TruSpine Technologies Share Discussion Threads

[friendzarin] 09/9/2005 06:49

Anyone got a date for interims I had thoght they were due on Sept 7th against prior year?

[strategy and luck] 30/8/2005 12:10

Just placed an order for 23850 and moved the price! The trade hasn't shown on the UK market, it must have gone through the Swiss system?

[hugepants] 25/8/2005 11:59

I see Colin Blackbourne, aka The Blacker Prince, has been building a stake in these. I hope they do better than MMD.

[spcecks] 12/7/2005 15:09

anyone know any reason for the fall in the share price.

[made1686] 08/7/2005 16:49

GOLD IS KING TODAY

[Abuse team] 08/7/2005 16:47

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[made1686] 08/7/2005 13:11

not to day they not multi 14p here we go on orders theys a shock the clowns made me do it

[made1686] 07/7/2005 17:58

the fall to 13p has started

[bluelynx] 01/7/2005 16:34

Looks likes someone is accumulating all the small sells, late 75,000 buy reported just before close to add to the recent 100,000 buy.

[bluelynx] 29/6/2005 09:50

Friendzarin

I to have noticed that the price is holding up very well considering the consistent selling, normally only a little selling sends the price falling. May be we will hear that Colin Blackbourne has been picking up these sold shares.

[friendzarin] 29/6/2005 09:18

Well someones accumulating .Sold 20k today ..went through straightaway .Sold a couple of 10k tranches recently as well which went immediately.Only got 180k left now at an average price of 63p ..DOH.

[doctor 69] 17/6/2005 14:33

who paid 25p for 100K.................

not me

[bluelynx] 13/6/2005 08:38

Still no news of the rumoured deals....it looks as if the price will drift back to the 10-12p level if an announcement of a deal is not made soon. Telspec's products it would appear are outdated and not what potential customers require. It looks like TSP are only consistent in their ability to disappoint shareholders. Lets hope they provide us with some good news soon but I fear there is little hope of this.

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[friendzarin] 01/6/2005 09:00

Copy re todays RNS





Telspec PLC
01 June 2005




1 June 2005



Telspec plc

Completes sale of Scottish Property


Telspec plc ('the Company'), which engages in the development, manufacture and
sale of advanced telecommunication equipment, confirms that following the
announcement made on 7 March 2005, the Company has completed the sale of the
building previously used for its manufacturing facility in Perth, Scotland for
the consideration of £995,000 in cash, against the December 2003 net book value
of £651,000.

[superbigal] 12/5/2005 18:14

I know I said I would keep quiet but sorry.
Im not bragging but that the bloke badmouthing me and promising orders 2 weeks ago was proved wrong.
I have in the last few days spoken to 3 different component distributors with contracts to supply Telspec.
They have been given the details of the Chinese sub-con.
The contracts were to stand and these distributors to ship at the agreed prices to the far east.
MMMMMMM So far not a single decent order has been placed on these suppliers.
I wonder why.
Telspec product is heavily populated with INFINEON chipsets. Unfortunately I have been unable to confirm if Infineon are seeing any orders.
These contracts have now been delayed for month after month.
I can guarantee NO BT major work in the pipeline.
Have a look at www.myacom.com who Telspec have a cut in. They do the BT product design.Not a lot happening there.
Good luck all.

[roussillon] 12/5/2005 17:44

Well someones positive !!!

Telspec - AGM
12 May 2005 (18:24:03)
Telspec - AGM
Telspec (TSP) today held its AGM and the news is, on balance, positive. Let us start with the bad news. That is to say the two Broadband projects mentioned in Telspec's finals have yet to be signed off and due to lower sales of Pair gain products because one major customer has deferred a large order. These however are temporary issues.

The good news, which has more longer term relevance, is both on the revenue side and on the cost side. In terms of the former, the transition to offering a range of broadband and VoIP telephony products is complete with three new products now being actively marketed. In terms of costs, manufacturing in China has started and the old Scottish factory should be completed by the end of this month. Moreover cost cutting (i.e. P45s all round has already taken place in Spain and Perth and is underway at the Rochester HQ. The bottom line is hat Telspec has slashed its cost base and so is operationally geared when new orders start to arrive. Meanwhile, by the end of the month it will still have c£6 million net cash.

The shares were marked back today by 2.5p to 22.5p valuing the company at around £9 million. That means the actual business is being valued at just £3 million. Given that its huge historic losses give it real tax shelter that could easily equate to a 2006 PE of 3 or perhaps less than 2. My stance remains "buy."



Not mine but t1ps.com

[made1686] 12/5/2005 11:57

ooooooo well no orders just words

[made1686] 12/5/2005 10:17

who hold,s this share do not talk that mush