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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Arkle Resources Plc | LSE:ARK | London | Ordinary Share | IE00B2357X72 | ORD EUR0.0025 (CDI) |
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% | 0.275 | 0.25 | 0.30 | 0.35 | 0.275 | 0.30 | 1,250,000 | 11:10:09 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Lead And Zinc Ores | 0 | -299k | -0.0007 | -3.86 | 1.23M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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19/4/2005 09:27 | Nice item Sven. But for the market sentiment this should have pushed the price highter. IMHO it will climb higher soon. | davron8 | |
18/4/2005 07:12 | A new move? | sventhefish | |
10/4/2005 10:36 | Glad I have other interest to follow. Don't know another site that is so quiet. | davron8 | |
31/3/2005 14:31 | Nearly a month with no posts,that's got to be a record.Must admit though,it's not doing much. | triplexxx | |
02/3/2005 08:30 | I think the market just commented on the patent. A 5% rise sounds like a vote of confidence. | sventhefish | |
01/3/2005 20:38 | No choice. The USPTO grants a patent when they want and ARC have to announce the thing. Any thoughts on it? | sventhefish | |
01/3/2005 19:12 | stupid time to release good news if you ask me: LONDON (AFX) - ARC International PLC said the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has awarded the company a fundamental patent relating to configurable processor technology. According to ARC, the patent "details processes and systems used to generate a description language model of a processor core using libraries containing prototype and extension logic descriptions, as well as user inputs relating to the desired core configuration and extension features." One practical implementation of this technology is ARC's proprietary ARChitect processor configurator. Used by all of ARC's processor licensees, ARChitect is a Java-based design tool that greatly simplifies the core design process, and enables Silicon-on-Ceramic designers to create chips that precisely meet application requirements of high-volume markets, ARC added. newsdesk@afxnews.com lam | cat | |
15/2/2005 20:56 | The Company received a notification today from AXA Investment Managers UK Limited on behalf of AXA S.A. and its Group Companies, informing it that as at 14 February 2005 they had a beneficial interest in 13,621,432 ordinary shares representing 9.35% of the issued ordinary share capital of the Company that is currently 145,677,564 shares. 15 February 2005 | nur0mancer | |
15/2/2005 06:13 | ARC International plc ARC International PLC (the 'Company') Notification of Interest(s) in Shares Section 198 Companies Act 1985 The Company received a notification today from AXA Investment Managers UK Limited on behalf of AXA S.A. and its Group Companies, informing it that as at 11 February 2005 they had a beneficial interest in 22,871,432 ordinary shares representing 15.739% of the 145,312,564 issued ordinary share capital of the Company. 14 February 2005 | triplexxx | |
10/2/2005 18:34 | Davron8, welcome to the ARK club I don't think you'll be dissapointed at all this has a long way to climb back. The IC article above is probably fairly accurate but I don't think it is being positive enough on future earnings potential and the high growth possibilities going forward. As far as T/O is concerned I think there has to be every possibility given their state of the art products, cash pile, no debt and reduced costs. ARM has been touted before but it could be someone from across the pond. Next 12 months could be very interesting anyway. | warranty | |
10/2/2005 18:32 | Davron8, welcome to the ARK club I don't think you'll be dissapointed at all this has a long way to climb back. The IC article above is probably fairly accurate but I don't think it is being positive enough on future earnings potential and the high growth possibilities going forward. As far as T/O is concerned I think there has to be every possibility given their state of the art products, cash pile, no debt and reduced costs. ARM has been touted before but it could be someone from across the pond. Next 12 months could be very interesting anyway. | warranty | |
10/2/2005 15:54 | This company will be bought out, all these licences and deals but not quite turning it round to profitability....... | bullorbear | |
10/2/2005 15:22 | Investors Chronicle 10 February 2005 Arc International Chip design specialist Arc has a customer and partner list to die for. Among the 96 licensees of its 'system-on-chip' processor designs are giants Fujitsu, Infineon, and SanDisk, while partners include Dolby Labs and Microsoft. But while the shares have more than doubled in the last year after slumping on three consecutive profit warnings in 2004 Arc is still struggling to translate the considerable interest in its technology into profits. Revenue growth over the year was hardly spectacular, although with 63 per cent of sales coming from the US, the weak dollar had a negative impact. And although operating costs were slashed by more than a third, at £20.6m they still outstrip turnover. While Arc continues to sign new licensees (32 new processor customers were won last year), the level of royalty revenues has also been disappointing, at £2.9m in 2004. Still, Arc managed to sell its peripherals business for £3.6m. And the launch of new products in the year will extend the company's reach into the high growth digital TV and set top box market. IC View: Arc's have been rising steadily since it announced it reorganisation last year, and the hefty cash pile underpins at least half the valuation. But, with profitability still some way off, shares now look high enough. -------------------- Arc International (ARK) -------------------- Ord price: 42p Market value: £ 61m Touch: 42-43p 12 month High: 42p 12 month low: 19p Dividend yield: nil PE ratio: na Net asset value: 25p Net cash: £34.1m -------------------- Year to Turnover Pre-tax Earnings Dividend 31-Dec (£m) profit (£m) per share (p) per share (p) 2000 10.6 -16.4 -7.72 nil 2001 11.5 -29.8 -10.8 nil 2002 11.7 -22 -7.54 nil 2003 10.7 -25.6 -12.2 nil 2004 12.2 -5.87 -3.67 nil % change 14 - - - -------------------- SHARES IN ISSUE: 144.577 MILLIONS | johnroger | |
10/2/2005 11:05 | Not looked at this share much before, but looking at it, it looks ripe for a bid? With a market CAP of only £62m !!!! This looks cheap to me........ Have ARM ever taken an interest in this co. previously? Must surely be some worth in combining their expertise? | bullorbear | |
09/2/2005 23:25 | Do yourselves a favour and get into TTL tomorrow. The stock is massively undervalued and could be on the verge of a breakout. If this occurs it will be 2.5p to 5p very shortly. Look at the chart. TTL is the next multibagger. | 77dealer77 | |
09/2/2005 21:47 | will make ARM look a minnow in 5 years...ignore at your peril imho | maestro. | |
09/2/2005 16:54 | dunno about next year but looks like its heading towards 50 - 55p pdq Then 60p and then a quid. | cat | |
09/2/2005 15:19 | Hi Cat In your opinion what can we expect with regards to share price by this time next year with todays news.Many thanks. | triplexxx | |
09/2/2005 13:31 | I took out a massive spreadbet (for me anyway) last year of 5 grand a point long at 18p. I closed at 19p. Id be up well over a hundred grand by now. ROFLMAO!! | hugepants | |
09/2/2005 10:32 | great turnaround story and good news re. contracts with infineon and fujitsu - 2 blue chips customers. £35m in the bank. Still a fantastic ground floor recovery play. | cat | |
09/2/2005 09:49 | warranty, I for one have recently come in as I now think they have sorted out the problems of the past. Todays news and price rise is welcome. I tend to be a long term player rather than a daily punter. | davron8 |
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