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AVO Advanced Oncotherapy Plc

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Advanced Oncotherapy Plc LSE:AVO London Ordinary Share GB00BD6SX109 ORD 25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1.925 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Medical Laboratories 0 -29.49M -0.0549 -0.35 10.32M
Advanced Oncotherapy Plc is listed in the Medical Laboratories sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker AVO. The last closing price for Advanced Oncotherapy was 1.93p. Over the last year, Advanced Oncotherapy shares have traded in a share price range of 1.875p to 8.50p.

Advanced Oncotherapy currently has 537,481,209 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Advanced Oncotherapy is £10.32 million. Advanced Oncotherapy has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.35.

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26/10/2016
07:28
Lord David Evans is 74 and has worked in media and publishing for 55 years. He has been involved with AVO since its Care Capital days and has also been deeply involved in cancer charities. Perhaps he felt he had done enough and it was time to put his feet up.
daijavu
25/10/2016
20:07
Must admit, the time lapse in reporting surprised me.

'A director of a fully listed company is obliged to notify their company of any dealing in its shares within four business days, and the company must pass that information to the market by the end of the following business day.'

I wonder how many 'business' directors we have, rather than medical and technical.

Hopefully we're due another BRR interview soon. They will be able to reiterate their commitment to Q2 2017 and hopefully also tell us that testing is complete. If Thales are going to be building the modules that will go into Harley Street, surely these will also need to be tested before use. (I can't recall where I read that - so take it with a pinch of salt).

glibgibon
25/10/2016
17:51
If he isn't going, then he should be pushed. Even for an NE, still dodn't look good not promptly informing. Maybe especially for an NE!
gerhart
25/10/2016
17:23
Might be nothing in it (I note his wiki page lists AVO as a previous position) so maybe he resigned and wanted out. Next question is why have the company not RNS'ed that?
waterloo01
25/10/2016
17:16
someuwin. I don't see it as making the sale any more significant. The first RNS was probably just an administrative error. While it might be interesting to know why he sold we will probably never be told and he is probably the only person who knows why he sold. Directors do sell share for personal reasons that have nothing to do with the company.

I would be more concerned if a number of directors sold. If I was worried about him selling, I know what I would do. But I'm not worried. Not at the moment.

daijavu
25/10/2016
17:03
I see they had to follow up with a replacement RNS to say that actually he had dumped the lot and no longer holds any AVO stock!
someuwin
25/10/2016
16:57
Well it's waving at me.
waterloo01
25/10/2016
16:40
One director selling is not a red flag. He could have sold for any number of reasons none of which need have anything to do with the company.

The thing to look out for is a cluster of directors selling.

daijavu
25/10/2016
15:03
Over a month, 5 weeks later. What is the point of regulation? It's yet another red flag, but I won't dwell on that.
waterloo01
25/10/2016
14:55
....and finished selling in Sept and still took a month to report. How can that be legal, even for an NE; and particularly when there is a lot of corporate activity going on or expected in that period?
gerhart
25/10/2016
14:41
Well someone knows this won't open in 2017! You would have thought sales should be reported when they happen not when they have finished. Sold 136k shares and left holding 14k. Started selling in August!
waterloo01
24/10/2016
17:37
Architects site - hxxp://www.st-arch.co.uk/news.php
cosmicboy
24/10/2016
09:51
Nice to see the company keeping shareholders informed (not). Still stating will be open in 2017? What's the situation regarding 'orders' as Harley Street won't be open before 2019?.

