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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Ten Entertainment Group Plc | LSE:TEG | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BF020D33 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 411.00 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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03/1/2014 13:55 | yes about 3 years ago! | waterloo01 | |
03/1/2014 13:49 | has this been tipped somewhere? | asparks | |
03/1/2014 13:03 | asparks, oddly exactly the same loss as me. I thought they would have been in profit 2 years ago! IF they can start to show a profit, I'd say a few years, unless they get taken out (again I thought that would have happened by now!) | waterloo01 | |
03/1/2014 12:08 | I am sitting on a 65% loss here. What do you reckon are the chances of me seeing my investment come good? | asparks | |
03/1/2014 11:35 | It's going to be a steady rebuilding process, but the good times will return | spaceparallax | |
02/1/2014 20:34 | Reminder 2nd June 2010 - Raised £6.8m by 20.598m @ 33p * Buys Simpro (6 operating sites, cash generative) for £6m * Capacity goes from 115tpa to 295tpa from 10 sites but recall 23 March 2007 - Raised £11m by 10m @ 110p ! | giant steps | |
02/1/2014 20:21 | didn't we pay more than that for Simpro alone? | spaceparallax | |
02/1/2014 14:22 | Pre close update due in coming days TEG valuation £7.5m (188m @ 4p ) seems very cheap given mature status It may be snapped up if it stays this cheap imo - no advice intended | giant steps | |
02/1/2014 08:32 | Hallelujah, the message is eventually getting out | spaceparallax | |
01/1/2014 22:32 | Turning food waste into energy could be a milestone for the circular economy Incentivising business to better manage food waste can help safeguard us from resource scarcity and energy instability: | rocha16 | |
16/12/2013 22:31 | I'm happy to wait and reap the rewards that WILL eventually come. | spaceparallax | |
16/12/2013 14:43 | Doesn't look like this is going to ever take off. | stockonomist | |
04/12/2013 13:01 | Thanks for that Cerrito. | spaceparallax | |
03/12/2013 20:52 | Good point Giant steps and need to see if today's Osborne announcement covers feed in tarrifs and if so whether the advantages they have in Perth are from the national or scottish government. I was intererested listening to a BRR interview with the CEO of PRES-see my post 1494-that their biogas business was doing well as people wanted to take advantage of the funds under the Renewable Heat Incentive Programme- which I am surprised I have not heard of in a TEG environment. | cerrito | |
03/12/2013 12:16 | O/T Thanks Stocky. I have too many unanswerables on CCE so will avoid for 2013 | giant steps | |
03/12/2013 12:14 | UK market is small compared to US CCE is the best play IMO | stockologist | |
03/12/2013 11:54 | Thanks Cerrito. Notice some green energy stocks taking a slight hit in recent days, guess in response to UK plc messing around with green levy and the implications for vital feed in tariffs for the likes of these stocks | giant steps | |
03/12/2013 09:24 | When I read the following in today's announcement by PRES I thought of TEG quote Chesterfield BioGas ("CBG") sells a range of equipment for cleaning raw biogas produced by anaerobic digestion of organic waste. The cleaning process uses water to strip out unwanted gases such as carbon dioxide producing almost pure methane, known as biomethane, which is then injected into the UK natural gas grid. In the energy sector, this is termed Biogas to Grid ("BtG"). CBG was the first company in the UK to provide equipment for BtG at Didcot in 2010. In October 2013, CBG delivered its second BtG project to a waste processing site in Stockport and this was the reason for the increase in sales over 2012. Losses remained at £0.5 million, as we continued to invest for expected growth in 2014. In last year's preliminary results presentation, I described the year under review as the "crucial year" for CBG. This has proved to be the case. The remaining regulatory hurdles to large scale injection of biomethane into the UK gas grid were resolved in May and we have seen a transformation of the sales pipeline as large utility companies and processors of organic waste have woken up to the potential of this market. To date we have received orders for delivery of two BtG projects in 2014 with a combined sales value of £4.6 million. Negotiations are at an advanced stage on further BtG projects, which may result in additional sales in the current financial year and give grounds for significant optimism for 2015. unquote | cerrito | |
22/11/2013 19:18 | Giant steps Thanks for your 487 and good articles and would be good to get TEG's perspective as to how they see themselves in the market compared to both Viridor and PDM. I guess TEG would have assumed that PDM would get planning permission for their plant | cerrito | |
21/11/2013 09:18 | O/T Already for TEG, HEGY and ALK as green energy plays but will take a look another day. | giant steps | |
20/11/2013 08:52 | I think by now the share price is probably reflecting exactly where the company is after the last year or so. If not a lot really happens, then the market becomes quite efficient. | yump | |
20/11/2013 08:43 | Walking out sideways on the TEG chart | giant steps |
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