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Haike Chemical (HAIK) 7 Follow HAIK Haik, Fast growing Chinese Stock, forward pe 5 (perhaps lower).... Free Bulletin Board Thread Share On Facebook Tweet Search this thread Go Add FavouriteE-mail AlertRelated ThreadsSkip Header Recruiter 30 May '07 - 13:18 0 1 Charts Intraday chart. Click to open a chart window 6 Month chart. Click to open a chart window Long Term Chart 2 Year chart. Click to open a chart window Fundamental Data Sector OIL & GAS PRODUCERS Mkt.Sector AIM Mkt.Segment AIM Turnover 76.03 Profit 0.60 Norm EPS 0.01 PE Ratio 2,687 Market cap 13.33 NMS - News 23/01/2017 08:00 UKREG HaiKe Chemical Group Ltd. Trading Statement http://www.advfn.com/p.php?pid=cmcharts&cb=1190625928&symbol=NYM%5ECL%5CX07&redir=1&period=9&freq=6 HaiKe Chemical Group Ltd. September 2010 HaiKe Chemical Group Ltd. This was said in the latest statement, please read & take great care when investing in this company: We believe that the Company has sufficient funds to meet foreseeable business requirements as long as the Chinese Banks continue to support HaiKe. HaiKe has enjoyed, and continues to enjoy, good relationships with local banks which are supportive of the Company's business. However, if the Group continues to incur further losses or loses banking support, the Group may have liquidity risks. Operational Review advertisement Go to previous 10174 Jump to the specified articleSubmit phil196923 Jan '17 - 19:27 - 10172 of 10174 0 0 Edit A bit of research on hxxp://www.haikechemical.com/shareholder-information shows only 56% of shares not publicly available. 81% is held by Hi-Tech Chemical Investment Ltd, employees and institutions. Realistically only 19% of free float!! Hi-Tech Chemical Investment Ltd has Mr. Xiaohong Yang as its chairman and major shareholder. He is also Haikes chairman. Some Chinese companies on AIM are considered very high risk and trade at a huge discount to its non Chinese peers. Reading back through the history of Haike and its history on AIM. This profitable, low debt business shouldn't be trading at such a huge discount and todays trading update has brought this to a lot of investors attention. Current p/e only 6, not unusual for Chinese AIM stocks but Haike the more reputable can command p/e of 8-10. Giving a further 30-60% upside. (45p-55p) Looking at finals for 2015 released May 2016 - "No dividend is proposed for this year. When the Group's profitability has further improved, the Board will consider the resumption of dividend payments." The groups profits have improved drastically and debt substantially reduced. Given 55% of shares are held buy Hi-Tech Chem, it wouldn't surprise me if there is pressure to reinstate the dividend. An AIM stock with pe below 10 considering to reinstate dividend payments. This would also put a rocket under the SP. Also compar

You write am I missing something! Profits quadruple from CYN4.1m to CYN18.1M with a shift in sales to higher margin products, oil price will have an effect on bottom line and trading statement and outlook for 2017 very positive, especially when you compare trading statement to previous January prelims. You're right, there are other figures you can extract to paint which ever picture you prefer but the overall sentiment points to a recovery play. A black belt CFO will also add further credibility.

23 Jan '17 - 19:27 - 10172 of 10172 0 0 Edit A bit of research on hxxp://www.haikechemical.com/shareholder-information shows only 56% of shares not publicly available. 81% is held by Hi-Tech Chemical Investment Ltd, employees and institutions. Realistically only 19% of free float!! Hi-Tech Chemical Investment Ltd has Mr. Xiaohong Yang as its chairman and major shareholder. He is also Haikes chairman. Some Chinese companies on AIM are considered very high risk and trade at a huge discount to its non Chinese peers. Reading back through the history of Haike and its history on AIM. This profitable, low debt business shouldn't be trading at such a huge discount and todays trading update has brought this to a lot of investors attention. Current p/e only 6, not unusual for Chinese AIM stocks but Haike the more reputable can command p/e of 8-10. Giving a further 30-60% upside. (45p-55p) Looking at finals for 2015 released May 2016 - "No dividend is proposed for this year. When the Group's profitability has further improved, the Board will consider the resumption of dividend payments." The groups profits have improved drastically and debt substantially reduced. Given 55% of shares are held buy Hi-Tech Chem, it wouldn't surprise me if there is pressure to reinstate the dividend. An AIM stock with pe below 10 considering to reinstate dividend payments. This would also put a rocket under the SP. Also compare the wording of the January 2016 trading statement to todays. Massively different, so positive for 2016 figures yet to be released and a very confident outlook for 2017. We will see another rush for shares first thing before hopefully settling in the mid to high 40's

