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Agreed. What I think is particularly interesting is the intended expansion into civil nuclear projects. Need to keep a handle on costs and build the order book, then into profit. ATB

Hello there. I can remember some time back in the DGC stage, that you were very frustrated about the lack of sales/revenue, the on-going costs and resultant drain on capital. TGC arrived at the same conclusion - just took a bit longer to bite the bullet. All credit to you Mikey. I have always felt that the company's strength is diversity with a focus on technological and engineering advancement in an ever changing world. Just need to keep a handle on those costs now, keep an eye on the competition and grow their revenues. Per adua adastra. ATB

I'm in complete agreement with you Bearraider - even to the point of being 60% down. I originally got in about 3 years ago now (I think) on the back of the DGC hype , somewhere around 10p. Topped up later and have an average of around 6p. I topped up once the company knocked all the DGC R&D stuff on the head and swallowed that bitter pill to concentrate on revenues and cost reduction. The fatuous hype associated with so many AIM 'businesses' is gone and imo we have a realistic prospect of turning to profit which in turn will reward shareholders. ATB

Nice contract extension with MOD for submarine air purification equipment worth 1.5m over 12 months. ATB

Yep 'Forward'. Results expected to be significantly ahead of last year and dotted line signed for the £4.9m contract. ATB

.......and finished up with a 500k share purchase. Looking good.

TPG to exhibit at Innovation & Investors forum being run in conjunction with Shares Magazine. Good to see them working to raise awareness. ATB

Notice of results and trading update for last quarter. Final results expected to show breakeven EBITDA and £7.0m cash in bank (ahead of expectations). Strong pipeline of new business for 2016. Very, very encouraging. ATB

Defence maintenance order for Babcocks for 2 submarines worth £1.95m over 2 yrs. TPG confirmed in trading update that they have a strong order book. Combination of sufficient increased revenue and cost controls = turn to profit. Looking forward to more good news over coming weeks. ATB

To summarise, losses continue to reduce and TPG on track for breakeven adjusted EBITDA. Strong performance in aerospace and defence but current pressures in energy sector means some contracts expected in 2015 are now expected in 2016. This hasv'materially impacted' on projected 2015 revenues. Despite this, TPG say they will exit 2015 with a strong order book and lower overall cost base, supporting their aim to be cash generative and deliver positive EBITDA in 2016. In my view, just goes to show the importance of diversification and keeping a handle on costs during difficult times. ATB

Market seems to like it, Jolly and as you say, maybe the change will do the trick and perhaps herald a change in fortunes. ATB

Good luck Multibagger. This is one of the very few AIM stocks which is making money, paying divi's and has plenty in the bank. A class act. ATB.

Excellent trading update and outlook very, very good. ATB

Half yearly results today. Turn to profit due to cost control, despite global market pressures which are affecting many manufacturing companies. Outlook cautious due to said global trading conditions. ATB

A first class summary Adastra. I've been in for nearly 2 years now and was excited about the DGC potential. That wasn't to be but the company has identified where its strengths lie and knocked the loss making propositions on the head. IMO TPG will succeed in its transformation and turn to profit. That's why I'm still here.

Rothschild appointed NED. Good move.

Ideagen's 'Enlighten' software wins GRC ( Governance Risk & Compliance) 20/20 innovation award. Enlighten product named as most innovative in Environmental Health & Safety category.

Yes - more good news from IDEA. Class act. ATB

Yes, the share restructuring, success of the proposed subscription and getting a chap like Bob Holt on board can only be good news. The share consolidation gives credibility and liquidity and I suspect was a condition laid down by the subscribers. The funds to be raised by the subscription give TLY breathing space and the resources to push forward with phase 1 of the new venture and perhaps gear up the NHS business to business opportunities but we know that there are difficulties in pinning down these NHS contracts/renewals. Finally, Bob Holt is a real catch, albeit as a NED, but never the less has a track record of business success and I am sure he would not wish to associate himself with any business which he did not think could succeed. I feel that TLY are being re-born and hope very much that the new direction will benefit all involved. I've taken a more cautious strategy with AIM so TLY is not for me until I can see more solid revenue potential - by which time of course, I will have missed out on the 'ground floor' growth opportunity but hey ho! All the best.

Just looking in and I have to say I've never seen any share buck the dilution trend like TLY but then it is an interesting little business! I'll wait until the dust has settled after the subscription shares hit the market (no doubt the resolutions will be passed and there will be some trading going on given the subscription price -all imho of course) and maybe take another look after the stage 2 b2c fundraise. All the best and well judged.