Physiomics Share Price (PYC)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Physiomics Plc	LSE:PYC	London	Ordinary Share	GB00BDR6W943	ORD 0.4P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+0.00p	+0.00%	3.65p	25,000	07:49:12

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
3.50p		3.80p	3.65p	3.65p	3.65p

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Health Care Equipment & Services	0.43	-0.26	-0.31		2.6

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
14/5/2019	15:01	ALNC	Physiomics Completes Innovate UK Prostate Cancer Grant Project
14/5/2019	07:56	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
14/5/2019	07:00	UKREG	Physiomics PLC Innovate UK Award Project
03/5/2019	12:00	RNSNON	Physiomics PLC Physiomics participates at NIHR event
30/4/2019	14:00	RNSNON	Physiomics PLC Conference attendance and presentation
27/3/2019	13:00	UKREG	Physiomics PLC Issue of Options
26/3/2019	13:00	UKREG	Physiomics PLC AIM Rule 26 Website Change
20/3/2019	10:32	ALNC	Physiomics To Meet With Potential Future Clients At AACR Conference
20/3/2019	07:02	RNSNON	Physiomics PLC Conference Attendance and Presentation
21/2/2019	13:15	ALNC	Physiomics Expects Strong Second Half As Loss Narrows, Revenue Rises

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24/5/2019	16:16	Physiomics - Cancer Treatment tech firm working with Merck + Oxford Uni	4,374
20/11/2018	14:33	Physiomics with Charts & News	13,709
31/1/2018	08:34	PHYSIOMICS plc Virtual Tumor platform	4,933
01/12/2017	19:18	RGP NEXT MULTI BAGGER TODAY 50p	4
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26/5/2019 09:20	Physiomics Daily Update: Physiomics Plc is listed in the Health Care Equipment & Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker PYC. The last closing price for Physiomics was 3.65p. Physiomics Plc has a 4 week average price of 3.05p and a 12 week average price of 2.95p. The 1 year high share price is 5.53p while the 1 year low share price is currently 2.95p. There are currently 71,910,394 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 223,120 shares. The market capitalisation of Physiomics Plc is £2,624,729.38. Read Full Thread Reply
24/5/2019 16:16	davevt: Myamay, you just proved the point. All of his other shares options are at lower price points, and silly high ones. you sell off the highest ones first, otherwise if the share price is below the option price, you can't sell them at all. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
01/5/2019 14:16	herb clark: Are they not obliged to let shareholders know who the undisclosed companies are? This may have a material effect on the share price? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
13/12/2018 10:50	badger60: Institutional OwnershipInstitutions account for 77.04% of PYC's outstanding shares, a significant enough holding to move stock prices if they start buying and selling in large quantities, especially when there are relatively small amounts of shares available on the market to trade. Although PYC has a high institutional ownership, such stock moves, in the short-term, are more commonly linked to a particular type of active institutional investors hedge funds. In the case of PYC, investors need not worry about such volatility considering active hedge funds don't have a significant stake. However, we should dig deeper into PYC's ownership structure and find out how other key ownership classes can affect its investment profile.Insider OwnershipInsiders form a group of important ownership types as they manage the company's operations and decide the best use of capital. Insider ownership has been linked to better alignment between management and shareholders. Although individuals in PYC hold only a 1.98% stake, it's a good sign for shareholders as the company's executives and directors have their incentives directly linked to the company's performance. In addition to this, it may be interesting to look at insider buying and selling activities. Keep in mind that buying may be sign of upbeat future expectations, but selling doesn't necessarily mean the opposite as the insiders might just be doing it out of their personal financial needs.General Public OwnershipThe general public holds a substantial 20.92% stake in PYC, making it a highly popular stock among retail investors. This level of ownership gives retail investors the power to sway key policy decisions such as board composition, executive compensation, and potential acquisitions. This is a positive sign for an investor who wants to be involved in key decision-making of the company.Private Company OwnershipAnother group of owners that a potential investor in PYC should consider are private companies, with a stake of 0.028%. While they invest more often due to strategic interests, an investment can also be driven by capital gains through share price appreciation. However, an ownership of this size may be relatively insignificant, meaning that these shareholders may not have the potential to influence PYC's business strategy. Thus, investors not need worry too much about the consequences of these holdings. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
