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Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Eden Research Plc	LSE:EDEN	London	Ordinary Share	GB0001646941	ORD 1P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	0.00	0.0%	8.40	10,472	08:00:00

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
8.00		8.80	8.40	8.40	8.40

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology	2.77	-0.53	-0.16		17

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11:45:01	O	4,000	8.01	GBX

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18/9/2019	13:26	ALNC	Eden Research Loss Shrinks As Amortisation And Sales Cost Fall
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29/7/2019	10:45	ALNC	Eden Research Shares Up As Mevalone Approved For Use On French Apples
29/7/2019	07:00	UKREG	Eden Research plc Grant of 'Emergency use' authorisation
08/7/2019	07:00	UKREG	Eden Research plc Change of Adviser
28/6/2019	14:43	UKREG	Eden Research plc Replacement - Grant of Awards

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22/10/2019 09:20	Eden Research Daily Update: Eden Research Plc is listed in the Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker EDEN. The last closing price for Eden Research was 8.40p. Eden Research Plc has a 4 week average price of 7.75p and a 12 week average price of 7.75p. The 1 year high share price is 13.75p while the 1 year low share price is currently 7.75p. There are currently 207,189,337 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 175,143 shares. The market capitalisation of Eden Research Plc is £17,403,904.31. Read Full Thread Reply
08/10/2019 10:38	jaknife: Whilst Rome burned, Nero fiddled. And as the Eden share price drops the longs chatted about blah blah blah blah blah ... forgetting the number one rule of investing: preservation of capital. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
27/9/2019 13:21	investingisatrickygame: On the 8th of July via RNS Eden research made the following statement "Appointment of Nominated Adviser and Broker Eden Research plc (AIM: EDEN), the AIM listed company that develops and supplies breakthrough biopesticide products and natural microencapsulation technologies to the global crop protection, animal health and consumer products industries, today announces that it has appointed Cenkos Securities plc as sole broker and Nominated Adviser with immediate effect." Subsequently, Cenkos has distributed a detailed 50+ page research note on Eden titled 'Killing It' As we stand this very day, Eden's share price is backtracking further, 26p in 2014 to mid 8's 5 years later valuing the company at around £16+million. Cenkos appears not to have the ability to drive anyone into the share price and if Cenkos has a discretionary fund, they have not used it. So the question is 'why is Eden not killing it? And why is Eden not doing anything about it? Any why is no one buying Eden stock? Has Eden even analysed the why? Is Eden even concerned about the why? Is the Eden prospect truly understood? Eden Management having made the change from Shore Capital to Cenkos should be in the offices of Cenkos right now asking them what the hell is going on? What remit has Eden given Cenkos? What efforts has Cenkos made, in what channels and with what outcomes? What are the next steps in Cenkos play to get the share price closer to the 'killing it' statement? Has Cenkos been provided the ammunition and latitude to so? WHY IS EDEN'S SHARE PRICE FAILING SO DISMALLY AND WHEN ARE SHAREHOLDERS, CERTAINLY THE LARGEST ONES, GOING TO CALL MANAGEMENT TO ACCOUNT? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
22/9/2019 11:22	investingisatrickygame: Eden in summary R & D product X how many years Field trials X two seasons/years Regulatory approval X one year or up to Product sales and conversion/adoption X 2 years plus to gain trust and penetrate the market Possibly 5 years from field trials to meaningful revenue (when a product is not seasonally affected, like Mevalone, otherwise longer). Eden's share price 26p to 9p in 5 years when Eden HAS successfully gone through the above, so -60% We are told G3Y is entering the end (I believe) of season 2 trials, so maybe another 3 years before any meaningful revenue. Cedroz is known about, is a replacement product for Eastman and so should grab, hopefully, a natural market share. Regulatory approval is not yet secured, so maybe 2-3 years away. Brokers consistently WILL NOT factor in the next 3 years anticipated income for Eden. QUESTIONS What is it that management expects will drive the share price given the above? What is it that shareholders think will drive the share price given the above? Artemis has been a seller for a while as evidenced by the share register. When that overhang is gone, will the price rise a little or will another seller materialise? Even if the sellers are removed and the price rises, what is the first price point for exasperated shareholders to exit? Has Eden and its advisers planned for this? If so how? Who will step in again and mop up the sellers at that point? Eden in my opinion has an ongoing overhang whereby shareholders will sell into any rise that occurs because