Fusion Ip Share Discussion Threads

[the white house] 10/11/2011 10:39

Good news, once the Yanks start buying medical equipment there's no stopping em...significant breakthrough

[the white house] 09/11/2011 15:41

Good call...£5m decent amount raised, many players confident in future augers well, should keep em going thru a sell off or two

[argy2] 08/11/2011 18:49

Price did well given the placing price,

[the white house] 01/11/2011 12:52

which price is that!?

is one exit in this calendar or financial year do you think??

strong in a weak market with a couple of days of decent buying...someone knows something and best of all no'one is selling...if you cant beat em!?

[argy2] 28/10/2011 10:45

Talk of a placing soon just below current market price. Any thoughts? Hopefully will accompany good news.

[aim_trader] 14/10/2011 18:48

Fusion IP reports a full-year profit and revenue up 35%
Thursday, October 13, 2011
David Baynes, CEO of Fusion IP (LON:FIP), tells Proactive Investors that he's very happy with the full year earnings numbers and the trend that's being established. David says the company is still on target for one exit this year and is targeting 3 new companies for next year.

[mike111d] 12/10/2011 12:11

It looks as though the market apporved of the results.

[lucky_punter] 11/10/2011 14:17

Fusion IP (LON:FIP) shares were among the top risers on London's AIM market this morning after it unveiled expectation beating results for the full year.
The technology commercialisation specialist swung to a pre-tax profit in the twelve months, ended July 31 2011, on the back of a 35 percent year-on-year rise in revenue and portfolio returns to £5.9 million. The firm, which turns university-derived intellectual property into businesses, reported that EBITDA soared to £3 million from £0.4 million previously, and it made a pre-tax profit of £1 million, compared with a £1.6 million loss.

[elgordo] 13/9/2011 21:22

Phase Focus receives £865k equity investment -

[ceohunter] 08/9/2011 12:24

Click below for FIP's investor presentation from last night's Proactive Investors One2One Forum:

[emuphil] 08/9/2011 11:11

Anyone make the proactive investors presentation last night?

[ceohunter] 30/8/2011 10:33

* Proactive Investors One2One Investor Forums *

The directors of Biome Technologies (AIM: BIOM), Fusion IP (AIM: FIP), Mountfield Group (AIM: MOGP) and ZincOx Resources (AIM: ZOX) will be presenting on:

Wednesday the 7th September 2011

Venue: Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel, 35 Charles Street, Mayfair, W1J 5EB (Charles Suite)

The presentations will start at 6:00pm and finish at approx 8:00pm. After the presentations are complete the directors will also be available to take questions during a free canapé and wine reception.

REGISTER YOUR ATTENDANCE HERE:

[envirovision] 08/7/2011 08:22

Well that presentation did nothing for the shareprice. Clearly no one was impressed. Why is it IPO group have been able to enhance the shareprice this year, whilst this lot have taken up long term residence in the graveyard.

[united88] 07/6/2011 14:29

dahmmy, what are your thoughts the ERX issue?

[dahmmy] 06/6/2011 23:11

and now ERX are joining up with them.....

[robards] 10/5/2011 15:16

Nothing wrong with the investments they have made, if you ask me.

The problem for me is how can you reconcile a portfolio worth £13m with operating costs of £1.8m pa.

[mike111d] 08/4/2011 20:48

FYI, Eirx are pressing ahead with their return which should be of interest to shareholders here:

[mike111d] 18/3/2011 12:40

Fusion Ip (LON:FIP) (FIP 27.5p / £14.92m)*
Fusion IP, the manager of a university intellectual property commercialisation portfolio, informed the market last week that EiRx Therapeutics is currently considering possible investments into several of Fusion's portfolio companies. Such investments will obviously contribute to those companies' development and means that more milestones may be met faster and consequently enhance valuations. Already many of Fusion's holdings are seeing very positive progression which eventually will allow Fusion to record some significant value uplifts. In addition, Fusion's share price is trading well below net asset value so investors may benefit from appreciation in both.