phil1969 - 22 Jan 2017 - 09:35 - 8871 of 8879 - 4 As has been pointed out recently, on 29th June 2016 it was announced that NW1 and Kifin would convert a total of £8.4m of loans into FITB stock worth just £840,000. At the same time, the interim CFO took the roll CFO on properly. Just in time to get issued 11m options. In the RNS, FITB are also keen to point out his experience in Mergers and acquisitions. "Tyler has worked with the Company as interim CFO since early December 2015. Prior to that Tyler has spent more than 10 years providing mergers and acquisitions advisory, debt placement, management consulting and interim CEO and CFO services to a wide variety of tech, media and electronics businesses." He has moved back to California and a new CFO put in place who also has experience of M&A after selling 48% of one of his last firms to private equity investors. Tyler has kept the door open to FITB and it's reported in the RNS "is available on an ad hoc basis". This is unusual if a new experienced CFO is in place so I can only assume Tyler was working on something which is still ongoing. Since June 29th 2016, there's more to FITB business model than the wellbeing industry. A merger or RTO is the most logical explanation NW1 and Kifin would convert the outstanding debt at the equivalent share price of 2.5p Plenty of upside and a buying opportunity at 0.3p if this is the case. I don't see FITB as a stock I would buy into off the back of its current operations. I view FITB like I do many shells but they also have a business which is currently a drain on cash. My 9m investment is risk/reward play on a merger or RTO with HPI, NW1, Kifin connections. I can't see wenesdays RNS and the subsequent ramping (and deramping) as the sole reason for the share price running away. It was an excellent opportunity for those 'in the know' to buy in quantity without being accused of insider trading. They were buying off the back of the 'news' ;-) which would also explain the £107k buy. There is no way that was a sell looking at the timings and price spike. Large investors who are showing huge losses didn't make their stock available to MM's on the spike. Looking at fridays updated holdings page on the FITB website. No one offloaded into the spike. A very cleverly timed no news RNS. You have to ask yourself if the order was delivered late December, why leave it nearly a month to announce. IMHO

http://www.fitbugholdings.com/investor-relations.php FITB have updated the holdings page for the first time in months and they report as of 20th Jan, NW1 as Kifin didn't sell a single share into wednesdays rise. That's a huge endorsement for me and shows they're up to something. Glad a loaded a total of 9m on Friday.

https://twitter.com/cloudtagnews This article is being retweeted. Any other sources?

phil1969 - 20 Jan 2017 - 11:18 - 8840 of 8840 - 0 I've bought in this morning off the back of the Kifin and NW1 connection commitment last summer to capitalise £8.4m of loans to £840,000 worth of shares. Many reading these boards and gambling on FITB won't even know what was going on last summer. Two loans, one with Kifin worth £1m and another with NW1 for £7.4m were converted to shares at a conversion value of 2.5p at the same time a fund raise by way of open offer was underway at 0.25p, this would have been a haircut of 90%. Either FITB massively oversold the potential for the SP to their investors to get back to 2.5p or something else is going on. Check out KiFin history. It's interesting to see how they have taken over companies in the past. NW1 Investments are also pretty shrewd players. Something is happening in the background to FITB core business. It will be interesting to see if any TR1's arise from Wednesdays volume. If NW1 & Kefin didn't supply shares to the MMs it means they are holding for more and probably expect to see their 2.5p back. When and how, only they know but investment companies are not in the game of turning £8.4m into £840,000 unless they have a plan. There's more to come from this saga and from these levels, FITB only had one direction to go. I've bought 7m shares in the low .3's, very happy to take them while everyone is panic selling.

http://news.sky.com/story/cyber-security-firm-ncc-ousts-chairman-after-profit-warnings-10733862 Mcap £530m!!! Losing contracts!!! Three major contracts cancelled. Who is winning the business they are losing? Smaller cyber security firms gaining market share?

Interesting to see surge in volume just before close. Today will be telling.

Seems rude not to. Next project announcement can't be far away. Keep an eye on the volume for any tell-tale signs.

I'm a little disappointed but more relieved. I've been trying to follow Oasis since the announcement of RTO and they haven't been up to much worthy of them announcing through their own channels. All the news they've tweeted etc is about IoT and embedded sims in general, non of it is about deals or partnerships they have entered into. The longer it went on with no signs of Oasis having anything newsworthy if their own had me concerned we were in the right technology but the wrong firm. If Oasis have struck a massive deal of their own and decided to cut SEN out of the loop, fair enough but there are bigger and better companies in this sector picking up auto manufacturers, wearable and mobile device business. SEN is a debt free, cash rich cell with Jeremy King at the helm and only a £600k Mcap. I'm topping up.

UK to increase national cyber-defence grid http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-37821867

Interesting to see holdings notification as Steven Myers has bought back into FLX. He was a big investor back in April 2014 just before shareprice went from 19p to over 60p. He took profit and sold out on the way down in 2015 I'll take that as an indorsment from someone who knew what they were buying into first time around.

Reported from Thursday morning. Theres no doubting it's a buy driven trade given the data available. MMs delay reporting as long as possible so not to draw attention to SMA.

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/166535/sovereign-mines-of-africa-shares-soar-on-reversal-talk-166535.html http://www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/news/AN_1474963238883331700/sovereign-mines-of-africa-shares-up-as-it-holds-talks-on-guinea-assets.aspx

:-) I get about

Count me in for 6m

Interesting to see Falanx were called in to ensure it doesn't happen again. Nice RNS this morning also. Hopefully some news flow

Confusing RNS, so are we looking at an RTO? "As such, the Company has requested that trading in its ordinary shares be suspended with effect from today pending satisfaction of the conditions under the Listing Rules for readmission following a reverse transaction."

mrx9000 - 21 Sep 2016 - 09:25 - 6754 of 6756 - 0 I would say that another interested party/company would look at the ebitda and work out a price from that as well as factoring in the debt. Gannett have been buying companies and paying around a 3.5 times ebitda figure and these companies had a fair amount of debt. In JPs case 1.5 ebitda is around the very conservative 75 level. 100 being a conservative x 2. At a guess it would be at least 75. Forget about the PE figure in my view. 10 is not right at that amount and it is misleading imo.