faith, time and more has them longing to remove themselves from the dire situation of the Eden share price. There are plenty of regulatory environments where share prices fly beforehand. Eden doesn't require huge capital to get of the ground, yet huge capital projects that do, still see there share price flying, knowing that is ahead of them, but because the asset base has risen. Eden excuses around regulatory environments doesn't hold water. It is wrong of them to say so and to say that shareholders don't understand when I'm sure that they do. Eden assets, in part, are its IP. 110 granted and pending patents we are told, but no value seems to be apportioned to these assets. Could that be because of the suggested timelines above? Personally, I feel that Eden makes too many excuses on third parties and process as their excuse for the share price and doesn't put enough emphasis on the forward value of the business and the solutions they deliver to the crop protection market which are much needed. their story is one of excuses and negativity, not one of reasons to invest and positivity. They do not open up the investment communities eyes to what they believe they will deliver. And, their emphasis continues to be institutions when Eden has a declining share price making Eden even less attractive and less able to invest in (Mcap). The resulting effect as we see is no demand for the company's shares, no belief in management as evidenced by the lack of buying and a flight elsewhere to greater visibility, expectation and potential reward. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
13/9/2019 22:50	investingisatrickygame: All of this focus on the future should be focused on the present. We, as shareholders, have been focused on the future for years. For how many more years are we going to say, the trend is from pesticides to biopesticides, when Eden gets in profit, let's wait and see what the interims say, let's wait and see what the full year-end figures are etc, etc, etc. The trend regarding pesticides to biopesticides, consumer opinion and demand and more is not the trend of the share price. Again, 26p in 2014 to 10p in 2019. Totally against the trend. Why is the Eden share price going against such a favourable trend and outlook? Why is management not kicking up a stink about this awkward share price trend? Why is management not adding to the BoD with someone who has an absolute focus on the share price and an ability to move the same? Why has Cenkos not bought one single share since their 'Killing It' report? How do Cenkos sales team on the back of that title encourage buyers when the share price target is just 12p? How does Eden management appear credible to investors given all of the above when they talk about their global ambitions and being just 'one of a few globally' etc, etc. Either management has to do something about the share price or maybe management needs new or/and replacement personnel to deliver the value that is so sadly lacking. These are the discussions investors should be having right now and not the blue sky and general industry discussions that are taking place. The share price reflects complacency and that is not good enough when you are a Plc, listed and with responsibilities to shareholders. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
09/9/2019 17:22	investingisatrickygame: Brucie 1. Not really relevant in a tech market, as long as its understood they will be coming in the years ahead 2. Massive credibility gap, I agree 3. Eden share price has dropped over 5 years and stayed at a low, so the present is not the reason 4. Maybe they will, but I think at 10/20p they will lose their investor base and credibility totally, so let's hope Cenkos has the wherewithal to lift the share price to 30/40p before that happens. Purely based on share price performance over the last 5 years, Eden is a dog of a share. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
10/8/2019 19:45	investingisatrickygame: PaulPaolo, post 6698 said "Have you not noticed that Eden is the most reticent of all firms about positives ? On balance, I do prefer this approach to the more showmanlike, untrustworthy (as I see it) CEOs of firms like Sound Energy, PANR, Kod and UKOG, who shout in RNS’s they “are delighted to announce good news” when there often seems to be none that’s real, and whose shares long term seem to turn out to be dogs." AND "Meantime, the poor comms compared to other AIM firms, keeps the shares cheap and I’ve gradually built up a good holding." Firstly, in my opinion, it is not about being "showmanlike", it is about behaving as a listed company should do or not be listed at all. Eden should shout about big news and enthuse and explain the same to encourage inward investment in the share price. If you are not going to do that then don't waste money with Proactive with dull and uninspiring interviews. Eden does have good news, does it not, but it makes very little effort to be truly expansive about its news and in turn convey a value proposition to those watching. So I do not see the comparisons you offer up as valuable when looking at Eden. It is also a mistake to be understated