Bioquell Share Discussion Threads

[money multipier] 18/3/2010 18:40

BQE being very transparent by clearly stating the vesting conditions. Good practice which I wish some of my other shares would follow.

[shroder] 18/3/2010 17:14

Nice little carrot for 'em

[shroder] 18/3/2010 10:39

I think we all saw the value on that dip ;-)

[waterloo01] 17/3/2010 20:34

Interesting price movement in the last 30 mins (price went up from 140 to 150 to sell.). Naked trader bought some, so that might explain?

[barongboy] 17/3/2010 20:26

I would say that looks very good for the present and onwards.good buy now 200 soon ?

[shroder] 16/3/2010 09:40

Good set of results, tripping over growth in all three key areas.

Only a final divi rec'd which may not please all folk although this looks interesting;

"Yesterday we entered into a distribution and supply agreement with Schülke & Mayr GmbH ("Schülke"), a leading German biocide manufacturer also well known for its infection control disinfection products in German speaking countries in Europe.

We will be working closely with Schülke to assist them in the sale of BIOQUELL's HPV bio-decontamination products and services in Germany, Austria and the German speaking part of Switzerland. Schülke will be providing us with high quality hydrogen peroxide consumable cartridges which we will be selling with our products and services within Europe. "

[wes1] 12/3/2010 11:19

Food preparation failities is another area not often mentioned

The team collaborated with leading UK based suppliers such as Steritrox, whose Radical division produces ozone to eradicate contaminants in food processing environments as well as Bioquell, which supplies hydrogen peroxide vapour technology for bacteria elimination in food production facilities.

[wes1] 12/3/2010 11:09

RBDS team implanted in this hospital

Date: 2010-03-11, 10:26PM EST
BIOQUELL seeks a committed, responsible environmental services technician to join a dedicated, multi-disciplined team consisting of engineers and scientists. The technician will assist with efficient Room Bio-decontamination Delivery Services (RBDS ) and quality customer care to a wide range of clients.

• The position is based at a hospital in New Haven, Connecticut.

[wes1] 09/3/2010 15:57

On this NHS site there is a movie about product evaluation by the Showcase hospitals - Southampton University Hospitals NHS Trust and The Royal Wolverhampton Hospitals NHS Trust give their opinion of Bioquell - they like it.


As of end of January, Royal Wolverhampton Hospitals had been clear of MRSA for six months

[andyh21] 17/2/2010 16:32

thats funny, everyday this week its been marked down at the end, the day i leave a buy order in just under the ask it goes up, Lol! il keep doing it for the rest of the week we may get back to 1.80!!

[andyh21] 17/2/2010 09:14

got a buy order in for a second lot of these, three days running mms have marked it back down at end of play but don't seem happy for me to have them at £1.56!

[shroder] 15/2/2010 12:22

Market makers seem to move it around for no reason, ie no trades.

[shroder] 09/2/2010 11:18

The spread is good in some ways as it puts off traders.

[andyh21] 09/2/2010 09:09

Poggy, it is indeed however as you can see when it moves it moves and you can often trade within the spread!

[poggy pig] 09/2/2010 09:07

The spread on this share is ridiculous!

[shroder] 09/2/2010 08:55

Looks like that small overhang is now clear.

[shroder] 05/2/2010 10:17

Couldn't resists a few down here.

[andyh21] 04/2/2010 21:09

don't now but it was certainly sneaky! I'l be looking to double my holding at around 150p if i can get them!

[level 2 ate my hamster] 04/2/2010 20:48

Crikey! what happened at the end there?

[money multipier] 13/1/2010 22:08

Cheers Wes. An interesting tale which suggests superbugs are not going to go away.

Onto specific BQE items, having launched the Q10 in November I'm hoping by the time the finals are issued they will be able to give an update on the levels of interest. These machines could well mark a significant change in the business model not only seeing the sales of machines but also a growing consumable market.
I'm also very keen to know the levels of business generated through the PASA agreement.
Interesting times ahead.

[wes1] 13/1/2010 18:42

On this page is a video of a lecture given by prof. Peter Lambert about the rise of MRSA, c.Diff and superbugs in general
warning! it is about an hour long but the prof certainly knows how to tell a good story

[wes1] 13/1/2010 08:11

The links on this US Bioquell page are worth a read

[level 2 ate my hamster] 08/1/2010 10:46

I see that Robbie Burns has written some positive stuff on his Naked Trader website. Should bring some interest from PIs.

from his site:

'If you push me the three companies I'm most interested in for 2010 are Dialight, Carclo and Bioquell, all have big potential although risks with all three too. But I'm after 50% upside at least from all three.'

[wes1] 31/12/2009 09:03

A lot of hospitals have closed some wards to new admissions just in the last few days due to norovirus outbreak.

A quick google gave -

three wards were shut to new admissions at Yeovil District Hospital where 38 patients and 21 staff were reported to be suffering from norovirus.

Both wards at Verrington Hospital in Wincanton were closed to admissions on Christmas Eve while Crewkerne Hospital closed on Tuesday

THREE wards at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital and three at Poole Hospital have been affected by the winter sickness bug

Sheffield's two main hospitals, The Northern General and the Royal Hallamshire, have closed several wards to new admissions amid an outbreak of the norovirus winter vomiting bug.

An outbreak of a winter vomiting bug has caused seven hospital wards to close in north Wales

Sickness bug keeps three wards closed at Broomfield Hospital

The Bedford hospital has closed three wards

five wards closed at Southend Hospital in an attempt to contain the bug – also known as the winter vomiting disease

Norovirus outbreak shuts down areas of Trenton Memorial Hospital

Three wards at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridgeshire are closed because of the winter vomiting bug