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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tekmar Group Plc | TGP | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 9.25 | 08:00:12 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9.25 | 9.25 | 9.50 | 9.25 |
| Industry Sector |
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| OIL EQUIPMENT SERVICES & DISTRIBUTION |
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Posted at 27/6/2023 13:59 by igoe104 Tgp fund investor, talks briefly about them. |
Posted at 21/6/2023 08:44 by someuwin If they pull this off, the recovery could be spectacular"...We are excited to be partnering with SCF and look forward to delivering the value of this partnership on the public market for the benefit of all investors and stakeholders. SCF and Tekmar have a shared ambition to build a top tier global offshore wind services company, through the company's core organic growth strategy and, at the right time, through acquisitive growth. The investment by SCF is a major catalyst for creating this growth platform and by any measure is transformational for the future prospects of the Group. The Board also recognised the exceptional track record of SCF, built over 30 plus years, in supporting value creation in offshore energy companies. It is also worth highlighting that SCF identified Tekmar as the business of choice for building a global, offshore wind services platform. This recognised Tekmar's market leading position in the industry and also reflects the diligence undertaken by SCF to validate the growth opportunity and Tekmar's strong standing in the industry, particularly with its customers." |
Posted at 10/2/2023 13:36 by pejaten Unless you have inside knowledge how an you tell? A strategic investor taking a stake at say 8p, does not necessarily mean that share price should be 8p. Suggests what matters more is detail about strategic ambition. |
Posted at 22/12/2022 16:56 by c3479z igoewell aware that the company may have been floated too early, was an investor and followed henderson smaller cos into it which was a mistake and should have got out when HSL did but held on 'til it subsided to around 40p before giving up the ghost....fortunately was never a large holding, should be an example of a wonderful British company considering the lead Britain has in offshore windfarms but something went badly wrong along the way, they say the management at the time was too young and inexperienced. |
Posted at 17/11/2022 07:31 by cerrito Trying to work out the implications for the share price of this morning's news.If the deal goes through with the global investor and depending on the terms there may well be a floor to the price and we could look forward to a slow and steady improvement. If the deal falls through and/or the terms are bad then all bets are off. Clear that even at this reduced share price there has been no rush to take it over at a price the Directors can recommend. Departure of CFO not ideal but seems to be civilized. |
Posted at 25/7/2022 13:23 by hubert18 Euclid6th May 22 David Wilkinson NED replaced Chris Gill. Chris Gill NED left Tekmar May 6th. 17th March - PDMR Dealings DIRECTOR’s each participated in “Firm Placing” at 46p and received the following shares in the Feb placement: 0.05%-1.02% each. Julian Brown -Chairman Alistair MacDonald -CEO Ian Ritchly -NED Chris Gill - Left TGP Note 2 Institutional Investors: BGF (Not sold any shares from placing) SCHRODER’s - (Not sold any shares from placing either) Increased 16% to a 20% holding TEKMAR raised £4.15m from open offer and placing. Remember we only have 60.9m shares. Which makes this stock a flyer when it moves on news from here. The issue here was Client payments were late and triggered some panic, however cash was received before end of June. All to play for.. |
Posted at 25/7/2022 10:44 by euclid5 Directors are not holding many sharesDirectors’ shareholdings: Shareholder Shares held Percentage Alasdair MacDonald 622,267 1.02% Christopher Gill 30,341 0.05% Julian Brown 30,341 0.05% Ian Ritchey 33,333 0.05% |
Posted at 14/7/2022 08:19 by dealta 35p you’ve got to think bigger mate 45 was paid by institutional investors in last placing so double that 90p min now huge contracts rolling in. |
Posted at 08/7/2022 16:53 by albert arthur I've been an investor for years, in this market is see 3 options... we'll 4: 1) cash in the bank 2) Short 3) Day trade 4) watch your capital shrink... some of these crashed stocks on good news will fly... I think the markets are fun now... and think there will be many more like TGP today.. option 3 it is for me... |
Posted at 29/6/2022 09:17 by illiswilgig Interesting observation igoe - I know what you mean. As a full time private investor I find its quite a lonely occupation in these days of zoom. I don't have a problem with that, I work happily on my own. But its really not the kind of thing I can discuss with friends 'down the pub' on good days or bad. I see their eyes glaze over after about 30seconds. The same for family members. They pay good money for somebody else to have the hassle and don't want to hear about it from me.I've found not discussing it is equally problemmatic as it's clear that something is up and that doesn't just affect me. And lets face it - there has been plenty of that over the last couple of years. I'm learning not to put on too much of an act and to be able to express it in everyday 'bad day at the office' terms rather than waffle on at length. The other thing that I do - is hide under an old landrover for a while and unbolt it, fix it, and bolt it up again. Chop some firewood and then focus upon my plan, work out what I am going to do to fix it - even if it takes years - and apply myself 100% to improving my investments, which is far easier said than done in this bear market. But it will end and my actions now will place me in a far better place when it does end, cheers |
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