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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Block Shield | LSE:BLS | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B00SHH97 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 0.60 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
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Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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17/10/2007 06:49 | Couple of rns's in the last week,time to move up i think | dafad | |
03/10/2007 12:37 | Creeping up. Time to start taking notice?... | katylied | |
06/9/2007 08:21 | Does anybody know what happened to OSWD, the creator of this thread ?? | dickiepugs | |
03/9/2007 08:53 | Telegraph says the AGM is on thursday 6th September. Last year, the Trading-Update came the day after.... | katylied | |
23/8/2007 12:32 | Would,nt know about tax PUG, this is a US company and different rules apply. | inside2 | |
23/8/2007 10:36 | iNside2:> Could be a tax advantage subject to how th edeal was structured. I am out of touch now but when I used to take my Bonus in shares (one of the top 10 UK plc's) my gross bonus went into shares and there was no income tax if held for 3 years. Not saying that this has happened here. You cash flow thery is possilby nearer the point. To be completely cynical it could be that they want to continue as directors and given the cash position this was the best choice. We are very short on news on top line sales and still appear to be cash burning. Do not hold but has been on watch list for some time but have held off due to a very slow adoption of the technology. | pugugly | |
23/8/2007 09:06 | Well it certainly shows considerable confidence in the company and its future as 36% is a very big premium. They must really believe they will get their money back. But it does beg a question regarding cash flow, I would suggest there willingness to do this makes it a short term issue if one at all, they are after all in a position to know what contract ect. are in the pipeline. So on balance my take on this is a positive one, which may well be the only reason behind this, the share price could after all do with some support. | inside2 | |
22/8/2007 16:18 | That's interesting - why would they do that when they could just take their Director fees and buy stock in the market much lower ? Will obviously improve the cashflow for the company, but will their fees maek that much difference, or are they running out of cash ? | crapjokes | |
13/8/2007 06:26 | Block Shield Director/PDMR Shareholding Embargoed Release: 07:00hrs Monday 13th August 2007 Block Shield Corporation plc (`Block Shield' or `the Group') Directors' Dealings Block Shield Corporation plc, the innovative provider of electronic components and processes utilized in electromagnetic compatibility (`EMC') and Radio Frequency Identification (`RFID') applications, announces that a number of its Directors have elected to receive New Ordinary Shares (`shares') in the Group in lieu of their annual fees for the periods up through 28th February 2007.Furthermore, each of the Directors in question has agreed to subscribe to the shares at a price of 100 pence per share. This price represents a premium of 36 per cent. over the mid-market closing price of 73.5 pence per share on the 10 August 2007. Following this agreement, each of Kenneth Judge, Richard Gadbois and Gary Fairhead, Non-Executive Directors of the Group, will be issued shares in the Group in the proportions outlined below. Kenneth Judge and Richard Gadbois will receive shares that represent directors fees for 3 years of service, while Gary Fairhead will receive shares that represent 1 year of service. Alongside these, Dr. Pier Antoniucci, the Group CEO, has also elected to receive a portion of his annual remuneration in the form of New Ordinary Shares in the Group.Details of which are outlined below. Michael Fitzgerald, non-executive chairman, has agreed to waive his director's fees for 4 years of service covering the periods up through 28th February 2007. The shares, which will rank pari passu with all existing ordinary shares in the Group were allotted today. Application will be made for their admission to trading on AIM and dealings are expected to commence on Friday 17 August 2007. Following this transaction:-Directo Holding Shares following Admission enlarged issued share capital Kenneth Judge Nil 22,059 22,059 0.10 Richard Gadbois Nil 22,059 22,059 0.10 Gary Fairhead 706,992 7,353 714,345 2.10 Dr. Pier Nil 50,000 50,000 0.15 Antoniucci -Ends- For Further Information:Block Shield Corporation plcPier Antoniucci (00) 1 408 745 0561Hansard GroupAndrew Tan 020 7245 1100www.hansardgroup | dafad | |
03/8/2007 07:39 | I'm out chaps - utilised the cash for WCC and the loss will be handy in offsetting gains. Whilst I still think BLS has potential it's the opportunity cost that I'm thinking of. May well revisit if it drifts lower. Good luck to all CJ | crapjokes | |
22/7/2007 12:54 | The price is hovering just above the downward trend line, if it does not break the line we could be looking at a bounce. Fundamentally this certainly looks a sound investment. I shall top up at the next positive news release. | inside2 | |
20/7/2007 17:21 | I have been watching for what seems ages. Waiting for the fall to tail off but it just seems to keep on falling. I like what I see here and like you KatyLied I think when it bounces it will move up quickly. I will look to take a position next week if it gets to my entry price. | billbyrne | |
20/7/2007 11:57 | A new nomad often is (but not always) a signal for a funding round. However, if trade debtors come in OK, there shouldn't be a need. Fall may simply be to discourage sells during summer doldrums. May bounce quite well if/when buyers return. Anyhow, I have started to stake build and the cheaper the better... | katylied | |
20/7/2007 09:44 | The contining fall in the share price is giving some cause for concern. There must be a reason for this - is a cash call in the offing somewhere? Hmmmm. | britishbear | |
05/7/2007 09:57 | Interesting Pug - Soc Gen's Technology fund managers sees the RFID market as a developing area with huge potential and apparently we're at the emerging stage, shortly before it goes mainstream. | crapjokes | |
22/6/2007 14:42 | Market cap (advfn) approx £30M and still loss making - The market is very competitive and not growing nearly as fast as predicted particularly in the RFID area. Debtors at some 40% of t/o seems rather high. Overall unless there is likely to be a very significant turnround the share pice will (imo & dyor etc) continue to be soggy. | pugugly | |
22/6/2007 09:58 | Does anybody have access to the brokers note as Digital Look is forecasting a pre-tax profit for 2007/8 | foxman14 | |
22/6/2007 09:43 | IC summary: "They remain worth buying on a long term view". Brokers expect losses again this year but an adjusted ptx profit of $1.72m 2008/9. That's quite a turnround from 20006/7 losses of $3.2m. I'll wait for that and hope in the meantime that business will increase from companies seeking to export to and comply with new EU laws governing electronic goods. | azalea | |
22/6/2007 09:23 | Think the MMs are trying to shake a few sellers out. They're bouncing back up now on virtually no volume. Net position so far today is sell of 3300 shares, hardly enough to justify the 6% fall ! | crapjokes | |
22/6/2007 09:08 | That'll be 8.4% now ! | crapjokes | |
22/6/2007 08:51 | "azalea - 18 Jun'07: With circa 89% in major shareholders and directors hands, any decent buying should have a disproportionate affect on the sp". Likewise selling - one sale of just 5848 shares this morning has dropped the price down 3% ! | masurenguy | |
22/6/2007 08:38 | azalea - anything in IC ? | crapjokes | |
18/6/2007 16:06 | With circa 89% in major shareholders and directors hands, any decent buying should have a disproportionate affect on the share price | azalea | |
18/6/2007 11:57 | Results are decent, growth is excellent. However, losses are still relatively large compared to cash in hand. No mention that they are looking to be cash flow positive by the end of next year. Even so, given this was £1.80 last year there is good upside. The slow take up of RFID is what is causing the problem I feel. | britishbear | |
18/6/2007 08:41 | My money is on the IC reiterating its 'buy' recc on Friday. | azalea |
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