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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rosslyn Data Technologies Plc | RDT | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 3.70 | 08:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 3.70 | 3.70 | 3.70 | 3.70 | 3.70 |
| Industry Sector |
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| TECHNOLOGY HARDWARE & EQUIPMENT |
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Posted at 25/6/2025 10:25 by harry163 If Amazon cannot get a few of their in-house developers, currently on the bench, to develop whatever it is they require from RDT, I would be amazed.Unless, of course, RDT have been developing a new competitor to DeepSeek within RDT's Phantom Works projects. This could be where all the money raised has gone and we are soon to have news announcements that RDT has become UK's answer to OpenAI. |
Posted at 19/6/2025 15:29 by cloudwars Someone has been accumulating. The Amazon contract ,once embedded - and provided it's not a flop - will become a very sticky contract. As I said the other day it would make sense for them to buy RDT out, especially if it's better than anything they have in house. Time will tell - as always...! |
Posted at 17/6/2025 20:50 by cloudwars My guess is the AMZN will buy RDT. What price ..? 20p/share minimum. |
Posted at 19/4/2025 11:06 by hedgehog 100 At its current share price of 3.3p, RDT is now down c. 99.8% in c. eleven years.You can see how this might make some people 'frustrated' - including genuine shareholders. Rosslyn Data Technologies (RDT):- |
Posted at 03/4/2025 14:31 by cloudwars Langdon Systems or whatever they were called had a fairly basic system. RDT can easily incorporate tariff charges in to their super duper top notch AI proc software. It's a doddle .... 2 pi squared + spinal tap 11. Yours , PW. X |
Posted at 03/4/2025 09:33 by kemche RDT used to own a company specialising in exactly the same thing before the CEO decided to get rid of it. Smart call. |
Posted at 01/4/2025 13:09 by harry163 Kemche and cloudwars are obviously not generic investors in RDT, they either work for RDT or need to find reasons, other than incompetence, as to why the share price is where it is today.Dreaming up a shorting cabal is rather desperate. There is not much left to short between here and zero. If there was a shorting cabal they would have taken their profits and run long ago. Probably soon after the CEO took over and the shares began to plummet from 350p. |
Posted at 29/3/2025 02:27 by tim8749 In lieu of signed contracts, and with the board maintaining the sort of radio silence usually reserved for hostage negotiations, my FA and I have little to offer beyond blank stares and a growing sense of dread.I rarely discuss my portfolio in forums, but judging by the recent surge in anguished soliloquies from verified holders on the RDT board, I suspect the collective pain threshold has been breached. Misery, as ever, logs in frequently. |
Posted at 27/3/2025 12:28 by cloudwars I'm amazed how many profiles here are relatively recent and only post on RDT. Weird? |
Posted at 12/2/2025 15:38 by tim8749 Spent a minute thinking about this one... Can't find any good news; but would be intruiged to hear from others.RDT IN A NUTSHELL: 1. Weak Financials ○ Limited revenue growth, persistent net losses, and reliance on repeated share placings have kept the share price depressed. ○ When Paul Watts took over (around early 2022), annual revenue was hovering near £6–7 million. Subsequent statements have shown minimal or negative revenue growth ○ At the time Watts became CEO, the share price had already declined from its IPO days. However, it has since dropped even further, hitting all-time lows in certain trading sessions. The percentage drop since his appointment is severe—some estimates suggest a decline of 50% or more over the period, pushing the stock firmly into penny-stock territory. ○ RDT has frequently operated at a net loss, burning cash to fund operations and product development. ○ Continual cash burn raises concern over sustainability. ○ Despite cost-cutting initiatives promised under Paul Watts, RDT has continued to post significant operating losses, often around £2 million+ per annum (depending on whether you look at full or half-year results). ○ Management has frequently attributed these losses to “investment in product development” or “restructuring 2. Poor Market Sentiment ○ investor confidence has been eroded by unmet promises and constant dilution. ○ Weak trading volume means small trades can cause dramatic price swings, exacerbating investor uncertainty. 3. Negative Reviews & Culture Concerns ○ Numerous negative reviews point to poor management structure, lack of clear direction, and general dissatisfaction. While review sites can be biased, the consistent tone of discontent raises questions about RDT’s ability to retain or attract top talent. Red flags about operations. Let's not forget the marketing department is Paul Watt's daughter. ○ Shifts in focus—e.g., from “data analytics” to “procurement analytics” and attempts to chase bigger enterprise contracts—have not consistently translated into the stable revenue growth shareholders had hoped for. 4. Overhyped “Big Deals” ○ Touted major contracts or “strategic partnerships” (like the rumored Amazon connection) have not notably impacted revenue or profitability. Big-name deals do not guarantee high-margin income if implementation is complex and margins are thin. ○ Why can Watts & team not close any deals? 5. No competitive edge ○RDT’s pivot to procurement analytics places it against deep-pocketed, established players. Without a compelling USP (Unique Selling Proposition) or strong distribution channels, RDT risks continued marginalization in a crowded sector. |
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