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There is still time to buy before the final approval but this is probably the last opportunity. Futura Medical plc (AIM: FUM), the pharmaceutical group that develops innovative products for consumer healthcare, is pleased to announce it has been informed that the relevant Notified Body is satisfied that all outstanding points in the regulatory dossier for CSD500 have been resolved and has been recommended to their Review Panel for approval. The Panel’s approval process typically takes a month and is already underway. A further statement will be made in the coming weeks regarding the issue of the CE mark certificate. The CE mark certificate will enable CSD500 to be marketed and sold within 29 European territories and a number of other non-European territories that recognise the CE mark process. Reckitt Benckiser plc, makers of the Durex® branded condom have exclusive global rights to CSD500.

They have produced a fairly solid performance over the past few years - good long term bet IMHO.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGysES3khcg

A year of substantial growth has positioned the business well on its three year growth plan.  Revenue increased by 37% from £15.1 million to £20.8 million.  Profit from continuing operations (excluding loss on disposal of available-for-sale asset) increased from £0.2m to £0.7m.  Orders booked in the year increased by 64% from £13.3 million to £21.8 million.  Re-financing exercise completed with all borrowings now supported by trade.  Pipeline of new business opportunities continued to be strengthened during the year and into 2011.  £3.9 million received following capital reduction and subsequent disposal of Evervision.  Proposed repayment to shareholders of 5p per share consisting of a 4p Capital Reduction and a 1p Dividend.  Interim dividend of 0.1p per share paid and a final dividend of 0.2p proposed.

ARM CEO was on BBC over the weekend. As long as ARM retains its leadership in super fast chips for mobile and static devices the SP will continue to rise over the long term because of the massive and rapidly growing market for this technology. This is the Investigate article from the link below - First quarter pre-tax profits at ARM Holdings rose 35% to £50.8m on a normalised basis and to £30.5m from £25.9m on an IFRS basis. Normalised revenues rose 29% in dollar term to $185,5m and by 26% in sterling to £116.0m. CEO Warren East said: "Influential market leaders are licensing ARM technology to gain access to a growing ecosystem of operating systems, software applications, tools and service providers. "Many of these companies have been ARM licensees for many years, and are now deploying ARM technology across a multitude of applications; in mobile, consumer electronics and embedded devices. "This licensing drives ARM's long-term royalty opportunity. "Shipments of ARM-processor based chips increased 33% on the same period last year driven by growth in smartphones, tablets, digital TVs and microcontrollers. "ARM's revenue growth enables us to continue to invest in innovative technology development at the same time as delivering strong increases in profits and cash flow."

Looks like the Times got it wrong. I am staying with this one for the time being anyway.

http://www.barchart.com/opinions/stocks/ARM.LS

Says it all. These will only go in one direction long term - hold and accumulate on dips.

Why not help UTN along by buying one of their electric bikes direct from the company. We bought the Puma for my wife last year - great little bike - she loves it and its excellent excercise for me trying to keep up round the country lanes and for trips to the shops. Get some interest going with friends and neighbours! http://www.powacycle.co.uk/ Save on petrol too - take it to work etc. The best publicity is the product on the streets. Likewise with the free solar for schools - encourage take up.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/article-1379041/Reckitt-Viagra-sights-US-tie-up.html?ito=feeds-newsxml

I am holding on. Long term wind power will be a growth industry - it is just suffering a bit from govts holding back spending at the mo. Rising oil prices will help it out plus hydrogen developments allowing wind power generated electricity to be stored by creating hydrogen with surpluses. See ITM Power.

Got to be a good time to buy at this price.

Board infighting, a failed strategy to market a new breed of desk-top PC etc. Looks like they finally have it on track though so worth watching v.carefully IMHO. I am a long term holder.

Just bought in as the CE mark for the new Durex 'viagra' condom should be announced soon. FUM should also go up at the same time.

Excellent post from iii by Wet Wet Frog I am sure more new comers will come and visit this site to gain a better understanding of UTN, for their benefit, I have updated and post my research note once again..........LOL!!! Ultima networks (UTN) - a research note by WET WET FROG (Maysun) - last updated on 10th January 2011 The Aim listed company has 3 business divisions: 1. Cognito Software : http://www.cognitosoftware.co.uk/ 2. Electric bikes (two brands):http: http://www.powacycle.co.uk/ and http://www.infineumbike.co.uk/ 3. Solar power generation: http://www.ultima-networks.com/ Let take a closer look at each business division one at a time. 1.Cognito - A good product, great customer support , satisfaction, and recurring revenue. Quote from latest result statement:"Despite consolidation within the legal marketplace, the IT services division has continued to grow through increased sales of its range of software products and services. The Board expects that the launch of the all new legal software suite "FiLos" will further improve competitiveness and attract interest from larger legal practices. The division is benefiting from a strong management team and is looking to continue to grow organically and through carefully targeted acquisitions. Page 11 and 12 of the Law Society software guide :http://www.lawsociety.org.uk/documents/downloads/softwaresolutionsguide2009.pdf gives a good account of Cognito's business. Soon after product launch,the company successfully sold its Filos software to major firms with 20,000+ stall and £2bn turnover. Operation profit ( my estimation) for 2010/2011 = £500k, assuming a forward PE of 10, then mkt cap = £5m. This can go higher with the right acquisitions. 2. e-bike. UK operation: profitable, dealer network (almost 100) established and growing. European operation - Distribution centre set up in Germany, benelux hit the ground and running - infineum continental bikes already a success ( euro 500k for 2010) and 2500 units or Euro 3m for 2011 - this equates to less than 2% of the ebike market in Holland (140k bikes sold per annum). More Infineum models expected to be launched and this represents a staggering revenue opportunity in Benelux alone. I am sure the company will sign up a German distributor next and more to follow. Why infineum e-bike? Infineum is the brand name for the high-end range of electric bicycles continuously evolving in order to bring the latest bike technology to the market. The design of the Infineum Continental is ABSOLUTELY FIRST CLASS . IMHO, it's in same class as the iphone, a pity they don't call it the "ibike".( I stands for infineum) THE REVENUE OPPORTUNITY HERE IS -SIMPLY OUTRAGEOUSLY STAGGERING!!!!! (If the company really want to do some clever sales and marketing,they can negotiate with car maker /dealers to do some joint promotion: BUY A CAR and get an infineum ebike FREE - this will be very int