in my opinion and to not aid true and fair value into your share price You seem reasonably happy that communication is poor allowing to keep buying cheap shares. What about all of the long-term investors of say 10 years that are ripping their hair out because of Eden's ongoing inability to deliver true value into today's share price? I doubt they share your delight and rightly so. Let's see what price point Cenkos puts on Eden. I'll bet you it is much higher than Shore Capital and if so, the gap in value will look event bigger and management will look even poorer for that report, as will Eden's other advisers. The whole Eden share price is in my opinion, a disgrace and I know others think the same. I'm losing interest in the story, the application is undeniable, but value is all I seek now because it is value, or lack thereof, that has soured the story and that is something Eden will struggle to get away from. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
11/6/2019 00:33	investingisatrickygame: From Super's post, number 6400 hxxps://www.crophealthnorth.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/EdwardsGwynn-CropTec-widescreen.pdf The global market for biopesticides in 2019 is $6 billion From Eden's 2018 AGM presentation "Globally, Eden is one of a few biocontrol companies with proven products and regulatory authorisation" Eden's market Cap is circa £22 million So which of the other 'few' global players has all the value & the sales? And what are their market caps? And how do they differ from Eden? It appears increasingly strange to me that Eden makes such statements and yet the divide between the statement and Eden's value is like a chasm. These things need better consideration and deeper explanation if people are to buy the Eden share price. In theory, based on Eden's statement and the 2019 market value then Eden should be priced at £'s, not pence. 'Professional' investors in the City have investment rules, will look for the onset of deep profits, dividends & more. Eden has thus far been unable to penetrate this market and Powerscourt have been unsuccessful in inducing that investment into Eden. Private investors don't have those rules, they look to get in early and cheap and they look for high capital growth and which point the 'professionals' step in and invest and the Pi's retreat, happy with their ROI. Eden still needs to address the latter and convince them to buy, something they continually demonstrate a lack of will to do Read Full Thread Follow Reply
30/5/2019 09:42	investingisatrickygame: I know a number of people are really fed up with the ongoing lack of value being reflected in the share price. I certainly am. How long, even in a regulatory framework, can one continue with the mantra that these things take time, especially when we have two commercial products, delivered via Sustaine, with Sustaine (we assume, not unreasonably) having successful trials elsewhere with Agrochemical majors and full confirmations still to come alongside commercial arrangements. Mevalone is now a global product as a result of Sipcam's uptake right's. It is, we are told, being used now as a pre-harvest, 'protector'/'insurer' against the possible later onset of Botrytis and it has post harvest viability too. Exempt from MRL & Generally Regarded As Safe (GRAS), Mevalone is the Natural Solution. From a marketing perspective, Eden and Powerscourt have everything to hand here except organic status. This story can run well either with the support of the press or stand alone using video and distribution partners to place in the right channels for understanding and word-of-mouth. Many people should be talking about Eden to the positive and it should create its own direction of travel. This is before we even address Cedroz which has a bigger impact, plus the awaited new products in bigger markets. You can take a definition from wherever you want, I've taken the easiest to find. "The chief executive officer (CEO)[1] or just chief executive (CE), is the most senior corporate, executive, or administrative officer in charge of managing an organization – especially an independent legal entity such as a company or nonprofit institution. CEOs lead a range of organizations, including public and private corporations, non-profit organizations and even some government organizations (e.g., Crown corporations). The CEO of a corporation or company typically reports to the board of directors and is charged with maximizing the value of the entity,[1] which may include maximizing the share price, market share, revenues or another element. In the non-profit and government sector, CEOs typically aim at achieving outcomes related to the organization's mission, such as reducing poverty, increasing literacy, etc. In the early 21st century, top executives typically had technical degrees in science, engineering or law.