Puricore Share Discussion Threads

[james t kirk] 11/1/2008 08:09

I'm slightly worried about valuation of company at £50m but they seem to be cornering the market..

[wookie77] 11/1/2008 08:08

Yep dont think many will have the chance to buy at this level

[canford cliffs] 11/1/2008 08:07

online can sell 10,000 but only buy 2500

[wookie77] 11/1/2008 08:07

welcome james best investment you will ever make.

[james t kirk] 11/1/2008 08:06

Had to pay 34p to join in..

[wookie77] 11/1/2008 08:06

cant see it will be that easy to hold it back today!

[canford cliffs] 11/1/2008 08:05

and we're off!

[canford cliffs] 11/1/2008 08:05

mms are holding it back at 32p - probably an order to fill

[wookie77] 11/1/2008 07:32

Have we got figures of the other top 5 supermarket?

[wookie77] 11/1/2008 07:28

Currently more than 20 US supermarket chains, including now two of the five
largest, use Sterilox Food Safety Systems.

[wookie77] 11/1/2008 07:21

and we anticipate further orders to
complete its chain-wide implementation throughout North America in 2009."
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[canford cliffs] 11/1/2008 07:20

Dave - good news, but they don't say which retailer - perhaps there are still more contracts in the offing - have a good day all longtermers!

[wookie77] 11/1/2008 07:14

Also, they use the words "another top 5 supermarket" i only thought we were talking to 1? Is there another contract on the way by any chance? This is made my friday!! YOU THERE BOISY, IAN, CAN ET AL?

[wookie77] 11/1/2008 07:12

And thats payable within the year!!!! AND for only supplying half their stores! So do we expect to supply the other half next year for a further $11m!!

[wookie77] 11/1/2008 07:09

There it is people..THE MONEY SHOT!!!!! $11,000,000 contract!!!!

[wookie77] 11/1/2008 07:09

RNS Number:5528L
PuriCore Plc
11 January 2008

PuriCore Receives $11 Million Food Safety Order



Another top-five US supermarket chain to integrate Sterilox Food Safety Systems





MALVERN, PENNSYLVANIA, AND STAFFORD, UK, 11 January 2008 - PuriCore (LSE: PURI),
the life sciences company focused on the control of infectious pathogens using
its novel, safe antimicrobial technology, announces the award of another major
food retail contract. One of the largest food retailers in the US has committed
to install PuriCore's Sterilox Food Safety Systems throughout its store network.



Under the terms of the agreement, the retailer will purchase approximately 750
Sterilox Food Safety Systems, representing half of its stores, in 2008. The
agreement is for capital purchases and therefore PuriCore will recognize revenue
as each Sterilox System is installed with the total 2008 order value worth
approximately $11 million. PuriCore expects to commence installation next month
and complete installation of the Systems in the second half of this year.



Currently more than 20 US supermarket chains, including now two of the five
largest, use Sterilox Food Safety Systems. Retailers use the Sterilox Solution
in their crisping, misting, cut fruit, and seafood programs to protect against
cross contamination of infectious pathogens and enhance the freshness of their
perishables.



Greg Bosch, Chief Executive of PuriCore, said:

"We are very pleased that a second top-five US supermarket will implement our
Sterilox Food Safety System. This account's installations establish a strong
foundation for significant growth in 2008, and we anticipate further orders to
complete its chain-wide implementation throughout North America in 2009."


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[boischastel] 11/1/2008 00:02

Surely.......................!!?????????????????????????

[ian 50] 10/1/2008 23:53

tomorrow , latest next week

[samdayeh2] 10/1/2008 15:05

600,000 shares in 3 days.........
normal trading 10,000 per day

[wookie77] 10/1/2008 14:36

it has to tick up soon. surely. something MUST be in the wind...

[samdayeh2] 10/1/2008 14:31

What is going on?
Loads of buys this afternoon and no price change whatsoever!

[samdayeh2] 10/1/2008 13:04

I know, its wierd!
Wookie just missed out on PDX, was about to buy this morning!

[wookie77] 10/1/2008 12:36

a lot of buying going on? Well above "usual volumes" and yet price is not movning? Strange how one day a £150 buy can shift the price 10% and others £75k can make the price drop!

[wookie77] 09/1/2008 20:16

the drop towards close does seem to be slightly manipulated. A cluster of small sells knocking the price again. Otherwise there was far far more buying than selling today. strange....i'm not sure why.