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KMK Kromek Group Plc

7.25
-0.25 (-3.33%)
26 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Kromek Group Plc LSE:KMK London Ordinary Share GB00BD7V5D43 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.25 -3.33% 7.25 7.00 7.50 7.55 7.25 7.55 681,334 13:44:24
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec 17.31M -6.1M -0.0102 -7.11 43.52M
Kromek Group Plc is listed in the Miscellaneous Metal Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker KMK. The last closing price for Kromek was 7.50p. Over the last year, Kromek shares have traded in a share price range of 3.15p to 8.25p.

Kromek currently has 600,247,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Kromek is £43.52 million. Kromek has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -7.11.

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21/10/2021
12:05
Could you post the thread number regarding my expectation Kromek should design and test the prototype in 3months?
aqc888
21/10/2021
11:35
Well AQC888 we've already touched on 'Factual' posts some months ago....I seem to remember when you were upset Kromek hadn't managed to design and test prototype's in 3 months? Then upset that they hadn't sold any, even though they weren't for sale.
Recently you've banged on about no serious investors in Kromek...I suppose the Newlands 13 million shares holding by them is not relevant. Many would disagree. Now you're stating as fact that Kromek have mislead the market ..ugh...Arnab has been updating on the potential market of CZT and the step change in hospital imaging and low dose etc.
just as the article I saw a few days ago mentions....that's the first press article I've seen ever stating this....you ought to do some research on the company's you invest in...most people do and they don't get so wound up when things dont majicaly happen to some self invented time lines.

33mick
21/10/2021
10:02
Mick33, these discussion boards are for debate. We should be able to dismantle each other’s points. Put forward our own proposition and everyone can make their own minds.

Just saying he’s “not factual” and copy and pasting a Daily Mail snippet isn’t really helpful. I’d quite like to hear why my points are overly pessimistic. Might persuade me to buy back the shares I’ve sold.

aqc888
21/10/2021
09:14
Anyone who interested in a more "Factual" account of the Hospital X-ray scanner market might find this interesting...
Kromek's CZT state of the art development work seems to me to very well placed to benefit from this upcoming wave of global requirements in colour 3D imaging tech.

NHS scanners and x-ray machines are at least ten years old at more than a quarter of health trusts.

"Great Ormond Street Hospital Trust has a 21-year-old CT scanner"

33mick
21/10/2021
08:55
Regardless of whether he has sold or not he is just venting his utter frustration and anger as I have done for many months now. Everything he has said is 100% correct. As I have said earlier, if we don’t get a brake-out soon then we could be looking at a worse case scenario of .04p by end of year. Hope not though.
b00mb0y
21/10/2021
08:28
Have you sold ? With these risks there must be many other better companies in the thousands to chose from in the market. Good luck with wherever you reinvest. Cheers
strategicinvestor2
20/10/2021
23:07
It’s my view that even if Kromek are successful with the biological pathogen detectors - the management will utterly squander the opportunity.

Just like they have done with the hospital scanners. Their only rival was just bought for £200m+ while Kromek are struggling to stay afloat with a market cap of £60m. Nobody wants to touch Kromek.

The CEO doesn’t want any shares. Buyers of CPZ scanner businesses don’t want to buy Kromek- even when it’s less than half price. No institutions want any Kromek shares. Nobody wants any Kromek shares except the CEO and his shameful £2,513 purchase and the pathetic attempt of the Chairman to inspire confidence by purchasing £15k. Utterly hopeless. So much potential that is totally wasted. Makes me so irritated. But could so easily be reversed with a clear out.

aqc888
20/10/2021
08:03
Being paid £300k+ and buying less than £10k of shares at the last fundraising is shameful. He should leave his job. He has no confidence in Kromek. Kromek investors have no confidence in him. He needs to go ASAP
aqc888
20/10/2021
07:46
This CEO will continue to destroy value. Will continue to raise expectations and not deliver. He’s not the right man for the job and is paid far too much for the failure he has presided over.

He should be totally embarrassed at his tiny shareholding, his unwillingness to stay level at the last £13m fundraising and his constant inability to meet his own targets. No problem with him receiving £300k+ if he wasn’t simultaneously begging for more money from shareholders to stay afloat. He should be ashamed of himself. This shameful governance needs to end

aqc888
20/10/2021
01:10
The very first RNS was 8 years ago. Raised £15 million at 51p - That's a lot of time to implement his strategy. How well do we think Arnab has done?

