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TERN Tern Plc

2.15
-0.05 (-2.27%)
Last Updated: 13:16:34
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Tern Plc LSE:TERN London Ordinary Share GB00BFPMV798 ORD 0.02P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.05 -2.27% 2.15 2.00 2.30 2.20 2.15 2.20 187,094 13:16:34
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Finance Services 66k -10.45M -0.0269 -0.80 8.55M
Tern Plc is listed in the Finance Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker TERN. The last closing price for Tern was 2.20p. Over the last year, Tern shares have traded in a share price range of 1.65p to 10.50p.

Tern currently has 388,571,510 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Tern is £8.55 million. Tern has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.80.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
29/1/2020
19:49
Many thanks to you folks for enabling us clued up guys to load up today at sub 8.8p.

Much appreciated !

mudbath
29/1/2020
19:19
Obviously Terd is a worthless dog having wasted all your pennies on investments that are failing big time.

Why wont the idiot chavs come clean that their mad lies over 5 years have come to nothing?

seewhatimean
29/1/2020
19:14
Tern now has a genuinely diversified portfolio of investments in high growth companies, with each of its principal portfolio companies having a disruptive technology in a global market and they are all at very exciting stages of their respective developments. Furthermore, each of Tern's principal portfolio companies is working with world class partners to accelerate the adoption of their products which the Directors of Tern believe will provide significant prospective value enhancements. The Directors of Tern are confident that its portfolio companies will achieve further milestones during 2020, some of which may result in revaluations to the carrying values of investments and consequent increases in the net asset value ("NAV") of Tern. Management also continues to review new investment opportunities.
dave444
29/1/2020
17:50
TERN will be over a pound sterling soon enough.
I'm always right!
KM

kiwimonk
29/1/2020
17:49
Worse than loonie on the other thread now dux , take some of you're factual research and explain to amc holders why there're screwed . Over 45 p was it ...........
tialouise
29/1/2020
17:38
Ebomber has bought back in..

Red sky at night, shepherds delight..
Ebomber on a Sunday, selling on a Monday..

Welcome back...

stead41
29/1/2020
17:31
Beggars belief the posting desperation delivered by the "chuckle brothers" in just the last 12 hours.

35.6% of all posts by volume authored by our desperate friend(s).

1 in every 2.8 posts.

THEY APPARENTLY HAVE NO FINANCIAL INTEREST.

LITTLE LIARS.

FACT.

ebomber
29/1/2020
17:28
Do not respond Goofrob, my coulrophobia is getting pretty bad these days..
stead41
29/1/2020
17:09
Nav nav nav....that's all that matter to the BoD.6.9p on last count. This is way over bought at current price. Ask them, don't blame me, just stating the Facts
duxy786
29/1/2020
16:57
I am thinking that they will not sell their entire holding in DA, but more likely a 10% stake. This will give them a decent stake in a growth company that would be the cornerstone of their portfolio. It would also give them a legitimate reason for revaluing their stake in DA. A final benefit is that it would give them some much needed cash to invest in some other new companies.

So, say 10% for £10m?

sdavis
29/1/2020
16:57
This bb has gone on overdrive.The most corrupt share price if there was one. Clearly 2 party fight millions of shares dumped last months to keep share price depressed.But another party picking up ever cheaper price.Thanks Al for a great false market!
jprich
29/1/2020
16:57
Aside from driverless cars, regular car manufacturers are also feeling the force of digitisation. The average car now has 100 million lines of code which is equivalent to roughly 2 million pages of printed text. This number is expected to grow to as much as 1 billion lines of code as cars become more autonomous. Volkswagen considers the development of a software skilled workforce as a competitive edge in the industry.



As a result, software engineers now outnumber mechanical engineers in the industry 3 to 1. Volkswagen's team of software engineers will be more than 10,000 people by 2025.

andrbea
29/1/2020
16:56
Just worth reflecting on the last announcement
dave444
29/1/2020
16:56
Tern now has a genuinely diversified portfolio of investments in high growth companies, with each of its principal portfolio companies having a disruptive technology in a global market and they are all at very exciting stages of their respective developments. Furthermore, each of Tern's principal portfolio companies is working with world class partners to accelerate the adoption of their products which the Directors of Tern believe will provide significant prospective value enhancements. The Directors of Tern are confident that its portfolio companies will achieve further milestones during 2020, some of which may result in revaluations to the carrying values of investments and consequent increases in the net asset value ("NAV") of Tern. Management also continues to review new investment opportunities.
dave444
29/1/2020
16:55
Dave42p, don't be so ungrateful...you made it to joint 2nd place. Well done.
duxy786
29/1/2020
16:53
Very interesting article on Tesla in the Telegraph a few weeks ago.
The gist was that it was the keynote of Disruptive tech.
What they have done was not recognised as the threat it has become by other Auto Giants.
They could have bought Tesla for a flick of the pen.
Now Tesla is the largest in the USA & on it's way to be perhaps the largest by share price value.

The point being that other disruptive techs are out there now & can have the same effect on other industries.
The big boys have to buy now or they are history.

haydock
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