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BYOT Byotrol Plc

0.10
0.00 (0.00%)
13 Dec 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Byotrol Plc LSE:BYOT London Ordinary Share GB00B0999995 ORDS 0.01P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.10 0.05 0.15 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Chemicals & Chem Preps, Nec 3.97M -3.06M -0.0068 -0.15 453.89k
Byotrol Plc is listed in the Chemicals & Chem Preps sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BYOT. The last closing price for Byotrol was 0.10p. Over the last year, Byotrol shares have traded in a share price range of 0.075p to 0.775p.

Byotrol currently has 453,890,405 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Byotrol is £453,890.41 . Byotrol has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.15.

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03/4/2024
19:53
Loaf,

"The BOD blames almost everything else for the situation. I missed the line about their own total incompetence having a fair bit of input!"

That's exactly what 1gw and his mates, inc you, do.
I posted company/sector newsflow on rthm, trmr, byot, Nano....

When the shares inevitably crashed, 1gw and his mates with all the multiple ids blame management. They use the same warnings I'd been posting and post them, in hindsight, as if it's their own opinions.


Look at HVO & Polb, which 1gw and his mates with multiple ids are ramping.... exactly the same

Virtually all of 1gw's shares crash. Virtually of 1gw's stories turn out to be BS.





Look at the posts from his mates, Barkboo, Football.

Football's own admission..to see off posters bashing (posting a contrarian view).
football - 14 Nov 2010 - 23:55:37 - 30806 of 107028 BLINKX re-SEARCH (2009)
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i have seen off grax this year with his bashing and chris2601 is next

sikhthetech
03/4/2024
19:01
Loafofbread
You are correct on the price of course.
Somehow, when posting, I could not quite come to terms with just how low BYOT had fallen.

mudbath
03/4/2024
18:52
Post any dilutive shares approx, by my figures , don't take as gospel incase wrong. 115 million 25pc, 138 million 30pc.
microscope
03/4/2024
16:48
Another Stilo would be just brilliant clocktower, for although I had to wait for 4 years; distributions following the MBO have trebled my investment, with the promise of more to come.
I also recently followed Pelatro off market on an exit M/Cap of just £700k .
May any pittances be at the top end the scale.

mudbath
03/4/2024
16:32
So mudbath you fancy another Stilo and wait several years to get a pittance.🤣

You need to take 30% of the shares to stand a chance, not a few million.

clocktower
03/4/2024
16:23
Like many micro caps listed on AIM, Byotrol has provided much entertainment over many years, although sadly in my case, not an overall profit.
Nevertheless, having regard its current miniscule market cap, their might be some reward for late entrants.
Microscope envisages holders ending up with a "pittance" at best; yet that is exactly what the MMs are currently seeking.
A total gambling instinct on my part has led me to buy 4.6 million shares circa 0.96p this afternoon.
The next couple of weeks could prove interesting (hopefully).

mudbath
03/4/2024
15:20
Even people trying to sell now, sadly, or holding for the proposed renaissance, will end up with at best a pittance imho.

So i don't really see what they have to lose by voting against the motion, unless the amount involved is significant to them, and if it is of course, then I totally understand them selling now to get whatever they can salvage.

microscope
03/4/2024
12:12
The only way to oust DT is a takeover bid before the vote. If this goes to the vote then either the company is taken private or it will go into administration. If it goes into administration then shareholders lose the lot.

Therefore, after the vote, I doubt there will be an opportunity to oust DT.

1gw and his mates could buy out the company, they have the means.
However, that would mean they would not be able to sway PIs with their stories on other shares and share price manipulation with their hundreds of trades.

In the time I followed this company, there were basic misjudgements by DT. The misleading stories and ramping came from 1gw and his mates.

sikhthetech
03/4/2024
11:46
Couple more tips for you pigsbladder.

Don’t fall in love with a share.

Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.

It looks like you made both those mistakes.

kumbuka
03/4/2024
11:34
Just one more thing pigsbladder it’s THEIR not THERE.

Basic English. Did you not pay attention at school ?

kumbuka
03/4/2024
11:28
You can try all you like but this will be delisted or call in administrators.
kumbuka
03/4/2024
11:21
Another RNs later on saying a scumbag Borad member as bought some more shares but it's odd none of them did it before they crashed the share price for there own gain
football
03/4/2024
11:10
CP if it gets voted down even those who support the resolution are, imho of course, likely to insist DT goes pretty much immediately, due to failure to get resolution through, amongst other reasons of course.....

Which also could even yet help save the company thereafter, I suspect.

Edit: I'm sure DTs line will be, 'it's this or bust' even if partly as an attempt to get institutions to back him.

Let's see if there's enough willing to call his bluff???

microscope
03/4/2024
11:08
I don't know about gpt-4, but if I remember correctly, the company is obliged to keep a copy of the shareholder register on the premises, and make it available to shareholders on request. From my experience they can faff around in order to delay access as long as possible, but will eventually conform.

Then the letter-writing (no emails on the one I saw) starts...

supernumerary
03/4/2024
10:32
You were all warned.

Follow stupid mudbath and what do you expect. Were you paid to promote this one stupid mudbath?

kumbuka
03/4/2024
08:52
"Take control" of what, clocktower ?
mudbath
03/4/2024
08:14
The reason for so many leaving the market I suspect, is that directors have been allowed to get away with fleecing investors through their lifestyle and mining value away from small investors, and even when it can be seen that there is no regulations or accountability for their actions, the market turns a blind eye and allows investors to be defrauded and because the SFO doesn’t look at anything below around £50 million, so it’s become the casino of choice.

I do not think that applies in this case, it is just failure to sell in volume and poor margins for the company and resellers.


I said sometime ago, it needs new leadership and stakeholders now need to delist and remove the BOD and take control.

clocktower
03/4/2024
08:13
Subsequent to any delisting; is the plan for Solvay to buy Byotrol, or for Byotrol to monetise the remaining licensing agreements.
The latter looks the more practical.
I do not see much residual value for shareholders; as reflected by the pityful share price and the lack of any enthusiasm from buyers; apart from DT that is, and we know what poor judgement the guy has demonstrated over the years.

mudbath
03/4/2024
07:46
London Stock Exchange to lose hundreds of companies by 2028, warns City broker

Hundreds of companies could leave the London Stock Exchange over the next four years as large buyers take advantage of low business valuations, a City broker has warned.

Peel Hunt raised concerns about the “relentless&rdquo; pace of companies leaving markets as shareholders are also keen to agree to offers amid relatively weak performance by UK equities.

football
02/4/2024
21:56
micro - that process really needs to start with the large shareholders and the money (that they absolutely need, let's not pretend otherwise) which would give them the power to choose the board and define the business plan. Coming at it from the other direction would likely be stymied by incumbents.
supernumerary
02/4/2024
21:18
I also think if delisting fails then it's likely to be administration.
I can't see DT accepting he got it wrong and allow the company to continue.
The simple fact is DT sees it as his baby and he would not want anyone else digging around, especially as given the way VP resigned 6 months ago.

sikhthetech
02/4/2024
20:47
Ah the old fear tactic clocktower, vote with the board or else you'll lose it all .... where have I heard that from you before, lol.... :)

Survival should be possible on the market with careful cash control, a new management with a bit of initiative about them, and possibly a fundraising by large shareholders. It should be do-able imho on all that we know hitherto.

microscope
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