Byotrol Share Discussion Threads

[wisecat2] 05/11/2020 15:30

And at 12 mins

[riddlerone] 05/11/2020 14:38

Well spotted guys from the horses mouth about 59 minutes in

[wisecat2] 05/11/2020 14:09

STP Yes it came across extremely positive with customers thrilled with the product.

They are putting a lot of weight behind this.

[slicethepie] 05/11/2020 13:57

Solvay Q3 results presentation ceo described Actizone as a blockbuster innovation and getting great interest with multiple qualifications underway .....sounds very promising!

[riddlerone] 05/11/2020 12:39

Looks Like Byotrol 24 Live with options to buy direct,lets hope its not a glitch like last time.

[riddlerone] 05/11/2020 07:38

The first signs seem to be appearing



INVIRTU HAND SANITISER 30 X 50ML

Sold Out

INVIRTU ALCOHOL FREE HAND SANITISER 5 LITRE BULK REFILL

Sold Out

[riddlerone] 04/11/2020 17:35

I wonder when DT will give us information on how we can get access to the AGM next week.Also noticed Boots now restricting customers in buying some of their Hand Sanitisers.
" We’re limiting sales of this product to ensure everyone has access to the essentials. Thank you for your understanding."

[football] 03/11/2020 19:39

Some good stuff on Byotrol's twitter feed about bonfire night and alcohol hand sanitizer's

[football] 03/11/2020 15:43

old stock but back in walmart again???

[tonsil] 03/11/2020 12:30

Just added - this will be a strong business

[football] 02/11/2020 15:16

Share Talk Bulletin Board Heroes, 2nd November 2020
2 Nov 2020









12p+ price target within a few months

[riddlerone] 02/11/2020 11:57

Another member for the club

[riddlerone] 02/11/2020 08:37

Been checking the Boots site over these past few days.It does have a great function which tells you how many people have viewed and bought any item online over a 24 hour period.All Our products picking up very nicely and all of the Immunity protection bundles have sold out.

[slapmycock] 31/10/2020 22:54

Hey 9 years and Over 2000 posts what this lot do to Yer man?

[brownson] 31/10/2020 19:44

In my humble opinion they lack the skills or ambition to make any serious money even if there are 5 waves. Although on the face of it the 6 hour hand sanitiser seems a good idea, in practice, it has little advantage. No sensible person will avoid hand washing because they have used invirtu, so it gets washed off. Cheap alcohol gels will win the day. Byotrol 24 could be great but they like to keep it secret in case anyone wants to buy it. Then they would have the problem of actually making it. Really an awful lot of bother. So the years of underachievement will continue until the products become irrelevant. A very British story

[football] 31/10/2020 18:22

Does Byotrol now get a 2nd bite of the cherry with the 2nd wave?

[wisecat2] 30/10/2020 14:18

Brownstuff appears on any share weakness. Never held a share but is extremely jealous of the management. Spent most of his life I expect with the NHS a mop in one hand and a bucket in the other. Probably blames the company for being replaced by a much better cleaner.

[1gw] 30/10/2020 13:37

The circular/notice of AGM has appeared.

[slicethepie] 30/10/2020 13:10

All 2000 of them, not giving him that job sweeping the carpark must have really hurt!

[tradertrev] 30/10/2020 11:28

brownstuff zero added value, just subjective opinions on management - filtered

[brownson] 30/10/2020 08:41

Now down about 40% from the high. DT and team should be ashamed.

[brownson] 29/10/2020 13:14

It will soon be back at that level. It's sad that such great products are pretty much invisible courtesy of incompetent management. I don't think DT is much better than his predecessor. Lacks the ability to take this forward but I think it's too late anyway. They have missed the golden opportunity.

[1gw] 29/10/2020 11:45

And on the current shareprice, we're still above the 5.93p level it was at just before the Midas tip was published (17th August).

Since then we haven't had a lot of company news - yes the FY20 results have been published, but there have been no further TUs for this year other than the 24th September one with the prelims quoting the reduced order book at the time. We have had the news of the Solvay launch which personally I saw as huge, but I don't know that it would have resonated with the market other than with those who have been following the company for some time.

So to some extent I think both the pop in share price following the Midas tip, and the current decline are consequences, at least in part, of the shareholder base. Very few obvious big institutional shareholders to provide stability by selling into rises and buying the dips, and probably a lot of retail shareholders chasing the tip and perhaps now selling down to preserve profits or limit losses in the relative absence of news.

The AGM statement will be a chance to give a more comprehensive financial/trading update to the market, although they could still choose to wait until the 1H results, probably in late November or early December.

[1gw] 29/10/2020 11:27

I guess it depends on your entry point and your perspective going forwards.

From my entry point in 2017 (and having followed the company for some years before that) it seems that management have positioned the company very well for where they now find themselves. David Traynor took over in 2013 I think and as far as I can see he and his team rescued the company, rebuilt it and have positioned it now to reap the benefits as it scales up.

Through the supply chain troubles early in the pandemic they chose to favour health services and long-standing customers, selling to them at fair prices, rather than trying to "profiteer" by selling to the highest bidder and I applaud them for that.

Going forward the Solvay deal looks like it could turn into a blockbuster for byotrol, and I think both Tristel and SC Johnson have potential to become serious profit-contributors in the years to come. Byotrol24 is more difficult to judge at the moment, but I think it has to have been the right decision to license rather than invest in the US market. The development of the Boots agreement in the UK, with the byotrol branding on the product, also looks like a good thing.

So maybe some would have made more in terms of short-term sales at high margin through the worst of the pandemic shortages, but would that have positioned the company well to thrive in the long-term?