Deltex Medical Share Price (DEMG)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Deltex Medical Group	LSE:DEMG	London	Ordinary Share	GB0059337583	ORD 1P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+0.00p	+0.00%	1.375p	0	08:00:00
Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
1.35p		1.40p	1.375p	1.375p	1.375p

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Health Care Equipment & Services	5.5	-2.5	-0.9	-	6.75

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Deltex Medical News

Date	Time	Source	Headline
07/3/2018	15:51	UKREG	Deltex Medical Group PLC Holding(s) in Company
01/3/2018	14:34	ALNC	Deltex Medical's ODM System Reduces Postoperative Complications By 75%
01/3/2018	08:07	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
01/3/2018	07:01	UKREG	Deltex Medical Group PLC ODM reduces postoperative complications by 75%
20/2/2018	12:20	ALNC	Deltex French Distributor Wins Large Hospital Tender For CardioQ-ODM+
20/2/2018	07:00	UKREG	Deltex Medical Group PLC CardioQ-ODM+ wins Paris Hospital System Tender
12/2/2018	09:30	UKREG	Deltex Medical Group PLC Director dealing and issue of equity
09/2/2018	17:34	ALNC	DIRECTOR DEALINGS SUMMARY: Deltex Medical Group Raises GBP2.9 Million
09/2/2018	13:43	ALNC	UPDATE: Deltex Medical Investors Approve Expanded Fundraising Offer..
09/2/2018	13:10	UKREG	Deltex Medical Group PLC Result of General Meeting

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23/1/2018	08:47	Deltex Medical - winner or doomed to fail?	180
14/7/2014	11:16	Deltex Medical-Optimal Growth Stock	10,005
22/3/2012	09:04	Deltex Medical - Past, Present and Future	-
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Deltex Medical (DEMG) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time	Trade Price	Trade Size	Trade Value	Trade Type
2018-04-23 13:59:40	1.37	350,000	4,812.15	O
2018-04-23 13:40:16	1.37	450,000	6,187.46	O
2018-04-23 10:46:46	1.37	350,000	4,794.97	O

