AGL

Angle Plc

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Angle Plc LSE:AGL London Ordinary Share GB0034330679 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.0% 18.00 80,199 08:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
17.50 18.50 18.00 18.00 18.00
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Business Consulting 1.04 -21.69 - - 42.33
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
16:05:51 O 110 18.144 GBX

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Posted at 04/6/2023 00:31 by bones698
What concerns me is we have a head start on the competition but the slow adoption of CTC and it's commercialisation will allow then to catch up given the length of time it seems to be taking for agl to get a foot hold . Given the size and resources of the competition and our apparent slow progress it does add to the concern that agl are just not urgent enough in their approach and ANs quite laid back attitude because he is financially ok doesn't spark confidence agl will maintain their advantage .

It's for reasons like this I suspect agl will end up a niche product whereas then vulkk of the money will go to the vug pharma companies pushing their products even if they are less superior .

Many times a lesser product wins the game due to getting the coverage and press dominating the other and by then it's too late .

ANs comments and beahvuour over the last 12 months or so does little to make me believe the story will get much better any time soon if at all .

Over a decade has gone by . Agl have FDA yet here we are at 18p . Doesn't look like a company on the cusp of greatness infact the last 12 months have been pretty horrific from an investment point of view and whilst there are times be a disconnect between value and progress I think the market is saying they expect agl to struggle . I tend to agree seeing the bods own goals and shareholder destruction self inflicted for the most part .
Still hoping for some earth shattering news but can't see much hope of it and where from . Meanwhile funding issues fast approach . For me ANs understanding of the market place has always been lacking massively and this year has shown that in spades imo .

Posted at 02/6/2023 14:01 by bones698
I think funding issue is what's keeping this firmly where it is and the market knows what's coming . The company itself has said 2026 to break even and I would say that's if things go to plan which they rarely do with agl . The chances of a big uplift from a deal also look unlikely given most deals with be initial trial size . The Solaris one is the one that stands out as a possible smoking gun but that is far from a done deal at this point . It's hard to see what catalyst agl can deliver that would cause the share price to rise significantly from these levels with the funding getting ever closer .

For once I hope agl proves me wrong but I am struggling to see where such news will come from at this point. Given the history and way the last year has gone I'm struggling to find positives still . Things are halle jng just not earth shattering news and that's what's needed

Posted at 25/5/2023 13:54 by bones698
Think a few have pointed out the. Problem is what is going to be the news that will move the shareprice if any . We know they are going to need funds with a year at the latest but nothing is moving the price which means there could be a dillutive fund raise anytime later this year or early next year and this seems to be weighing heavily on the shareprice .

Solaris news as one suggested might but it will depend on what the deal is and If there are any numbers to go with it . Even then I think the shareprice might just sit there it it is .

It's worrying that we have now signed 3 deals but no effect on the share price . They need a catalyst and while many keep suggesting several possibilities there is nothing like getting the FDA news coming imo . Hope I'm wrong but the reality is they are going to need 20-30 million to get to 2026 approx .

Time between deals just let's the share price drift lower too as there seems little interest from buyers. There is a need for a smoking ace up ANs sleeve I just worry there isn't one

Posted at 12/5/2023 19:10 by paul planet earth
Bones698

So I can only assume that you are lying. And never banked a 75% profit on AGL share dealing..Funny you knock Nanoco for no revenues or cash yet they seem to have far more potential than AGL where you are heavily invested and whats more Nanoco have a tiny £100k monthly cash burn rate and $75m of cash coming in from Samsung plus a cash runway fully funded to 2025 unlike AGL which is running out of cash fast, no customers, no revenues, and uncertain future.

You posted this on the Nanoco BB regarding AGL.

"If you had bought agl when I told you you would have been able to make nearly 75% in a week rather than festering here with sour grapes . Still your doing ever so well here keeping hold while the share price tunmbles"

Can you elaborate on actual AGL trade deals placed. dates bought, sold, and amounts, to achieve a 75% return, thanks.

Pls note hindsight deals don't constitute actual trade deals placed and profits earned

Posted at 12/5/2023 13:08 by bones698
kan agree there is lots of possibilities ahead but they need to turn some of those into lucrative contracts and pretty soon otherwise funding becomes an issue .
they didn't say what revenues were up to which I thought was poor or the current cash position , not hard to be up on 0.5m revenue tbh and left it open to interpretation like they do quite often.

potential is there but its how fast they can realise it and can they get the share price up before more funding is due. The company have said 2026 now before breakeven so it cant be ignored although many lths seem to try to .