[envirovision] 09/3/2011 16:34

Added more to my sipp today after selling IPO on recent run.

[mandalsputin] 24/1/2011 09:38

Fusion IP: New Sheffield Uni spin-out targets chemical engineering's holy grail
Monday, January 24, 2011 by Jamie Ashcroft
Fusion IP (LON:FIP) has helped set up another new technology company, through its agreement with the University of Sheffield.
Perlemax, the new portfolio company, is developing a novel fluidic oscillator which creates super efficient micro-sized bubbles of gas in a liquid.
"This is another example of the world leading technology being generated at the University of Sheffield," Fusion chief executive David Baynes said.
Fusion explains that while the oscillator is highly technical, it essentially works in a similar way to how a child blows bubbles with a toy.
However the applications for the new technology are far from child's play. In fact, Fusion believes the technology could ultimately prove to be one of the holy grails of chemical engineering.
The oscillator can creates a super efficient, dense mist of micro bubbles without the need of any moving parts.
These Micro-bubbles can dramatically increase the speed at which a gas can be transferred into a liquid, with no energy penalty.
Fusion emphasised that the Perlemax technology has the potential to dramatically reduce the energy demands of essential chemical processes like water purification, wastewater treatment, biodiesel manufacture and carbon sequestration.
According to Fusion, these are growing into multi-billion dollar markets that could immediately benefit from greater efficiency.
"The potential for large energy savings with our micro-bubble generation approach is huge, particularly in commodity chemicals production for gas dissolution and dissolved gas extraction, where energy savings could enhance profitability," Perlemax inventor, and Sheffield University professor Will Zimmerman said.
"There are many routes to becoming green, and reducing energy consumption with the same or better performance must be the most painless."
The technology could be either retrofitted into existing plants, or it could be manufactured for new plants.
Fusion notes that a number of pilot scale trials are already underway with commercial partners.
Initially Fusion has a 60 percent stake in Perlemax, but based on the company's future investment profile, Fusion expects its longer term shareholding to be between 30 and 40 percent.

[envirovision] 24/1/2011 07:58

I guess the trials are going well then to want to set up a seperate company.

[mandalsputin] 24/1/2011 07:53

Bubble investment by Fusion IP
24th January 2011
By James Reed - Assistant Editor
FUSION IP has today launched a new portfolio company based on bubble technology developed at the University of Sheffield.

The new company, Perlemax, is based on the invention by Professor Will Zimmerman of a device that generates a mist of micro-sized bubbles that can be used to transfer gas into or out of a liquid.

The device could dramatically reduce the amount of energy used in processes that will be increasingly in demand in the future such as water purification, biodiesel manufacture and carbon capture.

David Baynes, Fusion IP chief executive, said: "This is another example of the world leading technology being generated at the University of Sheffield.

"Prof Zimmerman's fluidic oscillator has huge potential to make dramatic energy savings in a number of key chemical process industries and we are excited at the potential of this new company."

Sheffield-based Fusion IP, which specialises in commercialising university research, will initially hold a 60% stake in Perlemax but in the longer term this is expected to be closer to between 30% and 40%.

Professor Zimmerman is chair of biochemical dynamical systems at the University of Sheffield's Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering and won the 2010 Royal Society Innovation Award.

He said: "I am delighted that our team's work in energy efficient microbubble generation is being commercialized through Perlemax.

"The potential for large energy savings with our microbubble generation approach is huge, particularly in commodity chemicals production for gas dissolution and dissolved gas extraction, where energy savings could enhance profitability.

"There are many routes to becoming green, and reducing energy consumption with the same or better performance must be the most painless."

AIM-listed Fusion IP said the "fluidic oscillator" was already the subject of pilot scale trials with commercial partners

[envirovision] 04/1/2011 10:03

36p in short order maybe.