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24/4/2018 09:20	Deltex Medical Daily Update: Deltex Medical Group is listed in the Health Care Equipment & Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker DEMG. The last closing price for Deltex Medical was 1.38p. Deltex Medical Group has a 4 week average price of 1.18p and a 12 week average price of 1.18p. The 1 year high share price is 4.38p while the 1 year low share price is currently 1.03p. There are currently 490,663,367 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 1,508,960 shares. The market capitalisation of Deltex Medical Group is £6,746,621.30. Read Full Thread Reply
04/3/2018 13:58	yump: I think he might have bought because on any sign of profit in the next 5 years, this share price will be peanuts. Depends what your average price is of course. For the placees its very low. Directors have longer timescales than pi's. If you thought you'd got a chance of profit in say 3 years, you'd just stick a few figures in and then see what 1.5p looked like as a share price. We can do that as well, although its not much consolation if your average is 10p (I have no idea what mine is as stopped taking any notice a while ago!) Read Full Thread Follow Reply
26/2/2018 10:17	wigwammer: Reason to be bullish - Ewan Phillips has bought shares for the first time in years. Looking at the share price - he has been right to abstain up until now, so this may prove a tipping point. For all the discussion, argument, optimism, disappointment on display on this board over the years - I suspect there is less than handful of people who really know what is going on. EP is one of them. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
17/1/2018 09:46	orange1: They have put out the good news and on the basis of the hike in the share price will now seek to raise some money. Incidentally, why is it that so often on the day or thereabouts that DEMG make an announcement LID does the same? It is uncanny. Today is no exception. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
13/1/2018 11:52	yump: If they are actually moving towards break even, they'll find it fairly easy to raise a few hundred thousand. With the share price though, I think what will happen is that the vulture traders who buy shares where the share price has bombed, will do their best to get as many pi's as possible to sell out, by talking about liquidation, cash flow etc. etc., driving the share price artifically low. Then they'll buy in for a quick 50-100% when a few test buys move the price up. When it moves up suddenly, there'll be a bit of ramping and it will look credible, so some gullible pi's will also buy. Allowing the traders to sell out for a nice profit. Also, as always, it will attract anyone who has now been 'proved right', despite originally having dodgy arguments, although they would never have appeared ever again if they had been proved wrong. That would require too much integrity. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
17/9/2017 23:07	mrc2u: FebSome sensible points. However, if you really don't rate management, you should sell.I am actually in two minds about management.They present well and I like what they are trying to do. But they don't ever quite deliver to plan, the NHS has been a car crash and the share price is horrible. They keep on funding the company, often themselves, but never seem to raise enough money.But every time I start to lose faith, I see that all their competitors are following them and that makes me wonder. And now DEMG seem to be moving towards following the competition.So I sold a few then I bought a few them sold then bought and somehow have an awful lot.Guess that makes me a punter!MrC Read Full Thread Follow Reply
16/9/2017 10:37	february 30th: Deltex probably needs $5m, so that it stops living under the shadow of the next funding, which it has always done. It also needs a new management team. Of course I believe the company should be sold. The Count questioned my view, but Deltex does not have the resources to sell its products in sufficient quantity. In terms of shareholders' best interests, the share price is I think going nowhere in the foreseeable future, and I think this was underpinned by the rather downbeat webinar. Nothing is going to happen, there is nothing to look forward to. And as the company will have to raise money soon - it always has to raise money soon - the condition of the stock market and the share price matters. The market is almost certainly going to substantially correct in the next year or two, sooner than the Deltex story is going to turn bullish. This means that funds will be impossible to get hold of at a reasonable rate, and Deltex will be facing massive dilution. Shareholders might not be happy selling their shares for 6p or less, but the correction will provide better opportunities than Deltex ever did. As far as other strategies are concerned, getting rid of the current management, combined with a large fund-raising, that increases the shares in issue by at least 50%, and perhaps 100%, might be an alternative. Ideally the company's listing would shift to the US, and maybe the CEO should be young, hungry and totally familiar with the US health system - and prepared to take risks. By the way, why am I still holding? I think the only reason to buy the share, aside from any short-term trading opportunities that occasionally arise, is for the possibility of a take-over. The main asset is clearly good, but its quality is largely negated by Deltex's mediocre management. In this light, and also with possible reference to Lidco, I came across this quotation from Keith Neumeyer, who is CEO of a silver miner: "The first thing I do is look at the management team. I know that a good management team could make a marginal asset quite exciting while a poor management team could destroy a great asset". Read Full Thread Follow Reply
11/9/2017 08:51	february 30th: Well, there would appear to be a trial result that the company decided not to report, except on their own website. It looked a good result, with the morphine metric being particularly impressive, and today would have been a great opportunity to mention it. I'm sure Lidco would have mentioned such a result very promptly. These things do matter, because a few pence on the share price can reduce the dilution of placings. Yet the company really doesn't seem to care about the share price, at a time when they should care. I think this is further evidence of how much the company has been hobbled by the mediocrity of its management. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
28/7/2017 09:18	february 30th: valueman6, looks like DEMG have the superior evidence base - there is certainly a big market out there... come on team Deltex... if you're reading this and can supercharge your S&M efforts the opportunity is huge. I think the Deltex story shows that having a good product isn't good enough. Deltex's problems I believe have a lot to do with less than brilliant management. Lidco perhaps knew that their product had things to be desired, and they might then have realized that they had to make a special effort. Deltex, by contrast, seemed to have thought that the product would to a great extent sell itself, helped by NICE. By the way, I read somewhere that you should never invest in a company that has an accountant as its CEO. Having said that, Deltex has embarked on a new strategy since the end of 2012, in terms of the US, and I suppose EP has to be judged on that. There is evidence that it might be working, but we don't know for sure. As for the share price, the company don't seem to care much about it. There are non-regulatory announcements they could make that they don't make - for example about new accounts. Also, their placings are regular and small, with little apparent urgency. Why don't they just go for one, large placing? If the market crashed in the Autumn, which it could, the Deltex share price might halve, and it would be impossible to raise money on reasonable terms. But maybe Deltex's management know something we don't? Overall, I think it would be in shareholder's best interests if the company got sold - 7-8p might not seem much, but given the extreme risks of a large market correction it would probably be for the best. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
21/6/2017 20:54	buywell3: Well atleast 2 trades today anyway : one trade for £917 worth and another for £529 worth, but I take your point a trade is a trade no matter how tiny. Deltex Medical Group (LSE:DEMG) Share Price Alert 3.7500 Today's low: 4.0000 Sell DEMG 4.2500 Today's high: 4.0850 Buy DEMG Last trade:4.0000 Change: - (-%) Volume:35,864 Delayed price:13:35:11 Summary News Discussion Chart... Analysis... Latest trades Time Price Volume Value 13:35:11 4 22,913 917 08:02:24 4.085 12,951 529 Read Full Thread Follow Reply
01/5/2014 20:34	doglover2003: -- > Feb 30th DEMG management would certainly defend the company very determinedly and would not be recommending any offer to shareholders unless of several multiples of turnover and payable 100 per cent in cash. Therefore, I think you would find that DEMG management would make the Optimise Trial a very important issue for LIDCO shareholders. Any offer by LIDCO would probably produce a re-rating of DEMG and a hammering for LIDCO share price which would make the whole takeover unworkable. Even today LIDCO failed to produce evidence in support of their technology without mentioning DEMG in the same breadth as part of the trial. As for the DEMG share price, the substantial fall in the share price took place on very modest volumes. Conversely, it would not take mega volume to move the price in the opposite direction. DL Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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