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Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Plant Health Care Plc	LSE:PHC	London	Ordinary Share	GB00B01JC540	ORD 1P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	0.00	0.0%	9.475	449	08:00:20

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
9.05		9.90

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Pesticides, Agric Chems, Nec	8.43	-6.30	-2.10	-	29.08

Last Trade Time	Trade Type	Trade Size	Trade Price	Currency
11:27:46	O	101	9.0606	GBX

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Plant Health Care (PHC) Latest News

Plant Health Care News

Date	Time	Source	Headline
30/5/2023	07:00	UKREG	Plant Health Care PLC Holding(s) in Company
24/5/2023	13:12	UKREG	Plant Health Care PLC Holding(s) in Company
19/5/2023	17:55	UKREG	Plant Health Care PLC Publication of Annual Report and Notice of AGM
18/5/2023	12:11	ALNC	Plant Health Care shares rise on decision to remain listed on AIM
18/5/2023	07:00	UKREG	Plant Health Care PLC Result of Consultation
09/5/2023	14:39	ALNC	TRADING UPDATES: Cohort hails subsidiary's deal; Treatt profit down
09/5/2023	07:00	UKREG	Plant Health Care PLC PHC68949 granted first stage of approval in Brazil
02/5/2023	10:49	ALNC	Plant Health Care on track for long-term targets despite widening loss
02/5/2023	07:10	UKREG	Plant Health Care PLC Results for the year ended 31 December 2022
12/4/2023	14:33	UKREG	Plant Health Care PLC Notice of Results

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Plant Health Care Forums and Chat

Date	Time	Title	Posts
24/5/2023	14:50	Plant Health Care; Using novel biological products in global markets	731
16/7/2018	09:03	PHC - 24p - MASSIVE BOWL ON CHART TO 120p	101
10/8/2016	11:25	Throw away the artificial Fertilizer with Plant Health Care	408
15/3/2011	17:27	Plant Health Care	20

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Plant Health Care (PHC) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time	Trade Price	Trade Size	Trade Value	Trade Type
10:27:46	9.06	101	9.15	O
08:58:17	9.05	18	1.63	O
07:00:21	9.05	330	29.87	O
2023-06-01 14:17:59	9.84	101	9.94	O
2023-06-01 14:03:57	9.05	8	0.72	O

