positive view28 Aug 2017 17:23
Aim is more about timing and peaks rather than long term holds, particularly on global tech companies. Once established they can then seek to become long term investments imo....PIP has also avoided placings, with magmnt taking on the debt within the business, that woud be a very welcome aspect in the majority of Aim companies who frequently place and dilute, so PIP's approach refreshing...Tech takes years to develop and contracts for sustained supplies equally so, look at CPX for similar, and on that basis PIP looks set to begin a run of contracts, each one having a positive impact on it's mcap and some higher peaks likely to appear
I am sure many investors in the majority of aim companies would prefer the debt model adopted by PIP, rather than placing after placing, that immediately diltues any investment, on the current model PIP would be praised elswhere, mangmnt buyout in any business is an option, however, does not appear to be a major concern in the scheme of things and as stated earlier, any contract, and some are expected soon will have a large % increase in mcap/sp, aim is a risky sector , however, this looks like a good opportunity and potentially profitable from here for investors imo ;-)
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