Tristel Share Discussion Threads

[apad] 02/12/2014 08:19

I topped up yesterday. Management have proved themselves and I like brands (fevr :-)
Nice screen dasv - what else did it sieve.
OT
Turned £8 into £9 in 6 weeks with PNN - still in shock, who needs small caps!
apad

[dasv] 01/12/2014 23:53

I can't remember how I came up with 9.14 to be honest - I think it was an approximation of a 10 or 5 year CAGR fig but I could only do 3 year on stocko.

It does only produce a few stocks - I like that because I don't get blinded by choice so much.

I have a slightly different screen I use as well which also chucks out about 6 stocks.

[glaws2] 01/12/2014 12:28

Dasv - that is one tight screen (half a dozen stocks) - any reason for the 9.14 setting on CAGR ?

[dasv] 01/12/2014 10:08

bought in here today. Meets my screen plus positive outlook, RNS's.

PEG Rolling < 1
Positive share price movement over 1 year
Free cash flow per share > EPS
EPS 3 year CAGR >= 9.14%
EPS Growth forecast % > 10%
Gearing < 50%
ROCE > 12%

and it pays a divi!

[piedro] 24/11/2014 14:44

I've just reread this article ...

15 September 2014
Tristel launches the fastest acting sterile sporicidal disinfectant

[piedro] 24/11/2014 14:22

Rotational cleaning: is it necessary
Why clean my cleanroom when it is already clean? What is rotational cleaning? Do I really need to go that far? Which chemicals should I use? As a Business Development Coordinator for a cleanroom consumables provider, I get asked questions like this every day. .... ....

[piedro] 21/11/2014 07:24

Annual Report

[piedro] 20/11/2014 16:13

Thank you.
Interesting read + Revolver to be launched next year

[hastings] 20/11/2014 15:41

Another page for the story.

hxxp://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/8203-TRISTEL-eyes-growth/story-24572825-detail/story.html

[piedro] 18/11/2014 10:04

Ex-Dividend Thursday 20/11/2014

[naos] 12/11/2014 17:35

Piedro - disregard my earlier remark, just having a dizzy blonde moment.

[piedro] 12/11/2014 15:56

From the Interim results ...

Future developments
Examples of new developments which extend the life cycle of our Chlorine dioxide products and their application include:
• Tristel Trace. This new version of our Wipes System provides barcoding and electronic traceability which will add to the product's appeal and extend its intellectual property protection.
• Tristel Revolver. It is anticipated that this new delivery system for Chlorine dioxide will revolutionise the use of disinfectants in aseptic units.

... of the Revolver there has been no further mention

[piedro] 12/11/2014 15:24

FYI,

Clorox Healthcare® Hydrogen Peroxide
Cleaner Disinfectants
Kill Microorganisms, Quickly, on Hard and Soft Surfaces


- it is notable that they don't go on about the different hospital departments (cf. Tristel)
- if it works, it works everywhere.

[piedro] 12/11/2014 15:02

Naos,

Are you suggesting a relationship between Tristel and DuoMax ?

[naos] 12/11/2014 13:29

Piedro, re post 1094, I agree. So much so, that I bought some and will look to top up further.

I also find it curious that the product has its own website and email address for contact details. I wonder if this may be Tristel ringfencing this product so as to prepare it for a spinoff into a separate company.

[briangeeee] 11/11/2014 13:49

The remaining 620% wondered why there were only two options in the multiple choice :-)

[piedro] 11/11/2014 07:42

NZ ENT study shows Tristel Wipes System benefits
The Study documented the effects of the change to the Wipes System which were found to be:-
· An immediate, noticeable decrease in clinician frustration;
· An immediate increased turnaround time in scope reprocessing and scope availability;
· Decreased appointment time/ waiting time for patients due to scopes being readily available;
· Cost savings from the scopes being decontaminated in the ENT out-patient clinic as opposed to being transported to and from the CSSD.

- too good to be true ??

[piedro] 03/11/2014 14:49

TRU-D SMARTUVC DISINFECTION ROBOTS ARE ENLISTED IN THE FIGHT AGAINST EBOLA VIRUS DISEASE IN LIBERIA


you will need to register to read.

[shanklin] 03/11/2014 08:40

RCT2 - Thank you for the clarification.

[shanklin] 03/11/2014 08:11

A few weeks ago, the BBC showed film of medical staff in the US, in loads and loads of kit, having to be very careful as to the order and how they removed them. It would seem so much easier to put them in some form of shower or spray them liberally with some sort of "ebola disinfectant" that would just kill anything on their outer layer which was carrying the virus. But again, what do I know? Not a lot presumably.

[piedro] 01/11/2014 12:29

Shanklin,
I quite agree but presume that they cannot advertise their chemistry for ebola until it has been proved scientifically.

The spanish article by Vesismin
"Ebola and disinfection: Myth against reality"

only says ...
'Si los hospitales españoles siguen esa recomendación, nuestros productos Tristel, basados en dióxido de cloro, son eficaces para virus no-encapsulados:
En 1 minuto: Fuse Superficies y Fuse Instrumentos,
En 30 segundos: Tristel Jet, Tristel Duo, Tristel Trio ...'

that is ...
if the Spanish hospitals follow this recommendation, our Tristel products, based on chlorine dioxide, are effective for non-encapsulated viruses
In 1 minute: Fuse surfaces and Fuse instruments
In 30 seconds : Tristel Jet, Tristel Duo, Tristel Trio

[shanklin] 01/11/2014 08:06

Re post 1094, and looking at this with little knowledge of ebola or of the way in which TSTL's products are designed to work, you would have thought a product like this would have been just the thing for TSTL would want to be producing...

...But what do I know.

[piedro] 31/10/2014 10:02

In Spanish but recommends Tristel products ...

ÉBOLA Y DESINFECCIÓN: MITO CONTRA REALIDAD
14 octubre, 2014 de Vesismin en Desinfección de Superficies, Desinfección Instrumental, Desinfección por Vía Aérea, Desinfección y Antisepsia.


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