Pipehawk Share Discussion Threads

[top_banana1] 04/8/2016 13:57

Just like in IRR

people sold in 50% rise, it tanked then the shrewd players mop the shares from sub 6p.

[top_banana1] 04/8/2016 13:56

Oh la la who bought sub 4.5p in mms shake :)

Hands up people.

[big bull billy] 04/8/2016 13:41

time to roll me thinks.

[big bull billy] 04/8/2016 13:09

It's a beautiful day

drip drip drip

[glennborthwick] 04/8/2016 13:00

More good news.

[glitter2] 19/5/2016 20:20

Orders is one thing. What is the profit margin? Those debts to Gordon will take a lot of financing. No further investment from me. Academic interest only. Good luck to you Glenborthwick.

[glennborthwick] 19/5/2016 11:50

Market cap still only 1.5 million against orders this month alone of about half that. Share price would be a lot higher if we hadn't had the false dawns before. Might buy another 50000 to see if this is the time they have finally got something moving. It feels like it.

[glennborthwick] 19/5/2016 11:43

hardwork bearing fruit at last. pun intended

[colin12345678] 19/5/2016 10:49

19/05/2016 9:34am
UK Regulatory (RNS & others)


TIDMPIP

19 May 2016

PipeHawk plc

("PipeHawk" or the "Company")

QM Systems contract win with Primafruit Ltd

QM Systems, a wholly-owned subsidiary of PipeHawk, is pleased to announce the
establishment of a new partnership with Primafruit Ltd, part of Fresca Group
Limited, to deliver a high technology handling system for installation into
Primafruit's Evesham facility. The project has a value of circa GBP400,000 and
starts with immediate effect. The system is due for delivery in September 2016.

Gordon Watt, chairman of PipeHawk PLC commented, "This is fantastic news and
further cements QM's position as market leaders in delivering true turnkey
solutions in automated handling. We are really excited to welcome Primafruit on
board as a partner in providing systems that can ensure Primafruit is provided
with the most efficient and leading edge solutions in product handling."

Enquiries:

[glennborthwick] 11/5/2016 11:40

Market cap is still only 1.5 millionish so a real small company still.

[glennborthwick] 11/5/2016 10:51

very true, its still probably gamblers money but could double or treble if they do actually finally make some profit.

[glitter2] 11/5/2016 07:57

But isn't this a rerun of the past 5 maybe 10 years? A bit of good news, so things might improve, only to be disappointed when we hear about yet another set-back at results time.

[glennborthwick] 11/5/2016 07:15

Sounds good Share price could use it

[pugugly] 06/4/2016 14:55

I think you will find that it is a regulatory requirement
" The Company announces in accordance with Rule 17 and Schedule Two (g) sub-paragraph (v) of the AIM Rules for Companies, that it has been notified of the following information by Gordon Watt, Chairman of PipeHawk:

Mr Watt is currently a director of Wheatley Metal Fabrications Limited ("Wheatley Metal"), which was placed into a creditors' voluntary liquidation on 26 February 2016. A statement of affairs of the company as at that date estimated a deficiency to creditors of GBP531,000, including GBP230,000 due to the sole director of the company. "

The wording is odd in that it relates to"a director" rather than "the sole director"

Message received is that he may be a nice bloke but he has trouble in driving up both the top and bottom lines.

Anyway - if ADVFN market cap is correct is is really too small to be listed and should be taken private asap as a part of overhead reduction.

Thoughts/knowledge ?

I am not close enough to the products or the recent history of the company [PIP]to come to a decision as to whether this is due to his not being tough enough or the products not being sufficiently "MUST HAVE" or not being sold correctly.

Agree with goodbloke1 and gunmartin re debt - "Bargepole" comes to mind.

[glitter2] 30/3/2016 07:19

Sooooo..... what does today's announcement signify? It is bad news, that is for sure. Does it mean that only Gordon's reputation takes a knock or is he, as I suspect, the type of person who will want to pay off his debts and one way of doing this is to pull out some of his money loaned to PIP. Does anyone know his personal finance situation? Is it normal to make an announcement such as this when the CEO has financial liabilities elsewhere or is it because he is already trying to raise money through PIP.

[glennborthwick] 23/3/2016 19:47

Yep. With there ever be a jam season.

[gnnmartin] 23/3/2016 17:54

Yes, disappointing.

[glitter2] 23/3/2016 07:26

Yes, results are here. Same story as always; in the soup today with promise of jam tomorrow.

[glitter2] 20/3/2016 19:45

Half-year results to Dec 31st 2015 due this week?

[glennborthwick] 11/3/2016 16:25

new adviser - Allenby who I quite liked from RTC days

[blueball] 02/2/2016 08:26

Top riser this morning.

[glennborthwick] 02/2/2016 07:05

Now we are getting somewhere.

[pinkcopernicus] 29/12/2015 21:49

too much debt=> cash needed soon.
avoid.

[mr hangman] 22/12/2015 16:19

Better off buying a Chocolate fire guard