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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Litho Supplies | LSE:LTS | London | Ordinary Share | GB0005196257 | ORD 10P |
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Litho Supplies (LTS) Share Charts1 Year Litho Supplies Chart |
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| Date | Time | Title | Posts |
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| 02/3/2010 | 21:24 | LTS - dead in the brown stuff | 26 |
| 13/1/2010 | 17:57 | LITHO...set for excellent growth | 466 |
| 18/11/2009 | 07:52 | Litho Supplies | 9 |
| 18/2/2005 | 14:04 | Litho Supplies profits warning | 43 |
| 16/9/2004 | 14:52 | Litho Supplies: Charts & Fundamentals | 57 |
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Posted at 29/12/2009 18:52 by mryesyes What were the sales on PLUS for LTS Te Hee?There is only one MM for this stock I think you are a first time poster on here "Knowing" BTW made a net gain on PLUS tiddlers? I considered Ascot Mining but never bothered I only use it to top up holdings in Redrow, RDS B, GSK,BP, and one other You sound a bit angry. Ho Hum. |
Posted at 25/12/2009 00:41 by badhshah "At this stage, it unclear how finishing equipment supplier Graphic Arts Equipment is affected, but a spokesman for the subsidiary said yesterday that "it still operates as a separate entity and will continue to trade as normal through these circumstances".This bit is taken from printweek. GAE is trading as a separate entity. Does this mean if the other three businesses are sold then GAE will trade as normal under the parent company LTS? |
Posted at 23/12/2009 17:56 by mryesyes If you are going into admin because you are insoplvent you do not use MCR, you use Baker Tilly or Price Waterhouse who share the money out between themseves and the creditors. That is NOT the situation here.Also by going into admin yesterday, it failed to make the mass media. All units continue to trade. Policy is to supply customers at unbeatable prices on pro-forma invoices, no problem if you are buying print consumables since your guarantee comes from the manufacturer. You see, the acquisitions were a double whammy because all the customers started to wonder if LTS had an interest in selling them X over Y The proof that they had failed to learn this fundamental error was the recent link up they made with Mitsubiishi. If Amazon started to buy publishers and to push their products, what effect do you think it would have on them....and their reputation? |
Posted at 15/12/2009 20:18 by cockneyrebel Perhaps, but APG is class, and is for widows and orphans imo. Profitable, no debt, 2.5m cash, property assets greater than the market cap, paying a divi, margins increasing, fwd PE 7 or less. Couldn't be more different to LTS.Different horses for different courses imo. I can see LTS rising faster than APG if it comes good, doubling in no time - but that's still a big if with lots of risk. APG might double in 12 months, very little risk with all those assets and considering it's been going 140 years and strolled through this recession relatively speaking. CR |
Posted at 07/12/2009 13:37 by seabass Iv'e been associated in the design & print trade for 3 decades. In that time mechanics, labour, products & margins have been massively reduced by technology. Therefore printing supplies/demand/profAs for capitalisation, £1.2M, but with about £4M debt sems about right, as mkt cap is less than monies owed/or lost in 6 months. A change in profit margins will be LTS's only saviour. |
Posted at 18/11/2009 11:02 by cockneyrebel LoL - you must be gutted HateTrader lolololololol!!!!!whip your Rs her ethere and everywhere! Told you time and time again this is a 5 bagger or bust - not for knicker-wetting little girls like yourself or anyone that can' tafford to lose all they have in this co. Up 30% today - our fried the short gone a bit quiet too. Long way to go for LTS but if you ain't in before th news you won't catch it on the news, it's too illiquid. That's why I'm just holding in a pension where I don't have a care. A printer of ours went bust last week - one of our other printers has picked up 70% of his business - that's what recessions do. However the Wijnners are starting to out number the failures now and if LTS are controling their bad debts they'll turn the corner this half. Glad you've had your face slapped again HateTrader - little boys like you shouldn't taunt men ! :-) CR |
Posted at 18/11/2009 08:25 by bigbigdave Hi Quotes, hows trading? Seems along time now since the Designer Vision days now eh!Yes, have a very few of these. Has been such an outstanding 9 months that one can afford the odd gamble. Kind of liken LTS to buying a lottery ticket (which personally have never done, tax on the poor imo.)Chance of a better success rate here too. Anyway, things looking up at LTS by the looks of it. bbd |
Posted at 02/9/2009 18:22 by this_is_me The share price has never again reached to point it was at when scot twit started his thread. He has long since left the thread, presumably having sold out at a loss. The share price having declined ever since now seems to have bottomed out and shows signs of wanting to recover lost ground.A breakout above 9p should see the share price on its way back up. |
Posted at 28/8/2009 12:09 by ucnut I would say that the current share price has priced in these results. Should see upward movement as the economyand market contiue their recovery. |
Posted at 19/6/2009 19:53 by mryesyes No reason to think this will go bustIt is serving the digital marketplace, and is the biggest provider in lithographic & related digital products in the UK Factors creating a fall from an average of 40p+ over almost a decade to current levels: Made disasterous acquisitions at the end of the boom, one of a amall manufacturer of large printers called Sinahara Press, since buying it I'm not sure if its sold 0,1, or 2 machines. While the firm only cost £1m, it took on its staff and premises. The value of what is bought was below £0 Secondly Andersons which was ill-timed and ill-thought out and whilst there are overlaps with what LTS does, there was no logic to its acquisition and it distracted LTS and caused an identity crisis for LTS In addition LTS runs a final salary pension scheme which is overly expensive Then last but not least fall off in demands and margins So pre-acquisitions it had an overly strong balance sheet and was paying almost 10% dividends and doing share buy backs. Its boring model failed to inspire the bloggers and the share price was absurdly low Still, while it has lost its way, it is not going under, and has the full support of its bankers. I'm not sure that there ia any net debt. |
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