Stilo Share Price (STL)

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	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	0.00	0.00%	1.05	0.00	07:39:48

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
0.80		1.30	1.05	1.05	1.05

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Software & Computer Services	1.49	0.14	0.16	6.6	1.0

Last Trade Time	Trade Type	Trade Size	Trade Price	Currency
-	O	0	0.00	GBX

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
23/5/2019	15:24	UKREG	Stilo International PLC Result of AGM
23/5/2019	11:36	ALNC	Stilo International Expects Swing To Interim Loss On Sales Slowdown
23/5/2019	07:36	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
23/5/2019	07:00	UKREG	Stilo International PLC Trading Statement
15/5/2019	14:33	UKREG	Stilo International PLC TR-1: notification of major holdings
14/3/2019	10:48	ALNC	Stilo International Annual Profit Halves As Revenue Drops
14/3/2019	07:01	UKREG	Stilo International PLC Preliminary Results for Year End 31 December 2018
26/9/2018	07:54	UKREG	Stilo International PLC TR-1: Notification of major holdings
15/8/2018	10:48	ALNC	Stilo International Profit Declines In First-Half On Contract Expiry
15/8/2018	07:00	UKREG	Stilo International PLC Half-year Report

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17/7/2019 09:20	Stilo Daily Update: Stilo International Plc is listed in the Software & Computer Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker STL. The last closing price for Stilo was 1.05p. Stilo International Plc has a 4 week average price of 1.05p and a 12 week average price of 0.96p. The 1 year high share price is 3.95p while the 1 year low share price is currently 0.96p. There are currently 113,930,470 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 133,488 shares. The market capitalisation of Stilo International Plc is £1,196,269.94. Read Full Thread Reply
12/6/2019 23:05	stilolosses: So now Stilo International has taken a new position for the current financial year in the market by trying to give Migrate and Authorbridge away for free hxxp://www.stilo.com/migrate-dita/ hxxp://www.stilo.com/authorbridge-landing-page/ Over the years I have written so, so, so, so many posts giving precise and exact reasons as to why Stilo has and will continue to struggle. It’s that bad at Stilo that they have no other option but to throw out freebies to potential customers. One problem though. I can more or less guarantee that in this minute, tiny market, despite throwing their products out there for free, they will still end up in negative territory. They will continue to go south on all fronts: cash, revenues, profits, products etc,etc,etc So where next for Stilo. I expect the share price to hit lower levels than the current share price to around half a pence. I expect them to report terrible numbers all round for the current year and I firmly believe that it is only a matter of time before they try and get de-listed by which time the share price will be considerably lower than the current 1 pence level. I have been spot on so far and with Stilo International and with them continuing to struggle, despite giving their products away for free, its only a matter of time before we see the current share price go even lower than the current level as they work their way through their cash pile with next to little sales, When I said the share price would fall to 3 pence, I was told that I was speaking rubbish. When I said the share price would fall to 2 pence, I was told that I was speaking rubbish. When I said the share price would fall to 1 pence, I was again told that I was speaking rubbish. No doubt I am still speaking rubbish with my prediction that the share price will soon fall to around half a penny in due course before the de-lising. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
20/5/2019 10:00	stilolosses: Good morning Mudbath! Stilo International:- Management say again that after 25 years business is going to be "challenging" yet again! Cash dwindling by the minute. Share price completely floored as the market does not lie. Management will now try to de-list as they cannot afford the listing costs. Debt free for the time being Recurring revenues of a paltry £800k after quarter of a century of trying . Wow! Globally utilised software suite in a tiny, minute little market that hardly raises anything other than paying ongoing costs to run the business. Paying an increasing dividend until they are able to change the policy when it suits them. They can add whichever corporate that they want as the average spend of each customer using their incredibly, low, low, low cost products spend on average about £5000 per customer and then disappear after they have used Stilo's products. A directorate that only fill their own and the boots of their sons with a hood, hood, wink, wink! Well done Les and David for 25 years of nothing! Well done Les and David for creating spectacular shareholder value at the current 2 pence and falling share price! Well done Les and David for now wanting to de-list! Well done Les and David for 25 years of catastrophic business decisions! A spectacular well done indeed! To Les and David………. A special well done to David’s sons too though! Well done!! Read Full Thread Follow Reply
