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Andor Tech | LSE:AND | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B043J741 | ORD 2P |
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10/12/2013 | 18:43 | Andor Technologies - Northern Irelan | 391 |
13/3/2010 | 18:14 | ANDERMAN | 10 |
12/6/2007 | 10:54 | AND I can't find a thread for this......... | 18 |
20/7/2005 | 12:01 | Andor Technologies (AND) | 7 |
04/7/2002 | 10:54 | Should we sell companies audited by anderson? | 4 |
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Posted at 10/12/2013 18:43 by battlebus2 Slightly less than i hoped but atleast its gone through and all in cash. |
Posted at 12/11/2013 09:47 by piedro alter ego, I was thinking the same and Andor's announcement confirms their discontent ...The Board of Andor is disappointed that, having only made the indicative proposal on 8 November, Oxford Instruments has chosen to make today's announcement, which the Board of Andor considers to be premature and unhelpful in light of ongoing discussions. Given the level of uncertainty and conditionality, the Board of Andor felt that it could not properly consider the proposal, but it did confirm to Oxford Instruments that it remained willing to continue discussions to explore whether a definitive, acceptable offer might be found that was in the interests of Andor shareholders. re: OXIG share price, is not the rise due to the Interim Results? |
Posted at 12/11/2013 09:29 by alter ego I was thinking the absence of an RNS from Andor might suggest the OXIG were trying to put pressure on a reluctant BOD by going public. This looks to be the case now that AND have rushed out a response.It especially irritating for me as a long term holder in AND where I see a good future and where I was on the point of buying OXIG in the next few days given the steady downward drift which was making them look good value. Now OXIG has soared as it looks like investors think they would be getting a very good deal. Not what I hoped for. |
Posted at 12/11/2013 07:17 by battlebus2 Nice one beep beep. Only £5 not six and too cheap imv. |
Posted at 23/9/2013 16:19 by beep_beep Nearly a month now without so much as a single RNS. Yet we all know something's going on behind the scenes and changes are afoot, with millions of shares changing hands.£6 on the way very soon i feel |
Posted at 24/4/2013 14:23 by piedro 2013 Insight Awards Winners AnnouncedAndor helps Researchers show the artistic side of science Belfast, 24 April, 2013 Andor Technology plc (Andor), a world leader in scientific imaging and spectroscopy solutions, today announced that three visually stunning and scientifically captivating entries have won their categories in the Andor Insight Awards Scientific Imaging Competition. Stephen DeCamp of Brandeis University topped the Physical Sciences category; Fernando Amat of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute came top in the Life Sciences category; and Jamie Kasuboski of The Waitt Advanced Biophotonics Center Core at The Salk Institute for Biological Studies won in the Imaris category. Stephen DeCamp's entry is entitled 'Oscillating Microtubule Bundles' and investigates the material properties of mixtures of microtubules, a depletion agent and the molecular motor Kinesin. Acquired using an Andor Clara CCD camera, the short movie shows a method that will allow scientists to study systems of self-propelled and self-organized matter that exist in the field known as Active Matter. Fernando Amat entered a video entitled 'Global nuclei tracking in the Drosophila syncytial blastoderm', which captures part of the mitotic cycle in a Drosophila embryo. This technique allows rendering and tracking of cell components with an efficiency of over 95%. It was captured using a multi-view light-sheet microscope equipped with two Andor Neo sCMOS cameras. Jamie Kasuboski's entry entitled 'Whole Mouse Brain 3D Reconstruction' shows, in incredible detail, an Imaris 3D reconstruction of a mouse brain including proteins and neuron structure. Later analysis counted which regions of the brain contained specific cell types, therefore giving a powerful insight in to the wiring of the brain. The winners were selected from a panel of expert judges from both life and physical sciences that included: Dr. Bob Marshall of Stanford University, Dr. Satoshi Nishimura of the University of Tokyo, Dr. Gábor Csúcs of the Institute for Biochemistry in Zürich and Dr. Donal Denvir from Andor Technology. The Insight Awards focus on recognising the cutting edge work carried out by researchers using Andor equipment or Bitplane software in the fields of Physical and Life Sciences Imaging. This year's entries utilised the full spectrum of Andor and Bitplane products including spectrographs, EMCCD and sCMOS cameras, Confocal Microscopy Systems and Imaris® software. "The visual impact and scientific value of this year's entries clearly highlights the cutting edge work being carried out by researchers using our products" said Dr. Andrew Dennis, Director of Product Management. "The judge's selection of winners provides an interesting insight into the significance and detail of the researcher's work across multiple scientific disciplines." |