If they want to get a decent uptake in the OO they would be well advised to fess up and let shareholders know.

waterloo01
20/10/2016
20:39
I was walking down Harley st today & saw 2 builders going into no. 141.So it looks like AVO & the landlord are not hanging about & are starting prelimanary work asap.
seans66
20/10/2016
12:44
had a read through the various releases over the last 18 months or so and end up with a lack of clarity as to whether the first machine will be at harley street (which as other posters have said could be as late as 2019) or whether the existing purchase orders from china are capable of being fulfilled following completion of testing,which is scheduled for end of this year ie is harley street the showcase for the existing orders (to prove concept) or the showcase to ramp up sales to 8 per annum in 2/3 years' time?
richman777114
20/10/2016
09:12
I take both your points on board and I am keeping a very close eye on the situation as I always have. I might keep invested or I might not. I've sold my AVO shares a few times and bought back in. Been luckyish each time in ending up with more shares for the same money. Only time will tell what I'll do in the future

I'll probably stay interested in AVO whether I hold shares or not, unless my opinion about it is proved wrong.

I share some of the concerns that some people have voiced about the management but I don't think they are dishonest. My opinion based on my own research is that they probably do have a piece of kit that beats the opposition and if their business plan works they should have some success. When that will be and how much success they might have are unknowns. The main shareholders and HdW seem to have confidence and I think that counts for something.

And I am quite glad that at least the planning issue is out of the way.

daijavu
20/10/2016
08:39
It seems that 2.5 years may be a worst case scenario and the work might take far less time to complete.

That really is a load of old rot. The spec that is going out to tender suggest that possible they might shave 2-3 months off the construction period. For you to turn that into "far less" is naïve at best. Show me a London construction project that was finished early ?

I have to say it was somewhat dodgy of AVO to put out that Harley Street planning RNS without issuing some sort of timetable as to when they expected to be operating.

I'm still not investing, suspect this will drop like a stone as the real timelines emerge.

igbertsponk
20/10/2016
08:27
daijavu, that misses the point. It doesn't matter if it's 2.2 or 2.5 years from building works starting, the issue is real sales and as it stands, the company has stated that the working machine on Harley Street is key to completing sales to others. What happens if the proof of concept machine is not working till 2019. Will buyers 'wait' for AVO or go with ANO supplier, What's the back up plan?
waterloo01
20/10/2016
08:21
It seems that 2.5 years may be a worst case scenario and the work might take far less time to complete. My view is that no one will know until the contracts have been allocated and HdW and the contractors have got together to work out the actual schedule.
daijavu
20/10/2016
07:15
It seems to me that the questions raised with the planning permission and the timetable from Walden (not from the company) have quite serious implications for the company and until they answer them (ie how they are going to secure actual sales before Harley Street is open)it remains a questionable investment. I've exited my very small position until it's clarified.
waterloo01
19/10/2016
20:05
andrbea. There are no machines currently available to be distributed to anyone.

I understand that at this moment the only complete machine that exists is one early crude prototype in a laboratory in Geneva. It was the first prototype and I would guess that it is probably unsuitable for medical use. There is also one partially completed machine that is currently being put together and undergoing tests. It is the partially completed machine that was originally intended to be intalled in Harley Street. It now seems that it is going to remain in Geneva to be used as a testbed to further develop and refine the LIGHT system and Harley Street is going to get one of the production models from Thales.

daijavu
19/10/2016
17:42
Don't they distribute the kit too (as protoypes?) in Shanghai (an existing hospital)
So they could perhaps get income from existing hospitals worldwide (while waiting for the new-build centres)....

andrbea
19/10/2016
13:50
daijavu, absolutely. Not always possible but as long as it's reasoned.

Edit: On a positive......Directors have put up in over £3m of their own money recently at the offer price of £1.00 and they will be well aware of the building schedule. Again one can hope they can quickly enlighten us as to how they are going to secure actual sales before Harley Street is open, if that is the case.

waterloo01
19/10/2016
13:48
Cheers luminoso, hardly anything 'mystical' in it. I just looked at the plans, and anyone whose ever had the builders in, will know it would take a lot longer than the company was saying I think I suggested 18 months - 2 years from planning approval. Seems I was being over optimistic.

The company need to come out ASAP and say how they are going to get past proof of concept to sales if Harley Street isn't open till 2019. What's the back up plan or are sales now at least 2 years later than billed (assuming building work goes to plan).

waterloo01
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