Plant Health Care Share Discussion Threads

[targatarga] 14/8/2009 09:38

hhhhmmmm - catching up with the market?

[targatarga] 13/8/2009 08:34

these must now be looking good from a chartists angle. Any ideas regarding projected share price year end. regards

[mdrans1] 15/7/2009 18:43

Maybe Plant Health Care will get involved in the G8's pledge of U.S. $20 billion for African agriculture. Perhaps they could go in for a bit of philanthropy. That might do them some good in the PR stakes.

I was thinking that their products would show even greater benefits in an African setting, i.e. better drought tolerance (irrigation being one aspect specifically mentioned by President Obama), better uptake of available nutrients in low fertility soils where fertilizer is less affordable and better pest resistance in an area with plenty of pests. etc. etc.

[koolio] 14/7/2009 15:27

Director picked up a sizeable chunk. 87,5oo

[targatarga] 08/7/2009 21:09

my gut feeling says fund raising?

[targatarga] 25/6/2009 14:07

Possibly gain a few more investors with that announcement...some way to go before i'm in profit!

[koolio] 04/6/2009 18:12

Very Good :-) must buy some more.

[targatarga] 03/6/2009 22:36

City presentations start tomorrow[thursday]

[stegrego] 02/6/2009 08:03

Very good news that Monsanto upping the order again.

Future very bright here imo.

[zimbi] 01/6/2009 07:44

1 June 2009

Plant Health Care plc

('Plant Health Care' or 'the Company')

EUROPEAN PATENT GRANTED FOR HARPIN
Plant Health Care (AIM: PHC.L), a leading provider of natural products to the agriculture and landscape industries, is pleased to announce that the European Patent Office has granted a further patent covering the Harpin technologies. This new patent entitled 'HR Elicitor-Induced Stress Resistance' includes claims around the abilities of Harpins to boost a plant's resistance to several environmental stresses.

The success of this filing provides further validation that Harpins are effective in eliciting effective resistance, not only to pests and diseases but also to adverse growing conditions. It therefore broadens the scope of conditions under which Harpin applications can be expected to be of benefit to farmers and growers and hence adds to the value of the technologies for our partners and our customers.

Harpins are proteins, which bind to receptors in a plant or seed, and, as a result, stimulate the growth and natural defense systems within the plant; leading ultimately to stronger and more productive plants and improved crop yields.

John Brady, chief executive of Plant Health Care said: 'The granting of this patent further reinforces the results already documented in Plant Health Care's numerous field trials that clearly demonstrate a plant's ability to mitigate stress with an application of Harpins.'

[koolio] 07/5/2009 14:26

Sounds OK to me too,
I will have to look at the company. I was genralising about the industry and had no idea that a company traded under this name. Ethical and honorable corporations are hard to find. (Profitable ones at least)

[mdrans1] 07/5/2009 09:31

Koolio

What have you got against Geopharma?


Geopharma is a company engaged in the Research, Development, Manufacturing, and Marketing of branded generic pharmaceuticals, veterinary products, health products, and functional foods. Our Company has two primary goals: to provide high-quality pharmaceuticals and health related products that improve the health of our customers, and to operate as an ethical and honorable corporate citizen. We work to fulfill these goals by enhancing our existing products as well as by developing important new products to treat a wide variety of illnesses.

That sounds ok to me.

[koolio] 06/5/2009 13:12

Trader ABC.

Why are PHC immoral..
I do not buy into companies that produce or sell alchol or companies that have no care for the enviroment as this kills many inocents every year. Hedge funds are out because they benifit from others losses, Banks, Geo-pharmas are all off my list.... It's hard to an investor with these guide lines and then I was feeling good about PHC these guys help feed the planet dont they?

[koolio] 06/5/2009 13:12

Trader ABC.

Why are PHC immoral..
I do not buy into companies that produce or sell alchol or companies that have no care for the enviroment as this kills many inocents every year. Hedge funds are out because they benifit from others losses, Banks, Geo-pharmas are all off my list.... It's hard to an investor with these guide lines and then I was feeling good about PHC these guys help feed the planet dont they?

[stegrego] 01/5/2009 19:27

Hope it goes back to 150, as i want to buy more and dont fancy paying 200+

[traderabc] 01/5/2009 12:58

the biggest seed producers in the world.

And one of the most immoral and evil companies in the world, yes sell, if not for ethical reasons, look at the chart, it's a dead spike and it's going back down to 150.

[wjccghcc] 01/5/2009 00:46

Watching nurdin but you're being helped a lot by the market :-)

[donaceace] 29/4/2009 18:14

well well well - holding 48.5% ish and not being here would be a 1st class blonde moment :0) - init....

[nurdin] 29/4/2009 18:12

Blimey..I thought I was the only one left here :o0

[koolio] 29/4/2009 18:10

Thanks for the heads-up on this share. I found it mentioned on the Hallin BB, did some research and left the limit order.
If only it was this easy getting good leads all the time. With hindsight I should have been braver.

[nurdin] 29/4/2009 16:33

being rerated I see...you watching WJC? :o)

[nurdin] 27/4/2009 16:38

Nice finish..hope to see some more tomorow :o)