Elementis Share Discussion Threads

[emacsapation] 28/7/2020 17:50

I assume whoever drove the price up yesterday got what they wanted today.

[2walwen] 28/7/2020 17:47

Thank you Mr Roberto Manchini.

[toffeeman] 28/7/2020 08:56

Ms Market doesn't seem too worried - take out possible?

[lastoneout] 28/7/2020 07:37

Yep not pretty and the $60m of non-cash goodwill impairments across Energy and Talc assets made a dent. One off COVID costs though?But it looks bad rather than really really bad (I hope!). We'll see what the market thinks soon enough.

[emacsapation] 28/7/2020 07:08

This should be a fun open

[emacsapation] 27/7/2020 14:40

She'll be on the move down tomorrow..... This is interesting

[toffeeman] 27/7/2020 11:39

Yep looking for a close above 82

[robsy2] 27/7/2020 10:39

She’s on the move again...

[sharesoc] 29/6/2020 07:52

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[toffeeman] 04/6/2020 16:24

Looking good for a breakout

[wardy007] 29/5/2020 14:14

Just the IR guy - was good.

[epistrophy] 27/5/2020 15:39

Must have been good, as we are up 10% plus!

Was management involved or was it just the IR guy presenting?

[robsy2] 27/5/2020 15:23

good presentation. Looks good value to me.

[robsy2] 24/5/2020 20:22

Thanks. Looking fwd to attending

[sharesoc] 24/5/2020 15:41

We are hosting a webinar with Elementis on Wednesday which may be of interest:

[toffeeman] 14/4/2020 12:17

Doing nicely today if it gets to 75 I have a 4 bagger.

TED not looking good today ):

[toffeeman] 09/4/2020 12:44

I made a small investment at 18.7 and then sold 25% at 45.2 and so letting the balance run free!

Hopefully doing the same with TED - roughly doubled since I bought - so still way to go there.

Very different situations but both looking good for further upside

[robsy2] 09/4/2020 12:00

I admire your patience Toffeeman. I've bought some yesterday and today.
Having a look through the thread I can see how awful it has been for long-term holders but I don't think this is a basket case. We'll know more when they update the market later this month . I am backing the idea that they can stay in business and make money in 2020.

[robsy2] 07/4/2020 08:53

I used to own this years ago. It all seems to have gone bad. Bearbull still holds.
At first sight it looks oversold.I'll have to have a closer look.

[the runt] 01/4/2020 16:28

Strong recovery today, given the context. Bodes well.

[toffeeman] 26/3/2020 16:18

You may be right but car retailing is not the same as speciality chemicals - I will pass thanks.

[jayminpatel1] 26/3/2020 14:55

Next one is LOOKUnder 20p to buy

[toffeeman] 25/3/2020 18:43

Nice rise this afternoon

[toffeeman] 21/3/2020 18:11

If it was attractive to a Private Equity Buyer back then, it must be much more attractive today especially given STG.

We shall see


NOTE DATE - 19 years ago!

From Indepedent
By Saeed Shah
Friday 6 July 2001 00:00
The chief executive of Elementis, the speciality chemicals group, yesterday quit abruptly after failing to sell the company and wider boardroom disagreements.

Last month, Elementis announced that it was no longer in takeover talks, as an "acceptable offer" had not emerged. The company announced an approach by an unnamed private equity house in December, then offered the company for sale.

Elementis said Lyndon Cole, chief executive for more than two years, had resigned "by mutual consent". Jonathan Fry, the non-executive chairman, will immediately take on a full-time executive role until a replacement for Mr Cole can be found.

Mr Fry said: "A range of management issues have been debated at the board. This situation was exacerbated by the sale [process]."