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AOR Aortech International Plc

126.50
0.00 (0.00%)
03 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Aortech International Plc LSE:AOR London Ordinary Share GB0033360586 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 126.50 123.00 130.00 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
31/8/2018
08:09
Some tried to monkey hammer the price to form the H&S yesterday, really bullish reversal from the low sets up the assault to 100p plus IMO.
greedy rooster
30/8/2018
13:17
Clive Titcomb, Founder in 1986 and serves as a Director and the Chief Executive Officer of Astrac Limited. Mr. Titcomb works closely with ASTRAC's Managing Director, Rob Cobley, and the management team in driving the rapid expansion of ASTRAC's business. Mr. Titcomb is responsible for ASTRAC's overall mission and future strategy. In addition, he continues to build on ASTRAC's successful long-term and world-wide relationship with the IBM Corporation as well as developing strategic partnerships with technology providers in the Business Intelligence and related softwares sector. Mr. Titcomb firmly advocates that for an organisation to achieve long-term success then senior management must maintain and develop close partnerships with Customers at all levels. This is why he also takes responsibility for and works directly with several of ASTRAC's Customers and why ASTRAC has a clear understanding of its Customers' and future Customers' needs. Prior to this Mr. Titcomb's responsibilities ranged from marketing and market research at IBM to delivery management of Management Information and Data Warehousing solutions for major IBM customers. Clive's gained valuable previous experience when working with a global consulting organisation as well as a financial role within an international marketing business. He has a professional background in both finance and marketing disciplines.
the stigologist
30/8/2018
13:06
Yes, Landy90, I believe a few of us did the same!
bones
30/8/2018
13:03
Cheers Bones.

The more I look into this co. the more I like it. Can't see it staying this low for too long.

someuwin
30/8/2018
12:30
Or Clive took advice from this Board and bought the dips on 20 August. But bought in size.
landy90
30/8/2018
12:13
Clive Titcomb is a long time holder, probably well connected and knowledgable in AOR circles and happily accumulating it seems.
bones
30/8/2018
12:09
p.s I think this will tick up again soon.
someuwin
30/8/2018
12:05
Yes - I don't know who he is. But clearly a smart investor.
someuwin
30/8/2018
11:57
someuwin. I saw that. A very positive sign.
investordave
30/8/2018
11:43
TRIX has just turned positive always a good sign when its at the bottom steve.
blueball
30/8/2018
11:37
Holdings RNS

Clive Titcomb and family increase holding from 4.04% to 5.17%

someuwin
30/8/2018
11:13
Buy those dips Sir!

Guys keep an eye on (IDP) operations update due Monday, should be pretty active. Dyor as usual

I am expecting a break into 100p’s in Q4 if all goes well with further positive newsflow

ny boy
30/8/2018
11:08
Good advice once again blueball price coming back strongly now. Some decent buys this morning
steveallen
30/8/2018
10:36
An update of the development stages would be nice but I agree it needs time.
zoro9791
30/8/2018
10:21
Found the following (from back in June this year) on AOR's new partner Vascular Flow Technologies' website. All sounding very positive...

"Agreement to Develop Synthetic Heart Valve - We are delighted to be working with AorTech on a project which involves detailed computational modelling and analysis of AorTech’s synthetic heart valve with the aim of further design optimisation, manufacturing and testing.

It is hoped the work will lead to the first ‘in man’ testing of the technology.

Craig Dunlop, General Manager and director of VFT, said: “The team at VFT has been very impressed with the quantity and quality of data that AorTech has been able to demonstrate to us.

“We are very excited to be a key partner in the development of the next generation of prosthetic heart valves which should represent not only a step change in performance, but dramatically reduce the cost to manufacture these life enhancing devices.”

Bill Brown, chairman of Surrey-based AorTech, said his company now had access to Europe’s leading experts in the combined field of “medical imaging, guided finite element analysis and computational fluid dynamics”.

He added: “Combining the design history with this ground breaking imaging analysis should much improve the quality of the product design, reliability and performance.”

someuwin
30/8/2018
09:44
Zoro
What type of proper news are you looking for, this company is developing medical devices which takes a while?

landy90
30/8/2018
09:18
Can't buy any online.
someuwin
30/8/2018
09:14
Buy on the dips..
blueball
30/8/2018
08:57
ID - a man has got to eat.
bones
30/8/2018
08:56
And looks like just small shareholders. Nothing to be concerned about.
investordave
30/8/2018
08:56
Blimey I was really hopefully that we will recover. Can't blame the traders to look elsewhere. It's all about the money.
zoro9791
30/8/2018
08:50
They probably need some cash for the weekly shop bones.
investordave
30/8/2018
08:49
Short term punters taking their £500 profits. Let them sell I say!
bones
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