Consort Medical Share Chat (CSRT)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Consort Medical	LSE:CSRT	London	Ordinary Share	GB0000946276	ORD 10P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	-17.00p	-1.56%	1,072.00p	1,083.00p	1,090.00p	1,095.00p	1,083.00p	1,088.00p	4,006	16:35:24

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Health Care Equipment & Services	294.0	21.9	46.2	23.2	526.71

Consort Medical Share Discussion Threads

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16/6/2017 20:20	The Market seems to like the results.	martini	Read Full Thread Reply
15/6/2017 10:57	Had a quick read through of the results and small fall in share price seems about right. Was hoping for a sales increase of more than 2% in constant currency and an ebit increase of more than 4.1% but as they say this is a long lead time business. Note that 60% of their sales in Europe and less than 10% in the UK and no mention of Brexit-I guess it will make an appearance in the Risks section of the AR. or various reasons I have lightened up in the last months but a happy with what I have and I guess they will as normal have had a webcast this morning and I will need to go through that.	cerrito	Read Full Thread Reply
23/2/2017 16:19	taken a small position on the break of the recent down trend. woody	woodcutter	Read Full Thread Reply
04/1/2017 20:26	I suppose yesterday’s share price fall was to be expected following the news on Voke/Dev200 but have to say that not really surprised by it especially given that BAT have been so tight mouthed. Furthermore BAT in their last interim and full year statement had waxed lyrical on NGP(Next Generation Product) but poor old Nicoventures never got mention. Glenn was asked about it in the interims webcast and stonewalled and referred people to BAT. That said I see that Edison following yesterday’s news have lowered their valuation range from 1459p/1421p to 1238p/1300p. On the full corporate front,Glenn seemed happy enough with what is going on in the webcast and echoed the positive comments in the Outlook Statement. Given the amount of business they do in Europe no mention in the webcast on Brexit-nor in the interims and I see in the last AR not classified as a significant risk.	cerrito	Read Full Thread Reply
07/9/2016 20:01	Cerrito Surely if you are a big exporter then more pounds for your Euro at present. Even if we end up out of the single Market and get hit with say a 5% import tax into the EU then the current 10% drop in the £ value would more than cover it. At present and for the next 2-3 years it is a windfall, net of course of any hike import raw material rises.	martini	Read Full Thread Reply
07/9/2016 19:32	Martini, as per Aesop's fable the tortoise can and does beat the hare. I did not make the AGM and would be interested to hear from anyone who did- I have quite a lot in this company-at least by my standards- and one reason for me not going was that I get(or at least I like to think I get) a good feel from the 2 analysts webcasts they have pa and the analysts ask on the whole good questions. I was very interested in how relaxed they are ref Brexit given their heavy European involvement.	cerrito	Read Full Thread Reply
07/9/2016 18:01	The Market likes it. What am I doing in this "sensible" share?	martini	Read Full Thread Reply
29/7/2016 20:21	hxxp://www.consumereagle.com/canaccord-genuity-maintained-consort-medical-plc-loncsrt-as-buy-has-target-price-of-gbx-1300-00/59719/	martini	Read Full Thread Reply
20/7/2016 11:25	Just listened to the webcast of the prelims. For those who will be listening need to be patient as they have about 10 minutes of music at the start. Upbeat presentation and good q and a. interesting this was held a week before the referendum and despite 2/3rds of sales in Europe ex UK no one asked about effects of referendum. An obvious question if I make the AGM Another thing I did not get a clear handle on is how much inventory risk they have but was pleased to see year end inventories were £30m against H2 sales of £276m so quick turnover. A good deal of discussion on dev 610 and fact that built a factory bigger than the Nicoventures one for that but I was not sure who has the risk if the orders are not there…especially as they mentioned that given high fixed costs they have a high operating leverage. Good to see positive comment on Voke. Continue to be comfortable with my holding and do not see myself as buying or selling.	cerrito	Read Full Thread Reply
16/6/2016 13:24	Thanks for that aim_master Need to have a good look at the figures; I do see that 60%+ sales are in Europe so I went to see if they had a Risks section in these prelims to see what if anything they say on the referendum but they did not have this section(nothing unusual about that) so will need to wait till the annual report.	cerrito	Read Full Thread Reply
22/2/2016 18:47	hxxp://www.businessweekly.co.uk/news/biomedtech/cambridge-role-%C2%A3135m-medical-technology-investment	martini	Read Full Thread Reply
