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Mayair Grp Investors - MAYA

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Stock Type
Mayair Grp	MAYA	London	Ordinary Share

	Price Change	Price Change %	Share Price	Last Trade
	0.00	0.00%	119.50	01:00:00

Open Price	Low Price	High Price	Close Price	Previous Close
			119.50	119.50

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Posted at 04/10/2016 08:28 by theunluckyone metis20 - They need to get a better broker in that case.Also with this present bunch of MM's antics of only trading when THEY want to trade I think the Company has NO chance of luring "investors" in here. Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 28/9/2016 13:10 by neo26 One gets the impression they really didnt want to list on the mkt, but they needed funds to go bigger. Thus the buyback, trying to flush out investors. Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 13/9/2016 10:15 by neo26 -they know of no reason for price increase. lol -they want to buy back shares maximum willing to spend £1.40 per share -no stock available, this is pure mkt manipulation. -low mkt cap Increase the price so where investors willing to buy and sell. Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 05/9/2016 22:38 by roy keane they not mad just want to get rich overnight, their are no investors left just gamblers. Sometimes you have to be patient. Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 18/8/2016 21:56 by parob Here's a proactive investors article from Dec 2015, when the shares were considered cheap as they'd drifted from 130p on admission to 113p (and had a 174p share price target at the time) and look at the developments since then - $40 million of contracts awarded in June & July alone! Plus the big share buy back programme announced! Well worth another read to see how undervalued this share is. Chart looks set to go much higher...I'm buying more.hTTp://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/120587/mayair-cleaning-up-china-120587.htmlMayAir cleaning up ChinaThe company's technology is used in China's manufacturing clean rooms.If the stock market was the perfect arbiter of value, then anomalies such as MayAir (LON:MAYA) just wouldn't occur.Listed on AIM at 130p seven months ago, shares in the Malaysia-based, China-focused clean air specialist have drifted to 113p.Yet operationally and financially it is firing on all cylinders.September's interims revealed revenues had grown almost 50% to U$31.6mln, pushing underlying earnings (EBITDA) up 21% to US$4.7mln.Broker Mirabaud is predicting turnover of almost US$62mln (up from US$43.8mln) for the full-year and EBITDA of US$8.5mln (up from US$7.3mln).Based on the first half showing the company is on course to at least match those growth expectations.The business to date has enjoyed its greatest success in clean rooms for electronics, pharmaceuticals and food & beverages companies where tiny traces of contaminants such as dust can muck up the entire production process.It counts among its customer base international semi-conductor firms and derives most of its contracts from China.For a company valued at just US$75mln (£50mln) on the junior AIM bourse here in London, it has some fairly illustrious international competition including American Air Filters in the industrial clean rooms market and Honeywell in the commercial property sector.It is making a good fist of at least matching these six hundred pound gorillas.Outside the industrial setting MayAir is gaining some traction for its commercial clean air solutions for offices and workspaces.No surprise that China is once again a fertile ground for growth for this arm of the growing MayAir empire given the levels of pollution we have seen in Beijing in recent weeks.The mobile phone maker Huawei is retrofitting units into offices, while the developer SOHO has taken MayAir's technology in two towers of the new landmark building in the Chinese capital.Its model is business-to-business (B2B), meaning it works directly with firms, such as developers, estate managers and air conditioning groups, to mine this rich seam, which now accounts for 10% of sales.Offices, international schools, hotels, exhibition centres, airports in China have installed MayAir's purification products. "We envisage this is just the start of the cycle. There is a lot more than will happen," said chief financial officer Koh Tat Seng.It will also use the B2B approach to maximise revenues for its solutions in the housing market, where it is taking a slow and steady approach to what is currently a small source of income, but which could one day be huge.All of this forgets the consumables division, which supplies replacement parts for MayAir's units.This provides a recurring revenue base of around 13-14%, which is expected to grow to 20% in the next few years.As September's results statement revealed, the company is in rude financial health.It had around US$26mln on the balance sheet, which will be ploughed into increased manufacturing capacity and new product development as well as sales and marketing.There are plans to expand the base geographically outside China, with a push to enhance its presence in other Asian markets, the oil-rich Middle East and then possibly Europe.But, as chief financial officer (CFO) Tat Seng pointed out, there is still plenty to gun for in the company's core market: "China a unique country and huge market a couple of times size of Europe."Mirabaud's Alan Howard sees revenues growing 22% next year to US$75.5mln and then to US$90.6mln, giving EBITDA of US$11.6mln and then US$15mln.That brings the price to earnings ratio down from a 12.8 times to 8.5 times by the end of 2017.It is worth pointing out that companies such as MayAir tend to change hands for around 15-16 times per share earnings.Repeating his 'buy' advice and 174p a share price target, Howard told investors: "MayAir offers investors attractive exposure to the fast-growth market for air purification technology."Historically dominated by the clean room manufacturing market, where MayAir has a well-established position in Asia, demand for the technology is now growing rapidly in both commercial and residential markets, driven by increasing regulation and customer demand and for better and more measurable air quality standards."Mirabaud's valuation points to 54% upside from current levels, so it will be interesting to see just how long MayAir will stay rooted on its discount rating. 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Posted at 17/8/2016 10:53 by alamaison5 A change of wind here? Does alamaison makes sense now? Yep, Robotcop, you are 100% right and Fincap broke two rules too. Both should be reported, but the FSA isn't interested. Best option: to contact Fincap compliance officer/department and tell them that you are about to sign a petition with, I don't know, 500 investors are willing to sign. You'll get a reply and some share movement. Promise. Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 16/8/2016 00:30 by neo26 swarm i think he works for the mm;s, totally misleading investors here. Hes been on here constant while claiming he has made money in other stocks while doing so. So two big trades are from the 11th, that explains the price rise, they are definitely buys. Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 15/8/2016 11:58 by neo26 Trying to shake the investors, not many shares about, this will shoot when cantor tries to buy some stock for us... Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 12/8/2016 15:23 by someuwin I note that major investors include Invesco 11.75% Standard Life 4.9% These guys are no fools. Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 11/8/2016 15:06 by alamaison5 JacobEngel 11 Aug'16 - 14:48 - 163 of 165 0 0 Al: I have to say I'm a little confused with your choice of stocks. Don't be Jacob. As I am a trader, and not a looong term investors like some... I will buy, hold, sell, usually in three/4 days. When my job is done I move on. Also, I never ever keep a stock over the weekend. Unless I am down, which can sometime happen, lol. As I live abroad, on Cambodia, I am happy with a modest return of 12.24% (lol) and up to 25%. When I trade with £5k 3% is enough. I stick to my rules and I am very happy with it. Read Full Thread Reply

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