Medica Share Discussion Threads

[power talker] 13/7/2007 15:08

Chancer i agree a great synopsis..My thoughts exactly. plus tiny market cap and zippo shares in issue..This can move like greased lightning.

[james 2] 13/7/2007 15:07

What about the loan note & warrants ? not to mention its loss making !!

[power talker] 13/7/2007 15:07

Tinker its right at the bottom of its trading channel.the interims were i think excellent..Lots more great news to come...Level 2 strengthening..2 v 1..

First tick up soon.

[chancer6] 13/7/2007 15:07

IMO, I started researching these at the beginning of July after the last results. I thought they had bottom out at these prices and started accumualting. Buyers were paying 3 pence for these on return from suspension in February. I like the new mangement team in place now!

[tinker tailor] 13/7/2007 15:05

300% return would be smashing.

[power talker] 13/7/2007 15:04

Buy limits tumbling..Soon as the overhang is gone an easy 300% from here.

[power talker] 13/7/2007 15:03

Great buy chancer..well done..What are your thoughts on these. I topped up with 700k a giveaway at 0.61p.

looks fantastic to me.

[tinker tailor] 13/7/2007 15:03

OK I'm in for a few and will buy more next week.Looks very undervalued.

[power talker] 13/7/2007 15:02

However, all former loss making
activities have now been disposed of and the Group is well positioned to
concentrate on developing SMPA's core commercial property consultancy and estate
agency business.

[chancer6] 13/7/2007 15:02

Just topped up with 100K at 0.625p. That's all I could buy online. Bought 150K the other week!

[power talker] 13/7/2007 15:02

Buy limits dropped from 750k to 250k..

Going to rocket..

[tinker tailor] 13/7/2007 15:01

Hi this looks interesting are you already in Power?

[power talker] 13/7/2007 14:55

Looiks like if you want in nows the time to buy can still get 700k online..Cant imagine that will hold for much longer.

[power talker] 13/7/2007 14:53

Level 2 is 2 v 1..

Tiny market cap and the company restructured for some serious growth. 170 million shares in issue. Mkt cap 0.9 mill.

Should see potential 300-500% gains here in the shorterm. News expected.

[power talker] 13/7/2007 14:50

Another misunderstood tiddler..Just bought 700k..At a giveaway price..

Please see Below from the Chairmans statement..

Against the background of the now resolved uncertainty surrounding the
successful refinancing and essential reorganisation, the Group incurred a loss
in the six months ended 31 March 2007. However, all former loss making
activities have now been disposed of and the Group is well positioned to
concentrate on developing SMPA's core commercial property consultancy and estate
agency business.

[power talker] 13/7/2007 14:49

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The Mercury Group provides a range of professional services to the real estate industry in the UK and Continental Europe. Its expertise covers all stages of the property life cycle from acquisition, development, valuation and project management to ongoing property management and disposal.



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George Kynoch Non-Executive Chairman

George Kynoch has over 30 years experience in industry and was chief executive of G&G Kynoch Plc, (now called Bioquell Plc). He was the Scottish Office Industry and Local Government Minister from 1995 to 1997, while serving as a Member of Parliament for Kincardine and Deeside between 1992 and 1997. He holds various non-executive directorships of quoted companies, which includes OCZ Technology Group Inc.,ToLuna Plc and Talent Group Plc.

Ronnie Franks Chief Executive Officer

Ronnie Franks was appointed as Chief Executive Officer on 15th December 2006 having been appointed as an Executive Director following the acquisition of SMPA in March 2005. Ronnie has worked for Smith Melzack since 1969 and has been MD of SMPA since 2001.

Andrew Lovelady

Part-Time Finance DirectorAndrew Lovelady is appointed as part-time Finance Director. He is a Chartered Accountant having worked in various practices until 1994, including Kidsons. In 1994 he became Group Finance Director of Griffiths & Armour, a large provincial insurance brokers based in Liverpool and Finance Director of their Lloyds broking subsidiary. In 2001 he joined Ethel Austin Property Group as Group Finance Director.

