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MHC Myhealthchecked Plc

11.25
1.75 (18.42%)
22 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Myhealthchecked Plc LSE:MHC London Ordinary Share GB00BN7K5L93 ORD 1.5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  1.75 18.42% 11.25 11.00 11.50 11.25 9.50 9.50 457,217 15:50:26
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Surgical,med Instr,apparatus 22.31M 1.52M 0.0292 3.85 5.85M
Myhealthchecked Plc is listed in the Surgical,med Instr,apparatus sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker MHC. The last closing price for Myhealthchecked was 9.50p. Over the last year, Myhealthchecked shares have traded in a share price range of 8.50p to 28.00p.

Myhealthchecked currently has 52,005,932 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Myhealthchecked is £5.85 million. Myhealthchecked has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 3.85.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
17/7/2023
10:50
Lack of interest in buying shares is worrying. Hopefully good results change sentiment
tia01
17/7/2023
10:10
As one of those investors who is currently underwater (as all who have been here any length of time are) I would say;-a). the consolidation was painful but a necessary stepb). given the event of a), a share buy back is not really required as the number of shares is now "manageable"Dividend is the key going forward but clearly it is very early days yet re the new products, they need time to bed in and for word to spread, and the distribution network to grow. For this, the poster boy/girl advertising campaign previously suggested on here would be a REALLY good tool...In the meantime, rather than waste money on buyback, a one off special Divi for this year would be a great way to show us exactly how the BOD is going to help grow value for shareholders and we'll have a better understanding of where we are in a years time ...
control1
16/7/2023
12:23
It’s simple with MHC
One would guess they are selling products throughout Boots and online via their own site.
The fact is they have no debt but probably a less profit growth with less Covid demand However this could be wrong if new products are selling well!.
Fact is investors need a passive income to invest new cash as many have lost a lot buying at higher prices. Banks offering good returns now it’s easy to call for a dividend unless MHC plan a major acquisition. Fuelling and lining directors with free shares won’t go down with ordinary investors and so it’s time Penny rewarded LTHs otherwise new money won’t be parked in MHC. This is clear by the lack of trades as no one interested unless there’s a incentive

tia01
14/7/2023
18:35
Reasons for fall:
* Virtually all small caps being sold down
* General market weakness
* Lack of buyers in speculative stocks
* Cash is now king as can get approaching 5% in some money market funds
BUT (imo) Most importantly no information yet on retail offtake. Unless and until real end user sales available this likely to be regarded as a cash burner. If sales through to not meet or exceed market expectations (what ever they are) this could easily crash (thoughts as to how much it call fall in a rush for exits) ??

pugugly
14/7/2023
17:49
Shocking. Back to 1p pre consolidation.
All the gain from news about new products evaporated. The market don’t care about good or bad results they just want an excuse to take company’s down which is why your safer parking cash in the bank.

tia01
14/7/2023
07:19
Spacedust
Still no news. I was hoping to wake up to a RNS. Maybe next week!

tia01
13/7/2023
08:57
There is no cash drain. The cash in bank has grown and keeps growing
spacedust
12/7/2023
18:31
Keith
What about the cash gain from new products.!
Production cost factored into last results so see positive news shortly. Also expect new contracts

tia01
12/7/2023
10:00
Uh oh a bitcoin cowboy is spamming the board now... :-o
mike2042
11/7/2023
18:59
TIA , there is a probable cash drain so divvi isnt an option, ditto buyback of course .....
keithadaz
09/7/2023
22:35
Spacedust
I agree a Dividend is needed or share buyback would be a good idea. Needs to do something but Penny would say the Share price is not her priority. Actually she’s correct. The stock market will decide based on update.

tia01
09/7/2023
10:18
Doomed are those with no assets. No revenue. No profit. No cash. Just placings after plac8ngs to raise cash to survive.

Mhc must pay a dividend. Only way to reward long term holders as share price will not rise or give us any returns

spacedust
07/7/2023
07:36
Welshblade
5 rapid tests sold already
6 thyroid hormone tests
The shops ain’t even open for footfall.
Doomed!
I wonder what B2B2C will bring us.
How did you work out doomed!
It’s a bold call but break down your fundamentals for that analysis as mine is indicating boomed😂

tia01
06/7/2023
22:18
I wouldn’t say doomed with 7.6m in the bank, more revenue streams. Ongoing Covid product revenue,
No debts.
You say doomed!.
I guess the FTSE is toast then

tia01
06/7/2023
20:14
I go on Boots website and look how mhc products are doing. Most say "20 have looked at this" very few say "x bought in last 24 hours". Without an advertising campaign they are doomed.
welshblade1
06/7/2023
11:33
I think short selling would've been brilliant on almost every brilliant aim companies.
spacedust
06/7/2023
07:38
Spacedust
Still no news but surely not long before we get update

tia01
05/7/2023
17:41
Spacedust
I think your prediction is a bold call love the optimism. I think we will see a slowdown in revenue as me move away from Covid product dependency.
I do expect good news on B2B and hopefully a good update from that part of the business. Also a good update on the new products.
Whatever happens I’m disappointed in the recent drop and unfortunately will have to sit tight longer.
The whole market is depressing but I still believe MHC is in a position of strength with cash reserves and growing revenue. Let’s see what happens.
Is any one brave enough to top up!!!!

tia01
05/7/2023
08:04
This news will be just as good or even better news. More revenue more profit more cash in bank more products etc.

You know the rest

spacedust
03/7/2023
07:34
No news today but July has arrived and update due.
Last year was around 20th July but hopefully this one’s earlier.
Good luck all and also hoping for news on new contracts in the run up.

tia01
30/6/2023
07:18
My view is MHC need to provide us with a goid update in July as previously stated. Think the sell off has been brutal given the financial position and continued success in new products launched. Just imagine if we had debts in this environment!. The fact is we are debt free in a great position.
I think that the B2B2C could prove crucial and think Doctors could end up referring patients to Boots stores that have onsite testing for many things based on the RNS related to Wales. I certainly think MHC have delivered on many fronts and on ROCE metrics we are significantly undervalued.
That said it’s all about the update due and whether they plan to expand to other retailers etc. I would hope for a positive surprise on current sales in Boots but I also know long term shareholders must be feeling shafted. Consolidation was meant to stop volatility but looks to have enhanced it. One would ask where’s the Directors support in share buying or company buybacks with excess cash flow. With 7.6m in the Bank I guess they must be getting a decent interest rate to cover wages alone. Let’s hope a positive update and surprise lands soon

tia01
29/6/2023
10:07
Looks like a possible kick in the you know where for MHC from the NHS -
"A DIY health check for the middle-aged to carry out in their own home is set to be rolled out from next spring. Some 15million adults aged from 40 to 74 across England will be eligible for the NHS's new digital MoT. Patients will be invited to complete a health assessment on their phone or laptop, providing answers to questions about their weight, height, diet, alcohol intake and exercise. A blood testing kit to check cholesterol levels will be sent to them and they will be asked to get a blood pressure reading at a pharmacy."



Or could be interpreted as a reminder for the pharmacy that there are other paid for checks available from MHC and the pharmacist to sell then one or more MHC kits. Therefore very good for MHC.

Views?

pugugly
29/6/2023
06:51
Debt free and the markets still gave MHC a nearly 50% haircut from recent highs.
The Aim companies are truly dangerous in this environment. The moment you sell at a huge loss they rocket on no news. Good news like Boots deal and you get a 50% haircut.
The mind boggles

tia01
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