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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Berkeley Scot | BGP | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 22.59 | 00:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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Posted at 31/12/2007 17:29 by fillipe Anyone have any new feelings about BGP?I realise that there's no hard info to go on, but was thinking that maybe the recent 20p might mark the low for this outfit. I see there has been a very small uptick from 20p and was thinking of having a small dabble.... |
Posted at 19/12/2007 08:38 by sper I would not be so sure, most recruitment stocks are taking a pounding at the moment, even those who are a greater known quantity. BGP are almost an entirely unknown, much more of a punt I will warrant you |
Posted at 12/11/2007 16:43 by rob7heo I took the offer off bgp shares for my quantica shares a few weeks ago.since then they have lost me about 30% can anyone tell me what is going on. Quantica never made me a fortune but neither did they lose me so much so quick! |
Posted at 23/7/2007 11:22 by sper Nice idea if you hold BGP! Have not heard that one before |
Posted at 08/5/2002 00:00 by dag1967 A couple of questions that someone could maybe shed some light on :On 23/8/01 it was announced that Peter Johnson had resigned after less than 6 weeks in the post. Why so soon ? Did he not like something ? How much was he paid ? Have any of the BGP Directors purchased any of the BGP Assets from within a new company ? Regards DAG |
Posted at 08/1/2002 10:54 by mali7 Finally the so long waitied product is launched!!!Obviously BGP will not get the whole credit for it but will recieve a continued revenue stream. BGP still markets it alone in Europe where it says it's beaten it's own sales target. It should mean increased revenue as was also represented in their last results. Anyway the January bank extension will be increased to end of march, I believe, because in todays announcement BGP confirms it has enough cash and resources until march, which is the end of it's financial year. Also good comment by: SkePharam CheifExecutive comment: "Having Bioglan, with their strong US presence in dermatology, supported by Quintiles, with their expertise in pharmaceutical sales and marketing, gives me considerable confidence for the future market potential of Solaraze." BGP has good product range where these now must start bring in cash for the company, and debt and the previous losses are mainly because of licence fees, but know these products need to show that they are a succes. BGP has one extremely good thing, which is an excellent sales force!!! Now if BGP could update us with results of the initial sales of solarez in USA and how it has been recieved by the US market, and if they can show increased revenue, which hopefully should bring some profit then that would confirm their survival to the institutional investors as well as making the banks happy. Finally I am not saying the shares should jump up today, but buy after YOR and this is only a continued step towards recovery. |
Posted at 06/1/2002 19:34 by mali7 What ever you say derampers, I am not ramping as Buy only by DYOR. Otherwise get lost. But I just informed BGP holders that I increased my holding as I strongly know it will go up. Believe me or not, that's up to you.Just an example: BAY I recomended buying it at 140p and it went to 230p, then it went back again at 190p and I said buy it buy it, it will go to 240p, what happens it goes to 240p. Check the discussions on BAY. There where many people against me saying BAY should be 80p or 140p, but market doesn't follow "should be" comments, does it???? Najib you saying BGP will be 1p, good luck but a challenge is that, that is impossible. Anyway my previous comment when BGP was 13p was that when the deal and the management is sorted this will fly to 40p, and I am still AT THAT!!! I am a very very confident person therefore I am and will carry on buying BGP shares as long as they are so cheap, obviously as long as I can afford. Anyway hopefully the general economy should recover slowly this year, and will mean better market conditions for BGP. REMEMBER NO RAMPING HERE AND DO YOUR OWN REACHERS BEFORE BUYING, BUT BGP WILL NEVER NEVER BE 1p!!! |
Posted at 07/12/2001 14:20 by mali7 I have had these a long time now I have followed there every movement in the history. The failed because their aqusition failed of the US skin care company. If they now sort out things and have some changes in their management and successfuly launch solarez in USA, then as BGP has a strong sales force, their revenues will increase a lot and should also make some profit. Therefore when the whole situation is clear I expect this to rally up to about 40p level and in 1-2 years time when they can prove that they are back in track and shows increased revenue and profit and starts to pay dividend then this will be in the £2-4 level, anyway there is long way until then. I am holding long term on BGP. For now I am waiting to see who the US investor is and under what conditions they are investing and what it means for BGP. Good luck everyone. Just one recomendation if we see that BGP survive and is fully sorted then do not sell at 15p as you will regret when it reaches higher, anyway PLEASE DYOR! |
Posted at 27/11/2001 22:17 by mali7 Hi, everybody!I haven't been in touch with BGP recently, but I am still a brave share holder and I expect BGP and the banks to announce an extension of another month or so, so that BGP can sell assets or maybe be in bid talks, because the banks knows hopefully that no body benefits from a fire selling. Anyway I am holding and if BGP comes out with a good news on the 30th of November then watch this fly up to 20-30p by monday/tuesday. But keep your eyes and ears open for these very important days. Anyway I will see if I can get in touch with BGP tomorrow. |
Posted at 22/11/2001 09:40 by salpara111 Stand by, all I would say is be V careful. Acquire a set of steel balls and then only invest what you can really afford to loose.Lets be honest, none of us knows what the outcome is going to be and we will all take a slightly different view of where the balance of probability lies. Talking of other stocks, now you are talking my language! I used to work for a large US Auto manufacturer and as such have watched both TRK and ATV with interest, needless to say I put money into Redstone rather than ATV earlier in the year....sods law! But I'm still watching it due to recent developments. Back to BGP. Someone mentioned RBOS regretting putting ATN into receivership. All you can say about that is no company collapse is going to be pretty especially one which is a B2C company as this will provide more media interest. If BGP go to the wall I dont imagine there will be protests by patients because their supply of cream is temporarily halted. Mali7 makes the point I was making earilier. If BGP are to survive they need to hold onto licences, particularily for Solaraze. In order to do that they need to pay Skyepharma $10M before the end of the year, this is the question of "is it good money after bad?" If the banks decide to keep BGP afloat then they will have to accept that $10M is a minimum extra amount of funding which must be provided. However, with the collapse of the BMS deal BGP will not be able to justify the sales force they were building up for the USA and if this is the case they may default the licence for Solaraze if they cannot prove that they can effectively supply what will be the biggest market in the world for this product. Once again, just my observations, DYOR, no advice given/intended. Good luck |
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