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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Powerfilm Regs | PFLM | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 5.75 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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Posted at 25/5/2015 19:09 by varies Out of curiosity I have been looking at the AIM placing document (2006).PFLM raised nearly £10 million @120p giving new investors about 25% of the capital. Prospects for solar film must have looked very different then. |
Posted at 23/5/2015 18:59 by varies PSI was wrong in saying that PFLM had $30m of liquid assets. As at 31.12.2014 it had $17m of net current assets and $13m of fixed assets. Unfortunately it is likely to be a long time before small shareholders see any benefit from either ! |
Posted at 02/9/2014 08:27 by sladdjo Constantly seems just abut to take off, this morning mentioned "delays in customer timing have caused the year to date results to be much lower than expected." However, and this may be through rose tinted glasses, the competitors would have suffered similar fates and most of them wouldn't have had the strong B/S that PFLM has. "Our prime competitors have disappeared", "continued shakeout of the solar industry in the US including key competitors in the military segment", "PowerFilm survives, with very few thin film competitors." Patience needed, but at current valuation levels annualizing the 1H loss, we've got ~ 2 yrs before NCAV and marketable securities equals the current market cap, but then the PPE of ~ 2x the current market cap remains as well. |
Posted at 02/9/2014 08:02 by norbus Nice idea, and certainly supplements staying power; I had bought at 20 and sold at half that; PFLM ticks on but never seems to get off its base line |
Posted at 29/6/2014 10:47 by varies sladdjoI too am still here. PFLM has gone up a number of blind alleys in recent years and we can only hope that they will find one that proves more rewarding soon. These shares are not for trading and, having been tempted into purchases at about 10p by the cash-rich balance sheet, I feel that I have no choice but to hang on. My fear is that the company will give up its AIM quotation. |
Posted at 30/1/2014 15:20 by norbus Stockwere you born an idiot or did you deteriorate? PFLM have US army contracts, get paid for R&D, and have quality niche applications too small to attract Chinese. Go back to your knitting |
Posted at 09/1/2014 09:19 by wetdream Pflm is just a punt.shares are difficult to trade.Co. Is invisible in the uk, to investors and the financial community in general. The company still has the appearance of a hobby for the principle owners. A niche co. That's been overwhelmed by the wider solar market. Shame. |
Posted at 06/12/2013 13:55 by barrieb This seems like a very good appointment. Perhaps we are going to see some action now!!Rick Brimeyer Elected Non-Executive Chairman 5 December 2013, LONDON, UK and AMES, IOWA - PowerFilm®, Inc. (AIM: PFLM), ("PowerFilm" or "the Company"), the developer and manufacturer of thin flexible solar panels, today announces that Rick Brimeyer has been elected Non-Executive Chairman of PowerFilm, Inc. Rick will replace Frank Jeffrey as Chairman of the Board. Frank Jeffrey will continue to serve as CEO. Mr. Brimeyer has been a PowerFilm Non-Executive Director since July 2012. He has extensive experience in process improvement of manufacturing operations. Mr. Brimeyer is the President of Brimeyer LLC, an independent management consulting firm located in Ames, Iowa, which guides organizations to higher performance by focusing on process improvement. Prior to founding his own company, Mr. Brimeyer enjoyed a 25-year career at Sauer-Danfoss, a worldwide leader in the design, manufacture and sale of engineered hydraulic and electronic systems and components, used primarily in mobile equipment. His career includes more than 22 years in leadership positions in engineering, operations and continuous improvement. While at Sauer-Danfoss, he served as the Six Sigma Master Black Belt for the company's North American plants and was the lead Lean practitioner for the North American Propel division. Mr. Brimeyer is the author of 5S Leader's Field Guide: Practical Advice for Establishing a Healthy 5S Culture Within Your Organization. "We are pleased to have Rick as Chairman of the Board of PowerFilm. As Chairman he will provide leadership on important company initiatives, along with his continued work on manufacturing improvements," commented Frank Jeffrey, Co-Founder and CEO. |
Posted at 25/11/2013 15:49 by varies For me the principal worry is that PFLM may decide as an economy to dispense with its quotation on AIM (as did Silanis, another North America based company).The pretext might be, as with SNS, that there was very little trade in the shares and, when holders wanted to sell,the only buyers were associates of the directors based elsewhere. For this reason the appointment of new brokers is promising even though they do not seem very committed yet. |
Posted at 13/9/2013 19:28 by varies Looking again at the recently published interim results, I see that the cash position is still very strong but it is depressing to see that PFLM are having to abandon both Building Integrated Photovoltaic and Roll to Roll Flexible products. They have probably spent lots of money on both.It is, I suggest, worth having a look at the Bushnell Power Sync products advertised on the BPS web-site. These are, in effect, PFLM products in BPS wrappers. It is many years since I last went camping, let alone trekking in the outback, but for those that do these products enable you to recharge your mobile devices every day wherever you are. Apart from BPS, PFLM seems to rely almost entirely on the US military who can, at least, be counted on to pay their bills. |
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