Primorus Investments Share Price (PRIM)

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Primorus Investments Plc LSE:PRIM London Ordinary Share GB00BKTCLJ25 ORD 0.2P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.10 2.5% 4.10 688,606 08:05:41
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
4.00 4.20 4.10 4.00 4.00
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Media 0.02 -0.40 -0.29 6
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
12:15:11 O 38,503 4.004 GBX
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Primorus Investments (PRIM) Latest News

Primorus Investments News

Date Time Source Headline
18/9/202013:29UKREGPrimorus Investments PLC Holding(s) in Company
17/9/202016:27UKREGPrimorus Investments PLC Notice of AGM
09/9/202014:22UKREGPrimorus Investments PLC Holding(s) in Company
09/9/202013:17ALNCIN BRIEF: Primorus Shareholder Seeks Ouster Of Entire Board
09/9/202007:54ALNCFAlliance News Flash Headline
09/9/202007:00UKREGPrimorus Investments PLC Requisition of General Meeting
08/9/202007:00UKREGPrimorus Investments PLC Holding(s) in Company
01/9/202007:00UKREGPrimorus Investments PLC Holding(s) in Company
27/8/202015:01ALNCUK TRADING UPDATE SUMMARY: BATM Gets First Tier One NFVTime Customer
27/8/202009:40UKREGPrimorus Investments PLC WeShop Update
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Primorus Investments (PRIM) Discussions and Chat

Primorus Investments Forums and Chat

Date Time Title Posts
21/9/202010:54Primorous investments PLC1,629
15/9/202011:53If you missed the boat in GGP then buy PRIM who have 37m shares at 1.7p29
25/2/202012:06THE NEXT MULTI MILLION IPO's ENGAGE TECH. AND FRESHO49
08/3/201921:16PROFILE OF A SHILL BOY ON LSE..jerry-spaniel..name and shame!3
30/7/201716:55Are these the sort of posts we want?2

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11:08:404.0047,1791,889.05O
10:49:194.1635,6971,485.00O
08:25:564.1723,621985.00O
08:14:574.0050,0002,002.00O
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Primorus Investments (PRIM) Top Chat Posts

