3dm Worldwide Share Discussion Threads

[charles clore] 09/7/2007 08:24

This deal is just the tip of the iceberg showing imho.

[chancer6] 09/7/2007 08:07

L2 is 2 v 1, just ABN on the offer.

[chancer6] 09/7/2007 07:40

Good contract win and should see 6 pence + easily on back of that today. Then 10 pence again soon!

[chancer6] 09/7/2007 07:39

3DM Worldwide Contract win


RNS Number:8522Z
3DM Worldwide PLC
09 July 2007





3DM Worldwide plc ("3DM" or the "Company")



Contract win



3DM Worldwide plc (AIM: TDM) the holder of the intellectual property rights for
the Powder Impression Moulding (PIM) process has won an order for #265,000 from
Mediwall Ltd (Mediwall), part of Swift Horsman Group Ltd.



The Mediwall product is an innovative panelised en-suite system for use in the
healthcare sector. Mediwall has chosen the PIM process to produce the floor,
roof and wall panels for its modular assembly product. This order constitutes
the successful culmination of over 12 months of in depth technical design and
development work. Mediwall expects to have the product in full production in
early 2008. As part of the order 3DM has granted exclusivity in this market
sector to Mediwall.



3DM Product Development Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of 3DM, will manage the
project.



William Mainwaring, a Director of Mediwall Ltd said, "Environmental
considerations are a key factor when presenting building solutions to the
healthcare sector. The ability of the PIM process to economically convert mixed
waste plastics into high quality, low maintenance finished products, which in
turn are sustainable, makes it ideal for use in green design projects."



Niall Mackay, CEO of 3DM said, "We are delighted to be working with Mediwall on
this exciting product. This contract, once again, demonstrates the versatility
of the PIM process and the breadth of potential products and markets."



For Further Enquiries:



Niall Mackay, CEO 3DM Worldwide plc 020 7692 7002



Distributed by GTH Media Relations 020 7153 8035



Notes to editors:



Mediwall Ltd is part of the Swift Horsman Group Ltd, which has over 30 years of
experience in the successful delivery of innovative fit out solutions to the
construction sector. Mediwall Ltd was established in 2006 to provide innovative
and sustainable alternatives to the conventional construction solutions within
healthcare projects.



Further details can be found at www.mediwall.co.uk




This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
END

[the sixpenny knight] 07/7/2007 21:16

I`m beginning to wonder why they built Alfie in the first place, as robotics manufacturers don`t seem to be overwhelmed with new orders. TDM could have saved a couple of million by drilling a hole in a sandwich toaster and filling it with expanding foam.

[quinn20] 07/7/2007 13:49

I take it thats you pumping it on ample too Chancer, you'll have to work for this one but good luck with it anyway!

[chancer6] 07/7/2007 12:22

In the city and finance section today TDM Worldwide is highlighted to be one of the main changes in price on Friday's session. There were much bigger gainers on the day which aren't highlighted but TDM is. Bit of coverage like that is always nice!

[the sixpenny knight] 06/7/2007 20:08

Sub-sea skimming. Nothing to it.

[the sixpenny knight] 06/7/2007 18:55

Are you holding it upside down?


Bluebelle -

Fate can sometimes be kind.

[chancer6] 06/7/2007 17:59

Chart points to a rise to 6.50 pence and not 10 pence!

[bluebelle] 06/7/2007 17:43

Well I don't know about you Knight, but this trading business seems like quite a good idea. If I understand it correctly, I buy this today for 5p and sell it next week for 10. That seems like a good deal to me. I think I'll have a couple of million, now, let me see ...oh damn..the market's closed.

[the sixpenny knight] 06/7/2007 17:16

Life is full of ups and downs. Sometimes they come in the space of seven days, and you end up in the same place.

[chancer6] 06/7/2007 16:36

750,000 T buy at 4.83 pence has just come through. Someone's been in the market for a few off these today.

[the sixpenny knight] 06/7/2007 16:18

Popping clogs on Tuesday.

...however I shall ask for a reprieve on compassionate grounds. Most people are quite valuable.

(if somebody puts a word in for me whenever I`m lost in a mountain fog I will appreciate it)

[chancer6] 06/7/2007 16:12

Popping the champagne on Monday

[gemstar2] 06/7/2007 16:11

WTF is a "Bollinger Band"?

Does it mean Brooks is cracking open the champagne?

[the sixpenny knight] 06/7/2007 16:07

They are a buy at 30p...and still dodgy at 10p. Mind you, some people actually like walking tight ropes.

[chancer6] 06/7/2007 16:00

L2 is still 2 v 1, last chance at 5.25 pence!

[the sixpenny knight] 06/7/2007 15:59

Hold your money instead. If the company pulls through there will be plenty of upside left - even at many times the present price.

[glyn10] 06/7/2007 15:57

don't hold your breath

[wdurham] 06/7/2007 15:53

Indeed, grahambr, BUT AT WHAT COST???

[grahambr] 06/7/2007 15:52

The company also has a Standby Equity Distribution Agreement (SEDA) with Cornell
to the value of #5 million which is due to expire in September 2008. No draw
down has been made against this facility.

cash is aavailable if needed.