The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Dilution then
Gulf Marine Services (GMS), a leading provider of self-propelled and self-elevating support vessels for the offshore oil, gas, and renewables sectors, is pleased to announce it now anticipates adjusted EBITDA to be approx. US$86m (previously: US$83m to US$86m) for the 12 months ended December 2023 and reconfirms its adjusted EBITDA guidance for the 12 months ending December 2024 at US$87m to US$95m. We also target adjusted EBITDA in the range of US$92m to US$100m for 2025.
https://www.gmsplc.com/Regulatory-News.aspx
A ridiculous reaction to a good update
.at last
Share information The Company’s issued share capital consists of 61,820,578 ordinary shares of 0.1p each (“Ordinary Shares”), each share having equal voting rights. The Company has been notified, in accordance with the Disclosure and Transparency Rules, of the following disclosable shareholdings representing 3% or more of the voting rights in the Company’s issued share capital: Geoffrey Thompson – 40.7% Adam Thompson – 11.6% Investec UK Smaller Companies Fund – 9.9% Andrea Thompson – 8.1% Andrew Richardson – 5.8% L&G – 5.28% Amount of shares not in public hands: 66.3% 33.7% free float and most held by Directors...not likely to want any dilution then
Utilitywise injects a touch of Va Va Voom Utilitywise has added a little ‘Je ne sais quoi’ to its energy offering after it won a two year contract with Tegaz that will see the firm expand further into the French market. Tegaz is a division of Total S.A., the world’s fifth largest oil and gas group. The contract win follows a successful six month trial and will see Utilitywise expand its French team from six up to 35 staff, who will target industrial and commercial SMEs across the channel. The team will sell Tegaz gas supply products across France. The contract will be serviced entirely from Utilitywise’s head office in South Shields. The team will consist of French Nationals living in the UK. They will operate on French time. After extensive research, Utilitywise discovered that clients were more likely to respond to staff speaking in local accents. The team will tailor their sales approach for each region of France: for example, Parisians will be responsible for business development in the capital, while clients from Marseille will deal with someone speaking their local accent. The team will use a bespoke management reporting system for the French market, which has been designed in-house and was named ‘Hugo’ after the famous French author of Les Miserables. Adam Thompson, Chief Operating Officer at Utilitywise said: “We are delighted to have secured this contract which underpins the strength of our relationship with Total and provides us with the building blocks for a longer term expansion into France. “This contract is a great example of the scalability of the Utilitywise business model and following deregulation in 2004, the French market presents a particularly appealing geography for us. We have been steadily growing our international sales capabilities to address this opportunity.” good growth to come
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48k buy today....think the directors sold to early :-)
Thinking about it...looks Good
"NCC Group is seeking shareholder approval at the meeting to be held on 18th December 2012 to effect a Bonus Issue, whereby shareholders will be issued with 5 bonus shares in addition to each share held. If approved, the expected ex-entitlement date will be 18th December 2012".
Better re-calibrate their charts for this baby...
as posted by ra757 -100 I need shares. -200 I need shares badly,but do not take the stock down. -300 Take the price down so I can load shares -400 Keep trading it sideways. -500 Gap the stock. This gap can be either up or down, depending on the direction of the 500 signal. Manicman...I think the number 5 or 500 would depend on the value of the share ie. they mean the same thing but if a share was £500 and somebody bought 1 then it would not be considered as a code but if somebody bought 500 shares at 1p then we take it as part of the coding system (the value is underneath the tax and dealing cost) of the MM's...for the record ra757 wasn't convinced that these are actual codes between MM's...so you have to draw your own conclusion. I think there are other supposed codes in use that I have seen ie. 88, 777....who knows...GLA
52k buy today...
Don't understand these single digit trades...buys and sells 1,2 and 3 shares....anybody?
1 & 100 through today
Going on here me thinks...?
Thanks for your professional and well informed analysis of products and the processes they are going through. Insight like yours can only benefit this BB greatly. Looking forward to reading your future analysis of the progress.
Just wiping its feet before kick on...all stars don't share the same trajectory GLA
Is in the pipeline. Hopefully 20 Nov update will provide us with some traction...not made a buck yet but good growth to come for many years here...tucked into ISA for the long-term.