Stephan Bernstein, CEO of GreenRoc, details the PFS results for the new graphite processing plant. Watch the video here.
Looking to research this company - may need done tech help as my understanding if software is modest....!
Great company which has fantastic management growing through mainly acquisitions...buy and hold.
Is predicting a fair value target price of 80p...loads of potential here..!!!!
I think this is some very healthy consolidation before the next leg up, I will be happy to see a steady rise here - the property market is not stopping - there is such a shortage of new building going on...This company has a long way to go yet. the only land mine here is an interest rate hike, don't bet the farm on that anytime soon...
In IC today - dividend and growth via recent acquisition...looking good here for the next 12 months at least..
St is due to review INL any day now ... also tipped by Faraday - the market is waking up to the potential here...
For the next leg up.
By galvan asa 6.1% dividend reccomendation.. Summary Copy: ''The recent moves to consolidate its acquisitions into a single entity should bring efficiencies and keep cash generation at the heart of its strategy. At its recent set of results on March 18th of this year, 2013 profits jumped and the company maintained its full-year dividend at 21.14p per share. What’s more, the company said it would consider increases once the SFS cover of the dividend exceeds 1.3 times, compared with 1.1 times currently. Overall, the shares trade at a deep discount to embedded value and the prospective dividend yield for the year ending 31st December 2014 of 7.2% looks highly attractive.''
Yes - this company is doing well and is run by great management - I have an old client who worked for them and he told me about the company when it was 16p - wish I had listened!!! I got in at 28p and the story is still unfolding here - one to buy on the dips - i reckon 45p is a very good entry and top up point - theres lots of growth left yet.....
But are gas fracking companies going to make this investment especially as new wells come on stream in proven reserve areas often nearby to 'used wells' ? Obviosuly some have .....- income is up each of the last 4 years and has had a good rise so looking forward to results soon....wonderring why this down hole tech has not caught on sooner....
I think we may see some large delayed trades (sells) here - perhaps instituitons are selling into this buying - however the buys will win this in the end IMO....
Copied from email this pm IPO WATCH: Poundland will formally be admitted to the market on Monday. At that point, the shares will be open to everyone to buy. Demand for the Poundland IPO has been huge – it was 14 times oversubscribed. As a result, many funds received nothing from the allocation process. And the public was completely locked-out of the IPO. This could lead to a lot of pent-up demand. Right now we can offer clients the opportunity to access Poundland through conditional trading before their official listing on Monday. Click here to find out more •How you can take a Poundland position today •Latest news and views
The IPo was 5 times over subscribed - I missed out on other companies who rterned my cash because of this - a different type of company but fOGL was loke this - soon as trading began the PI market opened up and boom! Poundland is a proffitable buisiness with a real hold in this market and suceeds whee others fail and yet it has very ambitious plans to open lots more stores across the uk which I believe will now be fast tracked as they will have funds and pressure from institutional investors to grow the brand rapidly. The UK is probably just the start. As always DYOR and keep an eye on the volumes - you have bought just off the top but I wouldnt worry as there will massive volatility while the big boys buy and sell - thats my take on it but as always I welcome alternative points of view... Good luck to you but I dont think your going to need it as long as you are patient IMO. Cheers Jammers. Ps the float and the conditional trading period are being sold heavily by the likes of galvan etc.
Dont worry shabbaj - this price will be distant history soon it is going to absolutely go nuts next week!
Yes you can, through TD Waterhouse. IPO was 5 times over subscribed so this is going to fly next week....
Really looking forward to results out on the 4th March - last chance to get in at 40p - I have an ex client of mine who worked for the copamny and is friends of the bod and results are EXCELLENT..... I have added on this but as always dont listen to hear say....!!!!!! GLA
Are here out doing sellers at 6:1
Hi Dave101 - not sure what you mean - but just to say this is not my copy but taken from ST of Investors Chronicle who is as you are probably aware quite respected... ST is predicting a more than double your money with this share.
For those who havent seen it... I have also spotted another investment opportunity with clear potential to double in value in the next year, and potentially treble, and one where we can get in on the ground floor now. It is a stock market minnow, Aberdeen-based SeaEnergy (SEA: 29p). The company is a small cap energy services business valued at £16m, a discount to net asset value of £18m even though net cash on the balance sheet is around £5.6m, or almost a third of the market capitalisation. Bargain basement acquisition Formerly known as Ramco Energy, the company sold off its interest in SeaEnergy Renewables Limited to Repsol and EDPR for a total of £38m in June 2011, which strengthened its balance sheet and provided a source of funding for new ventures. Subsequently, SeaEnergy acquired R2S, a profitable, cash generative and growing business, around 18 months ago. The initial consideration was £5m with a further earn-out payment of £500,000 made in March last year and another of £4.6m due next month if R2S achieves cash profits in excess of £2.5m in the 12-month trading period to end February 2014. That’s significant because I understand from analysts at Edison Investment Research, who attended an investor day held by the company a couple of months back, that R2S is on course to achieve revenues of £5m last year, up 150 per cent on the £2m reported in 2012, and is on track to report cash profits of at least £2.5m. In other words, for a total acquisition price of only £10.1m, SeaEnergy now owns a business that not only makes over £2.5m of cash profits, but is growing at one heck of a pace. This stellar growth rate is likely to be maintained in the future because R2S's core service - Visual Asset Management - is proving popular. The VAM technology involves taking 360 degree spherical photographs of locations and then building up three-dimensional (3D) models. Data can then be embedded, indexed and managed. R2S initially provided these services to Police Forces and Courts across the UK, to model crime scenes and to index and manage associated evidential data. Fingerprints, footprints, DNA and other forensic evidence are all embedded within recorded scenes, whilst video footage, forensic photographs, 3D models, animations, plans, audio files and websites can be added and updated as a court case progresses. The meticulous and visual nature of R2S helps anyone connected with a case to be quickly and continuously informed without the need for direct access to the scene. But it is the oil and gas sector where the real profit potential of the technology is taking off as VAM enables oil rig operators to keep a visual record of all key parts of an oil rig, monitor its condition and any changes to the fabric, with a view to carrying out the required maintenance. And the best part is that customers using the technology