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STL Stilo International Plc

3.00
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Stilo International Plc LSE:STL London Ordinary Share GB0009597484 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 3.00 1.00 5.00 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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08/10/2019
08:49
SL - Time to give it a rest for the sake of your own sanity I'd suggest.

For the record I'm disappointed that Stilo didn't continue the business momentum that appeared to be gathering pace from around 2013 to 2017. However, I'm hopeful that the company will remain profitable and dividend paying as a private company until an almost inevitable takeover offer. There are no guarantees for any such small business, but that's why I am a shareholder.

I will let you know how it goes - good or bad. The opportunity to buy/sell shares has now gone. The opportunity to benefit from generous dividends and any subsequent takeover is now limited to remaining shareholders such as myself.

Good luck with your future endeavours.

michaelmouse
07/10/2019
23:38
Our market expert clown told us he was on his annual jaunt! Another lie as normal.

He also singles today out as difficult to buy any shares today and a majority of investors staying on.

Let's not mention the last 200 to 300 days where millions have been dumped and investors left in the dozens.

One important, significant investor threw 10 million shares out. I wonder who and why? Hood! Hood! Wink! Wink!

Let's conveniently forget Brewins who dumped around 20 million in the last year. I wonder why?

Our market expert clown wants to know whether I hold shares in Stilo or not. That's for me to know and for you to find out.

Of course, a vast majority of investors are staying with Stilo....today!

The same clowns who got it so wrong are trying to talk Stilo up on its last day of being a listed company with yet another potential takeover. What idiots!

They told us for years and years and years about dividends, special dividends and takeovers etc, etc, etc!

For years I said dividends would stop, no special dividends and certainly no takeovers etc, etc, etc!

Our expert clown tells us he can sell a million shares at a premium but not buy any at 8p and this could mean a buyout!

What idiots he think we are......yet again!

In case you did not know you clown it is the market makers who dictate the price and they did this yet again on a share that was going to delist on its last day so that they could make enough money to buy their 5 year old grandchildren a yacht rather than a toy car.

The only reason the share price rose today was to make market makers more money and to get investors pouring in when the another delisting takes place.

Our clown experts want to give me an update of future progress and potential dividend payments.

Well.... I can give you the update now......clowns!

Stilo will, just like it has for 30 years or so, completely struggle to get overall sales and profits up from the current 1 to 1.5 million mark!

Since launch Omnimark has done 800 to 900k after 30 years, Migrate 200k after 10 years and Author Bridge 10k after 6 years!

Stilo will struggle like normal to make new waves and could be sold very, very, very, very cheaply to somebody who will try and move revenues up in this very, very minute, tiny, small market where people do it all in house as Stilo has found out and will continue to find to its cost.

Oops! Sorry! Then again, we have heard the same old, same old, same old, same old rounds about a takeover for years!

Least Stilo can now afford to cut costs yet once again and reduce it's workforce as this will certainly help it to increase revenues like it has during the last 30 years.

In the meantime, I wonder if they will decide to dump Author Bridge too like all those other countless tools that they spent so much money on and then discontinued.

No reason why they won't as they have around millions of pounds in depreciation costs for this Author Bridge.

No doubt the buyer who our expert clowns are telling us is soon to bid for Stilo will overlook this minor business costs concerning Author Bridge.

In closing, we can all now wait for our expert clowns to give us further updates.

What expert clowns they turned out to be.

Even trying to talk Stilo up on the very last day about 8 pence and a takeover.

These clowns have no shame and the only reason they did it was to line their own pockets. No doubt they will continue to deceive others by telling them that Stilo is about to fly when management think the complete opposite.

Again, I wonder which important person associated to Stilo International decided to dump 10 million shares!

I wonder why!

Hood! Hood! Wink! Wink!

Please turn the lights out as you leave.

stilolosses
07/10/2019
17:57
Nope it was Stilo. Checked a old thread and there I was posting away in 2004 with a different username.

How time flies eh !

dave4545
07/10/2019
17:45
They were still raising money in the markets 15 years ago and loss making. It's only in the last 6 or 7 years that they could afford to pay a dividend. It's been a progressive policy ever since. The de-listing should further boost those payments, but then it's the remaining shareholders like me that need worry about that.

You might be thinking of a different company Dave ;)

michaelmouse
07/10/2019
17:08
You sure.

I used to hold these so long ago, certainly feels like at least 15 years ago.

All they ever did was make just enough to cover the listing costs hence the comment they should have delisted.

