Cinpart Share Discussion Threads

[andrbea] 06/7/2009 12:50

THE NEW SERIES OF TRADING PLACES Watch it daily at 11am or on the archive an hour later. Today's contestant is Eugenie Rhodes, the tipster is Barry Jenkins of J P Jenkins, and the guest director is Kevin Baker of Cinpart.

(Today on Share Crazy)

[napoleon 14th] 24/6/2009 18:13

Come to think of it, this reminds me of DTK in more ways than one:-

1. Stable target market - gov't & large corporates.

2. Leader in it's field

3. Cost reducing product.

In these rocky times (& it ain't over yet!) those are what I look for.

P.S. Hi there, Mike. It was you that prompted me in these!
'Ows things?

[andrbea] 17/6/2009 10:05

ok tks for that

suppose tougher legislation in the UK (making it compulsory to reduce voltage) is the holy grail for both vphase and cinpart :-)

[recommended] 15/6/2009 11:36

andrbea

Quite simply, whilst the 2 companies are in the voltage reduction business Vphase is aiming at the retail market and have to sell zillions of units(aprox £250 each) and Active-Energy (Cinpart)are selling to 3 phase customers whose electricity consumption is north of £100,000 annually and their units are £30,000 ish a pop!(ie CINP sell one unit to one customer compared to Vphase selling 1 unit each to 120 customers) CINP has an easy route to market and Vphase an incredibly difficult and expensive one!

Finally CINP has a working product, selling and has a huge market to sell to without getting remotely involved with a product that hasn't even completed its trials yet!!

And for what it is worth Vphase looks like it will get very low on cash before they enter the market properly. Look out for a Vphase fund raise at some point!

[andrbea] 15/6/2009 10:52

why dion't cinpart take over v-phase?

both are in the voltage reduction business in the UK (natural fit?)

[mikehardman] 15/6/2009 09:40

redditch - yes - quite right to point that out

but here's £1.8m of cash...
...from CINP's first VoltageMaster order, today's RNS giving strong hints that there might be more to come from the current discussions with 'a numebr of local government authorities, purchasing authorities and major companies'.

Yes, they'll need capital to fulfill the orders, but they have some now, and if the order book firms-up, bank debt would be more readily available (reducing the chance of equity placing). IMO.

Anyway, since breaking the 10p level, the chart took the opportunity to slide back and re-test it from above, so the current bounce has merit. But quite when it will make another good advance, I'm not sure - it could wander between 10 and 13p for a while (building a pennant) before heading north again. OF course, another order would do no harm...

[redditch needle] 09/6/2009 22:31

Emphasis of matter- going concern

All the hype surrounding Thomas Jones' research note is not shared by the group's auditors. Only weeks AFTER a major funding which saw the shares in issue more than double, most unusually the auditors clearly refused to sign off the 2008 accounts without a major health warning. ...'We have considered the adequacy of the disclosures in note 1 of the financial statements concerning the group's ability to continue as a going concern. These include the following material uncertainties:
*the achievability of forecasts and key assumptions within the forecasts; and
* the ability to obtain additional funding from alternative sources should it be required.
These conditions, along with other matters as disclosed in note 1, indicate the existence of material uncertainties which may cast significant doubt over the Group's ability to continue as a going concern.'
After a terrific ramp in the price the only question now is how soon and at what price will the market get filled in with another share issue because without it the auditor's warning says it's game over. And will Tom Jones spin this story accompanied by his old classic 'Its not unusual to write dung for anyone ( provided they pay for it)'?

[mikehardman] 08/6/2009 22:19

cracking good voume behind this move up to break the 10p mark


of course it is a somewhat different company now, after the tribulations of the last few years, but I can't help looking at the longer term chart, and hoping for a bit more upwards retracement!

[kombimatec] 08/6/2009 14:37

Very interesting find

[nfs] 08/6/2009 13:07

I saw their presentation a few weeks ago-the potential is clear and their info was that for any entity with over £100k in electricity bills then the payback is in 2 years.Carbon Trust loans assist the purchaser due to the green element.My question is can the management deliver?
I did buy in though at 7p where market cap is £4m-so 25p would be outstanding!!

[mikehardman] 08/6/2009 11:40

yes Gerri - v. nice one, and with good volume behind it :)

...largely thanks to the new buy tip out from RHPS over the weekend,
with 25p 1-yr target - ie. over double today's market price

[gerri-c] 08/6/2009 08:30

Now that's what I call a breakout! :-)

[shammytime] 08/6/2009 07:54

15p today.

[gerri-c] 05/6/2009 12:17

MikeHardman,

Thanks for the reference to ProactiveInvestors.


Quote:

".....The summer is traditionally a quiet time for shares, but investors should not rule out the possibility of Cinpart releasing news during the next few months of Active Energy's first sales of VoltageMaster. This is a share to keep a close eye on."

[mikehardman] 05/6/2009 11:52

going nicely again now :)

nice write-up on ProactiveInvestors.com not doing any harm

nobody else here (ADVFN) interested ?

[mikehardman] 26/5/2009 10:28

order in for a few more, trying for 7p

[aim_trader] 26/5/2009 08:48

Telit Communications, TyraTech and Cinpart to present at 26 May One2One Forum

[fatso] 08/5/2009 10:57

All I do remember is that Buckland was to buy me a Bentley Continental.
This I have announced to all and sundry here, on this Board.
Eventually I floggem them shares at 8p roughly, having accumulated them
before with an average price of 12p. A good deal indeed.
Now I do drive a Smart car with another Smart,a Brabus one, Continental?, kept in reserve
in my garage. A worthy end to 23 stones in weight Investor.

[h d shoring] 08/5/2009 09:10

Remind me fatso just to make me feel comfortable .
Didnt these consolidate 200/1 and were they not the equivalent of 30p not too long ago .??
No need to worry about share price surging yet for a while / still chance of another subcontractor appearing .

[fatso] 08/5/2009 00:16

to my mind, the £700K will not keep them for long in champagne
and other Mayfair attractions. Sneaky rights issue to milk the market
while the going is good?