[2]" From above "The CEO of a corporation or company typically reports to the board of directors and is charged with maximizing the value of the entity,[1] which may include maximizing the share price" I have no issue with Sean's online delivery, nor his connections, nor his IP knowledge and background. I have no basis to, I doubt anyone does. However, he is not maximising the share price. It cannot be argued one day Rodney, when so many days have passed with the result of the above products, relationships and technology. And we have a former high ranking employee of Bayer as our Chairman which doesn't on the face of it after 18 months in situ, appear to be delivering anything of value that we as shareholders can measure. That is fair observation. A CEO has to deliver share price value and that has to be on an ongoing basis, trending upwards and in line with business performance + forward prospects, traditionally measured on a three year timeline. Eden has nothing factored in for the latter and much of its business achievement thus far not factored in to today's share price. It is illogical and unrealistic to expect that one moment in time, yet to come, will catapult the share price north and vertical in an instant and correct all share price performance woes to-date. That if it ever happened, would lead to a mass sell out and a decline in the share price as quick as the incline that occurred. The CEO of Eden has to maximise the share price now and this is an ongoing role and responsibility. it isn't to be implemented when you wish to. It is an ongoing process. NDA's, partners et al do not have the power to supress another's share price and it is unthinkable to imagine this can be so. I know the BoD will read this and other posts and I know they will know who wrote this. I have no ill will towards the BoD, but our CEO whoever that may be an any point in time has to do their utmost to ensure that the share price of today and every day reflects the true value of the Company today. If they truly believe our share price and market cap is fair value right now, then do nothing at circa £23 million. If however this is not what they believe and know value to be, then they need to act to move the share price and show their audience true reasons why the share price should be much higher and therefore why people should invest in it today. This 'moan' by many is not going to go away until it is dealt with. Institutions are not and do not buy into Eden at this level. So they truly have no options but to stir up the market and in due course the hoped for institutions might come on board. Is our current CEO going to be the CEO to put value into the share price today based on current achievements or is another going to be brought into the business to deliver that value today, as well as the ongoing process of creating value for the future, the latter of which I am sure Sean is seeking to achieve. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
24/5/2019 15:05	investingisatrickygame: Brucie5, I think a market penetration of 3.5% is way under from my discussions with other shareholders. In a Bio market as you say that has healthy CAGR in its favour, from Eden's very low starting base, from the partners it has, I believe that number is well understated. Shore capital had 5% and look how dismal the share price number was on the back of that. Eden is a tech company and a bigger tech company in the waiting. Sipcam, Bayer et al trials when confirmed as successful should mean Eden is a Crop Protection tech company and should position Eden in a totally different way with significantly higher expectations and market excitement. Little apparent success in Consumer Health and Animal Health and these have been on Eden's Powerpoint presentations for years. they mean nothing at this stage and Eden give them no importance either. Eden needs a refocus/revamp in my opinion. All that gets talked about on here is trends and changing opinion (which is good but is not affecting your wealth to the positive). One could argue Eden is all industry focused and not investment focused. There is no balance and harmony in what they do. If we listen to Eden and we all do, there is no reason given by the Company to invest in today's share price. They give the impression that there is plenty of time to do so and no need to hurry. The share price reflects the same. The story is still not told, nor the opportunity, not the proximity of that investment opportunity. You, wan, Super, AttyG and others on here may understand it, but not enough do and still, therein lies the problem. If the options due in September 2019 pass, the BoD will simply write more, so their position is forever protected from an income and growth perspective. I fail to understand the lack of importance placed on the share price by the Company executives. Livingbridge, Finn and others, private investors cannot and will not I'm sure, accept the dormancy that the BoD allows to persist in the share price. Artemis appear to be selling and whatever their reasons, they're in part, selling. No PR firm, and Powerscourt for all of their global reach has done anything for Eden. Perhaps they might argue that they are constrained monthly fees and remit. If so, Eden is quite able to communicate independently of a PR firm. They are not needed at this stage of Eden's development and no one can say they have been used, successfully. A broker is a regulatory requirement, but one that supports, understands and generates investment in Eden would be welcome. For now and the trend over the last 3-5 years is clear, Eden needs to do the driving of the share price themselves and they need to do it better. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
