Member Info for Vascular

They did say in trading statementerms "we expect to secure additional orders from this pipeline in the near term.". .....near term in my book is in next month or so...they should not use language like that unless they mean it ...so should expect at least two orders in next few weeks...imo

Hi Over, looks like anything over £1.2 million is what they have informed the market...will need to be significantly higher to turn a few heads...what would be the magic number to get people interested in CC again...bearing in mind each quarters results should now be better than the last. Any ideas what headline number would be needed this time to get the share price breathing again.

Can anyone please remind me what are the expectations for revenues during 2018 ? I don't remember seeing any. Cheers. "Assuming that the Company converts a sufficient number of the above opportunities into orders during 2018, the Company expects revenue and cash receipt progression to materially accelerate and therefore the Board remains optimistic of meeting market expectations for revenues during 2018. There is a large level of uncertainty on timings relating to delivery of some larger items in the order book and pipeline, which could cause a significant change in revenues, both to the upside and downside."

I guess when you look back over past two months KMK have secured approx £3 million of new contracts / funding which will be realised over next 36 months...which is worth an extra £ 1 million a year approx. Small but significant when you take into account previous deals already secured and expected to hit the accounts this year....securing a mega contract would transform the sp.....it's surely just a matter of time! A trading update should support this.....

There's a market? I do wonder how long it will be until the life cycle of the old screening technology comes to an end and many need to be replaced with the latest detectors on the market....we are informed I it is cyclical ....just not sure exactly where we are in the replacement cycle....if this project is succesfull will it inform other NHS hospitals when technology is replaced. Good news and well done KMK but as an investor i naturally want a big contraxt win, and i want it now lol

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/indl-goods/svs/engineering/schneider-temasek-may-announce-a-deal-to-buy-lts-electric-automation-business/articleshow/63839005.cms

Thanks for posting the reply Over. I'm Suprised Biggles is such a popular name.....it should be possible to find the real Biggles etc due to the John Stamp connection but I've had no luck so far....

What became of their combined 12% holding of CC?

Tony. If you look to Japan I think Tepco have reached the stage of fUll interoperability. TEPCO supply a third of customers in Japan. They have introduced a platform (rf mainly) that will not only manage all types of meters but all future IOT'S introduced at a later date...they are alread doing it, so it seems. Everything being discussed here has been achieved but in a developed country.....

https://www.befutureready.com/ezine-article/game-changer-tepcos-smart-grid-strategy-impact-grid-modernization-worldwide/ Here's the link

Here is a recent update. RF AMI is the main communication method used with Tepco with gprs as fallback. It's interesting if you read both articles as what LG / Toshiba have achieved in Japan ( I realise it's a different market) is exactly what India ( developing country's) etc hope to achieve ....but I find it ironic that Japan have achieved its end goal plus IOT all on one platform using mainly RF technology where as India in the main are going for Alternatives.....again ironic our biggest success at present is the UK ( another developed country) using RF .....

I read this very interesting article regarding Japan and remembered that CC are working with Toshiba in UK. If you read this it sounds very ground breaking, and sounds very recent .. but then I realised the date. Worth a read. https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/4-ways-tokyos-smart-meter-plans-break-new-ground#gs.tPyHcNY

Yes, Thailand sounds like it is crying out for CC technology. I just wonder why Thailand was not included in yesterday's trading statement RNS.

http://www.spacedaily.com/reports/DARPA_Seeks_to_Expand_Real_Time_Radiological_Threat_Detection_to_Include_Other_Dangers_999.html

Anyone know how much Connode received for the UK licences back in 2016 ? If anything. Will CyanConnode benefit from payment as "part of the future UK rollout" or has that money been received by Connode, spent and no more payments will be made. Todays RNS states "Licences for the contract were supplied by Connode and paid for prior to its acquisition by the Company in 2016, and these have been built into the roll out" How much per end point will CC receive per year once the Smet2 meters are live. Any ideas? The UK looks like our closest "reliable" revenue stream at present

Old Indian saying " cheap thing no good. ..good thing no cheap.....I'll email it to EESL and see if I get a reply..

I have looked and can't find any activity from Micromodje for over a year....nothing.

Funny you should mention gas meters https://financialtribune.com/articles/sci-tech/77616/smart-gas-meter-market-expanding-in-mashhad It does look like things are moving along in Iran.

I hope the Italians haven't taken our Iranian meters...read half way down when it talks about electric meters. "Last October, Iran�s Energy Efficiency Organization and Italy�s Centro Elettrotecnico Sperimentale Italiano (CESI) signed an agreement to install smart electricity meters in Iran. The project calls for mounting 32 million smart electricity meters in the country." https://financialtribune.com/articles/sci-tech/77616/smart-gas-meter-market-expanding-in-mashhad

http://www.esmartlighting.com