Kromek Group Plc

Admission and First Day of Dealings on AIM - 16th Oct 2013

The Company has raised £15 million before expenses through the sale of new ordinary shares at a price of 51 pence per share in an oversubscribed fundraising. At admission, the Company will have a total of 107,607,335 ordinary shares in issue.

The proceeds of the fundraising will be used for product development, expansion of the sales and marketing team, investment into the Company's intellectual property portfolio, capital expenditure to support future growth and manufacturing capability, working capital and strengthening the balance sheet, including paying down outstanding loans.

Arnab Basu, CEO, commented: "We are delighted with our oversubscribed fundraising. After many years developing the business and our technology, Kromek is ready to begin harvesting value by seizing the opportunities to sell our technology and products into the medical imaging, security screening and nuclear detection markets.

He added, "With the proceeds of the IPO, we will invest in the company's IP portfolio and manufacturing capabilities, whilst accelerating our commercial activities in our chosen markets. We will continue to develop relationships with some of the world leading companies in our target sectors. We welcome our new shareholders and I look forward to working with them in order to achieve Kromek's full potential."

ark87
17/10/2021
12:33
In fact his account only exists to ventilate it - set up for that sole purpose, which has been pursued diligently ever since.
supernumerary
17/10/2021
12:26
Your opinion has been very well ventilated.
dogwalker
17/10/2021
10:05
Are you joking? Hargreaves, interactive investor, Halifax share dealing, Barclays wealth, AJbell are all private investors through nominee accounts. You’re making my point for me?
aqc888
17/10/2021
09:10
ali47fish 17 Oct '21 - 09:02 - 5316 of 5317 -- Well pointed out in response to this:

"Kromek have no institutional investors, why?"

This is BS, sorry for language, but it is.

I've copied all the institutional investors above, direct from KMK's website.

dougmachin
17/10/2021
09:07
Major Shareholders Shares %

Hargreaves Lansdown Asset Mgt 53,871,188 12.47

Interactive Investor 50,946,414 11.80

Canaccord Genuity Group Inc 35,994,999 8.34

Halifax Share Dealing 26,511,039 6.14

Polymer Holdings 21,940,142 5.08

Herald Investment Mgt 21,080,059 4.88

Barclays Wealth 15,234,612 3.53

A J Bell Securities 14,929,617 3.46

dougmachin
17/10/2021
09:02
what rubbish here Arte the institutional investors of kmh from the ftInstitutional shareholdersTop holdersMovers
44.19%
Per cent of shares held by top holders
Holder Shares % Held
Hargreaves Lansdown Stockbrokers Ltd.
AS OF 02 JUN 2021
44.50m 10.31%
Canaccord Genuity Wealth Ltd.
AS OF 30 JUN 2021
35.67m 8.26%
Hargreaves Lansdown Asset Management Ltd.
AS OF 30 JUN 2021
22.59m 5.23%
Herald Investment Management Ltd.
AS OF 30 JUN 2021
21.08m 4.88%
Premier Fund Managers Ltd.
AS OF 09 DEC 2020
17.20m 3.98%
Barclays Bank Plc (Private Banking)
AS OF 30 JUN 2021
13.30m 3.08%
Baillie Gifford & Co.
AS OF 02 JUN 2021
10.60m 2.45%
Jarvis Investment Management Ltd.
AS OF 02 JUN 2021
9.26m 2.14%
SG Kleinwort Hambros Bank Ltd.
AS OF 02 JUN 2021
8.54m 1.98%
NFU Mutual Investment Services Ltd.
AS OF 02 JUN 2021


many extreme, biased views for no reason

ali47fish
17/10/2021
08:32
I’m not certain of negative outcomes. I’m only certain that whatever the CEO/board say should be taken with a pinch a salt. Kromek is essentially an uninvestable company if one cannot rely on any information they provide. We’ve seen it again and again. Kromek have no institutional investors, why? Because they are uninvestable, you cannot rely on information they provide. If they made an announcement tomorrow that they had secured x amount of sales of the biological pathogen detector from x number of governments. I would sell based on the good news. I would certainly not hang around and wait for the sales to materialise. Why? Because I simply don’t believe anything this board have to say.
aqc888
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