Walter Goldsmith Non-Executive Director

Walter Goldsmith, a chartered accountant, has substantial Board level experience in a number of public and private companies. A considerable part of his career was spent at Black & Decker, where he was latterly Corporate Vice President. Walter was subsequently Group Planning and Marketing Director at Forte plc and Director General of the Institute of Directors for five years and is currently Deputy Chairman of Asite plc (formerly Premisys).

Brian Basham Non-Executive Director

Brian Basham appointed as a non-executive director, was a financial journalist with the Daily Mail, the Telegraph and The Times before he became a fund manager. He then moved into Corporate Communications, specialising in M&A, and redefined sector practise with his company the Broad Street Group which he floated. He is currently Chairman of Equity Development, White Star Property Plc and Global Pay and Purchase Ltd.

James Lugg

Non-Executive DirectorJames Lugg has over twenty years' experience in the property services sector. He is also a director of Energy Technique Plc, an AIM quoted company. He is a consultant to the Consensus Business Group, (UK investment manager).




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WHY MERCURY GROUP IS A STRONG BUY AND WELL ON THE WAY TO PROFITABILITY
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Chairman's statement... Introduction

I am pleased to be able to report significant progress in the six months ended31 March 2007.

Your new Board has focussed on the objectives of reinvigorating the core SMPA business, following the recent extended period of uncertaintysurrounding the successful refinancing, and bringing costs into line with sustainable income.

The previously disproportionately high level of central and plc related costs,which amounted to over #1.4 million in the year ended 30 September 2006, were cut to #194,000 in the period under review.

Since 31 March 2007, central and plc related costs have been reduced even further.

Following completion of the disposal programme of all loss making subsidiaries,SMPA is now the Group's core business offering a range of property services tocorporate clients.

SMPA is a well respected commercial property consultancy and estate agency with offices in the West End and City of London. It offers a wide range of professional services including investment, development, valuation,management and all aspects of occupancy and has clients throughout the UK.

Your board believes that SMPA provides a firm base from which to develop, by acquistion and organic growth, a successful Group focussed upon clear areas of property expertise.
Against the background of the now resolved uncertainty surrounding the successful refinancing and essential reorganisation, the Group incurred a loss in the six months ended 31 March 2007.

However, all former loss making activities have now been disposed of and the Group is well positioned to concentrate on developing SMPA's core commercial property consultancy and estate agency business.

[chancer6] 05/7/2007 11:19

Level 2 is very positive at 4 v 1 with just EVO on the 0.75 pence offer.

[chancer6] 05/7/2007 11:19

I think these have bottomed out now. The recent results were encouraging and investors were snapping these up around 2.50 pence upon return from suspension in February.

I've just bought 100,000 shares at 0.65 pence + 50,000 shares also at 0.65 pence.

My buy trades will come through in an hour.

[chancer6] 05/7/2007 11:03

These look to have bottomed out now! Interims last week were encouraging.

Anyone else having a look at these?

[legallf] 05/7/2007 10:39

was yesterday! See RNS

[mickey dredd] 05/6/2007 16:14

when's the agm...must be soon??

[ains4] 04/6/2007 17:28

I think a long siesta ???

[legallf] 04/6/2007 16:23

is this company still alive???

[mickey dredd] 15/4/2007 23:28

JDurrant

You are currect, there is no current business activity other than SMPA. Like I say, it will depend what the Tchenguiz camp and other investors camps are willing to bring to this company.

VT wanted majority control of this tin pot plc....why, what plans does he have for it????

Will he still be willing to push things now that he didnt get his way in terms of control?????

Who knows...certainly not me. I do however think that the chances of this company doing anything is greater now than before for the reasons I stated above...but there are many variables so we will just have to wait and see!!

[jdurrant] 13/4/2007 11:42

Dodgy con men or not the fact is there is no real business activity.
Its like Lester Piggot racing a donkey at the Grand National.
Question is how many more fences will this fall at before its shot!