Posted at 03/4/2013 09:26 by piedro daddy13,Thank you for the link Andor Technology (AND) Trading Update - This morning Andor Technology has released a trading update for H1 2013. Essentially the year is proving to be a bit more challenging than we had hoped. - Although we expected H1 to get off to a relatively slow start it is proving to be a little weaker than we expected. Combined with a rising fixed cost base to enable the company to take advantage of future growth opportunities, we are now forced to slightly reduce our forecasts for the year. - H1 revenue is likely to be between £27m £28m, slightly better than H2 2012, but about 10% down on H1 2012. While weakness in EMEA and Americas was expected, the incremental softness versus our original expectations is in Japan. - We are trimming our 2013FY revenue estimate to £60m (was £62.4m) which is still growth y-o-y, but only 3%. - We now expect adjusted pre-tax Profit and adjusted Earnings to be flat y-o-y at £10m and 25.3p respectively. This is a downgrade of a little less than 10%. - We believe this downgrade reflects well known macro-economic issues around the world and in no way shakes our confidence in Andor. We continue to believe its market leading positions and new product launches will drive growth going forward. - We expect the company to remain strongly cash generative. - The shares trade at 15x 2013E earnings, 8.8x EBITDA and have a free cash yield of 6.6%. |
Posted at 08/1/2013 11:29 by piedro Article in the Guardian re ...The Next-Generation Transit Survey (NGTS) is a wide-field photometric survey designed to discover transiting exoplanets of Neptune-size and smaller around bright stars .... NGTS employs an array of fully-robotic small telescopes operating in the 600-900nm band, thereby maximizing sensitivity to bright but relatively small host stars (K and early-M spectral type). .... The optical system is designed to observe with optimal sensitivity in the 600 to 900nm range, in order to match the peak emission of the primary targets (K and early M). Large format (2k×2k) CCD cameras have been developed by our industrial partners (Andor Technology, Belfast, and e2v, Chelmsford) specifically for our requirements, and these have now been made commercially available in their product line. ... |
Posted at 25/6/2011 16:44 by simon gordon AND - is it a short?Bearish divergence on the RSI, is this signalling a change in trend? MONTHLY June showing biggest ever Candle with almost record volume: WEEKLY Is this past week's Candle the sign for an "evening star"? After looking at my Candle books it doesn't appear to be forming an "evening star," but I'm not certain. Any views? ===== Evening Star The evening star consists of three candlesticks: 1. A long white candlestick. 2. A small white or black candlestick that gaps above the close (body) of the previous candlestick. This candlestick can also be a doji, in which case the pattern would be a evening doji star. 3. A long black candlestick. The long white candlestick confirms that buying pressure remains strong and the trend is up. When the second candlestick gaps up, it provides further evidence of residual buying pressure. However, the advance ceases or slows significantly after the gap and a small candlestick forms, indicating indecision and a possible reversal of trend. If the small candlestick is a doji, the chances of a reversal increase. The third long black candlestick provides bearish confirmation of the reversal. |
Posted at 21/11/2010 16:34 by battlebus HIGH TECH CAMERA COMPANY PUTS FOCUS ON NEW JOBS!a HIGH-TECH digital camera development and manufacturing firm has announced it is seeking to recruit new staff to it's Belfast HQ. Andor Technology, which specialises in scientific imaging, spectroscopy solutions and microscopy systems, is offering opportunities in disciplines including engineering, production and marketing. Dr Andrew Dennis, director of product management, said: "We are looking for people who embrace our four core values: vision, respect, integrity, enthusiasm. "These values are the foundation of our company,define who we are and set us apart from our competitors." The firm was founded in 1989 as a spin-out from Queen's-University's physics department. It has established itself as a major player in the area of high proformance scientific digital cameras,spectroscopy solutions and micrscopy systems. Its cameras allow scientists around the world to measure light down to a single photon and capture events occuring within one billionth of a second. Andor, based in state-of-the-art premises in Springvale Buisness Park, employs more than 250 people in 15 offices worldwide and is one of only a handful of listed Northern Ireland companies (In 2004 Andor Technology plc was admitted to the London Stock Exchange's Alternative Investment Market.) It also has a reputation for investing in its employees, having recently been awarded the prestigious "One To Watch" accreditation in the Sunday Times 100 best companies to work for 2010. The accreditation highlights andor's ability to provide structure career paths,flexible working hours and support for students, both through work placements and sponsorship. The firm also supplies funding and supported time off for employees looking to delop their career through further education. This gives employees the chance to gain the skills they require to reach their career goals. Every member of staff has a personal development plan and this covers activities such as professional body membership and furher education. Andor Technology's chief executive Conor Walsh said: "Our staff are engaged to be part of the company on manylevels. We ensure they have strong and clear management,leadershi Andor expects more innovation and sucess in the coming years. View the company's current recruitment opportunities at www.andor.com/career |
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