Time Finance Share Discussion Threads

[boldtrader] 06/4/2009 07:36

RNS. This is starting to look good! Cheers to all holders here.

[drw1] 06/4/2009 07:09

Looks like the potential for volume orders from this new arrangement.

[harmoye] 03/4/2009 10:58

Hi Share, will have to wait for more news. Just got into disl IMO like Timestrip looks another nice little punt.

[sharethelovearound] 03/4/2009 10:21

talk about great timing!

[harmoye] 03/4/2009 10:10

sijack, your right thats a lot of canula's. Add to that the NHS pharmeceutical side and we're looking at huge possible revenues for Timestrip.

[sijack] 03/4/2009 10:01

Qualifying the NHS Market is difficult at the best of times, but there are over 8 million canula's used in the UK per annumn!!

[paul augustus] 03/4/2009 09:29

Above offer as well

[harmoye] 03/4/2009 09:20

Nice early buys going through.

[harmoye] 03/4/2009 09:18

Exercise of put option raising GBP437,500


Further to the announcement on 28 July 2008 that the Company had entered into an
unconditional put option agreement, to raise GBP437,500 through a placing of
shares with Non Executive Director, Graham Platts (the "Put Option"), the
Company is pleased to announce that on 11 March 2009, the Put Option was
exercised by the Company.



Get real chaps, if a Non Executive Director is prepared to part with nealy 1/2 million quid a couple of weeks ago and Morgan Stanley upped their stake to 4.9% in January really don't believe they will be short of cash.


Added to contracts they already have, plus new contracts eg: Cargo Cosmetics and NHS which could be massive (see rns).


Moreover taking into account they are getting $1 million a year from a small aquarium fish filter the potential is fantastic...lol.

[59david] 03/4/2009 08:29

Gogoneko

Fair question and not one that I think anyone but management can answer with any degree of accuracy given the information we have had to date. Whilst management does appear to be quite good at keeping us updated on developments for obvious reasons they do not disclose hard numbers as to what these developments might be worth in revenue terms and over what period. For example, whilst the latest deal could clearly be huge if the NHS feels the trial is succesful we have no feel for what "huge" might mean or what the short term revenue implications of the trial are. Hopefully they might be able to give us a better steer when they announce their interims as to when they are expecting to break even which would not require them to put numbers to individual deals. Of course, if the news is good at the interims then you will have missed an opportunity to buy in at what may turn out to be a bargain price.

[gogoneko] 02/4/2009 23:40

From what I've read the product looks like it's gaining traction, getting into the right places, and revenues are increasing, but they still seem to have a long way to go.

The interims indicate that they're going to have to approximately triple the revenues to be in a profit and meanwhile they've been burning roughly £100k a month. What are people's realistic views on how much this cash burn is decreasing by and when will the company eventually be profitable?

If they can't improve the cash burn they'll run out of money around December I reckon (having received almost £1m since announcing cash of £900k at end-June '08) - so I'm tempted to wait until the prelims before investing to make sure things are quantifiably still moving in the right direction. It's also a bit of a concern that there's now 456m shares in issue, as the current share price is commensurate with a company generating profits of £500k annually, whereas it's actually losing over £1m.

Any feedback appreciated.

[harmoye] 02/4/2009 10:51

Morgan Stanley increased stake in Timestrip on 8/1/2009 to 4.59% now hold 18,525,000 ...interesting.

[harmoye] 02/4/2009 10:08

There's a lot of money to be made from Timestrip. Read this article from last year!



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Timestrip, which makes disposable labels that monitor lapsed time, said today that the mystery client that signed a large contract with the company in August is US pet food giant United Pet Group.

United Pet Group (UPG) said it will incorporate Timestrip smart labels into its biggest selling aquarium filter, sold under the Tetra brand. The smart labels will also be used on all replacement filters sold in the North American market.

UPG intends to adopt smart label technology on more of its products during 2008.

"Timestrip smart labels are an excellent and cost effective means of ensuring that Tetra filter cartridges are changed regularly, thus providing an optimum aquatic living environment. Our research has shown that customers welcome this technology," said Kevin Brenner, President of United Pet Groups Aquatics - Americas.

The relationship between UPG and Timestrip is contracted to last three years and is worth $3m to TImestrip.

Paul Freeman, the joint chief executive officer of Timestrip, said UPG's adoption of the technology underlines its potential and versatility, "which is now firmly establishing itself as an essential added value device for a broad range of consumer appliances."


$1 million a year from a small pet company. What price the NHS ?

[harmoye] 02/4/2009 08:16

Yes share and it loks like things are happening big time. Mind you latest timestrip has took 18 months to produce and it looks like there will be big worldwide demand for their unique product.

[sharethelovearound] 02/4/2009 07:45

a few have been bemoaning the lack of news from TIME but it looks like they have been busy nevertheless.

[harmoye] 02/4/2009 05:14

Just the beginning....

The launch of a new product range targeting healthcare providers with different time and temperature based solutions gave Timestrip a lift. The company said the Whittington Hospital in London has placed an order for six months worth of its TimestripIV product.


Sharecast report

[bozzy_s] 01/4/2009 19:36

Gotta admit I like their products and the potential uses.

[sharethelovearound] 01/4/2009 18:55

great feedback harmoye!

[bozzy_s] 01/4/2009 18:36

59david, price moved up sharply on a small number of buys. Then fell sharply on a few sells. Then went up again after a few consecutive buys, then back down again on a few consecutive sells.

Am I missing something? The price simply moved dramatically in both directions on a small run of consecutive buys / sells. If it were a tree-shake on the way down then by definition it was a 'sucker's rally' on the way up.

P.S I don't believe either happened.

P.P.S I ain't gonna get involved in stupid squabbles.

[harmoye] 01/4/2009 17:42

Talking to a friend this afternoon. He is a male nurse and recons that the government is going crazy over MRSA and C DIFF.

He is convinced they will be using this Timestrip technology throughout the NHS because the patients themselves can tell the nurses if something needs changing. He says the nurses are rushed off their feet and can't check things out themselves and this is a fantastic product.

There you go...straight from the horses mouth.

[59david] 01/4/2009 14:36

Bozzy, not that I care much as to what you think but as a matter of interest how would you interpret the way the share price has moved to day other than up on news, bit of profit taking or a tree shake followed by further buying pushing share price up

[bozzy_s] 01/4/2009 14:09

Urrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgh ;-)

"Just waiting for the inevitable 'tree shake' and 'MMs just playing games' comments when the price dips, but as it rises it's 'must be a big buy order' 'MMs short of stock' blah blah."

[andrbea] 01/4/2009 14:08

classic tree-shake today

up 41%, then shake to 19%, now back at 41%

[bozzy_s] 01/4/2009 13:54

I take back my comment about standing corrected. The fact that battyman, ADVFN's resident pump and dumper is lurking, does not bode well for my buy decision.