21/11/2018 19:21	the stigologist: The recent listings of Sensyne (SENS) (formerly known as Drayson Health) and Renalytix (RENX) have focused attention of UK investors on the new AI MedTech sector. Companies such as this in the AI/Machine Learning MedTech space "use anonymised data from the NHS to diagnose patterns in cancer and other diseases ...then pass on findings to drug companies so they can develop treatments faster and more cost-effectively than in the past." The rich valuations enjoyed by SENS and RENX have caused investors to look for other companies in the sector which may be 'hidden gems'. One such is Physiomics (PYC). Whilst Sensyne and Renalytix are valued at £240m and £70m despite have zero in revenues Physiomics is valued at only £3m AND has revenues of c. £0.5m However when considering how to value Physiomics it's important to realise there are two major strands to it's business. One strand is its 'legacy' Modelling and Simulation business which last year signed a E0.5m deal with Merck KgGA. This part of the business is analagous to the likes of Simulations Plus a $400m Mkt Cap Nasdaq listed comparitor with c.$20m in revenues. Thus one could apply a 'rating' of 10-20x revenues to value Physiomics business in this area. (£0.4m x 10-20x = £4.0-8.0m) The new strand to Physiomics business is it's AI/Personalised Medicine business. In this part of the business Physiomics has won research grant funding from the UK Government's InnovateUK to progress several studies on specific cancers in association with Oxford University academics and Oxford NHS. e.g. Oesophagal Cancer study hTtps://www.investegate.co.uk/physiomics-plc--pyc-/rns/completion-of-innovate-uk-grant-project/201803120700073209H/ Prostate Cancer study hTtps://www.investegate.co.uk/physiomics-plc--pyc-/rns/award-of-new-innovate-uk-grant/201803140700036050H/ This part of Physiomics business is similar to and should be valued with reference to its newly listed comparitors Renalytix (RENX) and Sensyne (SENS). Those valuations would suggest a very wide potential range from £70m to £240m. Putting together the 'sum of the parts' we can conclude that a case can be made for valuing Physiomics currently as 'worth' somewhere within a range of £74-248m. In terms of share price with 72m shares in issue this would imply a potential valuation range of c.100-350p Clearly at a mere 5p the market has a lot of catching up to do in valuing Physiomics correctly. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
20/11/2018 12:09	badger60: Yep .... relatively modest value contracts going forward will add multiples to the share price. On a p/e of 10.....3mio revenues gives a X10 multiple of today's share price Read Full Thread Follow Reply
07/9/2018 00:30	davevt: No you're missing my point. Think of the mid point as a flag on a rope constantly being pulled back and forth. The price you see on a site isn't live, it's lagged and delayed. The mid point price is constantly moving. So when you see a buy or sell reported, it's delayed, and it can simply be at the time of reporting the mid point as moved, the buy price is now below the mid point and 'reported as a sell'. It makes no difference what so ever. If the share price was 4 for instance, and then the bid was put up to 4.5 and an ask of 5, and all the trades that day were sells, the share price would go up would it not? Once again, it matters not if it's a buy or a sell, it's a TRADE, at a price. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
10/6/2018 15:31	pwhite73: OBD The current share price does not represent or misrepresent any value. The current share price is where mug punters are buying in order to support the next placing. The value of an AIM company and its share price completely divorced about 5 years ago. When was the last time you heard the term Price Earnings Ratio applied to an AIM stock. It cannot be that PYC was worth 32p per share in December 2017 valuing the company at £19 million and today the placing has valued the same company at just £2.8 million. Where has £16 million of value disappeared to in the space of seven months. You may not know where the share price will be in one years time but I certainly do. It will be back to 1p and this time it will stay there because mug punters are not going to be fooled again (he thinks!!). I have stated before and I'll say so again if it had not been for the November 2017 frenzy I believe PYC would have sought to exit from the AIM. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
