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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Accsys Technologies Plc | LSE:AXS | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BQQFX454 | ORD EUR0.05 |
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% | 51.00 | 51.20 | 52.00 | - | 0.00 | 08:32:44 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Manufacturing Industries,nec | 162.02M | -69.86M | -0.3173 | -1.61 | 112.28M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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14/2/2014 06:01 | This is one alternative Brad Pitt invested in ....ooops | brightontrader | |
13/2/2014 13:02 | Timberwolf This is the technology i am referring to. | looky | |
12/2/2014 10:06 | News & Tips: Costain, Ithaca, Accsys Technologies, Tullow Oil & more By Graeme Davies, 12 February 2014 Sustainable wood technology group Accsys Technologies (AXS) reports strong recent performance in a trading update today with revenues for the nine months to December up by 71 per cent to 23m with the total volume of its Accoya branded wood sold up by 89 per cent over the period. Buy. | h2owater | |
12/2/2014 09:29 | good result but early trading looks like some insider trading going on before results, bet there will be some investigation. But having said that I bought before.......but not enough.. There has been another wood processor, using silicon, that was supplying New Orleans that just went to the wall because the new wood is already rotting, the Accsys product doesn't suffer in the same way as this material, wonder of they are marketing there yet.. I may even look now at this material for my new window business..After all I have said negatively in the past, timber prices are rising so fast, I am paying $700 and I think this is around $1200, but as timber cost is small % of overall production cost it comes more into focus the nearer it gets. I wonder where this rise will go to.. | brightontrader | |
12/2/2014 09:07 | And on the game ~ changing deal with Solvay: "In December last year Accsys announced that its Accoya® licence agreement ('the licence agreement') with Belgian chemical group Solvay was approved by both parties and is fully effective, resulting in a new level of cooperation between the two companies. The licence agreement grants Solvay exclusive rights for a minimum of 15 year period, renewable at agreed terms, to produce and to sell Accoya® within the Council of Europe from this initial plant. The licenced territory includes 47 states in the Council of Europe, but excluding Belgium, Ireland, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom which are reserved to Accsys. The licence agreement also grants Solvay the option to build additional Accoya® production plants in Europe, with the first plant (the 'plant') having a total capacity of c. 63,000 m3 of finished Accoya® output, expected to be operational in the course of 2016. In return, Accsys will receive a series of licence payments, which have already commenced and will be made during the phased construction of the plant, and with royalty payments per volume of Accoya® produced thereafter. The two companies have also signed an amendment to the licence agreement which now includes the possibility of Solvay constructing the plant in Arnhem on land Accsys currently owns, adjacent to the Company's existing manufacturing facility and in a phased manner. Solvay is now reviewing the two options for the optimal plant location, being either Arnhem, the Netherlands or Freiburg, Germany. The decision on the plant and its location will be made by Solvay in the next few months. In addition the two companies have agreed to examine the best ways to provide coordinated operational and maintenance services to both plants, and to review the best form of cooperation between the two companies going forward. Further to the licence agreement becoming unconditional, Accsys and Solvay have entered a transitional phase in which Accsys will continue to sell to Accoya distributors in Solvay's region while working to transfer the relationships to Solvay." Comment: I like the synergy of this. | molybdenum | |
12/2/2014 09:00 | "Accsys Technologies' total revenue rose by 71% to 23.0m for the nine months to the end of December. The company reports continuing growth in demand with Accoya wood revenue increasing by 74% to 20.2m. Excluding sales to Medite, Accoya revenue increased by 58% to 18.4m (2012: 11.6m). Total Accoya volume sold in the nine months to December increased by 89% compared to the corresponding period in the previous year and the group says Arnhem plant profitability continues to improve and further price increases are being implemented. " | molybdenum | |
12/2/2014 08:59 | Link to pdf of the AXS Interim Management Statement released today: www.accsysplc.com/wp | timberwolf | |
