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DEMG Deltex Medical Group Plc

0.135
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26 Apr 2024 - Closed
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Deltex Medical Group Plc LSE:DEMG London Ordinary Share GB0059337583 ORD 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% 0.135 0.13 0.14 0.135 0.135 0.14 104,139 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Electromedical Apparatus 2.48M -1.15M -0.0006 -2.17 2.4M
Deltex Medical Group Plc is listed in the Electromedical Apparatus sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker DEMG. The last closing price for Deltex Medical was 0.14p. Over the last year, Deltex Medical shares have traded in a share price range of 0.095p to 1.55p.

Deltex Medical currently has 1,846,653,348 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Deltex Medical is £2.40 million. Deltex Medical has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -2.17.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
19/2/2017
20:16
Ramnik,

I suspect any good news will come with the RNS regarding the 2016 full year accounts.

bigt20
17/2/2017
17:19
....desperately need an RNS that helps bottom line immediately.
ramnik007
17/2/2017
09:04
Someone seems to think 4p is a good investment, but we need to get out of this range we've been stuck in for too long, good RNS might help...
gbenson1
10/2/2017
17:26
Well the net result of the buying and selling at historic lows has been nothing for the last few days, so for every seller who has got bored, a buyer thinks its near the bottom.

At the moment it seems to be a firmish bottom, rather than a wobbly one, so the interpretation could be mildly positive.

At some point, if there is no more bad news for a share, the continual drops stop. Then it takes a while for the buying to outweigh the selling.

Back in August/September there was more positive news on US, which appears to have caused a small spike, but the effect of that and the UK on the figures was unknown. Now things are a little more certain and the actual business problems caused by the UK falling, look likely to stabilise.

Its possible the previous bad news and problems are all in the price at last and now its just a question of waiting for the results to show revenue starting to grow.

I hope so as got quite a few around 4p now, on the basis that I think any tangible improvement will cause a rapid share price rise which will not come back down again.

Fingers and other stuff crossed !

yump
10/2/2017
13:15
It's not a good sign when investors are selling at near historic lows, they've either finally lost patience or don't see any upside, alternatively it might be someone keeping the share price artificially low to get an entry point, trying not to get emotionally attached to a stock.....
gbenson1
06/2/2017
14:18
BigT20, thinks it's been broadly discussed on here UK sales (NHS) is a difficult organisation to crack , I'm not holding my breath for increase in UK income, thinks its US and ROW. All buying is good buying!! imho.
gbenson1
06/2/2017
14:07
gbenson16 Feb '17 - 11:35 - 8613 of 8615 0 0
........., break even will come sooner rather than later,

--> depends on whether the UK sales stabilise and non US growth (as we know the US is growing).

bigt20
06/2/2017
13:50
If I was a betting man, looks like someone's trying to get the Sp down before a chunky buy??
gbenson1
06/2/2017
11:35
A rise in the share price would be nice, break even will come sooner rather than later, we need to be pushing PR and sales more in the US to get on the radar, someone is building a stake?
gbenson1
06/2/2017
11:25
I predict a takeover will come as soon as they pass break even !!!!
parsons4
06/2/2017
10:11
Nice few buys this morning, expecting positive RNS soon..
gbenson1
02/2/2017
09:24
...and another one from Oscar Wilde:
I have nothing to declare but my Guinness.

arf dysg
01/2/2017
22:09
Still a good buying opportunity!!
waywardlad
01/2/2017
17:41
We may be lying in the gutter, but we are looking at the stars.
arf dysg
01/2/2017
12:09
Dont speak too soon, but DM up a smidge on low volume, things are looking up...
gbenson1
30/1/2017
18:52
You can count on it.
arf dysg
30/1/2017
17:25
Is The Count still in these?
youwontripmeoffagain
27/1/2017
08:49
Ask Hadrian!
bigt20
26/1/2017
21:51
Just out of curiosity, does anyone know how much of Hadrian's Wall remains ?
yump
26/1/2017
17:45
The second one is probably true, and I SOOOOOOOOOOO want the first one to be true.








Irony indeed, and it might even be true.

arf dysg
25/1/2017
14:35
Science always wins in the end, because it doesn't change.

The law of gravity doesn't change, so it survives the constantly-changing collection of stories which try to explain why those funny lights move in the night sky, and why we have winter and summer.



However... it may take hundreds of years for superstition, fear and vested interests to grow old and die.

arf dysg
25/1/2017
13:43
"Just shows what money loaded marketing and established sales channels do achieve."

Especially in a country where there is a significant denial of scientific fact and empirical evidence, as a result of insidious doctrine in various forms, which if it was reported in one of our schools, would result in a visit from social services.
;-) or :-(( depending on your view.

yump
25/1/2017
12:29
parsons425 Jan '17 - 07:28 - 8590 of 8598

Despite the good news from South Korea and good growth in the USA, I think we are still short of breakeven (cash wise). It would help alot if the sales in the UK stabilised too.

bigt20
25/1/2017
12:04
Interesting to note that Edwards claims that 3rd party market research indicates that the US Heamodynamic Monitoring market is worth $400M. Lets hope the US accounts start to gain traction for Deltex to take a slice of that pie.

It is amazing that Edwards continues to sell tech in that market with very little scientific evidence. Just shows what money loaded marketing and established sales channels do achieve. They even use the the slide from UCL which was informed (I think) by the work done with Deltex.

ramnik007
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