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more to come >contract signed will see this rise fast
20p by friday
plateau? 22p
20p here we come!!!!
October 03, 2010|By Mary Ellen Podmolik, Tribune reporter Revolymer Ltd. doesn't go so far as to call its new product nonstick. But it does boast that its Rev7 gum is much easier to remove from shoes, sidewalks, carpets and even hair than the competition. The spearmint and peppermint gum, to be introduced in the United States on Monday at the National Association of Convenience Stores in Atlanta, is made with a polymer developed by researchers at the University of Bristol that makes the gum easy to remove with soap and water. When news of the development leaked out this summer, the U.K.-based company had expectations that it might license the technology to a gum powerhouse such as Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co. Revolymer had discussions with the industry but is going it alone trying to get the gum into stores. Roger Pettman, chairman and CEO of the startup, declined to say whether he spoke directl
looking good more to come!!!
yip 15p just for starters more like 20p on the cards
what a contract win, looks like this might just be the start
LOOKS LIKE THING WILL START TO MOVE HIGHER IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS !!!
is it the luck off the irish or are we about to fly high!!!!!!
The Company regards its expertise in production and marketing of Traditional Chinese Medicines (TCMs) as a strategic strength. During the year a new product, Bing Tong Pian tablet, a constipation reliever, was developed. Sales of this are forecast to commence in October 2010 and the Company is already in possession of approximately RMB 900,000 of orders for this product. We will continue to leverage our strengths in this area to develop or acquire a wider portfolio of products. We consider the Chinese TCM market to be robust and margins to be strong.
Highlights · Statutory profit of RMB14.7m due to new fair valuation of Company's plantation · Underlying profit of RMB1.7m Statement I am pleased to be able to report that the recovery in Taihua plc ("Taihua") continued in 2010 H1. The results were significantly affected by implementation of accounting standards relating to our Chinese Yew plantation. We reported profit of RMB14.7m. RMB13.0m of which was in respect of a change in the basis of measurement of our plantation from cost to fair value based on its future cashflows. This change was required under IAS41 once its fair value could be reliably measured as its trees approached maturity. The remaining RMB1.7m was in respect of the trading in the period.
looks like this will start to rise again !!!!
will this start to rise soon!!!!
Ceramic Fuel Cells (CFU) 20.5c FOR a venture that is yet to generate meaningful revenue and with $11m in the bank, a $3.9m legal win over dubious financial advice is nothing to be sneezed at. Yet investors may have expected more, given Ceramic Fuels claimed $25m of losses. The settlement also affirms the timeless adage that lawyers are the real winners: the listed IMF, which funded the action, walks away with $2.9m, resulting in an expected profit of $1.9m. Ceramic Fuels' Andrew Neilson dubs the settlement "pragmatic". As the losses were written off in last year's accounts, any amount should be seen as a bonus. Ceramic Fuels has developed an appliance, BlueGen, that magically converts gas into electricity more efficiently than the usual poles and wires. In recent weeks, Ceramic Fuels has sold units to big power utilities in the US and Japan and has stitched up a NSW distribution deal with Harvey Norman's commercial division. But the sales to date (about 50 units) are really try-before-you-buy arrangements. The acid test is whether customers follow up with bulk orders. We'll know in the next 12 months or so whether Ceramic Fuels hits paydirt, which is more likely to be in energy-starved Europe than here. Speculative buy maintained. Legend Corporation (LGD) 21c
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100805/pdf/31rqx8v1xgzd20.pdf
more to come!!!!!!!!!!!!!
lets say 80% more upside just to be on par with medu!!!!!!