18/5/2019 09:18	michaelmouse: SL - Let me help you out somewhat since you seem unwilling or unable to answer the question. Starting with Stilo's prospects. Firstly, when I originally invested the share price started to rise alongside their steady growth and progressive dividend. In fact, you started recommending that everybody should find all of their savings and put them into Stilo International. Never a great suggestion with any tiny company no matter what their circumstances. You yourself invested towards the share price peak. It would have worked out well for you had growth been sustained, but sadly it wasn't and you've become very bitter. In summary, from 2014-2017 Stilo was growing, but in 2018 the wheels fell off a little bit. We'll come on to 2019 shortly. Stilo is a tiny company and the shares are highly illiquid, as a consequence the share price has fallen, but the saving grace about this company is it's balance sheet which has enabled them to continue increasing the dividend (indeed a further 20% in 2018). In fact, since I invested, the dividend has doubled and I receive a very nice payout every half year for income. I'd like a rising share price as well, but unless or until growth is restored that's unlikely to happen. On to 2019. They will update the market this week, and my guess (although I could be surprised) is that trading will have been poor and they may go for a de-listing. I might be wrong, but it's very possible because they've strongly hinted at these two things in the 2018 report. Most PI traders will have already sold their shares or will sell on those two announcements. I would be a buyer since I'm quite happy to hold shares in a private company with very sound fundamentals. Imo Stilo is already priced at a market cap. below it's wind-up value and that remains the same whether it's listed or not. Over time I'm also hopeful that Stilo will return to growth increasing it's intrinsic value and net worth even further. Ashman and Burnham know that a de-listing would be beneficial for two key reasons:- 1) They have no need to raise capital so why stay listed given the additional work and listing costs? 2) They would save £150,000 a year in listing costs enabling them to continue dividend payments. That £150,000 equates to a 0.13p dividend each year which is a yield of 7.5% at the current share price. You could view it as a special dividend. Whether the company is listed or not, there will also come a point when they sell up, and since I believe the company is already valued below it's wind up value then shareholders will be richly reward at some point in the future, although this can't be guaranteed. To summarise, if they do indeed report poor trading and an intention to de-list next week then the share price will plunge and I will be a buyer for all the reasons stated. Of course, a surprise the other way would cause a massive jump in the share price, but bear in mind they have flagged the former rather than the latter. Finally, you said, "Mind you I don't even know where to stick my " apostrophe "". Well I've got a great suggestion as to exactly where you can stick your apostrophe ;) Read Full Thread Follow Reply
15/5/2019 19:48	michaelmouse: post #2874 Perhaps to save you some time, here are some scenarios for next week's trading statement:- 1) Trading is not great or poor. Company suggests that they de-list and calls an EGM. Share price slumps. 2) Trading is in-line. No mention of a de-list just yet, but hints it's a possibility. Share price remains static or falls slightly. 3) Trading is more buoyant than anticipated. No mention of de-listing. Share price soars. Alternatively, a) A possible MBO is announced or b) An offer is made for the company by a third party. Given the recent full year results statement then I'm anticipating scenario 1. The share price will fall below 1p I'd guess. :) Read Full Thread Follow Reply
01/5/2019 22:54	stilolosses: So called "professional market experts" getting it completely and utterly wrong and failing to call this from day one. No matter what management does it will always be met with approval, be it a de-listing when the price falls through the floor to a minor increase in the current dreadful share price at its current levels will always be met with complete approval. After years and years and years of making up "Fake News," feeble attempts are now being made with a couple of companies who contributed a few quid here or there of the overall 2018 paltry £1.5 million revenues. One of customers that are more or less likely to never use Stilo's service ever again, just like all those other companies that came along, undertook a minor contract with Stilo and then walked away with a simple "thank you, see you later" approach. “Fake News,” attempts to trade another 20 million shares. Invest £1000 today, worth peanuts tomorrow for the sake of a little dividend. Just make it up as you go along. Hopefully, Stilo will be able to give some more freebies out in an attempt to make amends for what will be a “challenging year or few.” Spectacular AGM report to follow with great hope and expectations. Year after year after year so called "professional market experts" having to eat humble pie. A spectacular increase in the share price has always been met with the normal drastic falls to the current derisory levels. Nothing changed here for 25 years or so. One contract won always equals 2 contract losses hence the current levels. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
