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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Modern Water Plc | MWG | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 2.45 | 00:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 2.45 | 2.45 |
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Posted at 29/10/2020 11:57 by onehanded Won't see much buying on here as no point as so close to end date for merger news. This may well reflect in a drop for both here and deepverge. I would think new investors will be buying deepverge as less complicated. The big share price rise will be on the official merger news and then i'm sure held back operation and sales news. |
Posted at 20/10/2020 13:57 by onehanded It will get the go ahead as the management team and the board and their friends own a vast majority of the shares, that is why they wanted the deal as it would have made millions for them. Unfortunaly many private investors are selling here and either holding cash or buying deepverge shares. MWG - (Corrected) is now not a viable business on it's own since the deal and so must merge. It's turned into a right old mess. Why they decided to do a consolidation of deepverge at the same time as a possible merge only they know. |
Posted at 14/10/2020 15:40 by morrie1234 For any other Smart Investor users I spoke to Barclays and they pointed me to the Corporate Actions tab within their online banking web page...MWG DV offer does not appear at the moment but should be there in the next day or so. It is not possible to accept via mobile Smart Investor only via online banking. Hope this helps |
Posted at 02/10/2020 09:53 by sludgypilot Yes but they cannot make a billion overnight but the current management here is definitely damaging And is looking possibly either i competence or intentional which harms investors although the day to day running of the company would be fine. GB did say he cared about his wonderful hardworking team. However if investors are Mot looked after the company will be worthless, I personally have made a big loss but believed in this company although now i am questioning it’s motives.Mayne it is time for GB to take some positive action and make an announcement... |
Posted at 02/10/2020 09:19 by empoggio Guess he got wrong advice from the brokers. The share price was happy in the mid 30's after merger announcement (synergy benefits were recognised). There was awaited the first tests on compatibility with the Avacta reagent and the sensors: this was all aimed at the waste and other water analyses, where the kits were already identified. All this fitted out perfectly for the business model, and such news on its own would have confirmed that model and the way forward: the share price would have had a nice rise on this alone. The Investors 'meeting' should have remained on this, and maybe later have another announcement about new developing ideas. Instead, it was all centred about these new ideas and not at the success of being on track with the base business model. I think he was wrongly advised. |
Posted at 24/9/2020 16:50 by empoggio What a stupid day… Avacta investors realise more than this bunch... |
Posted at 24/9/2020 09:03 by monkey puzzle Integumen is pleased to announce that the Board of Integumen will provide a live investor presentation via the Investor Meet Company platform on 24 September at midday to enable shareholders to ask questions in the same way as they would at a normally held annual general meeting.Shareholders can register on the attached weblink : hxxps://www.investor |
Posted at 08/9/2020 10:13 by paulcon1 Circa £21m looks very cheap to me, that said MWG have been floundering for a while.There has been some discussion about the Membrane Division and its future, I originally invested for the Desalination Technology, GB has suggested that it is not the priority (at all) so it could be sold.. I would assume it would come down to a business decision, pure and simple, a nice position to be in. Once the merger goes through the new combined business model should become clearer and at that time investors(old and new) will have a choice to make. GL and IMHO |
Posted at 25/8/2020 10:25 by paulcon1 MPYes, of course, massive fan of MWG and their technology, but it seems (to me) they are missing an opportunity with regards any form of marketing. With regards investors the website is very good (better) for products but clumsy and out of date for news/updates - MWG won the technology award in China and basically told no one. Mr Brandon has shown what constant social media presence can achieve with SKIN and of course some of that relates to MWG but it is not always apparent. SKIN's website has a company Newsletter and their was talk of an investor evening, two great ideas for 'getting the info out there' There must be a hangover (from market etc) with MWG after the last 12 months and with a new team, new business model and new direction feel they are missing an opportunity to be bold. Maybe I am bringing some of my personal MWG angst into this, so I apologise and maybe way off the mark, but I believe MWG' is literally a global game changer. GLA and IMHO Please feel free to debate or advise |
Posted at 16/5/2020 14:15 by brucie5 Thanks to Gerry for posting the TH broker reports on SKIN. I was hoping to find similar for MWG, and have looked on the MWG site, where there seems to be no investor presentation since 2018. I get the sense that the presentational energy is directed mainly towards SKIN, perhaps as a result of Gerry's energy there. It would be nice if we had similar for MWG.I note these two paras from the most recent financial report: "Despite these difficulties, Modern Water managed to slightly increase its revenues in the first half of 2019 when compared to the same period in 2018 (2018: £1.9m; 2019: £2.0m); in addition, the Company slightly reduced its operating loss for the period (2018; £1.5m; 2019: £1.2m). Loss per shares was 0.91p. Net assets at 30 June 2019 were £1.30m, including cash of £68k (30 June 2018: £2.26m). In future, Modern Water will devote its management time and effort to its restructured innovative Membrane Processes Division, in which there is an encouraging pipeline of international development projects. The Membrane Processes Division has significant IP and proprietary know-how in the areas of brine concentration and forward osmosis. It has a number of successful project references from working with its partners in China and India. The Division will continue to pursue its preferred business model of licencing its IP for specific projects whilst also providing engineering and design services to its partners." -------------------- 1. Given the recent Open Offer at a heavily discounted price, it will be crucial for MWG to guide as far as possible on how the spike in sales, commented on in March's RNS might impact on the move to profitability this year. The sign of a successful turnaround will be seen in this context, any further fundraise carried out a significantly higher levels. It seems to be very likely that at this stage there will be need for one, which isn't a problem, so long as MWG is very clear with investors how the business is progressing, and by what key indicators. (What are the KIs, btw?) 2. The second paragraph, emphasising the importance of the membrane technology, seems to be at odds with my perception, which is that the Membrane tech was being outsourced as IP, while management time was be focused on the monitoring tie up with SKIN, which is where the real excitement lay, via the high margin reagent technology. Again, while I realise a lot has happened in last H1, I'd be looking for more clarity. 2. I realise I'm new to this company, but if there is to be a turnaround in perceptions, and excitement is to be built upon, as opposed to fizzling out off the back of another COVID story, I'd like to see the company make a really clear an up to date presentation on their website with the usual things that we want/need to see, without scurrying off to find stuff, including brokers reports that are not apparently available to private investors: - market opportunity broken down into segments - figures on breakeven, attached to KPIs - how directors' confidence and interests are aligned and reflected in holdings and options, at what price etc. Give a sense of where you think this is going and how it's going to get there. Bear in mind, the market isn't stupid: and it hasn't got any except DOWN for the last thirteen years! My conclusion: This is an exciting share, or at least I think so. But I'm a bit perplexed by the fact that with its world class footprint, and after all these years, its revenues are still only 4m, and it has never managed to turn a profit. Again, it's not good enough to believe 'This time is different': I want it there in black and white. I think I understand the story, and certainly credit Gerry's energy and helpfulness as a very unusual plus, but I think the story could be better presented at this time, to support the business as it moves, hopefully, to BE for the first time. All fwiw. I am a holder as from last Friday! |
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