22/2/2016 10:33	What caught my eye from this morning's announcement is that CSRT has 2k employees-never appreciated it was that big	cerrito	Read Full Thread Reply
07/1/2016 18:56	Consort Medical plc (CSRT) PT Raised to GBX 1,150 at Investec hxxp://zolmax.com/investing/consort-medical-plc-csrt-pt-raised-to-gbx-1150-at-investec/291140/	martini	Read Full Thread Reply
23/12/2015 22:38	Looking good going into the last day of 2015.	martini	Read Full Thread Reply
07/12/2015 08:12	E-cigarettes will be prescribed on the NHS for the first time in the New Year but ministers are said to have tried to keep the move quiet over fears that GPs would be overrun by people demanding them. Doctors will soon be able to hand out the device to smokers who want to quit, a move that will reportedly cost the NHS in the region of £20 per kit and £10 a week for each patient's cartridges. But public health minister Jane Ellison is said to have hoped that the government could keep the news under wraps until the e-cigarettes are available via prescription in 2016. According to Nigel Nelson of the Sunday People, a Whitehall source said: 'We didn't want to make a song and dance about it because GPs would be overrun by people demanding it. 'But this is something we've been pushing for.' Ms Ellison had to reveal details of the e-cigarette plan after being asked a direct question by Labour MP Steve McCabe. She told him that the Government believed 'vaping' was 'significantly less harmful than smoking' and added that medicinal license applications were 'encouraged'. It followed last month's decision by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency to license British American Tobacco's e-Voke. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-3348012/First-e-cigarettes-prescribed-NHS-New-Year.html#ixzz3tcXZDAg3 Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter \| DailyMail on Facebook	turbomouth	Read Full Thread Reply
04/12/2015 18:56	Gone through the interims. All rather complicated given trying to work out the impact of the Aesica acquisition and the fact that they did not have a results presentation webcast-I find these very useful. Overall I have the sense that we could have done with more info. Broadly speaking the kind of results we have come to expect- solid steady progress. Liked the cash flow statement with net cash from operating activities at £16 m well in excess of the £11m combined of investment and equity dividend outflows. Also the organic sales growth of both Bespak and Aesica. I was reminded of the importance of Europe to Aesica-ie European sales have gone up from £28m to £85m.Also Aesica had issues with profitability-its operating profit before special items was only £5m compared to Bespak's £11.5m and Aiseca's total assets at £286m dwarfed those of Bespak at £110m. Also Goodwill represents more than 25% of total assets and will be V interesting to read the footnotes on valuation of goodwill in the annual report. I am not planning to either buy or sell in the immediate future and my take is that for the next few months the share price will be on the 940/1020 range. PS Nicoventures seems to have gone V quiet PPS I see that following the results Investec have a buy with a tp at 1033 and Brewin Dolphin a hold-both of which to me are in the zone. I see that revenue projections for this FY are unchanged at £284.95m and earnings also unchanged at 50.85p PPPS I see they are talking about confidence in meeting board's expectations for the Full year and would be good if we knew what it is.	cerrito	Read Full Thread Reply
16/6/2015 16:40	Had a look at the accounts and listened to the webcast. Putting on one side the increase in the IAS19 Pension Deficit and the £17m special charge from continuing operations, a lot of good news. Glenn emphasized in the webcast that he integration going on plan; bpk put three projects into their development programme where normally they would guide for one pa and debt s lower than forecast. Given the increase in shares probably not realistic to expect an increase in the dividend, and management said they wanted to decrease debt. I continue to feel very comfortable with my holding here and am not planning to buy or sell	cerrito	Read Full Thread Reply
29/1/2015 22:43	Interested to read the announcement today. The way I read their comments today and indeed previously is that the plant for this has been built for 6 months and it seems unoccupied except for testing so quite a lot invested. Note that in the Annual/Interim Report they said to expect CE mark in H1 2015 . No emphasis on this product mentioned in the interims so perhaps do not see this as a key product, but also note they have invested £6m which for CSRT is a lot ie total investment in property plant and equipment was £7m in first half of this year. Cannot find any figure for total investment anticipated in Atlas and also today seems to be the first time we have been given a timeline.	cerrito	Read Full Thread Reply
04/12/2014 13:29	Up 8% on today's results - nice!	beaufort1	Read Full Thread Reply
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