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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Flowgroup | LSE:FLOW | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B19H7076 | ORD 0.1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 0.0145 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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06/5/2016 06:29 | The webinar is on the Equity Dev website 1fox1, make your own conclusions. | jscowi | |
05/5/2016 21:19 | Yes, really. Have purchased in three lots since April 2015. Average is in the high 20s. Maybe established was not the right word, but they have been selling electricity since April 2013 and started selling boilers in Jan 2015 and again in Jan 2016. I was thinking of adding more, but after seeing how many key people have left I am not certain. | tdque | |
05/5/2016 19:55 | Why did you think that?Established? Only just started installing after a few hiccups.You a holder...really? | kooba | |
05/5/2016 18:19 | Has anyone noticed how many staff have left Flow Products lately? Today, I was looking at Tony Stiff’s profile on linkedin and, from further digging, found the following: Giovanni Suero MD Flow Products left Aug 2015 Iain Henshaw – Electronics and Controls Manager Flow Products left Dec 2015 James Derby – Project Director Flow Products left April 2016 Greig Briscoe – Production Operations Manager Flow Products left March 2016 I wonder who is left to work on the current mCHP boiler and who is working on the mCHP combi? Why the high turnover? I thought I was buying into an established company ready for its next stage of growth. | tdque | |
05/5/2016 16:26 | I watched it on the web. Questions were vetted and probably known to Stiff and Canham. One thing I found interesting is the thread on LSE yesterday (Wednesday) morning. Seems a poster referred to another poster who goes by the name "popgoestheweasel" as Tony. Got things excited for a while. | tdque | |
05/5/2016 15:34 | Well did anyone manage to get a question in? Or where the questions carefully vetted beforehand? We don't want our leader having to field any tricky or difficult questions do we? | 1fox1 | |
04/5/2016 22:05 | Thsi "presentation" today, could not have vbeen that exciting as share price lower. However, it looks like another topping up chance for the diehards lol | cautious7 | |
04/5/2016 18:05 | I believe that the presentation is going to be on the internet tomorrow but not sure of this. The slideshow is going to be put on the FLOW website | hopefulalways | |
04/5/2016 15:34 | Anybody have updates from this afternoon's presentation? | bogotatrader | |
04/5/2016 10:32 | The real alternative investment to FLOW well worth a read far more upside hxxp://www.alignrese | bentley43 | |
04/5/2016 07:18 | StaverleyFor dual use customers of which I understand Flows profile is 90% think you can take minimum £300-400 per customer.On single use £200-300 per customer would appear conservative industry standard valuations...though there are not direct listed comparisons currently.Taking the lower end there would give you over £50m and a more aggressive valuation by a competitor looking to grab market share in the fastest growing independent and factoring in that growth could well be double that imho.I agree flow battery is not gaining any traction in a competitive market so should be disposed of to focus on home energy.I disagree completely on the boiler where I still see tremendous value as it rolls out...albeit slower than some would like.There is of course some cash in there too!Be interesting to see how the presentation goes today...some questions need to be answered on the financial model and investors do need some guidance!I have submitted a question to that effect. | kooba | |
04/5/2016 06:27 | staverly If you familiarise yourself will the Shell deal you will realise that the energy business is no longer cash hungry. Cash on deposit was freed up by signing this deal and any expansion in energy accounts and therefore cash on deposit or/and cashflow is being taken on by Shell. I have been using the latest comparable energy type businesses to value FLOW as its energy numbers increase. (such as OVO which was partially invested in by a private equity firm last year) | hopefulalways | |
03/5/2016 19:39 | kooba ... taken together, 2/3 of their divisions are likely worth a nominal amount, so i'm curious how you are valuing their operational cash hungry energy supply business? | staverly | |
03/5/2016 15:10 | Taking full advantage to load up...don't think the market gets it.Though the company's communication continues to confuse...previously over optimistic now I believe they are scared of forecasting anything for the fear of being wrong again...leaving a confused picture to investors.Needs some clarity over cash burn across the businesses...Maybe get some tomorrow with the webathon!If not can see the whole shooting match getting taken out...as the domestic energy supply business worth more than current market cap on its own.IMHO Dyor | kooba | |
03/5/2016 12:30 | Last year I was tempted to move in on the rumours posted around the forums - as i was going to risk/gamble more thana few k did dsome own research and that's were i decided not to buy in as imo, the boiler does not really stand a commerical/profitabl Btw, as i have not followed closely, WTF did the share price touch 25p recently ?? lol ATB DYOR | cautious7 | |
03/5/2016 10:28 | Aisha You have a friend who says! Embarrassing yourself dear. The share is being shorted heavily but will bounce back when common sense prevails. MM's are shaking the tree so to speak. | entropy22 | |
01/5/2016 16:57 | It never fails to amaze me. LOL thread. | cautious7 | |
29/4/2016 20:26 | Same old story got of these when they stitched up the small punter 2 years ago, nothing will change with these | greenday | |
29/4/2016 18:29 | Errrrh. Yes we've got your message now opodio. Could do with knowing where's the cash coming from till profitability. The spending seems obscene next to actual earnings. | 1fox1 | |
29/4/2016 17:45 | Operating loss of £17.1m tony stiff the stiffmeister still taking a £500k salary despite rising losses It dont look like enough cash to last a year at this burn rate, cash prob down to £10m and burning £1.5m each month, gonna go bang by month 6 which is October imho next acounts willhave to be qualifed by auditors imho | opodio | |
29/4/2016 17:12 | Next Wednesday, sod the presentation let's get straight to the Q&A | staverly |
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