Maelor Share Discussion Threads

[redrenault2] 25/10/2007 15:36

children children ..... lets just focus on making money.. its far more appealing that ripping strips off each other. Are Maelor making headway .. and will the price go up from here.. i think the consensus .. whatever the reason is yes ... good results then dump em.. at least till the next cycle ...

abli .. dont be nieve ... i am sure gogo can teach you something ..maybe not about maelor but eh !! there are better things to be taught about !!!

[alibongo612] 25/10/2007 14:43

gogoneko you pompous ars*

my comment was intended to express incredulity at the prospect of this tiny co completing anything more than the odd small acqn let alone 'a raft' of them in spite of their stated intention to do so.

As for you feeling an obligation to educate me don't bother as it would be futile as the quality of your posts indicates you have nothing whatsoever to teach me.

[piruxi] 25/10/2007 13:24

At least MLR is cash positive----

Credit crisis 'still poses risks'
The Bank of England
The Bank of England is concerned about more sub-prime problems
The UK remains vulnerable to further fallout from the recent credit crunch that has gripped world markets, a Bank of England report warns.

The central bank said British sub-prime borrowers could encounter problems obtaining credit because banks faced higher borrowing costs.

The impact of the credit crunch, which was so disastrous for Northern Rock, might not be fully apparent, it said.

The report also said share prices could slide after recent sharp gains.

Sub-prime mortgages are those sold to people with poor credit histories and thus a greater chance of defaulting.

'Further shocks'

"There have been signs of recovery in recent weeks but some markets are still illiquid and the financial system remains vulnerable to further shocks," said Sir John Gieve, the Bank of England's deputy governor.

It said problems could also surface in the commercial property sector, which accounts for 9% of UK bank lending.

Lenders have been tightening the terms of loans to build office space and shops.

The Bank of England said credit could also be tighter for highly indebted companies as well as individual borrowers with poor credit histories.

The bank also warned that the dollar may be vulnerable to further falls.

Overall UK banks have had to fund an estimated £147bn of mortgage-backed securities, company buyouts and other debt vehicles that previously would have been sold to other investors, the report said.

[piruxi] 25/10/2007 11:43

nice tick up today on both bid and offer. I expect MLR to move higher the closer to the results that we get.

In my opinion the results will be excellent!

[redrenault2] 25/10/2007 11:21

anyone got a meeting with the team ??? Are they doing a lunch ??

[piruxi] 25/10/2007 10:36

I believe the reults will be better than expected and that we can expect to see the share price move to a new level.

[jamesclives] 25/10/2007 10:08

Maelor plc, the specialist hospital medicines group, will be announcing its interim results for the period ended 30 September 2007 on Tuesday 6 November 2007.

[redrenault2] 25/10/2007 09:58

Oh Gogoneko .. please educate us lesser mortals... they have always said growth by acquisition ...increasing sales and partnerships will only get them so far .. the model works best teh more products in the portfolio ..

[tackems] 25/10/2007 09:20

redrenault2, by expanding their existing portfolio, maybe?

I never cease to be amazed why they have not MANY YEARS ago rolled out Volplex into Europe and other countries under the 'mutual recognition' banner. It has better properties than the existing volume fluids used.

If Drury was still in charge both Volplex and Propofol would have made this company great - but that's what comes of telling fibs about a silly little thing like your mortgage.

[redrenault2] 25/10/2007 09:01

they have always said they want to grow by acquisition. Buying up old portfolios of drugs, esp as they pulled out of the phase2/3 trials.. How else will a company like this grow??

[alibongo612] 25/10/2007 08:46

raft of acquisitions ????

[redrenault2] 24/10/2007 13:58

Following the acquisition figs might not be unbelievable but will be positive.. looking fwd to end of yr and the next raft of acquisitions. It is how they intend to grow . as i recall

[piruxi] 24/10/2007 12:52

I see.

I am sure tough the results will prove to be more than just acceptable---what do you think?

[redrenault2] 24/10/2007 12:02

the office !!! middle mgmnt .. bad ties ... but eh a nice little biz

[piruxi] 24/10/2007 11:31

never heard of that one what is it please

[redrenault2] 24/10/2007 11:29

interims should be out start Nov ...nice company but mgmnt have an air of ricky gervais...

[piruxi] 24/10/2007 11:16

Anyone know when the half yearly results will be out?

[525bmw] 22/10/2007 17:50

Davis

You are a fcucking idiot and you should be institutionalized...

[jim_bently davis] 22/10/2007 17:43

Let the trend be you friend----there are always rumours but I dont trust them, although for sure there is something blowing in the wind----dont know why though as this was once £2 a share with bascially the same products, which were mismanaged.

The trend is to sell and this is not good so close to results---

[jimmycarter] 17/10/2007 15:56

Where have these rumours come from?
Why is this such a cr~p co.?

[jim_bently davis] 17/10/2007 13:39

Well well well buyers coming out of the woodwork---could be something in the rumour but who the hell would want a c%ap cmpany like MLR is quite beyound me.

[piruxi] 11/10/2007 19:48

A little out of date but I just found it.



AIM & PLUS NEWSLETTER rates Maelor mlr a buy, and after a good set of full year results, and breakeven during H2, A&P expects the firm to move into profitability during 2008. The shares are rated a buy