27/12/2017 11:08	margic: It's a good thing for the PYC share price that eyes have just come off this. As buyers start to return this can move very very quick before the herd arrive and when the herd arrive we spike. Signal to take profit and re-load as the herd exit with their losses and smaller profits. Hope to see this 10p+ before volumes really pick up. Keep watch as PYC can flash bang wallop! Read Full Thread Follow Reply
18/12/2017 09:06	the stigologist: Todays VAL Valirx news on VAL201 is also great news for PYC. Expect PYC share price to follow VAL up Read Full Thread Follow Reply
17/12/2017 11:28	margic: Great stuff mate and exactly what I was hoping for, you've opened the doors for everyone to take note and find where to search, it's research and posts like that, that can move a stock and why not, there new information to see for investors to start predicting a value and assessing the share price tools to decide if PYC represents value. Centara is a great example, I highly doubt PYC would be taken out for anywhere near that figure based on the past but then again, was it here I read the directors have been ousted? That might change the picture. The bod I remember for years ago were no good to share holders but then again, why would you want long term shareholders when you have a big big play behind closed doors and a shocking share price. Price makes the mouth water now. 11.5p circa £6mil market cap, in a market that can quickly add £50mil valve on anything material that investors can put there eyes on. Even the $32mil take over in 2012 coming out of the burst. More money is spent now and it doesn't take much for a big boy to offer £35-50mil for a small slice, it helps them balance their spending. As I understand it, big pharmacy have a budget quota that must be spent year on year on certain aspects of the business and accumulating businesses, investment partnerships, support and R&D have the highest budgets set in both fiscal cash and time. These budgets. I may be wrong but GSK used to spend like 1bil dollars min a year on failed products before the 80's even. Certainly with now only 57odd mil shares in circulation this is a good time for PYC. I'm sure they can prove the markets cap to £12-15mil and then raising money to boost the line will become comfortable. Unless a take over offer happens out of no where you'd have to expect PYC to place just over 100mil shares, but it's very possible they could secure £10-30mil doing that. Big money for them, not sure they've ever had that at their disposal. As always it will be down to the bod and how soon they want to make their money. Many old money directors have 50-75years for their plays to come good.Is there any key news expected from the faithful? How do you see the BOD moving the company going forward, has anyone meet them or heard them speak? Thanks for the informative stuff stig. I'm only just flirting back in the aim market, I'm a technical trader now with currency's but I do like the aim. It seems now is like 2007-2011 all over again. Rises do seem much bigger. A good start for me has been some of the oldies im familiar with have been squeezed almost to the max and everything is jumping like true penny stocks should.PYC for starters, great news, big share price jump, hype, 57 something mil shares £6mil value, same as always, jumped in with 3mil market cap, can always go £12-15mil outta now where £35-50mil on transformational news, and £100mil + on a well sourced city take over rumour or bid. Bid less likely in normal terms but then again, Takeovers in the Pharma game are normally as good if not better than the tech industry. Disney splashing out £34bil, for essentially parts of a business, imagine what big pharmacy made will pay to wrap a deal up quick. It's not a ramp but I do know if GSK want a business they think a rival will want, they make an offer that won't be matched to conduct a move super quick. If PYC was valued by a proper surveying team at say £65mil (figure I've come up with based off others) , and no one was interested then it's a 20mil offer for part. If other firms are interested it's £80mil+, if a major rival is sniffing, £150-180mil+ plus part retention, if they feel a rival will bid, they'll re-visit alternatives, if they believe PYC to be better than all the rest, then you could be actually looking £500mil + you get a bidding war on that, who knows from there. That's how I see it. Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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