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PLM Plasmon

0.33
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Plasmon LSE:PLM London Ordinary Share GB0006906381 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.33 0.00 00:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
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Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 0.33 GBX

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Posted at 25/6/2020 23:11 by spinvest
Thread Title needs no introduction; "PLM means Police Lives Matter,

I'm looking forward to seeing all the snowflakes, millenials, Liberal Elite, Civil Rights Campaigners, Kier Starmer (why is he a knight?) Jeremy Corbyn, Russell Brand and their ilk parading through the centre of london with placards proclaiming that Police Lives Matter.
Posted at 29/9/2008 08:21 by cyberpost
comiserations..


Statement re Suspension (Plasmon)


RNS Number : 5260E
Plasmon PLC
29 September 2008


Plasmon Plc
Update

On 5 September 2008, Plasmon announced that it had continued its marketing exercise with a view to securing additional debt or equity capital and that it had not received commitments from potential investors that the Directors considered immediately necessary to fund the business and its ongoing working capital requirements.

The Company also confirmed that it had received an approach from a US-based technology private equity firm at an investment value of some $25 million and at a net price payable to shareholders of not more than 0.25 pence in cash per share, and confirmed that it was in preliminary discussions which may or may not lead to an offer for the entire issued and to be issued share capital of the Company. The
investment value included a significant injection of new funds to enable a major restructuring to be completed. Given the absence of other financing options, and given the Company's financial position, the Board concluded that such a
sale was the best viable option for the Company.

The Company now confirms that these discussions have terminated. In the circumstances, Plasmon has requested, and the FSA has confirmed, an immediate suspension of the listing of the ordinary shares of the Company on the Official List of the FSA.
Posted at 05/9/2008 13:46 by greedfear
Some seem to think that PLM is worth more than 0.25p. recently a buy at 0.45.

Can't believe it!
Shareholders equity 31/3/2008: 23 million GBP
Raised 10 million in april 2008, let's say that's all gone.
Then still 23 million shareholders equity dividend by 221 million shares still some 10p per share.

And the losses that can be carry forward for tax purposes must be in tens of millions that must have worth too.

Recently shares issued at 10p, bookvalue 10p and they're offering 0.25p ????
Posted at 05/9/2008 09:54 by greedfear
Hmmm.. different stories aren't they?


the approach was at a net
price of at least 0.25 pence a share payable in cash

at a net price
payable to shareholders of not more than 0.25
pence in cash per share
Posted at 12/8/2008 10:15 by andrbea
once and if (big if) they get a 2-quarter bridging loan, maybe we can say the bad news has been priced in?

Aug 8:

Plasmon's situation has worsened since it reported reduced losses for its fy08 year. Then Plasmon expected to achieve a positive cash flow in the second half of the 2009 financial year (ending March 31). Now it sees that the point at which it will achieve a positive cash flow has been pushed back by one to two quarters.

It looks then as if Plasmon needs a two quarter revenue bridge. Having come so far, the investors may feel it prudent to come up with the cash, as Steve Murphy has revitalized and restructured the company and its products significantly. He now has to struggle against adverse economic conditions but will be saying that the company's product and sales strategy is right. Give him time ... and give him cash to tide the company over.

The next two quarters will be critical, desperate even, and this may be the last time that the investors will be willing, if they are willing, to put in more money.

The share price plunged by 56 percent in London, going from 1.63p/share to 1.25p.
Posted at 08/8/2008 07:03 by charmer1_23
Not entirely unexpected given the recent share price decline, oh dear. ;-)
Posted at 16/7/2008 07:19 by chrisdgb
get the feeling that positive momentum in orders will soon be reflected in share price..
Posted at 30/5/2008 12:09 by u813061
Interesting comment on the price to sales ratio. Although the share price is in a terminal decline, because the company keeps issuing more and more shares, none of the per share statistics improve.

"can turn on a sixpence" - interesting. I suppose it can turn on 5p as well.
Posted at 09/5/2008 15:52 by timtom2
DCB, remember those stock picks and see what happens to the ones I still hold. Starting with them:

FTC - made a decent sum in short order on run from < 130p and sold at 176p. Didn't want to hold for the £1.20 cash back as I needed the money for another share. There may be a re-entry possible after the cash back as I suspect it will go to undervalued for a while. The runt of the company left-over will be debt free and profitable. All the liabilities now gone. I'm pleased with that one. Have been in and out in the past (over a few years) and well ahead on it.

MDW - Ahead so far as I was in in the really poor share price days. Watch that stock - especially when they get FDA for the bio-scan for PSA test - they also have a Bladder cancer test and 2 other anti-gen tests (not yet known what they are) in the wings. Seriously watch them. Ran fom 7.5p to 14p in Jan on approach for take-over. Quite sure it will return handsomely. They are undervalued and predators in the wings. They've beefed up the board nicely too. Their revenue growth over the past 2 years has been reasonable but the share price yet to respond.

ITM - jury still out. Was doing well until recently, for a combination of reasons, but still high target share price and well funded. Expect news from Roush and Ford this year on H2. They don't need a big sales figure to hit cashflow breakeven. It's disappointing the market doesn't think what I do on that one - yet - but it's not the end. Peter Hargreaves (Hargreaves-Landsdown) has been adding to his holding. Citi stuck the knife in. Interested to see what the product launches bring and looking to add to holding, probably Monday next week. I'm not sure what the short ratio is but it was hammered after the Citi note. A couple of the Brokers still have high target sp's for ITM.

For PLM - I can't point you to a website for what I have heard but I ask questions. Have recently returned from the US where I asked a few questions of people in the Storage market. I've averaged down over a number of buys and the vibe I got from the folk I spoke too was encouraging enough for me not to be too worried. PLM will offer a very good return or crash and burn. Wait and see.
Posted at 10/3/2007 21:27 by cockneyrebel
Hmmm, maths lessons for the Independent then:

Pay attention at the back Indy, you can use a calculator. Stop picking your nose!

Right, if the stock rose 7.5p, and ended at 38p, what was the starting price? Answer 30.5p. So if the stock was 30.5p to start with and it rose 36%, what should the price be? Answer: 40.5p.

Actually if that's what they printed it's complete balls cos the price was 28p at the close :-)

Looking forward the 'Warp factor Hanover' taking effect here - won't surprise me to see these double in no time with the press following Hanover have attracted and the fact that the PLM share price is 90% off it's high three years ago still.

CR
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