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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Transense Technologies Plc | TRT | London | Ordinary Share |
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| -1.00 | -0.81% | 123.00 | 09:00:01 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 124.00 | 123.00 | 124.00 | 123.00 | 124.00 |
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Posted at 13/5/2024 22:14 by davidosh Nico115.....An investor like you should have an annual pass. We always give shareholders (in companies that are presenting) a free ticket and the company usually does an RNS. However everyone else buys individual tickets. That is how we pay for the shows |
Posted at 13/5/2024 08:01 by drw1 Reach - non-regulatory announcementTransense Technologies plc ("Transense" or the "Company") Upcoming Investor & Analyst Events Transense Technologies, the provider of specialist sensor technology and measurement systems, announces the following investor and analyst events. Monday 13 May 2024 - MelloMonday The Company will be attending MelloMonday today, Monday 13 May, starting at 5.00pm, taking place via a Zoom Webinar. Nigel Rogers, Executive Chairman, and Ryan Maughan, Managing Director, will be presenting to webinar participants at 6.00pm, followed by a Q&A. Investors wishing to attend can register here for a free ticket. The recording will be sent out to all registrants within 48 hours of the event. Wednesday 22 May 2024 - Analyst 'get to know Transense' round table Executive Chairman, Nigel Rogers; Managing Director, Ryan Maughan; and CFO, Melvyn Segal, will be hosting the round table at 4.00pm to present the 'Transense of today', as the Group enters a pivotal point in its journey and recent operational progress brings a refreshed investment case and outlook. Analysts interested in attending should contact Transense@walbrookpr Tuesday 21 & Wednesday 22 May 2024 - Institutional Investor Roadshow The Transense Directors will be in London holding institutional investor meetings on Tuesday 21 and Wednesday 22 May, hosted by Allenby Capital. |
Posted at 09/5/2024 19:00 by sojourno Breakout is iro 130 methinks, the channel is rather broad and long.None of that really matters when the right news comes along and fundamentaly upgrades investor impression of the company's outlook, stated or otherwise. |
Posted at 08/5/2024 13:16 by king1pin2 Anyone know how many potential investors would listen to Mello Monday ?I believe the slot that Transense has is 40 mins so should be very interesting. The last podcast was very helpful for the share price so I would imagine with just a few extra shareholders who like what they hear we might see a breakout from our high of £1.20. |
Posted at 07/5/2024 10:32 by melloteam Just to let shareholders and prospective investors know that Transense Technologies will be presenting on MelloMonday on Monday 13th May 2024 (5pm-8pm).Get 50% off your ticket with code MMTADVFN50 |
Posted at 01/5/2024 09:57 by king1pin2 Major posted that he had a “stale bull” hat on and I just wondered if the share price would be at this level IF we were a new start up company .With luck deals such as yesterdays will raise awareness and attract a new group of shareholders who are not put off by our well documented past . The present management team have done the business in a very tough environment so I would hope have the backing of lots of us stale bulls and if we can attract a few more new investors that will give the share price the push it needs towards £1.50 |
Posted at 11/4/2024 07:14 by drw1 From Onward Investments annual report out today:-Transense Technologies plc (TRT LN) - Date of first investment June 2023Transense Technologies is a very different business, but we believe is another example of a small UK company quietly working up great prospects for growth. It is fair to say the business has had a checkered history of 'jam tomorrow' as a listed business, with a series of false dawns leading to cash consumption, funding requirements and shareholder value destruction. However, our screens and subsequent due diligence uncovered that over the past few years, prospects and crucially profits have tangibly changed and this success is partly obscured by perceptions from the past. The business has three core market leading technologies at various stages of execution and a valuation of £13m at the point of investment. In 2019 the first of these, iTrack, became profitable through a 10-year royalty deal with Bridgestone, that is 100% profit margin and we believe will peak at around £3m per annum versus £2m currently. The future cashflows of this deal underpin the current value of the business. This deal, led by the now Executive Chairman Nigel Rogers, has been crucial, as it has provided the group with visible long-term profits that have allowed tangible development of the groups other two exciting technologies - Translogik and Surface Acoustic Wave ("SAW") sensors. Translogik provides tyre wear monitoring equipment to fleet managers and revenues have more than doubled since 2020 when the new team started to deploy time and effort into the opportunity using iTrack profits. The technology generates a gross margin in excess of 50% for the group and we expect that under the recently appointed Director of Business Development, Ryan Maughan, revenues can at least double again in the next few years, if not more. Lastly, the patent protected SAW technology, which is the least progressed, but with the largest potential for earnings contribution, has started to make headway in some of the highest barriers to entry markets; US defence and high performance motorsport. SAW is garnering industry and investor interest because of its ability to provide more specific and consistent torque readings in high-intensity and adverse operating environments. The team are targeting opportunities in the industrial, electric drivetrain and aerospace sectors and we are monitoring progress closely following early successes with McLaren and GE aviation. We were delighted to see Stephen Parker join the board in May given his experience in scaling applied technologies, such as YASA, which was acquired by Mercedes, where he now sits on a subsidiary board. As an applied technology company, revenues generate an extremely high gross margin, north of 85% and sales have been accelerating. We have been delighted to see a number of new hires and recent directors buying alongside those developments. |
Posted at 29/2/2024 14:13 by scrapiron123 Of course they can't buy if they know things that are price sensitive, which could be a lot of the time as they are actively developing the business. Still it adds up, their current holdings are easy to see here https://www.transens |
Posted at 20/2/2024 11:01 by mattjos here is the Investor Meet Presentation now available on YouTube:TRANSENSE TECHNOLOGIES PLC - H1 FY24 Interim Results and Prospects |
Posted at 06/2/2024 22:37 by centipede You are absolutely right that I invested in the wrong business (/kind of business).I was very naïve and seduced by the 'story'. All of the evidence indicates that such companies have a very high failure rate. I am hanging on with the limited value left as there are some signs of life, and I have an emotional connection (sad, I know, but I can't help it). BTW, my other investments (now value-based, do ok, unlike the average independent investor who loses the majority of the gains of the stock market - 2% gains versus 8% hxxps://www.crews.ba I agree entirely that we will never agree. You probably believe it is blindingly evident that there are significant differences in the abilities of people to manage companies, and that the key way to motivate them is to give them more money. It may be interesting to look at 'Pay without Performance, by Bebchuck and Fried', and 'Myths and realities of Executive Pay, by Kay and Putten' or even for a quick (fun?) review, have a look at I shall shut up now, but it really annoys me when management does something that is evidently for their own benefit, and try to dress it up as some form of positive business move. They have probably got themselves convinced. |
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