Reneuron Share Chat (RENE)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Reneuron Group Plc	LSE:RENE	London	Ordinary Share	GB00BF5G6K95	ORD 1P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+12.50p	+5.10%	257.50p	255.00p	260.00p	262.50p	245.00p	245.00p	113,678	14:23:36

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology	0.0	-21.0	-55.7	-	82.00

Reneuron Share Discussion Threads

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17/7/2019 16:28	£3 ps 3 times in the last year?	bantam175	Read Full Thread Reply
17/7/2019 15:11	Logically the share price at Amigo should drop tomorrow to adjust for the lost dividend - that's what usually happens - so it's not clear that it's a good trade unless you've got some other reason to buy.	supernumerary	Read Full Thread Reply
17/7/2019 11:31	That might make sense about BAE or BAT but take a look at the awards amigo have won. Not a payday lender but painted with the same brush. Still. Each to their own. nearly 4% overnight is more than I could resist.	bantam175	Read Full Thread Reply
17/7/2019 10:31	On moral grounds alone I wouldn’t touch Amigo.	rayrac	Read Full Thread Reply
17/7/2019 09:16	Anyone interested Amigo going ex-div tomorrow on a 7.45p div. Currently around 180 per share.	bantam175	Read Full Thread Reply
16/7/2019 12:03	its down again where is rayrac	manc10	Read Full Thread Reply
16/7/2019 07:21	manc1014 Jul '19 - 18:22 - 6981 of 6983 (Filtered) Just do it?	rayrac	Read Full Thread Reply
16/7/2019 01:32	Just filter him please small crow. The best solution to anyone who doesn't have anything constructive to contribute IMO. This doesn't tell us anything new but it sounds confident. Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNDZIEFRtSg&feature=youtu.be Wonder what the definition of "near-term" is in Michael Hunt's opinion? Would be nice to see some more agreements signed now that Nick (last RNS) is on board and interesting he has been working with RENE for a while already! Edit: This is just one link I found in relation to Thomas Cook that was mentioned in the interview: Https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-07-12/fosun-mulling-thomas-cook-deal-with-940-million-in-new-money	lauders	Read Full Thread Reply
15/7/2019 10:59	Do you have anything interesting to say manc?	small crow	Read Full Thread Reply
14/7/2019 18:22	Wow this stock has been hammered of late rayrac must own some	manc10	Read Full Thread Reply
14/7/2019 17:22	Afternoon Freddie?! Sorry it took so long to reply.	algernon2	Read Full Thread Reply
13/7/2019 09:30	FYI https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-4110/Blindness-cure-sight.html	dickbush	Read Full Thread Reply
13/7/2019 08:09	I also went back to see the BOD purchases since the capital reorganization took place at the beginning of January 2018. 27 Sept 2018 = Olav Hellebø, Chief Executive Officer - 14,936 @ 66.9p 27 Sept 2018 = Michael Hunt, Chief Financial Officer - 7,462 @ 67p 11 April 2019 = John Berriman, Non-executive Chairman - 80,000 @ 225p 11 April 2019 = Simon Cartmell OBE, NED - 7,758 @ 225.5516p 11 April 2019 = Professor Sir Chris Evans OBE, NED - 4,500 @ 221.5p 11 April 2019 = Dr Mike Owen, NED - 4,237 @ 236p 18 April 2019 = Professor Sir Chris Evans OBE, NED - 10,000 @ 228.7p So highest price 236p and lowest 66.9p. My only buy was around the average of Prof. Evans' purchases. I think that all the purchasers from 11th April on are expecting to benefit a lot more than they are now as the story unfolds. Sure hope so! Last time I did this was on the AMER BB and the BOD there invested a LOT more than the BOD here. In the meantime the share price there has declined pretty significantly despite the prospects, so over the short term BOD purchases don't necessarily mean a thing! Just wanted to post this as a reference for the BOD's "skin in the game" but some of them do have more than shown as they bought more in the years before. Here is a list of total holdings per the 2018 annual report: John Berriman - 10,434 (2018) 10,434 (2017) Olav Hellebø - 6,694 (2018) 6,694 (2107) Michael Hunt - 20,084 (2018) 20,084 (2017) Simon Cartmell OBE - 7,875 (2018) 7,875 (2017) Dr Tim Corn - 2,000 (2018) 2,000 (2017) Dr Claudia D’Augusta 0 (2018) 0 (2017) Professor Sir Chris Evans OBE - 240,105 (2018) 240,105 (2017) Dr Mike Owen - 0 (2018) 0 (2017) If Dr. Claudia buys any and Dr. Mike buys more we should all sit up and pay real attention! Good to see there have been some buys (see first part) this year and towards the end of last year to change the numbers in the last list when released again in the 2019 annual report!	lauders	Read Full Thread Reply