I expect we will see more contract wins and as the assays become available should accelerate but its a quite short window between that and needing more money and we are currently sat in a rut regarding the share price with very little to act as a catalyst .

as for other companies raising hundreds of millions it would be nice to see some of that money coming agls way but thus far not much of it has .

for me they are and have taken a gamble on spending the money on assay work now hence the 22m plus of losses but that only works if they can get the price a lot higher ands i don't see anything coming soon enough to do that .

we have already seen several deals announced with little to no impact, wether that's due to iis selling or the poor way they were delivered , thats a concern given the timeline for big deals looks some way away still .

i ofc hope they find a way to lift the price just struggling to see how in the coming 6 to 9 months given the timelines the company have been telling everyone .

Posted at 12/5/2023 05:06 by paul planet earth
Bones698

You posted this on the Nanoco BB regarding AGL.

"If you had bought agl when I told you you would have been able to make nearly 75% in a week rather than festering here with sour grapes . Still your doing ever so well here keeping hold while the share price tunmbles"

Can you elaborate on actual AGL trade deals placed. dates bought, sold, and amounts, to achieve a 75% return, thanks.

Pls note hindsight deals don't constitute actual trade deals placed and profits earned.

Posted at 30/4/2023 18:05 by bones698
It was ok but that's about it and that's not really cutting it at this time when the share price is under pressure .

Everyone can have their opinion of the presentation but in the end the shareprice fell 3p after it so not exactly a resounding success . I think that tells the real assessment of it far better

Plenty of info as there usually is and AN did a good job of trying to explain things so investors could understand but when it comes to deals and profits of the business that's where the company have lacked impetuous and still seem to be facing headwinds .

The system works and they are creating a good array of tests and assays etc but it's going to take time and that I think is the concern . Even agl are mentioning funf raises in the presentation and that will keep a lid on the shareprice unless something huge is announced to break the trend and lift the share price significantly .

Early 2024 sounds like a lot will be happening so I would guess we won't see any funding until a lot of that news is out and hoping the share price is a lot higher by then .

What we get in the meantime doesn't sound like a lot really unless some deals can get done with the 30 plus they are in talks with . Talks do seem to be taking an eternity so hoping some more deals are close .

As for being for sale they sounded like it was a good possibility but that will be down to shareholders . True .

Another waiting game to see if they can deliver . I think they misjudged how long it would take to break even and hence more money will be needed .

Not much on more cost savings just Canada and trying to look after the cash . I suspect losses are still very high with all the development costs and assays etc . All a bit unclear as no guidance in results on cash position and burn rate going forward .

Traders will move the shareprice until something else changes the range imo .

My assessment of it anyway I'm sure others will see it differently

They said expecting break even in 2026 which I would suggest means they will need another 20m approx if revenues ramp up and the losses reduce until then . That's not actually too bad if they can get the shareprice higher before it. It also shows that revenues are increasing rapidly albeit from a very low starting point and if that continues things might work out ok. I hope they are working hard on getting more deals delivered asap as that is what's needed to break the shackles and not taken their foot off the gas now they have done a couple of small deals . Longer term they will possibly become bigger deals

Posted at 30/4/2023 15:44 by astra1vision
AMARETTO states that AGL share price out of sinc to comparable companies. Difference is those companies don’t have AN destroying the share price That’s key.
Posted at 21/4/2023 09:37 by eastender boy
of course there will be another cash raise. assuming early next year.
Agl are hoping that some big news or orders are out before then so the share price has recovered from where it is today.
The company will survive and grow to be a large player in their field but at what dilution to the longer term holders.
imho we are at the bottom of the share price and the short term (8 months) we should at least double to 40-50p assuming above happens. good luck all. its been a very long ride so far for some of us.

Posted at 20/4/2023 08:18 by bagpuss67
Mr K. You know I respect your opinion and would defer to your better knowledge of AGL. I agree things can change very quickly with AGL and I really hope they do. But honestly what do you see as the catalyst for that in the next 8 months?

They are burning £1.7m or so a month. They cannot wait until much into 2024 to raise again. So that catalyst will need to occur in that period. My concern is that the usual game will play out of IIs being sounded out about a raise and just becoming a major headwind to the share price Essentially will the share price reach escape velocity before a raise.

Genuinely interested in what you see as value inflexion points over the next 8 months or so. EDIT. And the confidence level you have in them ocurring

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