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ARK Arkle Resources Plc

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
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
  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
Lead And Zinc Ores 0 -299k -0.0007 -3.86 1.23M
Arkle Resources Plc is listed in the Lead And Zinc Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker ARK. The last closing price for Arkle Resources was 0.28p. Over the last year, Arkle Resources shares have traded in a share price range of 0.255p to 0.60p.

Arkle Resources currently has 456,810,997 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Arkle Resources is £1.23 million. Arkle Resources has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -3.86.

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05/2/2008
12:43
It looks as if this is taking a hammering on the ARM results, they are understandably not happy bunnies with the results. That does not mean the results for ARK will be the same although the semiconductor market is down.
Has Puffin Tickler said (330)the last statement did seem to have some window dressing but we will see soon. Me, I'm holding, not worth selling out now.

chavitravi
01/2/2008
16:17
Strange how they put out the info, there has only been one trade for 20,000 shares & that was "buy". These have it has a sell.
chavitravi
10/1/2008
16:14
Yes I see what you mean PT in respect of like for like & putting it as they have "constant dollar basis" could be seen as a bit of craft. I think we will have to wait till 20th Feb to see things a little more clearly. I would agree the prospects do look good. I bought these in the first place because I realise the importance of power save especially in the medical world and I still have no doubt ARC should do well.
chavitravi
10/1/2008
04:57
Chavitrai

With the mood the market is in the share price hit could have been worse. The statement arguably has plenty of window dressing and could be interpreted as too optimistic:

"an increase of over 20 percent on a constant dollar basis" ie significantly less in sterling (about 12%)

No mention of how much of this turnover increase is from acquisitions (ie what is gain from like to like)

"incremental operating expenses of approximately $3.7 million (£1.9 million) as a result of the three acquisitions completed during 2007" according to the acquisition RNSs they were expecting 0.9 Mgbp so a big hit compared to last year's loss of 1.1 M

Prospects look good so there could be a big recovery but I am not surprised at the fall.

puffin tickler
09/1/2008
18:46
Here is what was said:

Press Releases

ARC International plc Year Ended December 31, 2007 Trading Update

Revenue Increased Over 20% Year-on-Year
Record Backlog and Sales Pipeline
Royalty Revenue Up Approximately 50%

ST. ALBANS, England, January 9, 2008 – ARC International (LSE: ARK) today announced that its unaudited revenue for the financial year ended December 31, 2007 is expected to be approximately $30 million (£15 million), an increase of over 20 percent on a constant dollar basis compared to financial year 2006. This takes into consideration the ongoing weakness of the dollar compared to sterling. In addition, both backlog and sales pipeline at January 1, 2008 are significantly ahead of their positions at January 1, 2007. Licensing and maintenance revenues have increased, and royalty income for the year as a whole is expected to be approximately 50 percent greater than 2006.

These significant improvements were achieved despite general economic concerns among certain North American customers. During the second half of 2007 this led to delays affecting the closing of approximately $2.0 million (£1 million) of new licensing contracts. These are expected to close early in 2008. Although the impact of these contract delays has been substantially mitigated by good cost management, the EBITDA loss for the year as a whole will be slightly higher than management's previous expectations due to incremental operating expenses of approximately $3.7 million (£1.9 million) as a result of the three acquisitions completed during 2007.

Carl Schlachte, president and CEO, commented, "2007 was a year of solid achievements for ARC International with significant progress on the two key planks of the company's strategy. Firstly, overall revenues grew more than 20 percent, which included increased licensing, maintenance, royalty revenues. In particular, royalties were up close to 50 percent over 2006 and now represent approximately one-third of total revenues. In 2007, the company announced the two largest customer agreements in its history, which added to ARC's backlog and enables the company to begin 2008 with its strongest ever backlog and sales pipeline.

"Secondly, ARC substantially enhanced its product portfolio and technology base by completing and successfully integrating three strategic acquisitions, and adding world-class technological expertise to the management team. These provide further impetus to ARC's growth potential, and the achievements in 2007 strengthen ARC's competitive position and underpin the company's plans for continued growth."

Announcement of Preliminary Results for Financial Year 2007
On Wednesday February 20, 2008 ARC International will announce results for the twelve months ended December 31, 2007. A morning meeting will be held in London for analysts. Interested parties should contact Financial Dynamics or ARC International for more information.


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chavitravi
09/1/2008
13:30
What the bloody hells going on here. Am I missing something? The update doesn't seem to bad to me, ok expenses are higher so what with the acquisitions. The rest seems ok, so why are they selling, any idea?
chavitravi
07/1/2008
12:37
I have know idea. You say no profit warning, has there been some announcement of some kind come out?
chavitravi
06/1/2008
10:15
So, no profit warning which says we must be within 10% of the consensus for revenue. Any idea what the consensus is for revenue and costs?
sventhefish
05/12/2007
16:55
Yes, I'm holding as well. I was in at 42p & could (should) have sold at 58p. Wish perhaps I had have sold some to cover myself, but thats with that wonderful thing called hinesight. I just hope it doesn't continue this steady almost relentless drift down. Has you say just have to wait a couple of months and hope for something good to justify the faith.
chavitravi
04/12/2007
22:27
Hi, chavitravi

It's quite disappointing to see the price drift down. And from issuing announcements almost weekly, ARK have gone very silent recently.

Shame (and possibly worrying) that Charles Rendell didn't get back to you.

I'm holding. We'll just have to wait until 14th Feb 08 for the next announcement.
May it be good !
ATB

roscodagama
27/11/2007
14:30
Is anyboby still there with this one??

I have just emailed the company secretary Charles Rendell to ask for an explanation as to why Directors are selling shares and what if anything is wrong. I will post the answer if I get one.

chavitravi
26/11/2007
16:08
Ho dear, I'm in negative ground with this now but going to hold on. I dont know why the sell off, just market jitters I suppose. I have always thought come the next up-date on how things are doing should be good. Just hope I'm right.
chavitravi
31/10/2007
14:56
I imagine the falling dollar will make it harder to achieve profitability.

OTOH we've had a stream of potentially great news and earnings enhancing acquisitions, and the price has drifted.

Patience will be rewarded, imo.

roscodagama
05/10/2007
14:20
Sugar, whats happened here, why the dive any idea?
chavitravi
26/9/2007
13:57
Nice move today:
gsands
24/9/2007
15:34
INTEL breaking out on the weekly chart:
gsands
24/9/2007
09:50
Wow, fits like a glove doesn't it. This is forward thinking ok, the personell some would say is worth the money alone. It says the figures for 2007 may be effected, so what, it would be expected.
chavitravi
24/9/2007
09:39
I hope you are right. I have not read the new news yet, come staight to this but this is going very much the right way with these buys of other companys.
chavitravi
24/9/2007
08:56
Going to 50p - first stop.
gsands
20/9/2007
13:42
Sure starting to move and so it should. Statement could not be more true in regard to coming of age. Its one to hold onto for sure. It amazes me that the attention as not been drawn to the power save element as I'm of the opinion there cannot be anything else to consider in the medical market but ARC product. Time will tell, but my sniffer is still twitching with this one & wish I could sniff a few others out much the same on bottom floor.
chavitravi
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