01/5/2019 09:31	stilolosses: Anybody attending the AGM may also wish to ask the following: 1. Will management be able to create any share holder value in the next 15 to 20 years? 2. Why will building on derisory revunues of £1.5 million after 25 years be "challenging?" 3. Can you give Authorbridge away for free for the next couple of years to raise some interest? 4. Is the average spend on Migrate £5000 per customer or £500 per customer? 5. When do you plan to de-list? 6. Will the share price range between the current 2 pence and 3 pence levels for the next 25 years as it has done for the last 20 years plus? 7. Can you help "professional marketr experts" to create more "Fake News!" 8. Can you not just tell us now what your 2019 year end results will be? 9. Is there anything you can do to help our "professional market experts" trade another 20 million shares?" 10. When de-listing does happen how far south will the share price plummet? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
30/4/2019 23:58	stilolosses: Does not take an intelligent person to work out why Stilo is where it is and looks like some so called "professional market experts" too have awoken to smell the coffee. Like I have been saying for some considerable time, Stilo has been in decline for decades not just a few years. They did have a little bit of a light at the end of the tunnel some time back but this subsequently disappeared. In terms of the share price, we all know what happens during a de-listing. What management will be able to offer its shareholders is possibly a better dividend on the understanding that they lose nearly all of their original investment when the shares price falls through the floor when de-listed. Of course, management would rightly expect you to say “Thank you” to them for the privilege of wrecking your investment for the sake of a small dividend. So, invest £1000 with us, see that fall to near enough nothing but hey, don't worry, because we will give you a little dividend which will keep you happy. Course, the dividend is always subject to the business continuing to be profitable and it is never guaranteed because “Professional market experts” will tell us so. Lets not forget those so called “professional market experts” never saw this coming. Stilo have been in decline since they listed all those decades ago; the share price has traded at these levels for over 20 years and now management tell us again "the current year is going to be challenging!". You could not make it up if you tried. Like I have always said every year is the same. We have been told for the last 20 years plus it’s about to happen. A breakthrough is about to happen etc, etc, etc. Stilo will need to take a few steps back yet and continue in reverse gear for some time before they even think of going forward. Exactly the same story as the last 2 to 3 decades. They have no products that are going to be taken up in an incredibly small, minute, tiny market. For numbers sake each new customer that they get for Migrate or Authorbridge brings in around £5000 on average but as we all know the new revenue that they make with one had they happily lose with the other just like the last 20 years plus. As we all know, even if Stilo were to increase revenues by 0.001% this current year, from the dismal 2018 numbers "professional market experts" would again explode onto the scene and say this is a "rare success story and the company is back into growth!”.. Like I have always said, 10 steps backwards, 2 steps forward is the pattern that will follow for sometime as Stilo has no products that anybody wants to buy on any serious note with the so called new Authorbridge not even being taken up for free in any serious manner. They could try reducing the price of Authorbridge from the current $100 per user per year cost to $20 per user per year to see if they can get some more interest. Maybe they could also reduce the price of Migrate because after 12 years plus that only still brings in peanuts and accounts for a small amount of the overall paltry £1.5 million revenues. Omnimark is over 25 years and brings in around 80% revenues and has remained at these levels for most of those 25 years, give or take 10 years. Don't worry, though, if they don't increase revenues and profits in 2019 we will always have 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029 or 2030........2050 is not far off either! Then again, the de-listing with great dividends and a spectacular fall in the share price could be the icing on the cake and could come sooner. In the meantime, we could help our "resident professional market expert" to create some "Fake news" that does not exist in order to help him trade another 20 million shares in order to keep him happy. I will happily be issuing my AGM report soon. Mind you, a group of 12 year olds could issue Stilo's AGM report too! Read Full Thread Follow Reply
05/11/2018 12:45	stilolosses: Does not matter about my comments clock. The Stilo share price is what it is. Does not matter how much the Stilo share price goes up today or tomorrow as we all know it will do what it normally does after a few weeks or so. I'm sure all those investors who have been waiting for decades will be absolutely delighted with the sudden increase today. Management will reveal results in March. I'm sure they will reiterate the same old stance as normal. "multi year endevour and incremental developments!" Mind you, as a holder I am "absolutely delighted" that the share price has fallen of late and risen again to make up for those losses. Absolutely incredible really! Of course, as we all know, Stilolosses dictates the movement of Stilo International's share price anyway. An absolutely wonderful increase of an incredible 9% today will make up, partly, for the substantial and sustained decrease in the share price of late though. Upwards and forwards........ Or is it downwards and backwards! Read Full Thread Follow Reply
