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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| 1ST Dental Labs | FDT | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 4.25 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 4.25 |
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Posted at 24/9/2010 09:42 by oiht Sad to hear the news on this one, I've been watching this share for the last six months. There's always hope though, I was invested in TMN when it got suspended at 3p but following a reverse takeover by PRO the share price is now at 18p - I'm well down but not out! Sit tight and hope it works out OK for investors in the long run. |
Posted at 24/9/2010 00:45 by divinausa1 happy i did not get involved in this one dentists in uk are rip off anywyas just got my teeth cleaned here the other dya cost £5 1 hour and polish walk in walk out no appointment required....sorry for investors here.... traders well the writting was on the wall! |
Posted at 13/4/2010 13:17 by hamidahamida 1st Dental Laboratories added 27 per cent to 4.12p after Peter Gyllenhammar, the Swedish value investor, declared a raised holding... By Neil Hume and Bryce Elder |
Posted at 12/4/2010 11:46 by hamidahamida Active Swedish investor Peter Gyllenhammar has bought 8% stake in 1st dentalGyllenhammar also has stakes in a string of 'undervalued' Aim companies. In the past when he buys in to a company,he then presents the boards with a number of proposals. Most of them involved buying companies he is involved with. UPDATE He has bought another 1 million shares on top of 3.4 million totlal holding now 4.4 million shares or 10.5% of the company LOOKING GOOD |
Posted at 08/4/2010 10:30 by hamidahamida Active Swedish investor Peter Gyllenhammar has bought 8% stake in 1st dentalGyllenhammar also has stakes in a string of 'undervalued' Aim companies. In the past when he buys in to a company,he then presents the boards with a number of proposals. Most of them involved buying companies he is involved with. |
Posted at 25/9/2009 10:51 by pugugly troyzgot:> Very many thanks for your input. you have confirmed my worst fears. This had been on my watch list for many years but I always found the company very negative towards potential investors, and not prepared to talk, so I read the body language and luckily never invested. I had been thinking of putting together a syndicate to put in an offer to the banks, as I believe that there is still massive potentail in the industry, but will not now progress. |
Posted at 06/8/2008 12:19 by nickcduk Blatant insider trading over the last few sessions. It really wouldn't be difficult for the FSA to catch who was behind it. The sums are tiny and yet the insiders are still happy to go for it because they obviously believe no one will bother catching them. This is where the clampdown needs to start and then possibly AIM reputation might begin to improve.8.5p would be a decent result for shareholders. Management have screwed the company up for a long time now. I would just be glad to be shot of my holding. Another AIM stock where management have misled investors about what has been going on. Its disgusting. |
Posted at 19/4/2008 17:09 by cockneyrebel I actually know the guy that owned the Chinnor branch before it was sold to Benchmark. I was doing design/printing for Chinnor branch up until a year ago.What I actually like here is that the MD has gone after the last full year results, I like director changes. They have trimmed the board by promoting the FD and they have all been given decent size share options. On top of that, investors are missing the performance in H2 imo and the pace of growth from H1 - H2. Debt fell from nearly £2m to just over £1m and cash outflow went from nearly £700K to just over £100K. I reckon the reduced interest charge and the greater cashflow alone will boost the coming year. On Feb 12th, 1.2m shares were traded. At that point the rise in the shares stalled. Recently there has been 2 x 500K+ shares trades. I reckon those trades cleared the stock of that 1.2m or there was more to clear but it definitely cleared recently. Why does one or two people suddenly want that many shares when you rarely see any volume in this share? The real kicker will come when investors see the interims imo. I reckon they could do 0.5p+ eps in H1. Investors will see: 2007 H1...EPS (.34p) 2008 H1...EPS 0.5p That will wake them up. CR |
Posted at 03/8/2007 12:30 by jonwig Investors Chronicle apparently has a 'BUY' tip on these today:= = = = = The news is getting less painful at 1st Dental New deals for NHS dentists have caused a lot of problems for 1st Dental but losses are falling = = = = = I can't read the rest, but a trip to the library might be worthwhile for holders. |
Posted at 28/6/2007 12:25 by jonwig Hi, PUG.Actually I edited out my correction to save your blushes! I think that from August listed companies will have to keep an up-to-date website and include downloadable prospectuses, annual reports and RNS archives. FDT's website doesn't really qualify as a functioning one, for customers or investors, does it? |
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