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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Cinpart | CINP | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 7.75 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 7.75 | 7.75 |
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Posted at 18/7/2010 18:03 by melody9999 I heard CINP speak at an investor presentation last year and the thing I do recall is that 'sales had been slower to convert than anticipated'. I then took this off my close watch list until we started to see a steady stream of orders flow. It hasn't and hence the need for CINP to come back to the market for extra cash. I see the last placing RNS: The net proceeds of the Placing amounting to approximately GBP1.32 million will be used to support the Company's sales and marketing efforts in the UK and to provide working capital generally in order to build on the progress made to date. The reality is that PIs investments are being diluted by fund raising to pay salaries for CINP employees. Needs a step change to get me interested but I'll check in occasionally because the product looks interesting. |
Posted at 06/7/2010 18:00 by napoleon 14th I must admit, 1 for 20 looks a total w*nk. I agree with 655.It looks like a broker/coy secretary just want some work to do?!!! If needs must, why not distribute warrants @ 7.5p instead? Date them for once the US arm is up & running, say 2012, & they could then be a treat...if hard profits, eps & +ive cashflow are there. I feel that if they are on target with those projections, then this could be a low in the share price we might not see again....but why the bonus shares antics? The costs of that come out of our would-be profits.......& sweet FA else! I'd like to know how their "factory pre-open" US marketing is going since they can make this stuff in SEA. P'raps some1 gave them a whacking grant in US on the grounds of energy conservation, job creation etc. Needs active PR if poss. If they pull this off, what price a US T/O bid in the future? I hold ZOO & SRT, so can keep these for the ride. It's not beyond a well-run CINP to do the same, but when? |
Posted at 06/7/2010 16:10 by ls lowry The 1 for 2) has been mentioned a while back. As its the same for everyone its means nothing. More shares more dilution the affect on eps is zilch.Let me give you an exmple suppose the co pay 100k in a divdend and they distibute it in 100 shares that and there are 100 shareholders that would amount to 1k per share and 1 k per shareholder. Suoppose they then double the shares in issue equaly as a bonus issue but distribute the same 100k divi. You would get £500 per share but as you hold double shares your divi would be 1k. Exactly the same as if they hadnt doubled your shares. Its a con to make it looks like they are giving you something. |
Posted at 06/7/2010 11:06 by yespmedc CINP update document on Stockopedia - |
Posted at 11/6/2010 17:49 by ls lowry Another 100,000 sell on close there has been a lot of dumping stock of lately I supect they are the guys that got quite a lot through placing shares a while back. They wont be happy seeing the shares decline and getting what they can for them now before the next placing.Anyone that took my advice and switched to EKT will have done the right thing. EKT came out with reults divi up over 8% the share price outperfomed Cinpart lately. EKT is still cheap brokers have aprice target of 30p and thats the way its going. Things going that well the co is hinting of an interim divi as well. Daily Mail:- "Components distributor Elektron firmed 0.5p to 20.5p following robust annual results including an 8.7pc dividend increase to 0.5p. Trading for the current year remains strong. Broker FinnCap lifted its target price to 30p and says that management has made considerable financial and operational progress in 2009. The balance sheet and group order book is strong. It forecasts pre-tax profits of £1.62m in 2010 on sales of £29.88m. " Read more: -------------------- |
Posted at 19/3/2010 08:48 by talon13 it's a short and sweet comment:CINPART (CINP): Cinpart's Active Energy subsidiary has a great chance to make big money through the installation of its VoltageMaster devices. But it does not have the field to itself. With recent bullish research notes unable to drive the price much above the 15p level, it looks as if the shares are up with events for now. The share price has almost doubled since I tipped them last June and that is good enough for me. SELL |
Posted at 09/3/2010 17:42 by ls lowry recommended.But I have gone into detail on many a occasion why I think the share price will fall further and why Elektron is a far safer option. Let me reiterate. a. EKT has had a far longwer period of stability and profitablity. b. EKT has had a far better turmover and track record of innovation. c. EKT has had a far better track record on dividends. e.EKT has a far better outlook on dividends. f. EKT has been buying back shares the last few years where CINP has been placing shares. g.Cinp does not appear to be winning contracts as was suggested they would and the brokers appear to be downgrading earnings. Conversely EKTs brokers have upgraded earnings. Now thats just a start I can go through the alphabet if you want! |
Posted at 27/2/2010 12:24 by melody9999 Mirabaud said there is a 2-3 year window of opportunity in which Cinpart needs to maximise its first mover advantage, before major electrical corporations such as Siemens, ABB and GE are drawn to the potential scale of the addressable market.If that is the case, then I subscribe to the view that its going to be a long and difficult haul for CINP - they need a few wins to gain traction. I'm staying with BGBL which has a different problem in terms of meeting demand - IMV thats a much better problem to have. Whilst BGBL are in a position to set their prices, CINP will be under pressure to 'do deals' to gain customers. |
Posted at 15/2/2010 15:49 by ls lowry Those comments are laughable S.EKT has grwon its net asset value considerablly the last few year and been buying back shares. Conversely Cinpart has had a bad track record and done the opposite and been issuing shares. EKT been increasing its divi the last few years Cinpart dont pay a dividend. EKT been established over 75 years and has a long history the future is more cerain where as Cinparts future is hit and miss. The probem is with Cinpart is the contracts arent flowing through as quick as I hoped they would. Dont foget they dont hold all Active Energy so wont get all the profits. Its all jam tommorow with Cinpart and I think profits will dissapoint. |
Posted at 30/10/2009 12:10 by master rsi Friday, October 30, 2009Ambrian gives Cinpart 'speculative buy' rating, expects breakeven in 2010 Stock broker Ambrian released an initiating coverage report on Cinpart (AIM: CINP), giving the UK based electrical components producer and supplier a "speculative buy" rating, highlighting the high potential of voltage optimization products that is addressing an extensive market that is at the moment covered by just three players, including Cinpart's Active Energy. The report highlighted Cinpart's 72% owned Active Energy (AE), the manufacturer and distributer the Voltage Master optimization product, which improves energy efficiency and slashes electricity bills by 13% on average. The broker labeled it a "compelling part of the group," estimating its margin at £12,000 per unit. This business has achieved strong commercial traction since acquiring the technology in March, having won a £1.2 million supply and installment contract with an international retailer. Ambrian said AE's Voltage Master had a competitive edge over rivaling products, being more robust and tailored to customers' requirements than those of its competitor Power Perfector Limited (PPL), which sold around 500 voltage optimization units last year. Amrbian estimates that if AE reached achieved similar sales, it could be on a P/E (price/earnings) ratio of 2x based on the current market cap. The total market for voltage optimization tools was estimated to cover 85% of all commercial buildings in the UK, including 18,000 government buildings, representing a market big enough for more than the existing three companies, including AE, PPL and Energy Management Systems. Ambrian said that while AE wasn't likely to achieve such a high sales level in the next 2-3 years, it could become an "attractive option" for a larger energy management systems provider wishing to enter the market. Cinpart's two other businesses Gasignition and Derlite, which make components for European gas compliance manufacturers, were projected to break even in 2010 and return to profits in 2011. The company last traded at 13 pence per share. Shares in Cinpart have more than doubled over the past 6 months, rising from 6 pence in June. |
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