16/8/2018 20:47	stilolosses: What a wonderful set of results. Truly magnificent. Much, much better than anybody could predict. Like I have been saying for some time 10 steps back and one step forward. Now let's look forward to 2019, or 2020, maybe 2021 or possibly 2022! Then again, I am more than happy to continue moving the goal posts each year. Just like the past 20 years or so. Definitely a cheap, cheap, cheap investment story. Certainly cannot go any lower. Great to hear Stilo for once describe the crawling pace of incremental development in Author Bridge as "significant slippage" just as I have been describing it, contrary to some so called experts who have been hammering on and describing it as " just a little late". Like I have been saying for some time, it will take significant time to continue developing this, bit by bit, piece by piece, millimetre by millimetre! This new tool will take and has taken significant time to develop and even when it is ready it will simply generate incremental revenue growth in the coming year.Just like it's predecessors, Migrate and Omnimark. Oops! Let's not forget how they will first take years to build on all the significant revenue that they continue to lose anyway. Maybe we should not worry about that either. Course, each year we will be told by the so called experts that revenue is about to explore. Just like they have been telling us since 1962. So the so called profits warning lasted from 26 July 2018 until 15 August 2018 and from saying they were going to break about even to reporting a £42,000 profit is an amazing, remarkable recovery. Investors should be absolutely grateful. A reduction in cash; reduction in profits; reduction in revenue's; significant continued delays in Author Bridge; normalised incremental increase in dividends; significant reduction in the share price; guaranteed continuous crawling pace movement backwards before the can even think of moving forward makes this a wonderful set of results. Did I predict this spot on! Course I didn't! So at last we have customer number 3 for this stage of Author Bridge. Not bad for about 4 years or so of work. The Kaplan Professional Education agreement is likely to be valued at about £2000. Not bad really. Least this customer will help plug the £350k plus of loss revenue's. Quite normal behaviour for Stilo. Consistency is what it is all about really. Let's not forget the current Author Bridge pricing model: about $100 per user! Like all of Stilo's numerous partnership agreements they get off to an explosive start then flatten out. Not uncommon for Stilo to refer to a partnership to then never refer to it again ever. I think we can all agree on this. Fantastic, super progress and definitely not 10 steps back and 1 step forward kind of progress. Breaking news also about the July launch of the new product in OptimizeR! Fantastic, fantastic, fantastic! Some extra revenue coming in here then.......... Damn the small print reads that this "too" is under development. Well, least it could be ready by 2022 and bring in around £ 5000 each year unless, of course, they decide to discontinue this also. Dita is now making inroads into Manufacturing, Life Sciences and Publishing. WOW! WOW! WOW! Truly incredible,.........but Stilo has been saying this for years. Dita will continue making inroads into these areas but what this guarantees is "very, very nominal or nil revenue" for years to come yet. Nice of Stilo to remind us every few years of this though. So kind of them! So they have also carried out research into XML Jats! That's odd! They have been sounding this too for a number of years now but have never brought any revenue in from this. Anyway, least they say they will develop tools here incrementally. Too right they will. Hopefully they can get some revenue's in this field sometime in 2035. Hopefully! Spending £300k or something in order to raise £5000 each year makes sense really! All in all, not really difficult to envisage massive revenue growth in 2019, possibly in 2039, and for Author Bridge to contribute just like all the other products that Stilo has launched over the last 20 years or so. Nice of Stilo to throw in all these sweeteners though! Problem being they have been throwing very similar sweeteners in during the last 2 decades. Surely Stilo's last 20 years reporting is based of facts! Facts that have been been very tansparent for all to see. The share price, as all professional market experts who have an invested interest will "always be low, low, low. They will tell us decade in, decade out that the share price is low and will soon shoot up. Course, they do not have an invested interest to be telling us that the share price is low and will soon jump up. I wonder if they are sitting on a loss anticipating and hoping that others will pile in to help move the share price up. Silly me! Course they're not! 2019, 2020, 2021 or 2030. No doubt Stilo will soon be able to make up for decades of disappointments just like they have been able to since 1962 or something like that. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
28/7/2016 09:27	mudbath: The STL share price moved a touch above the trend line yesterday,so hopefully we might see the share price settle in the 6.5/6.75 pence range prior to its moving forward to test new highs come September/October. As ever,the half yearly report,when it appears in some 7 weeks time,should make for interesting, if possibly unexciting, reading. Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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