15/5/2019 16:06	investingisatrickygame: Eden, the Snail in the Garden I see Michael Walters has it spot on this time. There is a great deal of frustration around the Eden share price! The problem is that Eden is not allowed to tell common garden investors what is in the shore cap report even though as owners of the company we have paid for it via fees to the brokers! Fairly basic Proactive chats are no substitutions for real projections (that we all can see. Absence of proper broker support available to the private investor! Can the board come up with a new ay of marketing the shares? I have been posting the same on here for years, much to the frustration of some here and on other BB's, but it really is obvious. Perhaps Eden will now listen to Michael Walters. Eden has no traction in the City in regards to buying a position in Eden. Powerscourt who are meant to further the same have made no visible gains. Thus, the Shore Cap report is useless as it falls on deaf ears and a blind audience. They are not looking to see. An independent report by the likes of Edison or whomever similar would have far greater applicable reach to an audience with ears and eyes that will listen, namely the private investor. Furthermore, they are always looking for capital growth and are only restrained by the £ in their pocket, but they will buy and will buy quickly if the story adds up. Shore Caps clients will of course not respond the same. What is the market cap (oh they're too small), they're on AIM (no good), we do invest in green stocks, but none so young as Eden. The reason are extensive and an investment is often a far more complicated decision. Not so with the private investor. Eden does need to find a new way of marketing the shares, but in the first place they need TO MARKET THE SHARES. Eden do not market their shares and their toe in the water with Proactive is merely a series of process updates, albeit well explained, but they never give an investor a reason to buy and consequently, they don't. Eden must surely have learned its lesson over the last 2-3 years in regards to gaining investment in its share price, whom to target, why and how. Everything they have done, which is limited, has failed to incentivise people to invest, but then they have not targeted people (private investors). Eden sits at a market cap of circa £22 million. The narrative and the price still don't align It costs $25-$30 million to deliver a biopesticde to market, so $50-$60 million in total, almost three times our current market cap. The Chairman in the 2018 Annual Report says "the new products in the Company's pipeline aim to address markets which are potentially even bigger that those already covered by its existing products" Also he states " there is potential for an even greater opportunity around the use of Eden's proprietary, natural micro-encapsulation technology which is being teste by a number of third parties including some of the major agchem companies" Where is any of this in a three year forecast from the Company? How is this potential communicated to an investment public outside of this written word in the Annual Report. More importantly, how many people received a hard copy of the Annual Report and how many read/downloaded the PDF. Eden only talks to a few existing investors who are listening. The rest are asleep and the rest of their target audience has no idea who Eden is or the breakthroughs they are making. I very much doubt those not invested in Eden are reading our RNS's, why would they?! So MW is right, find a way to market Eden's shares to an audience that is willing to invest, willing to listen, available to listen and who equally importantly, will be your bag carrier of opportunity to other investors. In my opinion, if we sit here waiting for Powerscourt or a broker to unlock the door then Eden's shares will likely be dormant for some while to come. Finally and for Powerscourt, the world now seems to really understand that Pesticides are bad for you. Eat fruit, veg and nuts everyone; oh dear, they've been treated with pesticides, so maybe 5-a day is not as good for you as we suggested. Eden has a major PR opportunity right in the eye of the storm when readers will listen, journalists will listen and knock on Eden's door, doors will open for Powerscourt as a result of the same, the public will go to Eden's website to find out more, hey they might even invest. Why is Eden not challenging this when their share price is so low, their company value is so undervalued and the newspaper public, I'm sure, would love to hear about them. And it has nothing to do with a small employee base! Eden, one of only a few biocontrol companies globally with proven products and regulatory approval and yet, the investment world knows nothing about it!!!!! Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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