11/2/2014 16:50 | When there is low volume in a small stock traders can flip the price around with relatively small amounts of trades. I have to say though that I bought some finally only on Friday after thinking every dog has its day and this one hasn't had one yet,,,,, Maybe its the market thought,.well he's bought some finally, capitulation from a timber products investor,... Just wish I had bought more now/// | brightontrader | |
11/2/2014 16:28 | What's with the rise today? | actybod | |
11/2/2014 11:18 | A lot of this morning's trades were 'AT' rather than 'O' in the ADVFN column. I don't know a great deal about these codes, but I think 'AT' means automatic trade, i.e. likely to be programmed by an institutional computer, whereas 'O' means ordinary, which I take to mean executed by an individual such as you or me through their stockbroker. (Please correct me if this is wrong, those of you who know more about these things). If that is correct, does it not suggest increasing Institutional interest? | ukjerry | |
11/2/2014 10:28 | Moving up nicely this morning and 10% up in four weeks. I might double my small stake. | molybdenum | |
24/1/2014 06:32 | Which better technologies would these be? Apart from wood acetylation, the only other technology that has similar effects on the structure of wood, increasing it's durability, lowering equilibrium moisture & increasing weather-resistance, is heat treatment. However, this is not so effective and also, in the latter, you have the problem that the heat treated wood tends to be very dark and it's mechanical properties are changed, causing higher costs in use on site. How can you say that every licence deal to date has "led to nothing", when increases in revenue for Accsys Technologies, across all key global territories, were up 74% in the last interims, compared to the same period in the previous year(UK up 77%)? | timberwolf | |
23/1/2014 23:24 | There are better technologies out there. Solvay deal changes nothing - every license deal to date has led to nothing. Capex is too high for the product which is nothing special | looky | |
17/1/2014 17:04 | It's not so surprising that the valuation was so high in its early days. Then it was a bit like any new tech company - a 'hot stock' with lots of potential that simply could not be assessed objectively. A bit like AGM today, perhaps. If we take that 10x valuation as a benchmark, we could say that that was the indicated valuation if a company that could actually do what it was saying on the tin/wood. It will only turn out to be a correct valuation, *if* the technology delivers, and is not overtaken or undermined by another, superior technology. | ukjerry | |
17/1/2014 16:16 | But the deal with Solvay changes everything - though not immediately. | molybdenum | |
17/1/2014 09:57 | I always find it amazing to look back and see that it once had a valuation almost 10x what it is today, the triumph of hope over experience! The question now is....can they build on the current momentum to get to profitability in the next 18 months. For a company that has failed to deliver over so many years and is still loss making it still has a pretty chunky capitalisation. I have put them on my low level watch list but am in no crushing hurry to take a stake. | salpara111 | |
15/1/2014 12:08 | I see that Henderson Global Investors upped their stake to over 5% a few days ago. | molybdenum | |
07/1/2014 16:10 | Slight improvement today on higher than usual trade quantities. Perhaps Some portfolios are taking this stock on this month for the medium-long hold? Dec. Int: I first bought in December 2010 at 34p and have been topping up periodically since. My holding is now at an average price of 16p, so Hopefully will be in the black soon... | ukjerry | |
25/11/2013 15:11 | Bought these for the EezyMunny portfolio today. FWIW. | eezymunny | |
25/11/2013 09:50 | Todays interims appear to back up my earlier post in September, with increases in revenue "across all key global territories", up 74% compared to the same period last year (UK up 77%) and 62% compared to the preceding 6 months. It's my understanding that the general price of Radiata Pine clears from New Zealand has been falling over recent months (in NZD terms), which should be positive for the group, provided the EUR does not fall further against the NZD. The supply of many species of tropical wood, used for the likes of joinery, has been tight, for various reasons, with resultant generally rising prices, which should further raise demand for alternatives. Hopefully we will see sales & revenue continue to improve. | timberwolf | |
28/9/2013 07:22 | Friend of mine who works for one of the UK distributors says that Accoya product is currently flying out of the door, picking up more market share! Let's hope the momentum continues... | timberwolf | |
02/8/2013 07:41 | Based on prices offered trades going through earlier today are buys although seeming like sells. | gerri-c |
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