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Hi, I have been absent for a while and not been following this as i pretty much lost faith, understandably

Please could someone give me a concise summary of what has happened in 2020 - I held 499,467 shares at an average of 2.1p each when I last looked, I'm assuming there has been some sort of consolidation

Thanks in advance

PT

Another 213k for me @2.81 to bring my average down significantly ! Now fingers crossed for a steady rise but no rush, see this as a long termer but be nice to squeeze back into the black on this one :)

They never really followed through on the undoubted promise - continual under performance against budgets, dismantling the original board and innovator of their products, and employing big hitters on disproportionate packages who never really cut the mustard to be fair ! Let's just hope they can deliver an effective parting shot and at least get some value back for the shareholders that have employed them and stuck by them over the years

Let's just hope they can negotiate a good exit price !

Different scenario for me fortunately as I received half my shares for 1p as options (plus tax & NI), bought others way back in 2008/09 for 18p and then topped up more recently at 30p+ so I can afford to hold on and take the punt. I still have confidence they will bounce back over the next few years and clearly if they do to any extent there's major gains on offer for all (actually tempted to top up again now as that's 3x if they recover to the levels of 2 years ago but not sure I want to put all my eggs in one basket)

Thankfully I'm not alone - nice buys for 240,000 late yesterday Let's hope for a bit of a bounce back over the next few days

I wasn't particularly thinking of a merger etc more the comparison of the 2 companies over the last 5 years. Healthcare is significantly more established and was seen as the benchmark in PIM early days, the performance recently has significantly swung in PIM favour though given the tracking of the share prices

I hold my hand up I just looked at Director's deals - no need to be so abrasive though To be fair you have just popped up on PIM in the last year or so, posted 4 comments in total (3 in the last 24 hours) shouting the odds This is not a quick bump n dump share it's a long term story and we've had much tougher times than this by a long shot, especially just after JB came in when the company was completely restructured - the strides since he was brought on board are massive If you don't like the story leave it to those who appreciate it for what it is Apologies again

Hang fire - this has always been a long haul ! The potential gains far outweigh the possible losses, I could have jumped at 65p but I stuck it out and still hoping for a better exit than that Some of the comments earlier from d1no are relevant but in the bigger picture this still has plenty of mileage - for comparison take a look at Plant Healthcare

You clearly aren't in the for the long run, or at least haven't been for the last 10 years ! This isn't a 'make a quick buck' stock and never has been - they are in a transition as most R&D entities are and if you actually read behind the figures you will see this. Of course there is the possibility that additional placings may be required to assist with their plans but again this has been an ongoing process since inception as it is with all R&D based companies You either take that at face value and accept its a long term proposition or you don't get involved at all Personally I'm happy with the progress since JB came in and if you actually look at the share options the board have in place they are committed to getting the value back or those options are actually worthless to them Long term hold and I for one will not be offloading for 12m+

IMO better than expected results for the current business climate, granted the $ has influenced the results to an extent, but all the same we are going in the right direction Encouraging that despite the highlighted increased spending in areas the bottom line hasn't suffered Onwards and upwards and keep up the good work JB, DJ et al

I've been in here since I worked for the company up to 5 years ago - great story but continually struggled to really break through. I'm still on board and only topped up a few months ago (100k shares now) and still hopeful the journey will have a great ending as it's my pension pot / nest egg The historical 'exit plan' up to 2012 within the company was the �2 mark but I've now re evaluated over the last few years to a hopeful �1 as I still have upmost faith in the company, it's technology, and the whole eco story it is enveloped in ! Hoping for more good news on Monday re the half year results but I won't be jumping ship either way GLA

Hopefully right time to top up with another 24k shares at 35.27p, a little extra bonus if they start to trickle up again after the losses of the last few weeks ! GLA

Another .5p and I'm in for a top up - still chancy I guess but I think worth the risk given the bank interest rates at the moment, already others back on the wagon hope it doesn't start bouncing back on those buys

How to decide when this has hit it's lowest level and jump in with a top up ! As an ex employee I'm still confident in the long term goals and still consider it a useful investment for my retirement planning - not drastically bad news but more a little disappointing that traction continues to be slower than expectations (with Brexit/Trump etc it's hardly surprising). Tempted to jump in now but will hold fire for a few hours and maybe it will slip to 35p ish

Been on this since 2007 and great to see my patience finally paying off ! Looking good just a case of knowing when to cash some in or keep hold of the lot !!!

It's been a rocky road and rollercoaster for the last 5 years or so but definitely worth a punt even at the increased price as the directors have share options which are not worth much as yet so the incentive is there ! Plus they have only just hit profit so only the most nervous or cash hungry investors will have cashed in up to this point, even with the new issue which at least is at market price !!!

IMHO this seems like a good opportunity to top up with some cheaper stock - looks like I'm not the only one either ! Hopefully the traction in Brazil and the fact the product has been shown to work well will outweigh this news (if indeed it is accurate) At the end of the day it will only be business competition in the normal sense and I'm sure Bayer will lend their support to rectify the issue if necessary GLA

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Straightforward simple case of one person getting their foot in the door and then slowly but surely manipulating situations and people to oust others one by one until the balance of power has shifted - unfortunately it may be the case that at least one or two of the initial team may have been instrumental in the future development of the company, or more to the point its products and intellectual property, rather than cutting them adrift to steer their own path in future competition for the company (particularly whilst PIM stutters to deliver even given a head start as it is too enveloped in having a complete clear the decks exercise and relocate from its roots to a more 'desirable/fashionable location' for its new management InCa was developed, launched and commercially sucessful, effectively subsidising and financing all other products both past and current but yet now seems to be out of favour and all focus moved to its newer products at the expense of this established business - hopefully the plan works or the core business PIM has survived on so far will have disappeared under other competing products - the secret of cutting adrift the pioneer of your products is to ensure you take advantage of what you already have before they are able to develop their own products and bite you in the ass - quite clearly PIM either have been too full of themselves to deal with this or don't have the expertise (in house anyway) to continually develop newer improved products. I would guess they are now maybe shelling out fortunes on consultants and 3rd parties to get back the momentum