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MED Intelligent Ultrasound Group Plc

14.50
0.00 (0.00%)
24 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Intelligent Ultrasound Group Plc LSE:MED London Ordinary Share GB00BN791Q39 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 14.50 14.00 15.00 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
04/1/2007
18:07
that must be a play on words

coppers,coppers, pc's, say no more.

ariane
04/1/2007
17:22
Happy New Year Roy

All the best, and good luck with this, perhaps I'll put the few coppers left over from the Livingston lot into it.

Bill

wild bill
31/12/2006
16:45
OK, how about this article, then:-
forthurst
28/12/2006
08:57
friarswalk123, here's what you wanted. The Market likes it too.
forthurst
16/11/2006
17:31
Any one got news on micromissive
friarswalk123
02/11/2006
12:22
MicroEmissive Displays Group plc ('MED'), the AIM listed designer and
manufacturer of low-power light emitting polymer displays, announces that on 2
November 2006 Christopher Smith and Peter Denyer, both Directors of the Company,
notified the Group that they had each bought 50,000 ordinary shares in MED at a
price of 30 pence per share.


Following this transaction Christopher Smith is interested in 337,890 ordinary
shares in the Group, representing approximately 0.77% of the Group's issued
ordinary share capital and Peter Denyer is interested in 134,941 ordinary shares
in the Group, representing approximately 0.31% of the Group's issued share
capital.

forthurst
23/10/2006
16:49
Fair price is about 14pence, but of course the mm as usual are covering their backsides!
jotoha1
23/10/2006
16:46
Fidelity probably took the bulk of the placing, so in profit already, it's known as screwing the weak !!!!
jotoha1
20/10/2006
15:57
hmmm - interesting MM buying plus Fidelity taking a large stake for the first time - something about to happen here?
obarmoth
13/10/2006
10:00
I suspect it will take them many months to get the facility up and running and maybe even longer to iron out the teething problems affecting yield at higher volumes etc. I can forsee many more cash burning quarters ahead before the light begins to appear at the end of the tunnel.

One to avoid at present IMO

bryant551
12/10/2006
18:59
As can be seen from this page:-



The Fraunhofer Institute is for leading edge engineering research, and very far from a Chinese sweatshop; in other words, the sort of establishment that should exist in this country, but doesnt.

I find it hard to believe the Fraunhofer would be offering just manufacturing capabilty anymore than Cambridge would. At minimum they must be adding value by developing a viable manufacturing process, if not further basic r & d. I cannot see oems wanting samples until they know a viable production capability exists. I therefore have the suspicion the Fraunhofer will be producing in sample volumes only.

Personally, after the placing of shares at 20p, I have little regard for the integrity of either the Chairman or MD of this outfit, so I dont think investors other than a favoured few will ever have the faintest idea what is happening.

forthurst
12/10/2006
16:49
thoughts ?
scotsman2
06/9/2006
09:57
After another quick calculation , fair value after the placing and assuming they continue at their current pace then it's 7.5pence max, and likely to get lower..this could quite easily disapear!
jotoha1
06/9/2006
09:28
Skyracer:> You any views on Braveheart Ventures ? If so would be interesed. If you do not wish to post can you give a contact (phone or e-mail) I will stay live here for a bit.
Thanks in advance

pugugly
06/9/2006
09:09
Well nobody should be surprised (re my post 19). The Scottish technology sector has a structural problem, basically being run by academics, venture capitalists and local enterprise companies, none of whom really know anything about manufacturing. Making working prototypes or even pre-production batches proves nothing. So as they say on Dragons Den "your wasting my time, I'm not investing in you, count me out".

PS People may point to Wolfson, but it is an exception being profitable and stable BEFORE it floated.

skyracer
31/8/2006
14:04
RNS Announcement
MicroEmissive Displays Group PLC
31 August 2006
HOLDING IN COMPANY

The Company received notification on 30 August 2006 that the AIM Realisation
Fund Limited is interested in 765,757 ordinary shares of 65p each in the
Company, representing approximately 4.47% of the Company's issued ordinary share
capital. The shares have been registered in the name of Forest Nominees Limited.

This fund was launched on 30/08/06 and appears to have invested in a small no of AIM stocks

forthurst
25/7/2006
11:27
A quick calculation makes fair value now around 18pence, mm seem to be confirming this with the next drop!
jotoha1
25/7/2006
11:21
K123, no good searching for them , soon you will know what some of us have feared for a while now!!!
jotoha1
06/7/2006
14:47
Searching for real facts.
k123
20/6/2006
11:35
What are real facts?please.
k123
19/6/2006
17:34
K123, just a few R&D engineers who at least will not put any spin on it, if you read the last few company statements they are very unwilling to confirm the real facts, spin and more spin!!!!
jotoha1
19/6/2006
10:45
Up 20% since the drop?
k123
16/6/2006
18:46
jotoha1 - who are these boys who are close to these things?
forthurst
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