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PIM Plant Impact

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Plant Impact LSE:PIM London Ordinary Share GB00B1F4K366 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 10.45 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
21/12/2015
12:37
The share price drop appears unwarranted in my view and is therefore perhaps providing opportunity. I note with interest the increased and recent new career positions, which provides interesting reading e.g.

Accounts Assistant
December 18, 2015
Plant Impact is seeking to appoint an Accounts Assistant as a result of an increased transactional workflow in the Group accounting and finance function, particularly within the head office in Harpenden. This individual will be responsible for daily activities in the finance team, ensuring accurate reporting and flawless payment processes

More new and recent positions here -

wan
19/12/2015
11:05
Just look at the recent progress, can see this company being taken out at £1.20 after next deal. In my view only but I've felt this for last couple of years.
bigglesbingham
18/12/2015
20:28
Picked up some myself recently as well Rlivsey, usual AIM share, down on no news and small volume trades, then nice rise on good progress or big rise on good news.
quemaster
18/12/2015
17:03
getting close to the bottom of a trading pattern that has been established since about May
here and there
18/12/2015
16:52
Every share I pick nose dives as soon as I buy.....another one!!!???
rlivsey
17/12/2015
07:26
I have been monitoring the following for a few months -

15 DECEMBER 2015

Ghana: 'Ghana to Become World's Leading Cocoa Producer'

The Asunafo North Municipal Director of Agriculture, Mr. Eric Osei Aduamah, has given an upbeat assessment of Ghana's cocoa sector, predicting that the nation could soon over-take neighbouring Cote d' Ivoire to become the world's leading producer of the crop.

He said there was every indication that the numerous government interventions - supply of high-yielding and disease resistant cocoa seedlings, distribution of fertilizers and mass spraying, had significantly revived the sector.

The farmers, he said, were already seeing some increase in crop yield and returns.

wan
27/11/2015
00:17
Evening Standard this evening had a piece on Peel Hunt's buy reccomendation with a 70p target price and referencing $10m in cocoa sales but did not say over how long a period
cerrito
25/11/2015
08:24
Yes all good but something come up and cannot make the AGM
One question I was going to pose was their comment in the A Report that they expect to invest over the next three years £11m. This is a huge increase over what they have been spending and has significant management implications. In the FY to 714 they expensed £0.8m for R&D and the cash flow had another £0.4m for purchase of intangibles; the comparable figures for FY to 715 were £1.1m and £0.1m.

cerrito
25/11/2015
08:10
Still delivering , someone must be sniffing in next six months .
bigglesbingham
25/11/2015
07:49
Yes a very encouraging (if not bullish) TS. The reported jump in revenue and profitability is notable as this was achieved without contribution from Banzai (shipping in the current quarter) and perhaps more importantly without any milestones contributions from Bayer. Recall that 2015 turnover increased substantially to GBP4.5m and benefited from a milestone payment from Bayer -

Excerpt from the FY Results -
Bayer CropScience will make payments to Plant Impact of up to $9 million, of which $3 million (GBP1.9m) was paid to the Group in March of 2015 and up to $6 million will be paid against various milestones.
(END)

So the jump in revenue is indeed an excellent performance. With PI also expecting to bring new products to market between 2016 and 2019, not to mention perhaps an extension of Veritas into Argentina and Paraguay (and beyond), the future looks very promising indeed.

Hopefully at some point we will get some further insight into the product pipeline, where progress also sounds very encouraging.

wan
25/11/2015
07:22
Nice trading update. Plant impact have doubled revenues two years in a row now.
here and there
24/11/2015
13:13
someone giving the company a bit of puff on a share picking podcast

hxxp://www.sharepickers.com

podcast 347 about 22 minutes in

here and there
23/11/2015
16:57
Every day I look at trades and all I see is sell sell sell!! Any shed any light?
rlivsey
23/11/2015
12:14
I went along last year but cannot make it this year (on hols down under). Needless to say would appreciate any feedback from anyone who does attend.
timbo003
23/11/2015
12:09
Anyone going to the AGM on Wednesday?
I am in two minds...have not been able to make the recent Investors' days but generally speaking having an AGM at 9am means that the directors want it to be perfunctory, which in this case is fine as they have the investor days.

cerrito
13/11/2015
07:15
Interesting/relevant excerpt from the joint statement between the UK and India following Prime Minister Modi and Prime Minister Cameron's meeting in London 12 November 2015 -

The two Prime Ministers recognized that climate change and its impact on agriculture was a serious challenge confronting the world; they welcomed establishing the joint India-UK collaboration in crop sciences which will bring together the best UK universities – Cambridge University, National Institute of Agricultural Botany, John Innes Centre, Rothamsted Research and University of East Anglia to work through Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC), Government of UK and the Department of Biotechnology (DBT), Government of India to address fundamental plant science underpinning yield enhancement, disease and drought resistance and translation of research into sustainable agriculture. They also welcomed establishing of a joint Indo-UK Plant Science Centre in India.

wan
10/11/2015
13:43
Very easy to sell today which means there is general shortage of stock and/or someone is mopping them up. All this while the price remains rock steady. The chart is showing a very bullish flag that has broken the top of a descending triangle - potentially very bullish on two fronts. A bit of patience could pay off very well here..
essential
02/11/2015
16:00
Very odd RNS today. I guess now they have expensive PR companies on retainers and have hired communications' managers they feel obliged to put stuff out. Over the past few years PIM have let their actions and successes 'do the talking'.

From having a look at the itinerary our man is sitting on a panel which is part of the site tour, not a speaker at the main event…still I guess the whole event is a great networking opportunity for PIM and an opportunity to show off their wares to the world players.

I am a lot more interested in seeing the first wheat product unveiled and the second soya product. So far, from what I can work out, all products come from the genius of David Marks, a PIM founder who left/was booted out over 5 years ago. Inca/cat/pint/alethea/bugoil all date back from that era.

here and there
31/10/2015
23:19
Thought about PIM when reading an FT article the other day on future direction of commodity prices.
One point it made that while the US$ price of many commodities has fallen the prices in many local EM currencies has increased given the devaluation of EM currencies. The article cited over last 5 years soybean prices have fallen 28% in US$ but increased in Brazilian Real terms 64% and then quotes the US agricultural attache in Brazil saying that farmers are increasing their plantation areas and he foresees a record harvest next year.

cerrito
31/10/2015
19:44
Think you should look at the MDs share options, around £1.40 he will make a tidy penny if company is taken out. This has to be the goal. With a three year time frame. The investor day was very impressive as is the quality of the staff they are recruiting. Very profitable market. Obviously my assumptions are just assumptions based on being invested for over five years. My money is where my mouth is with 430 000 shares but dyor. Regards
bigglesbingham
31/10/2015
19:31
I hope not. What's your target for SP?
rlivsey
29/10/2015
08:56
This won't be a mistake, management very strong and cost focuses and do what they say.
bigglesbingham
29/10/2015
08:54
I have just invested. I have made a catalogue of mistakes, hope this isn't another
rlivsey
29/10/2015
08:43
Bayer CEO Marlin dekkers just been interviewed on Bloomberg and really pushing consolidation particularly in seed enhancement companies. This is a stick on to be bought out. IMHO dyor. I'd suggest £1.40 before it gets too big .
bigglesbingham
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