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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Idmos | LSE:IDO | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B035JB54 | ORD 5P |
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11/6/2008 | 12:47 | :::IDMoS::: | 431 |
28/2/2008 | 15:08 | IDO Charts and News | 38 |
28/8/2005 | 18:37 | IDMoS | 36 |
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Posted at 28/2/2008 13:06 by tryinghard2 they still wont sell you any quantity or drop the price why.gonna go north very soon/corporate update coming 25-30p |
Posted at 27/2/2008 14:58 by tryinghard2 still not dropping the price.25-30p.watch this space.max buy 1500@full ask. |
Posted at 25/2/2008 15:22 by double6 TH - we're buying the shares off the sellers at under touch price mate! |
Posted at 22/2/2008 15:03 by tryinghard2 bachaan nice on the nng my price as well after averaging down.averaged down here as well and look forward to management to deliver a blow for the pi,s.thread is loaded with mm,s im afraid.no stock to be had at this price.5k max or 194 quid. |
Posted at 22/2/2008 14:32 by nimh william (tryinghard2).. the only corporate update you'll get for IDO is that they'll be telling everyone that they are bust and shares will be suspended. |
Posted at 22/2/2008 11:24 by tryinghard2 bachaan this is a crazy price believe me.mm,s dont want buyers.this will be multiples of current share price in the coming days.its a no brainer 5k max buy.mm,s will move this above 10p with any buys.25-30p is still my target. |
Posted at 20/2/2008 16:26 by double6 Had a bit of a bad time lately, th ??ERX - big loss. PARO - big loss. IDO - big loss. We await the next one with scepticism! |
Posted at 08/2/2008 15:52 by tsmith2 IDMoS plc (the "Company")IDMoS plc (AIM: IDO) ("IDMoS" or the "Company"), the specialist in disease detection and monitoring technology, announces that further to the announcement made at 10.34 am this morning, 8th February 2008, the Company confirms a range of transactions are under contemplation with a private, profitable company including an offer for the entire share capital of the Company (IDMos). Discussions are at an early stage and accordingly no certainty can be forthcoming as to the terms on which any offer can be made. Do you think if you were the directors you'd wanna see £3m of your money P*ssed away - they will accept the bid one way or the other |
Posted at 08/2/2008 12:47 by double6 Additional RNS just released...."POSSIBLE OFFER IDMoS plc (AIM: IDO) ("IDMoS" or the "Company"), the specialist in disease detection and monitoring technology, announces that further to the announcement made at 10.34 am this morning, 8th February 2008, the Company confirms a range of transactions are under contemplation with a private, profitable company including an offer for the entire share capital of the Company. Discussions are at an early stage and accordingly no certainty can be forthcoming as to the terms on which any offer can be made." |
Posted at 15/7/2007 15:47 by jonwig Lifting the lid a bit here, but still a lot unanswered:Sacked Idmos chief 'ran out of knowledge' DOUGLAS FRIEDLI STEPHEN Westwood, the ousted chief executive of dental technology company Idmos, was removed because he "ran out of technical knowledge", chairman John Pool has claimed. Westwood was sacked last week amid claims that investors were furious about a two-thirds decline in the company's share price and delays to the launch of its lead product. But Pool, who has ordered a review of Idmos's operations, said Westwood left because he had taken the company as far as he could go: "He just ran out of technical knowledge. He got out of his technical background. He was starting to feel uncomfortable with where he was. "Anyone who has been in life sciences knows there are phases of a company where you have an input, and then you need a different input, and we were getting to the phase where we needed a different input." Westwood did not return calls from Scotland on Sunday. Westwood's job is likely to be taken by Graham Lay, the company's operations director who is expected to become chief operating officer this week. Pool said: "Graham Lay is a guy who we have looked for for some considerable length of time. He is far more aggressive than Stephen was. You can be aggressive if you have the technical knowledge. He is probably the strongest candidate for chief executive. I have no doubt about that." Scotland on Sunday last week revealed that Lay had been appointed operations director, and subsequent events have turned the spotlight on the former Johnson & Johnson executive. Pool said he had ordered a review of the Dundee company's business to cut costs and speed up the development of a new range of medical devices which use its sound wave technology in bones and other tissue. Among the measures being considered are a reduction in pay for some directors and more efficient manufacturing processes at its suppliers. He added that Idmos had considered moving manufacturing to Dentsply, the US group which is expected to distribute its products. Idmos's main product is a sound wave probe which can detect the onset of tooth decay. The same technology could be used to detect osteoporosis, and Pool said he hoped to have such a device on the market by the middle of next year. He said: "Even if we get 100% of the dentists' sales, it will still be less than the potential on the medical side." Pool last week switched from a non-executive to an executive role to guide Idmos through his proposed changes. He said he was disappointed by Idmos's share price, which collapsed this year when the company raised money to get its first products to market: "I don't think it represents the potential there is in the company. It is the way of the Alternative Investment Market at the moment; I am involved with another company which has £30m worth of contracts yet its value is just £17m." Pool said Westwood had been "a gentleman" in agreeing to help in the handover of the company to Lay and the board, including chief clinical officer Nigel Pitts, technology director Chris Longbottom and corporate development director Francis Madden. Idmos was set up to commercialise dental technology developed at St Andrews and Dundee universities. Westwood joined in 2004 and helped to steer the company through a flotation that year which raised £5m and a further £2m this year. |
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