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TEK Tekcapital Plc

8.85
-0.15 (-1.67%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Tekcapital Plc LSE:TEK London Ordinary Share GB00BKXGY798 ORD �0.004
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.15 -1.67% 8.85 8.70 9.00 9.00 8.75 9.00 708,742 09:51:27
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Computer Programming Service 615k -12.75M -0.0715 -1.24 15.77M
Tekcapital Plc is listed in the Computer Programming Service sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker TEK. The last closing price for Tekcapital was 9p. Over the last year, Tekcapital shares have traded in a share price range of 6.25p to 18.50p.

Tekcapital currently has 178,188,200 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Tekcapital is £15.77 million. Tekcapital has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.24.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
27/4/2019
16:09
Tried a pair at a tek presentation. Didnt like at all.
meganxmas
27/4/2019
16:08
I really don't like the glasses aspect and the Lucy loud. They look chunky and cumbersome for the tech side which I cannot see catching on.

Just flick through the photos.



I don't get why they are involved with that at all. Tat on a stand in a seaside resort shop is about as attractive imo.

superg1
27/4/2019
09:09
Aye not very obvious how barnetpeter is trading here is it ???
meganxmas
27/4/2019
08:50
bit different to your earlier statement barnetpeter....

'Just pushed up to 10p. Still a fraction of last NAV before todays excellent news.'

hazl
26/4/2019
22:48
Back to 6 or 7p imo
barnetpeter
26/4/2019
16:51
'Despite the progress made, Tekcapital shares currently trade at near all time lows. At the current price of 7.25p the company is capitalised at just £3.94 million, a massive 68% discount to NAV of £12.34 million (equivalent to 22.96p per share), 217% above the current price, which we set as our new target price and remain with our Conviction Buy stance.'
hazl
25/4/2019
14:37
BTW Nice to have a decent quiet debate here, with views of what is good and bad about Tek.

Hazl

Shares are tight hence the rise. Nice to see it isn't all over the place (so far) post rise.

I was thinking about the oxygen kit and how it would make life so much easier for sufferers and have wondered other uses like in climbing and so on. I'm intrigued to know how it works.

superg1
25/4/2019
14:11
same poster states....

'They now hold 25% according to the RNS yday. Approval will see a divestment of at least 100m+ I believe, to be paid in a dividend, at least that was the stated plan tho anything can change. However, only thing I know is approval will be massive for the SP, especially if it leads to a dividend which is something even this market would have to recognise.'

I hope they 're right!

hazl
25/4/2019
14:07
this thanks to missthepenny over on LSE apologies if already posted.
hazl
25/4/2019
14:01
'FIRST COMMERCIAL ORDER' that's why it rose so much.
Having said that it was surely overdue a rise as it had dropped from over fifty from lack of news I imagine.

hazl
25/4/2019
08:41
Carrying on the rise....by the looks of it.
hazl
25/4/2019
08:39
PJ!

Yep

I get cynical too and though the early launch has been conjured up to get the share price going pre fund raise.

As mentioned there are some (on the face of hit) some 'big name' staff going by the claimed history. If they were in those prior positions then surely they had big salaries to go with it.

So are they rejects for their industry or guys that have spotted an opportunity with the products.

The glasses side website is imo very poor. As said I'm ignoring all other than the salt and oxygen kit side (25% stake) but note the other businesses could be a cash drain.

On the fund raising side they are an expansion company. As it stands cash at hand won't pay for much, salaries or acquisitions.

It is still a low M/C though for the potential of the two apparent runners. But with that low M/C comes the risk of higher dilution.

So I'm firmly in the fund raise thought process for now, but while waiting for that the share price could climb materially of course.

superg1
25/4/2019
07:29
superg-I did luckily bank some profit here some years ago, and it has been on the watch list until a few month ago where I took a very small position, mainly based on the chart forming a base and bottoming out. I also saw them present twice last year

Whilst I remain hopeful a corner has been turned I am not sure I trust Gross yet. His language is always flowery and he still hasn't really delivered. I do have concerns it is a lifestyle Company especially with the previous changes in strategy and number of dilutive Placings undertaken. Historically they have often Placed following perceived good or better news (i.e. very flowery language.


However, the RNS this week was a welcome surprise to say the least, and I do now feel more positive about the Company. I will review if I increase or nor once the share price has settle. consolidated or retraced. Off course I run the risk another good RNS could land, and I miss out somewhat, but so be it. Hope this helps


I have never seen any cost comparisons, but my belief is that whilst they have roughly halved the salt particle with the same taste and texture, the saving could be greater than 50% due to better performance after packaging. Im unsure if there is any first mover advantage here, or the terms surrounding this first order, I would be very surprised if TEK were allowed to discuss such information

pj 1
25/4/2019
07:13
Yes tend to agree.
hazl
25/4/2019
07:03
PJ

I assume you have been around here a while. I've looked up the salt patent which seems fine.

Have Tek ever given a guide re the costs of the product in comparison to standard salt. Obviously it's not just about the actual cost of the product as there is a big shipping saving to be made.

superg1
24/4/2019
16:43
PJ

Thanks re cracklebake, that was one that may run but I'm not that bothered with. Microsalt looks very interesting and Belluscura looks a game changer for sufferers.

The rest are not that interesting near term imo.

superg1
24/4/2019
13:44
The company often reports these little advances. Def a decent business but should it be up over 140 per cent on these rns? No financial info was given and we are talking unquoted investments here. Somewhat reluctantly I think no so I sold out this morning. Been a handy run but I thought 14p was just too much. Will be watching here and wish holders good luck
barnetpeter
24/4/2019
13:40
This is a good opportunity to get into a lucrative stock at the start of it's recognition.
If it's success is huge...which is a possibility.... the US is a substantial market....then it won't matter if you get in at 5p 12p or 15p!

hazl
24/4/2019
09:29
Ref Guidant- this is pie in the sky, but there is growing political pressure to stop cars taking over our roads and pavements, i.e. the number of cars parked blocking pedestrian access along the pavement, which in sad cases has sometimes resulted in injury to pedestrians who have to enter the road itself, especially the elderly.

Manchester has threatened to start targeting this occurance more (but haven't yet). It needs to be noted though that particularly Bolton and Blackburn have an above average problem here, maybe linked to the amount or terraced housing and cottages from the cotton and mill days. The streets were just not bulit for traffic and parking for one car, never mind 3 which I think is close to the now average per working household.


Something has to change.

pj 1
24/4/2019
09:21
I noted a while ago that some city centre NCP carparks lose upto 15% of capacity at peak times, even though it may say ''full'' on the entry sign, i.e. 15% of vehicles in the park are in motion, I believe they are targeting that to 5% in the years to come, no clue as to the additional Revs that may generate, or if its practical.
pj 1
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