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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Cinpart | CINP | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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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 |
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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 16/7/2010 08:02 by ls lowry What did I say funding needed and there is massive dilution now near 19%. Still the compaany is struggling to win significant contracts.A placing at 7p wont go down well with investors. |
Posted at 07/6/2010 18:56 by ls lowry Well put it this way delayed results dont go down well with investors and there is no excuse for a month delay. I suspect they have delayed results pending trying to get more finance or and also living in hope they may get another contract win by time results are out.You see we know when results are out the co will be losing money and they need to reasure investors in relation to finance and contracts. It dont look good from where I stand glad I got out at the top. |
Posted at 09/3/2010 16:18 by recommended LS - I asked you some time ago when you were predicting a share price fall why you were not going short. No answer. In my mind your posts are simply filling your obviously otherwise empty day with predictions that you didn't actually have the balls or even guts to back your self on. Any half wit can predict something and if it works keep milking it saying " I told you so ".You make some relevant points re sales etc but such regular comments on a bulletin board make investors feel that they need a daily fix of news from a company, business doesn't work like that.From your comments I sincerely doubt you have met the Company or visited the factory. I don't know where the shares are going short term but I feel comfortable that given a bit of time this company will produce the figures that will keep investors very happy. Things don't go in a straight line. Shares are for buying and selling and in this day and age you can not even frame old share certs so you have to buy and sell! I would have some respect for your odd comment if you didn't treat this bulletin board as play ground. If you have a comment fine make it but don't treat it as kiddies playground as most of your comments should be on the kiddie BB. If I thought for a minute you had shorted i would have some respect. Most professional investors invest, take their profits or losses and move on but you appear to have a different agenda. Stay in the play ground where you belong. |
Posted at 16/2/2010 16:17 by spaceparallax LSL,I'm familiar with EKT from about 4 yrs past. On recent evidence I see no reason to change my negative view of them. Conversely, CINP have gone from not delivering to suddenly beginning to bring home the bacon - also, I see their management as being straighter with investors. |
Posted at 08/2/2010 19:19 by ls lowry Yes CR but the prospects changed when the blue chip deal did not turn out the way the market expected. Its a canny investor like myself that took the decisio to exit and I got it right again the market followed me. |
Posted at 13/1/2010 11:55 by gerry138 From Investors Cronical on 12 JanIn the short term, energy efficiency and smart metering continue to be in vogue and energy technology companies who sell into large utilities are likely to prosper. Those companies with cost effective technologies will prosper over disruptive technologies that are still in the pilot testing phase. We favour Energetix, Vphase, Bglobal, and Cinpart. |
Posted at 08/1/2010 12:08 by ceohunter To see Cinpart's presentation at last night's Proactive Investors One2One Forum please follow this link: |
Posted at 03/1/2010 21:22 by andy I am looking forward to the presentations this week, anyone within a reasonable travelling distance will find this a rewarding evening!---------- Proactive Investors One2One Forums The directors of SeaEnergy PLC (AIM: SEA), Rurelec (AIM: RUR) and Cinpart (AIM: CINP) will be presenting: Thursday the 7th January 2010 Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel, 35 Charles Street, Mayfair, W1J 5EB The presentations will start at 6:00pm and finish at approx 7:30pm. After the presentations are complete the directors will also be available to take questions during a free canapé and wine reception. This event is suitable for the following: Sophisticated & private investors, private client brokers, fund managers, financial institutions, hedge funds, buy & sell side analysts and journalists. Register Here : If you have any problems registering or queries please email action@proactiveinve These are super evenings, affording private investors the opportunity to meet with the CEO's over drinks in an informal setting. |
Posted at 29/11/2009 08:01 by ianfellowes EverlastianI think its best to keep away from this discussion board. The company gets slated on here! I think its ex employees or previous investors who have lost a lot. Fundamentally the technology the company has is strong and should perform in the long run. Time will tell... Ian |
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