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Posted at 09/5/2023 12:08 by callumross Comment: Whilst the Brazilian authorities do not commit to a specific timeline for granting regulatory licenses, Plant Health Care notes that it anticipates regulatory licenses will be granted within the next 1-2 years. We see this as conservative as looking back at the previous approval of PHC249 (Saori), the Brazilian authorities were relatively quick with their assessment and approvals, recognising the considerably lower risk profile of PREtec, enabling a federal registration for PHC279 in 10 months (March 2020 submission and January 2021 approval). With PHC249 and PHC949 coming from the same family of compounds (peptides), and with this prior track record, we would expect approval is received this year. This would enable a product launch in 2024 which would be in line with our forecasts. We look forward to the final registration/approval in due course this year and in the meantime, we maintain our Buy recommendation and 37p price target. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 02/5/2023 09:06 by pretax2 Not sure I completely understand the wobble here. “The board is mindful of the impact to existing shareholders of any potential future equity raise at current share price levels” Says the non-exec chairman, a man who holds more that 1% of the company’s shares, many in an ISA. Seems clear to me they’re trying to improve the status of the company whilst protecting shareholders. ‘If’ a reverse takeover occurs, this would by a quick and less expensive way to list on an exchange. It also increases liquidity (currently lacking for PHC) and increases the share price Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 02/5/2023 08:42 by sidam If Cenkos are correct, the fall in the share price appears ridiculous. They have reduced 2024 revenues by about 10% and projected a small profit. For 2025 the look for a PER of less than 3 at the current price and have a target of 37p. So, assuming Cenkos are correct and the share price is 9p, the shares will be profitable in the then current year and stand at next year’s PER of 3 when it is projected to still be growing at 30% for the next few years. I think their target is too low, but this could be a superb buying opportunity. The only problem appears to be the “consultation”. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 26/4/2023 12:33 by pretax2 If you don’t mind me giving my own 2.5p worth. Both CR and JT have indicated that the share price should be higher. I asked CR why it was stagnating and he suggested that the company seemed to be viewed as a “show me” company. In other words show me that it works, show me that it sells, show me that you’re profitable. Up until last year I might have thought the same but things have fundamentally changed. PHC now has a suite of products; the products work brilliantly; revenue is growing towards profitability. But the big thing for me is climate change, energy change (biofuels), and a biblical food crisis. PHC have an answer for this - so the timing is right too. I guess all great companies start small and investors end up regretting they didn’t buy the shares way back “then” when the share price was peanuts. Well for PHC, this is the ‘peanuts’; time when you should be buying. In my view, there is enormous upside to come with just 309m shares in issue, but no idea what’s going to shake Mr Market out of his manic-depression. Here’s a few possibilities though (just for fun). 1.Profitability (especially if earlier than expected). 2. Takeover talk. PHC has destribution deals with a number of monster companies. There are also some interesting connections with Syngenta. 3/ Premise: The need for consolidation in the sector is well known and it’s starting to happen. Second, PHC is an American company keen to engage American investors. If you’ll forgive my fight of fancy, how about a reverse takeover of an American ag-tech company? If that happened hold onto your eyebrows, PHC shares would supernova. 4/ No reason at all. Many companies breakout from their doldrums for no apparent reason. There’s just a move to a more realistic value that gets bought into by traders. 5/ Press article. To me PHC has a really exciting story. The right article in the right journal at the right time and bingo. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 26/4/2023 11:09 by oapknob1 Not well informed Callum. I continue to hold because the customer base is difficult to convert from current practice. The positive results from test fields and now Farmers in Brazil increasing yields/return per hectare and going to be the main influences to persuade other farmers of the benefits.An update on customer retention as well as growth would be a good indicator.An update on EU and US progress.You only have to look at the partners to see that when product sales do take off PHC will have significant market penetration through their partners.PepsiAgro are also viewing the testing in Mexico. A deal with them would be huge for PHC, if one were ever materialise. The Farming network they have and PHC fitting their greener production principles seems a good match IMO. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 26/4/2023 10:38 by callumross Results next Tuesday, the main aspects of which have already been flagged up in the trading statement. Despite growth of turnover, product launches, reducing EBITDA loss and EBITDA positive forecast for next year, this share has treaded water for years. You seem to be well informed about PHC, OAP. Can you suggest what the drivers will be for long term appreciation in the share price since nothing seems to have driven it higher for the years I have held? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 24/4/2023 22:41 by oapknob1 Results for farmers using H2COPLA in Brazil have increased productivity per Hectare and boosted crop yields.Also coming to BrazilCombatting nematoids in a sustainable wayAccording to the article by Érica Polo from @valoreconomico , losses caused by nematoids in different crops in Brazil result in an annual loss of R$ 65 billion, calculated in 2021. This alarming number has prompted an increase in nematicide use.In the past eight years, there has been a 10-fold increase in nematicide sales in Brazil. However, more and more biological defenses have stood out in the market.Since 2014/2015, chemical solutions accounted for 94% of the market. In the 21/22 crop, they reduced to 25%, leaving 75% of this market with organic. https://lnkd.in/dimXjTzU )Aware of the importance of this plague on the national market, Plant Health Care is bringing to the market its newest technology - the PHC68949 WP, a peptide from the T-REX platform aimed at the management of the nematoid of soybeans.When applied to seed treatment, the PHC68949 WP activates the soy defense system and allows for the reduction of eggs and adults in both root and soil tissues, resulting in significant increase in productivity.The PHC68949 WP is also being tested in different crops to face this important challenge which is the control of nematoids in agriculture, in a way that is sustainable to man and the environment.It's @plant_phcbrasil #breakingproductivitybarriers#agro #agronegócio #phc #PREtec #soja #bioinsumos #sustentabilidade Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 18/1/2023 08:59 by pretax2 CR has said that they won’t accept a lowball offer. At the AGM there was mention of PHC being worth 20p and I’ve been interested to watch the share price make for the 10p range like a homing missile. I’m waiting for the RNS saying Syngenta are buying and the share price will supernova at that point. Hopefully beyond double. Sometimes I wonder if it’s all been worked out in advance; or maybe just my imagination!!! Still, I’d prefer PHC to continue alone, given time this company could be great. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 22/7/2022 09:38 by blackswann Hi, there were x2 lots of options granted at a 1p strike rateThe first batch of which there are just over 3m left.70% of these can be take if the share price AVERAGE over a 30 day period is 15p. The remaining 30% can be taken if the average share price over a 30 say period is 27p.The second batch of which there are just under 5m left.70% of these can be taken if the share price average over 30 days is 22p with the remaining available if share price average over 30 days hits 33p.Both batches expire in 2027.Options is one thing but proper skin in the game is the other. I like these a lot but the lack of director own money in is a bit of a ,let's say Amber flag. Not a red flag.A decent buy from a director at this level would complete the investment case for me and I would go all in. At present I think I'll scale in slowly just incase Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 19/1/2022 17:51 by cerrito Arden’s note on Research Tree a good summary pf the WE IMC meeting. It was good to hear that 279 will have a shelf life of 5 years; interested in the WE comment that these days a new product launch needs greater investment in time and effort than before and also that if a new product has not caught on after three years it never will. Good that Arden’s forecast has $4m of cash at the end of 22 with no equity raises forecast for 22. The PHC share price is suffering the same fate as my pre profit clean tech stocks such as CWR and ITM. Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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