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21/9/2020
09:20		Primorus Investments Daily Update: Primorus Investments Plc is listed in the Media sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker PRIM. The last closing price for Primorus Investments was 4p.
Primorus Investments Plc has a 4 week average price of 2.80p and a 12 week average price of 2.80p.
The 1 year high share price is 4.80p while the 1 year low share price is currently 0.13p.
There are currently 139,830,968 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 2,728,175 shares. The market capitalisation of Primorus Investments Plc is £5,733,069.69.
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21/9/2020
06:20		appolo1: Didn’t Truspine not long ago IPO and was going to transform prim share price ...
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11/9/2020
12:23		techtrader5: With the amount of cash they have, a good divi could be the answer to the depressed share price and could be Labrum’s intention you think?
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11/9/2020
09:50		big7ime: Their GGP holding soars, worth now more than £5m nearly the market cap of the co. The share price lags but catches up so buying prim now appears to be a no brainer Even if Ggp settles back to say 17, PRIM hold 26m GGP which at £0.17 = £4.42m They sold 10m GGP for £1m few mths back, that cash they hold ready for new opportunity . Plus the other investments, some look exciting in their own right add up to about £3.5 to 4m book cost The only negative is Director remuneration which looks like it will be sorted out, or the investments sold and the co wound up and returned to shareholders. Possible 100% return here if the latter occurs
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10/9/2020
16:24		timbo: Hi Bscuit - I was going by the guidance at: hxxps://www.iod.com/news/navigating-brexit-for-business/articles/how-to-become-a-non-executive-director It mentions among the things that could compromomise a NED is having share options or representing a significant shareholder but doesn't seem to mention that they shouldn't have shares. I understand the options part as that doesn't involve the NED staking their own money until they exercise them and then it's a slam dunk winner that they are getting more back than they paid - so it could almost be a bribe (turn a blind eye and there's a million options for you...). It also makes sense that if you represented a significant shareholder they might expect you to act in any way that keeps the share price buoyant! Our NEDs have loads of options! For the record I am also minded the same way about our current BoD. I didn't start out that way yesterday - I initially felt that the nuclear option was a step too far - but during the course of the day I've come to the conclusion that I could be in the same position in 3 years time wondering why we are still a £4M company and paying high salaries so I think change is needed and at least the awkward squad have put their hand in their pockets and bought loads of PRIM shares...many more than the BoD... All the best folks!
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26/8/2020
15:07		qs99: looks like share premium to be eliminated IMO to give it the distributable reserves etc for share buyback? DYOR Looking to exit some investments H2 should help bolster share price IMO....DYOR
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19/8/2020
18:10		appolo1: Big day tomorrow,fingers crossed,dont understand why Prim price still not showing potential and alot of big sells.
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01/6/2020
12:21		rental: I’m really disappointed with today’s share price, today’s GGP rise is priced in But fridays massive ggp rise is not priced in as it rose at 4.35pm on the crossing Also we were already down from normal price So please let me remind everyone Prim was at 3.5p a free weeks ago when GGP touched 8p So we should now be at 30 percent higher than 3.5p today Totally don’t understand it and they can’t hold this down tommorow I would Almost our everything on it that if ggp holds today’s price I am certain we will be over 4p tomorrow. Enjoy the sunshine chaps and ride this one I am No interest in selling any until north side of 6p
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17/2/2020
17:06		thatsmart1: Primorus Investments hail Greatland Last week, Primorus Investments (LON:PRIM) praised Greatland Gold as one of their drivers of success in their final quarter of 2019. Primorus told the market that they had invested £625,000 into Greatland Gold, and this initial investment has now trebled to be valued at £1.9 million following a string of success for the gold miner. The potential profit from its investment in Greatland stands at £1.3 million, and Primorus tips the investee’s share price to rise even further. The appraisal certainly would have won shareholder confidence, and this would have given Greatland more confidence to deliver consistent results across 2020. hxxps://ukinvestormagazine.co.uk/can-greatland-gold-continue-its-surge/
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16/5/2019
10:26		skyship: Have posted this observation elsewhere: ====================================== Ploughing my never-ending furrow in search of VALUE. I recently stumbled across Primorus Investments (PRIM). Upon seeing the share price of 0.10p-0.11p I would normally swiftly pass on – the share price is a nonsense and a very clear case for consolidation, a matter upon which I have contacted the CEO. Anyway, on this occasion I decided to read on and was quite pleased to have done so. I have an oft-stated fondness of Private Equity; and in this regard PRIM does partially tick a box. PRIM is an investment company taking stakes in pre-IPO private companies. I read further as it swiftly became apparent that the CEO Alastair Clayton has an interesting CV and clearly has both stock-picking talents and reasonably deep-pocketed investor friends. He also has skin in the game. Since taking control in Nov’15 of what was then known as Stellar Resources, a resources investment shell valued at c£1.25m; Clayton and his Chairman partner Jeremy Taylor-Firth (ex Singer & Friedlander) have issued a total of 1.534bn new shares raising £3.25m at an average price of 0.212p. Both legacy and new assets have risen in value, but the shares have drifted down to exactly 50% of that average subscription price. One marked success is the sale of the private oil drilling operator Horse Hill Developments Limited which held a 65% interest in two onshore UK petroleum exploration licences near Gatwick Airport. This they sold to the listed UKOG in a cash & shares deal, subsequently selling on their UKOG stock to bank an overall £1m profit. Elsewhere, each statutory report and each Update has revealed very thorough information on their portfolio of investments, primarily across tech and resource. Their website too provides all necessary research material: https://www.primorusinvestments.com/ Two other recent RNSs revealed new private investors taking a view: # 4th Apr’19: Stephen Labrum* bought 112.5m (4%) # 8th Apr’19: Steve Ball bought 94m (3.4%) *Stephen Labrum looks to be the Financial Services Transfer Pricing partner @ KPMG – whatever that means!? In the most recent Qtly update on 8th Feb’19, the CEO stated: “I should mention that over the Quarter I have had a lot of interaction with both existing and potential Primorus shareholders. Throughout these discussions, which were predominantly positive, two themes seemed to recur that I would like to briefly address. The first one is regarding the possibility of, at the appropriate time, using excess funds to potentially buy back some of our outstanding issued capital. Given our share price relative to the Board's view of value this argument clearly has merit. We are having a look at the ability and mechanisms to determine if this is feasible. If the results of this are positive it will certainly be one tool available to the Company to invest in itself should the value proposition of its portfolio be as compelling as we believe it is today. Secondly a number of shareholders expressed the desire to see a corporate marketing presence on social media and other such platforms. Whilst I acknowledge this may be useful, we also see significant challenges in ensuring a presence on social media doesn't infringe upon our AIM and directors' duties, not to mention MiFID and MAR requirements. Thus, we will continue to scope a presence that is both appropriate and responsible and report back to shareholders with our solution.” To my mind the best way to improve the share price is to be patient - be successful and the discount will close. Also a good idea to promise distribution of a %age of sale profits, or an annual dividend of, say, 3% of annual NAV. I will be communicating these increasingly common Private Equity strategies to Clayton. I won’t go into any further detail at this stage, suffice to say that at 0.105p versus an NAV of 0.215p and with no debt, the share price is clearly value should the future newsflow reflect the Board’s optimism. An interesting microcap, worthy of investigation due to the 50% NAV discount.
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29/4/2019
10:52		corrientes: Absolutely Meaningless unless related to effect on PRIM share price.
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