I might be mistaken but I'm sure at the time I had these a "Lord Ashcroft" was buying a decent stake in them ?

dave4545
07/10/2019
16:55
post 3167 - You might want to look at Stilo's history a bit more closely before making those sort of statements Dave. ;) Teeheehee.
michaelmouse
07/10/2019
16:00
Should have delisted 10-15 years ago and used listing costs to pay dividends then.
dave4545
07/10/2019
15:41
It's all superfluous but that's the way to end a public listing up 233%. If/when the company is sold as a private entity, I'm hopeful of a far bigger percentage rise from it's de-listing level plus a few generous dividends along the way!!
michaelmouse
07/10/2019
15:12
LOL mud. Suck them in spit them out, as usual.
clocktower
07/10/2019
14:08
Have you not tried mm, or are your shares the phantom kind? :-)
clocktower
07/10/2019
14:01
I'd guess it's a technicality mudbath, unless you can sell for 5p-7p?
michaelmouse
07/10/2019
13:03
all very trying for those like myself who sold out at about 1.2p for a 75% loss !
varies
07/10/2019
13:00
Cheers michaelmouse.

Interestingly,I can currently sell 1million at a premium,yet cannot buy any,even at 8p|

Is it a technicality or do we have the potential for a pre-close announcement?

mudbath
07/10/2019
12:53
Hi mudbath, I hope SL still holds his/her shares otherwise how on earth will he/she kill his/her time? :-) Opportunity to deal in Stilo shares has now gone.

Kept all mine, and I'm looking forward to seeing how they progress as a private company. Wanted some more shares below a 1p, but the opportunity didn't present itself sadly.

SL if you aren't a shareholder then rest assured I'll give you regular updates on their progress and any dividend payments that may be forthcoming.

ATB mudbath.

michaelmouse
07/10/2019
11:13
Are you sticking with your holding SL or have you sold,thus adding to those already declared previous losses?

I really look forward to your further updates regarding Stilo's ongoing performance once the delisting is complete.

Cheers.

mudbath
07/10/2019
11:05
It's good to see that the vast majority of holders are staying with their Stilo shares as it moves towards becoming a private company.

Very difficult to buy shares today which says it all.

I doubt that we will have to wait for too long before a remunerative exit is achieved.

mudbath
05/10/2019
17:45
Does not matter fundamental wise. You never pay 1.06p when the mm has paid 0.4p, that is a 150% premium

I bet they cracked open the champagne that night, it's just too easy for the mm's in this market now

dave4545
05/10/2019
11:58
dave4545

The 1.06p purchase was a steal.

The 0.4p sale was a robbery.

mudbath
05/10/2019
09:49
I cannot believe looking at the trades somebody would pile into this at 1.06p when somebody else sold at 0.4p

Unless the 0.4p sale was delayed and they had no idea they were lining the mm pockets.

Looks like they sold it all on for around .66p profit, looks like a £18,000 profit wow if my maths are right ??

dave4545
05/10/2019
08:37
Stilo topping the leader board come Monday as C Lee's holding moves into double figures?

Good to see it's all systems go on Tuesday with our new Ontario based Sales and Marketing VP Bryan Tipper stepping up to the plate for his first Migrate presentation.

Interesting times for stakeholders.

mudbath
04/10/2019
13:33
StiloLosses 18 Sep '19 - 08:27 - 3138 of 3148

Next level half a penny.

Brewins want to sell all their holdings before it happens.

Please turn off the lights when you leave.

I have no doubt that the share price will soon be hitting those awful levels of around half a penny to reflect Stilo's current dire situation that unfolds by the day.

I do not expect Stilo management to show any faith in Stilo by putting even a penny into this under any circumstances. I'm sure most of us would have expected them to buy into these by now if they had so much confidence in their own company. They have no confidence in this now. None whatsoever.

I wonder if they will be buying into these when the share price tests the half a penny level. I expect them to look completely the other way and vote with their feet.

In 2018 Stilo were able to use the excuse that they lost £400,000 in revenues due to losing the only decent one off Migrate contract that they ever had in 15 years as well as the big Omnimark contract at the same time.

For so many years they counted on those 2 big contracts to bring in the money but with them now long gone they have nothing else to rely on.

As we all know they were hoping to do something with with Authorbridge but they accepted defeat by telling us that there are better competition out there that are ahead of the curve, that they do not expect anything from Authorbridge for multiple years yet as it is a multi-year endeavour.

These words being Stilo managements own words as published in their 2018 end results.

You only have to look back at their 2015 year end results when they spoke so fondly of Authorbridge but nearly 5 years on and they still cannot make any money from it due to the competition and, simply put, due to nobody taking it on.

But with them now completely struggling to make any decent sales and losing money, what excuse do they have this time round in 2019?

The answer to that is "no excuse whatsoever!".

Simply put business is doing so incredibly badly that they cannot even give any of their products away for free, that's how hard it is for them to get any sales.

All they are now left with is to cut every corner feasible, reducing their costs wherever they can so desperate are they to slow down their losses and cash pile.

Investors will soon be left with an investment that they will never be able to off load if they do manage to de-list and even if they do not de-list expect the share price to fall to less than half a penny to reflect the dire situation that they now find themselves in with sales down, losses incurring and the cash pile dropping down to such levels that the lights will soon have to be turned off.

Nodoubt our market expert will tell us that Brewins got out for good business reasons by dropping their 15 million shares for next to nothing.

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