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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Off. Hydro | LSE:OHM | London | Ordinary Share | GB0034272194 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 5.25 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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24/1/2012 20:34 | Have we been re-rated yet? lol I'm guessing the main board is filled with more pointless speculation about the MM's manipulating the stock for some unknown buyer who continually buys buckets. Despite which they don't raise the price for even the buyer to benefit....and so it continues... | rattlesnake28 | |
22/12/2011 09:46 | OHM should be RSI now. I am just a squatter here. | ucasavi | |
21/12/2011 22:18 | is this finished? | the ballcock | |
20/12/2011 10:00 | It could be so. I think it is also that the shipping season starts only in July, so I am not sure what to expect before that unless they find good contractors for Petrosakh and start drilling earlier. Until they give some proper details how the cash will be spent, the share price will remain weak. They cannot waste cash anymore as their main objective - "restructuring" the taas loan has been achieved. It had to be done asap as no one could be sure for how long the BoD or the loan itself would survive IMO. The silence of the BoD about where the placing cash has gone may also imply they have got something to hide. If they now waste the cash it will also be all over for them in terms of salaries. On a positive note though: the fact that they fought for their free shares gives us some hope they these will be worth something; not just devaluing the company, selling it for peanuts and then getting some "broker fees" through a back door. | ucasavi | |
20/12/2011 09:19 | It is now heading towards 6pps, perhaps the market is now pricing in future money wastage. | rattlesnake28 | |
16/12/2011 11:20 | Lol, no more actions from my side I am afraid. The Bod knows when to throw a bone to the roaring lions. In my past lives I used to sell my soul for 30 silver coins, but do it for a 1.5 p skinny rabbit is below even me;-) But what wonders me is that people make a conscious decision not to change anything, and when nothing changes, they start asking why the share price remains undervalued as it has been all the time before? Anyway there is a simple reasoning behind the present sp: a year ago it was 11-12p, since then nothing has been achieved, but writing off $15m is 4pps so that we have 7-8p | ucasavi | |
16/12/2011 11:09 | I believe you have to wait until the share price remains stagnant for many months irritating the masses into action, although if a few crumbs fall off the table you'll be back to square 1 as they'll be singing their praises ;) | rattlesnake28 | |
16/12/2011 10:16 | I guess some are missing the point. They say, let leave the BoD to do the task. There is a small issue though. They can sell Arcticneft for $50m. But how will this affect the sp? Selling Taas for $25m boosted the share price by 1.5p. So will selling Arcticneft boost it by 3p? | ucasavi | |
16/12/2011 10:02 | one two three, checking the mike. | ucasavi | |
08/12/2011 17:19 | The penny dropped and it dropped to a penny. OHM now known as RSI. | gwr7 | |
02/9/2011 15:39 | Sort of. Company was floated as OHM. OHM took over Rock Solid Images. Then the EM bit, which was the original company, was divested, leaving basically RSI. Hence current RSI is basically just the original RSI. (I used to work with their software. It was good). and The original OHM is now merged with EMGS R.I.P. OHM. | sandlab | |
02/9/2011 15:22 | OHM is now RSI | schrodingers_cat | |
02/9/2011 15:04 | The vessels sail off into the sunset...to EMGS. | sandlab | |
08/4/2011 00:13 | My thought is never invest in a company run by academics/professors etc. CRA is another springs to mind. Then you've got all the Tealeaf shares. | bones30 | |
04/2/2011 10:17 | "After an optimistic start the financial year to 31 August 2010 turned out to be our toughest on record as shown by a pre tax loss of £17.3 million" Oh that's good. I knew it would be a record but they've done the business there. I took profits on EMGS yesterday and am so pleased they've done well after the patent dispute during which they were portrayed as the bad guys. Funny how the patent hearing officer, Mr. Hayward, didn't say the EMGS guys were unconvincing witnesses, and he's been proved right. As for the name change, I think anyone would be ashamed to work for a company called OHM. RSI was the small minority company when they bought it but that's about all there is left (and it's not even worth what they paid for it). Not the first badly managed company to have listed on aim and no doubt not the last. | gwr7 | |
04/2/2011 07:30 | "...Sector Asset Management and Seatrans together have a 61% shareholding in the Company and are considered by the Takeover Panel to be a "Concert Party". Shareholders should be aware that although it has been very supportive to the Company, the Concert Party's majority stake in the voting rights of the Company means that it is able, if it so wishes, to propose and exert significant influence over resolutions proposed at future general meetings of the Company including, if it so wishes, resolutions to de-list the Company..." One of many interesting passages in today's bumper statement Along with "..A resolution will be put to shareholders at the Annual General Meeting to change the name of the Company to Rock Solid Images plc.." | rockraven | |
18/1/2011 09:39 | Appointment of Dr. Michael Frenkel as V.P. of Research & Development Offshore Hydrocarbon Mapping plc (AIM: OHM) announced today the appointment of Dr. Michael Frenkel as V.P. of Research and Development, based in Houston, Texas. Previously Dr. Frenkel was V.P. of Geosciences at EMGS Americas. During the last three years, Dr. Frenkel has been managing a spectrum of large-scale marine CSEM exploration projects and also served as a co-chair of the non-seismic committee of SEAM (SEG Advanced Modeling Corporation). While working at the Houston Technology Center of Baker Hughes from 1992 to 2007, he led research and development of cutting--edge well logging data acquisition and inversion-based interpretation technologies. In the 80s, Dr. Frenkel published pioneering works in the areas of CSEM data processing and subsurface imaging, which advanced the idea of back propagating or migrating the scattered EM field. Commenting on the appointment, Dr. Lucy MacGregor, OHM's Chief Technology Officer, stated: "Dr. Frenkel brings to the company over 30 years of theoretical and practical experience in 3D surface and borehole electromagnetics, and we are delighted to welcome him to our growing team in Houston. Dr. Frenkel shares our passion and vision regarding integrated interpretation using the shared earth model and has unique experience and skills to accelerate our progress and market penetration." Lets hope he can do something for the company humph | humphries1 | |
07/12/2010 12:19 | Bets on when the RNS with record dreadful results will come out? Could be Christmas Eve. The new boy is a PR man after all. | gwr7 | |
01/12/2010 15:36 | See we have buyer's today :-) | 5dally | |
18/11/2010 08:10 | Classic, that's made my day, pratt has left the building. "Dave, who resigns as a director immediately, will remain available to the Company for a period of time to provide advice should it be required." Er, no dave I don't think so. It's a case of do you want the good news or the bad news as his replacement may very well have a longer nose. I wonder if they tapped up Alistair Campbell for the job. In too low a division for him though. | gwr7 | |
21/10/2010 17:18 | 1 buy of at full ask just before the bell | 5dally | |
21/10/2010 09:50 | Long may it continue andrbea:-) | 5dally | |
21/10/2010 09:48 | 2-day riser | andrbea |
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