International Medical Devices Share Discussion Threads

[gardenboy] 23/2/2006 08:56

James,

do they have a web site? - can't find one

[james t kirk] 23/2/2006 08:51

Good man, can't believe there wasn't a thread or any interest before - the deals they've signed in last year look solid and have moved quickly to get NHS deals.

[gardenboy] 23/2/2006 08:48

looks exciting - hopped on board

[martincoops] 23/2/2006 08:33

LONDON (AFX) - International Medical Devices PLC (IMD) said it has enjoyed an outstanding last six months following the acquisition of the medical distributor Meddis Ltd in September 2005.

It said Meddis' November sales were 29 per cent up on the same period in 2004, and it expects Meddis to post a robust set of figures in the first half.

IMD said it has launched trials of its 'safe' thoracic drainage products across six NHS hospitals and anticipates substantial market penetration.

In addition, it said the needle buyer for the NHS Purchasing and Supply Agency has agreed to support the fast-track launch of IMD's safe needle products into the NHS for launch in April.

IMD said it continues to review growth opportunities in both domestic and international markets by both acquisition and the appointment of distributors across Europe and North America.

[james t kirk] 23/2/2006 08:26

Online quotes

Buy 25k @ 8.38p
Sell 37.5k @ 7.84p

[maestro.] 23/2/2006 08:23

bought in at 6.35p...bargain!

[martincoops] 23/2/2006 08:20

Pick some up as well guys 12,000 odd 7.66

Looking good for a big rise. RNS was very upbeat.

[springbok] 23/2/2006 08:16

Can you only buy 10k shares at a time?

[james t kirk] 23/2/2006 08:12

I couldn't find a thread so here's one - the RNS caught my eye this morning and I picked up a few at 6.7p and then more at 7.66p.

Time to do some research now...

[equitydealer007] 23/9/2004 17:36

buy BPRG before the 29th

[poo] 23/6/2004 21:18

Dave - I use Inmarsat Standard M on boat and in my shack in the Caribbean. It's not cheap, about £3K for dish/electronics and £1+/minute but it works well and produces around 64kbps link to isp. There are alternatives such as highlighted above but not sure Astra footprint on that transponder goes as far east as Turkey so do your due diligence. By the way, Elen McArthur, the sailoress also uses Inmarsat Std M so I figure if its good enough for her ..........!

See this link for a supplier/info:

[dave37] 23/6/2004 19:15

thanks guys. will read. I am thinking of buying a house in the middle of nowhere,(Turkey/Bulgaria/Greece) and my only criteria really would be reliable internet access, uploads and downloads(for trading)....oh and an Au Pair obviously!!

dave

[mr potato head] 23/6/2004 10:59

Dave ...there are loads of two way systems available ..some very sophisticated ones that you can use while actually travelling on a boat or vehicle and other slightly less sophisticated and expensive ones that are fixed
..the costs vary according to the amount of data you are transferring but expect to pay circa £2000 for the dish and router and about 150.00 a month for the service
heres just one link i found using Google theres plenty more out there

[biffer] 23/6/2004 10:22

Dave, this thread has a good discussion of the alternatives

[dave37] 23/6/2004 00:48

If I was in the middle of nowhere, How would I access the internet?

Can you have satellite internet? any links anyone?

The only ones I have found so far are where you have to be near a 'base' station, ie 1km.......

how would you access the internet if you were, say, 5km away from any other people/buildings, in a place with no mobilephones......

is there a satellite dish system available?

does the internet work from satellites in space?


help much appreciated

thanks..

dave

[jeffian] 05/1/2004 11:45

Yep. Cheque issued 30/12/03 received and banked 31/12/03.

Regards, Ian

[keyboard] 05/1/2004 11:43

I received my funds on 30 December. However, I understand the final date for settlement may be 19 January, so perhaps it is being done in alphabetical order, or in the order of acceptance by shareholders!.

[boadicea] 05/1/2004 11:27

I note that my PEP/ISA holdings still show as shares but that the funds available for investment have increased by their cash offer value. I can only assume this means we are within 5 days of receiving the cash i.e. settlement date of any purchase. (The result is actually misleading as it made me look £20k better off when I logged on this morning!)

[jbarcroftr] 05/1/2004 10:28

anyone received the money yet ?

[keyboard] 16/12/2003 20:45

Cardinal Health offer for Intercare wholly unconditional


LONDON (AFX) - Cardinal Health Inc said its recommended cash offer for The Intercare Group PLC has been declared wholly unconditional.

This follows the receipt of clearance from the European Commission.

By 3.00 pm today, valid acceptances of the offer had been received in respect of, in aggregate, 75,466,545 Intercare shares representing approximately 90.46 pct.

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16/12/2003 17:58