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DEMG Deltex Medical Group Plc

0.12
0.00 (0.00%)
09 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
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% 0.12 0.11 0.13 0.12 0.12 0.12 189,882 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Electromedical Apparatus 1.78M -1.28M -0.0007 -1.71 2.22M
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 0.12p. 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 £2.22 million. Deltex Medical has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.71.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
26/6/2019
13:48
Dropping back to supoort at 1.2,shorters piling in
gary38
26/6/2019
13:34
yes wrong thread good luck to all
manc10
26/6/2019
12:29
BuywellAre you really trying this twaddle again?Just go back and read the facts I set out last time you tried to troll nonsense about NICEOh and suggest you sell all your beloved LID as they are very exposed to this guideline. Why? 1. Because DEMG's tech proven to work in surgery2. Because LID's tech proven to NOT work during surgery And this will be first time NICE looks at evidence for LID in surgeryNext time at least try something newSchloo
schloo
26/6/2019
12:28
Tit for tat for nobby, so transparent. Or please back up your apprision!!
djgrantb
26/6/2019
12:12
Looks like its heading back support at 1.2
gary38
26/6/2019
10:31
schloo

I wonder if the selling might have something to do with the ... Publish Date in March 2020 regarding the Perioperative care trial coming ever closer ?

'' Once this guideline has published, MTG3 will be withdrawn.”


CardioQ-ODM oesophageal doppler monitor (2011) NICE guidance MTG3.
MTG3 will be withdrawn when this guideline is published.

NICE guideline: Perioperative care in adults

Consultation on draft scope Stakeholder comments table

15/11/17 to 13/12/17


Deltex Medical stated on page 5 line number 123

'' Deltex Medical notes that the scope identifies MTG3 as NICE guidance to be “partially” updated in this guideline whereas the recent potential review of MTG3 led to the statement “NICE has reviewed this guidance and will update MTG3 within the perioperative care guideline.

Once this guideline has published, MTG3 will be withdrawn.”


NICE/Developer’s response reply was

''Thank you for your comment. MTG3 Cardiac monitoring devices will be withdrawn once this new guideline has published. ''


I wonder how many probes DEMG sells into the NHS for the ODM MTG3 device ?

Quite a lot I would think , probably the majority of probe sales by some margin

dyor

buywell3
25/6/2019
17:58
Buywell

You got a number right. Gold star for getting the right number of shares traded

Shame you got all the others wrong as it was 10% change, not 12.86% and the closing price is 1.575, not 1.53. but lets start with baby steps and celebrate the one accurate fact

More interestingly, there was buying in response to the selling. Not that surprising as these should be at least 3p based on what we know today: DEMG is profitable and cash positive

schloo
25/6/2019
16:28
somebody is selling

1.53
Today's Change
-0.225 / -12.86%
Shares traded
3.73m

buywell3
24/6/2019
14:34
Well said BigTGary would have had a better point a few years ago but he is well out of date and totally wrong. DEMG now have TruVue Impedance for awake patients so do have a complete offer and have done for some time now. This troll was off his trolleyMrC
mrc2u
24/6/2019
13:58
gary38,

Could you please take your argument re. HUR etc. to that board.

Thank you.

bigt20
23/6/2019
22:44
LOL I am only doing what rayrac is doing....and he is considerably older than me!
nobbygnome
23/6/2019
22:37
How old are you Nobby ?
arab3
23/6/2019
22:11
However, TrueVue Doppler does not provide a hospital with a complete solution for haemodynamic monitoring as it can be challenging to use on an awake patient where completely non-invasive technologies are preferred.Back to 1p
gary38
23/6/2019
21:57
It is somewhat amusing that you have taken 2 or 3 days to react to my trolling whereas on the OPTI thread we have put up with rayrac for months and months if not years!
nobbygnome
23/6/2019
21:48
LOL gary38

You are wasting your time here. I will stop trolling the HUR thread if rayrac stops trolling the OPTI thread which he has been doing for years. The standard of his posts there exactly mirror mine on the HUR thread. For example he refuses to accept that the US Pharma is going straight to phase III with LPLDL even though it is a fact. This is because it has the FDA GRAS (generally regarded as safe) designation which means it can be used in food and you can eat as much as you want.

So the answer to stop the demolition of the HUR thread is to stop rayrac ruining the OPTI thread. Simples!

nobbygnome
23/6/2019
21:47
This share is starting to atract the traders that smell a good short trade here.1p ,HOW DOES IT FEEL NODDY HAVING TO TASTE YOUR OWN Medicine.
gary38
23/6/2019
21:38
lower year-on-year revenues attributable, in large part, to substantially reduced expenditure on sales and marketing in H2 2018Back to 1p
gary38
23/6/2019
17:16
If you go back to August last year, you will see the price has more than doubled since then. There was a day in August where the price touched 0.72p and TC and myself ploughed in and moved the price intraday back up to 0.8p. Since then the price has slowly recovered until now we are sitting on big profits. There are some sad investors on here who could learn about spotting value when it is clearly there.

Although patience is required, I think there is clearly more to come here.

nobbygnome
20/6/2019
09:36
Buywell

A pathetically ill informed effort even for you as you have quoted the value of the UK revenues rather than the number of units. DEMG mostly place rather than sell their monitors but had one big NHS Trust that bought new monitors in 2018 which was neither expected to be repeated nor was repeated

UK probe revenue trend is entirely consistent with each of 2017, 2016, 2015 and 2014 and so neither news nor a surprise. It was early 2014 when the NHS inadvertently pulled its scheme to roll out ODM fully, at pace and scale. This has been bad news for DEMG and very bad news for its shareholders but the impact was only £200,000 last year, whereas it used to be several times higher. It is also part of the reason why those who actually understand the DEMG story think the shares today should be at least 3p, probably 4p. DEMG has weathered a monumental screw up by the NHS and is now profitable and cash positive

Well done for picking up a trend five years after it started though

schloo
20/6/2019
09:23
Re: links on this poxy site.



Alter the "http" to "hTtp" to get around the prohibition, works most of the time.

ie:

maxk
20/6/2019
09:10
There were only 5 new monitors sold in the UK in the last DEMG results
Against 92 monitors in the previous year

A COLLAPSE in NHS monitor sales


For the year ended 31 December 2018


Why do you guys think that happened ?



Also only 1,051 probes sold in the UK in the last set of results

Against 1354 probes in the previous year , a drop of over 22%.


Why was that ?

buywell3
19/6/2019
12:51
Hi schloo thanks again, I'm no expert but i think if you change the link to https: and not hxxps: readers can click the link to the DEMG website.
gbenson1
19/6/2019
12:36
And there was this one a while back too

hxxps://www.deltexmedical.com/news/nice-recommends-odm-in-trauma-patients-with-major-haemorrhaging/

Starting to feel like NICE is getting its act together to make ODM happen

schloo
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