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FDBK Feedback Plc

82.50
0.00 (0.00%)
09 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Feedback Plc LSE:FDBK London Ordinary Share GB00BJN59X09 ORD 50P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 82.50 80.00 85.00 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Electronic Computers 1.03M -2.92M -0.2188 -3.77 11M
Feedback Plc is listed in the Electronic Computers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker FDBK. The last closing price for Feedback was 82.50p. Over the last year, Feedback shares have traded in a share price range of 58.00p to 150.00p.

Feedback currently has 13,334,659 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Feedback is £11 million. Feedback has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -3.77.

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15/6/2020
20:12
Without seeming unkind TO in just over 12 months will have raised over £7m through placings. Awarded himself and his team millions of options. Given Bleepa away to two NHS trusts. Seen the departure of Ganeshan. Put Texrad on the backburner.
Has never put a penny of his own cash into the company.
God I hope he knows what he is doing! LOL.
GLA and goodnight, duc.

ducatiman
15/6/2020
20:05
DC I agree with you, my average is 2.3p so I am down over 50% at mo. Can understand why they didn't go for govt loan as it's only 25% of turnover. Nevertheless, they now have over a billion shares, even at 10p it would value the company at £100m. Just does not feel like they can achieve that valuation currently.
sonie01
15/6/2020
19:33
I think the problem will be if some larger non-nhs organisations have said something along the lines of “add this that and the other and we’ve got a major distribution possibility for you”. I’ve been through that with a product years ago - its very tempting to spend money when some large corporate has sounded interested. Best advice we had was to ignore it and just get on with selling what we had.

This is starting to feel to me just like all the other businesses that start heading towards international stuff before they’ve got a core profitable market

yump
15/6/2020
19:28
Good luck guys..


Side.

sideshowbull
15/6/2020
18:55
Sorry to hear that SSB but I do understand.

Let's see what tomorrow brings.

lr2
15/6/2020
18:38
I am out, sorry friends.


Much better places to put my money.

BWTFDIK

side

sideshowbull
15/6/2020
18:30
Sounds about right Brasso. Raising £1-£2 million supports a "lifestyle". Raising over £5 million hints at something much more substantial. Hopefully Tom is reading these boards over the next day or two and putting together a video to answer our concerns.
lr2
15/6/2020
18:24
I think I will give this co’ 6 months to prove that they are not supporting a “lifestyleR21; at the expense of shareholders. TO not being a shareholder of course. 6 months is plenty of time to show the significant progress they are hinting at.
ducatiman
15/6/2020
18:22
The placing document will almost certainly contain a lot more information. If anyone has access to it please can you post relevant info.

I agree with Yump that it is worrying that Bleepa product is still being discussed as up for more development. What is in the market as of now is what you get for now.
Lock down the product ASAP. Continual modifications will almost certainly result in a bit of a dog's dinner.

The released product should stay as is except for the most urgent of changes. Collect a wish list from the users by all means but only promise the truly beneficial in the next release.

Rookie mistake by the board if they don't. Listen to Future Processing development bods, listen to Antoine Saillant. Their knowledge is vital. Don't try to override what they tell you guys on the board.

lr2
15/6/2020
16:44
Needs some more detail on how many NHS Trusts are showing interest for me to stay in here longer term.

Very easy to do the usual story-telling and get some institutional investors to put money in that is not theirs (startup high risk funds etc.).

Much, much more difficult to get trials in say 10 trusts. Not a lot to ask on the face of it, but history is not on their side.

£5mln is a lot, especially if Bleepa needs development. Its a common thing to reckon you've got a product to sell and then find that potential customers start asking for this that and the other. Development can take years. Bleepa appears now NOT to be an off-the-shelf sell.

No news in the next months and I'll just take my investment elsewhere.
I wish I could raise £5mln for something that hasn't actually sold at all yet.