13/7/2019 06:26	Had a chance to listen to the Preliminary Results presentation and a little happier to keep the faith and wait for developments here. Http://www.reneuron.com/investors/presentations/ (click on this link to register/log-in - Https://webcasting.buchanan.uk.com/broadcast/5d011332221579216107d918/5d295c7c3ee32ca64a00052f ) On the hRPC front I was particularly pleased to hear (33.20 minutes/seconds in) that the RENE team are "not worrried about the duration of cell efficacy as they are new cells and are not diseased, but it is a matter of proving the point" and on the exosomes it would appear no deals will be made until Q4 from what was stated. hRPC is another matter! Again, another shareholding I have where patience (especially if Woodford decides to reduce more) is needed!	lauders	Read Full Thread Reply
12/7/2019 16:59	https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-07-12/woodford-is-said-to-weigh-sale-of-stake-in-subprime-lender-nsf?srnd=premium-europe	dickbush	Read Full Thread Reply
12/7/2019 10:22	raytard come out come out where ever you are down she goes	manc10	Read Full Thread Reply
12/7/2019 08:02	Yes, positive sign that.	small crow	Read Full Thread Reply
12/7/2019 08:00	With luck the RNS today will let us recover some of yesterday's sell-off. Not sure why they couldn't release both together yesterday? Anyway, looks a good appointment and certainly seems to strongly indicate that discussions on agreements are ongoing as stated yesterday and again today. Perhaps nearer than we think?	lauders	Read Full Thread Reply
11/7/2019 22:03	Well, up £9.2k at hur and had a third of it knocked off here...could have been worse!	rayrac	Read Full Thread Reply
11/7/2019 19:47	By Mark RobinsonWe haven't covered ReNeuron's(RENE) results since the end of 2016, but given the share price has risen by 148 per cent over the past 12 months, an assessment of recent events is in order. In February, the company announced "strongly positive preliminary efficacy data" in relation to clinical trials for its hRPC (human retinal progenitor cells) stem-cell therapy candidate in retinitis pigmentosa, a rare degenerative condition involving a breakdown and loss of cells in the retina.RENE:LSEReNeuron Group PLC1mthToday change-11.82%Price (GBP)242.50All three patients in the study showed "a rapid improvement in vision compared with their pre-treatment baseline". In practical terms, it meant the patients could read an additional four lines of letters on the standard ETDRS (early treatment diabetic retinopathy study) eye chart. Results for all the patients will be presented at the American Academy of Ophthalmology annual meeting in October. Management notes that "an improvement of at least 15 letters from baseline is considered to be clinically meaningful by the US Food and Drug Administration".RENEURON (RENE) ORD PRICE:248pMARKET VALUE:£79mTOUCH:245-250p12-MONTH HIGH:333pLOW: 48pDIVIDEND YIELD:nilPE RATIO:naNET ASSET VALUE:74pNET DEBT:£26.4mYear to 31 MarTurnover (£000)Pre-tax profit (£m)Earnings per share (p)Dividend per share (p)2015 30.0-10.3-50.0nil2016 29.0-12.8-40.0nil2017 46.0-18.2-49.2nil201843.0-21.0-55.7nil201949.0-17.2-45.2nil% change+14---Ex-div:- Payment:- EPS for 2015-2017 adjusted to take account of capital reorganisationIC ViewReNeuron also commenced patient dosing in the US placebo-controlled Phase IIb clinical trial of its CTX stem-cell therapy candidate in chronic stroke disability, with top-line data from the study due in late 2020. The clinical progress hasn't gone unnoticed. Chinese drugs heavyweight Fosun Pharma has agreed to license the hRPC and CTX therapies as part of a deal worth up to £80m. Financials are of secondary importance as ReNeuron progresses its clinical programme, although N+1 Singer anticipates that cash will run out by March 2022, so it's probable that the gene therapy specialist will be tapping markets at some point.	bigspuds	Read Full Thread Reply
11/7/2019 17:06	Hope no-one followed that INDVR tip this morning. If anyone did they would already be down 25%.......:(	bigspuds	Read Full Thread Reply
11/7/2019 12:05	Woodford is still in the background, and is probably dumping, or trying to dump, into the rise of the last few days. There's nothing here to trigger immediate "I have to buy this" interest from another biotech fund, and October is a long way off for a distressed seller. Remember that Woodford HAS to get rid of 3.2% just to take the rest of his holding to a saleable 29.9%. Unfortunate, as, prudently speaking, another funding round will be needed by the Company in 6 months time. I'd also think that any biotech fund potentially then buying Woodford's 29.9% stake knows this, so would bargain hard. Remember that only 4 months ago we were at 70p !	outsizeclothes.com	Read Full Thread Reply
11/7/2019 11:09	I listened to the webcast and it seems that they are working on Fosun-style deals currently. A link-up with a US or European company could happen at any time. Like JBJ, I'm sticking with my holding in fear of Murphy's Law.	dickbush	Read Full Thread Reply

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