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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Mtl Instruments | LSE:MTI | London | Ordinary Share | GB0005507768 | ORD 10P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 705.00 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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01/12/2005 12:16 | looks like we're on the way to 340p | gucci | |
30/11/2005 12:27 | The spread seems to be a lot narrower of late. | ramellous | |
25/11/2005 17:51 | The stock is illiquid, a few people sold. Probably be back up again tomorrow. That's about it. | shuisky | |
25/11/2005 17:05 | what happened today ? | oscarino | |
27/10/2005 06:51 | It has to be good value - I am expecting abreak of the £4 by CHristmas but a nice steady rise would do me. | markycrispy | |
26/10/2005 16:50 | well done marky..i also bought more at 350 | gswredland | |
26/10/2005 14:37 | I think that is the short bottom. Just picked up some RTD this afternoon as the worm is turning there I feel. | markycrispy | |
26/10/2005 14:04 | doubled my original stake and ,as usual with my winners, looking to buy more 'on the dips' | artful dodger | |
26/10/2005 13:55 | I'm guessing there is some T-10 and T-20 money that has been thrown at this. It looks like it is now unravelling. Could be a bit turbulent for a week or so, but I think markycrispy has just made a very smart move. DYOR etc etc | shuisky | |
26/10/2005 13:14 | managed to get only £4K on line at £3.365 - a bloody bargain that! | markycrispy | |
26/10/2005 13:02 | A host of small sells today, dragging the price downwards. I suspect these are weak holders who bought in as a 'punt' after it was bought by someone who writes for Sunday Times. It'll be good to get those guys flushed out. | shuisky | |
14/10/2005 17:11 | Taken from EE Times website today LONDON - GAMBICA, the association for instrumentation, control, automation and laboratory technology, has appointed Dr Graeme Philp, Chief Executive, MTL Instruments Group, as its President for the next two years. Dr Philp takes over from Colin Perry. Dr Philp began his career with Kent Instruments and, after achieving his PhD, worked for ABB in the UK before being appointed Group Technical and Marketing Director of MTL in 1991. He was made Chief Executive in 1995. He now heads an international business which is a leader in the field of intrinsic safety explosion protection devices, fieldbus technology and surge protection. MTL is also committed to positioning itself as a supplier of hardware components for Open Control Systems in the process control industry. GAMBICA has a membership of over 200 companies and covers five principal sectors of the industry: industrial automation products and systems; process measurement and control equipment and systems; environmental analysis and monitoring equipment; laboratory technology; and test and measurement equipment for electrical and electronic industries. | ramellous | |
05/10/2005 06:37 | 5 October 2005 The MTL Instruments Group plc Interim Results for the Six Months Ended 30 June 2005 MTL Instruments Group is recognised as a world leader in the development and supply of Intrinsic Safety, Process Control and Surge Protection products aimed at the process control and telecommunications industries. Many of the world's safety-critical processes are monitored, controlled or protected by MTL products and the Group is distinguished by its global network of sales and support centres and by its acknowledged position as a thought leader in this high technology marketplace. MTL has recently developed solutions which enable process control systems to be devolved from the control room onto the process plant itself giving benefits of improved control integrity and cost savings. This has involved the combination of the Group's four core technologies - Intrinsic Safety, Surge Protection, Visualisation and Open Control Platforms. Performance Summary Six months Six months Change ended 30 June ended 30 June 2005 2004 Orders £36.1m £31.9m +13% Sales £33.6m £30.6m +10% Profit before tax* £3.2m £2.4m +33% Basic EPS 11.6p 8.9p +30% Dividend per share 2.7p 2.6p +4% * The net effect of adopting IFRS was to increase profit before tax, for the six months to June 2005, by £0.5m (2004: £0.4m) Highlights Hazardous Area - continued order strength Surge Technologies - continued growth driven by the wireless business MOST - strong growth driven by MATRIX/IO product offerings Successful acquisition of GeCma to broaden product offering and improve presence in German market Malcolm Coster, Chairman of The MTL Instruments Group plc, commented: 'I am very pleased to report that the Group has achieved strong progress in the half year driven by organic growth across all of our activities and initial contribution from GeCma acquired in March 2005. Our forward order book is significantly ahead and the second half performance to date is on track to deliver our full year expectations'. | v11slr | |
04/10/2005 07:54 | "The MTL Instruments Group plc Notification of Interim Results The MTL Instruments Group plc, a world leader in the development and supply of Intrinsic Safety, Process Control and Surge Protection products, will announce its interim results on Wednesday 5 October 2005. An analyst presentation will be held on that day. Please contact Weber Shandwick Square Mile for further details." Onwards and upwards. | ramellous | |
30/3/2005 12:59 | Another positive step this morning after good recent results. Looks good fo 300p soon but could go higher if the stock is picked up by investors as it seems under researched | gopher | |
18/1/2005 23:07 | time to put this one back on the BB just check out the 2 year chart at the top of this thread. beautiful. should push to £3 soon enough | artful dodger | |
22/11/2004 12:45 | Well bought in this morning at 245, and they made the next guy (or lass) pay 255. This stock seems to be very tightly held. GB | greatbear | |
20/11/2004 14:18 | Very quiet board for a stock that as been storming, and as a gas/oil angle.MM's are offering to sell 1000 but will buy 10,000. Says it all. Looking to get in on Monday. Target of £3.00 GB. | greatbear | |
06/11/2004 17:51 | Good to see a director doubling up @ 231p - took rather a long time to declare it though! AD - agree with you that a break through 230p could well presage a quick run to the £3 level; though would like to see such a break accompanied by volume. Though volume is not exactly a regular visitor for MTI. | skyship | |
12/10/2004 14:24 | Lets hope UR right AD | ianmacg | |
11/10/2004 13:48 | watch the chart -this is going to pop over 230p soon and it will move quickly | artful dodger | |
11/10/2004 02:24 | ... sorry wrong place. | tulk | |
15/9/2004 21:32 | if we can break 230p this should moveup sharply | artful dodger | |
15/9/2004 21:28 | re tipped agian in theShareweekly is this postive | tanky |
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