I want to see justification for the placing, in something other than fine words, to remain invested.

yump
15/6/2020
15:56
A couple of things I found very interesting:-

Product development to extend and develop the functionality of Bleepa®, including for non-healthcare applications

Feedback CEO Tom Oakley said: “At this key moment for our company we are delighted to have generated the support of some of London’s leading institutional investors for our vision of Bleepa®.



Tomorrows session should also be interesting.

ged5
15/6/2020
12:49
No, I didn't mean that. I said that Bleepa "will bring in 500 x £10 x 12 mths = £60k". Free at present. Feet under table. Start charging that sort of sum down the line. Should have put emphasis on WILL BRING IN.
lr2
15/6/2020
12:41
LR2 do you think they're paying £60k for Bleepa? one was a trial one was added to a Cadran upgrade. Ive not seen suggestion Feedback are earning £60k on those yet.
davydoo
15/6/2020
12:34
Davy, re your post #5703, are you sure?

Consider - Currently Bleepa sits in two health authorities and probably has no more than 500 or so users.

Yearly that will bring in 500 x £10 x 12 mths = £60k. Certainly not enough to get a £5 mil plus placing off the ground. And here I assume it will get off the ground so they have sung a siren song to some interested parties.

I think the song goes something like this.

What if Feedback grab 5% of NHS usage a year down the line. The UK has 150,000 doctors and 320,000 nurses.

Then they would have 23,500 x £10 x 12 = £2.82 million a year.

And they talk about the rest of the world in the RNS. 10-15 mil doctors and nursing staff at NHS levels means another 21.3 - 32.0 mil users.

Say they grab 0.5% world market share to start - 50,000 doctors and 106,500 nursing staff.
156,500 x £10 x 12 = £18.78 mil.

That's £21.6 mil a year total. PE ratio of 20 for a teeny, weeny growth company maybe - £432 mil.

Not a bad future scenario for a £10 mil company after placing.

May not give you a price rise anytime soon, then again maybe it will.

lr2
15/6/2020
10:40
Another long wait. Wonder what the conditions of the placings are? No mention of warrants. Would be good to see BOD putting hands in collective pockets.
digger2779
15/6/2020
10:00
Just a few thoughts. Tom, if you're looking in please try to answer any questions in your next video chat. All told, I'm quietly pleased but a little nervous.

1. I'd like to get a look at the placing document. Can anyone oblige? Megan?
2. Not a huge discount for such a huge raise. Confident of take up?
3. Funds all going to Bleepa. Is a TexRAD sale on the cards?
4. Direct and indirect sales mentioned. Who are the likely partners? What do they bring to the party?
5. Extend functionality of Bleepa. Hmm, not sure about this. More info guys. Lots more. Don't forget to walk before you run.
6. Territory expansion. I should bloody well hope so. Start with Poland.
7. Placing and open offer not underwritten. How much are Stanford Capital getting? £310k?
8. Trying to tempt Venture Capital Trusts not a bad idea. Interested to see if they get a bite.
9. Bleepa from concept to certified medical device in less than 12 months. Amazing. Seen another company take 12 years for phone based app.
10. 10-15 million doctors worldwide. Wonder what percentage they hope to get.

lr2
15/6/2020
09:30
There’s not much to say here until they get Bleepa to wider audience now, they’ve ticked the boxes with existing clients, now they’ve got to get more hooks. The fundraiser was ok, if they do something other than feed certain snouts with it. Glad I’ve been trading some of these or I’d feel a bit frustrated.
riggerbeautz
15/6/2020
08:36
No posts over the weekend that's why..
lukehold
15/6/2020
08:36
impressive fund raise but for me it kills the chance for substantial share price increases anytime soon.
davydoo
15/6/2020
08:36
Agreed yump
sonie01
15/6/2020
08:32
Meanwhile... would hope that there are some feet firmly in doors with other trusts, to be raising this amount. Otherwise it will be stuck at 1p forever.

Probably explains why there wasn’t much buying - these things are very leaky.

yump
15/6/2020
08:28
Lukehold

Complete lie from you, I have never mentioned cashflow.

At least try and make a valid point you really are making yourself look really thick.

Put you on filter just a waste of space and time.

yump
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