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TRT Transense Technologies Plc

95.00
0.00 (0.00%)
19 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Transense Technologies Plc LSE:TRT London Ordinary Share GB00BDHDTH21 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 95.00 93.00 97.00 95.00 95.00 95.00 5,000 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Motor Veh Suply,new Pts-whsl 3.53M 1.4M 0.0898 10.58 14.77M
Transense Technologies Plc is listed in the Motor Veh Suply,new Pts-whsl sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker TRT. The last closing price for Transense Technologies was 95p. Over the last year, Transense Technologies shares have traded in a share price range of 79.00p to 117.50p.

Transense Technologies currently has 15,542,384 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Transense Technologies is £14.77 million. Transense Technologies has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 10.58.

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27/6/2017
15:36
Thanks nim
dieseltaylor
27/6/2017
14:46
You can sell on-line (max 5,000) at 71p
Max buy I could find was 500 at 77p

nuts in may
27/6/2017
14:01
Not surprising as it starts to become clear an earnings stream is emerging.
drw1
27/6/2017
13:27
Can't buy any stock, not even at full ask at market size...
assagai
27/6/2017
13:10
Lower options were waived and new put in place at a higher exercise price, that after good news; so it's a little harsh to whinge about "new options".
These guys are on OUR side remember.

sojourno
27/6/2017
08:25
Do they need MORE incentive to make the company work ? Options to be exercised at £1.50 & £2.00 in FIVE & TEN years time do not look very ambitious . Still I suppose at least it is looking like they are not ready to go bust just yet.
kenone
27/6/2017
08:20
Maybe, but will anyone care if the share price reaches £1.50 or £2 ?
Let`s get there first.

piggyinthemiddle
27/6/2017
08:01
Share options. I hate the way share options are issued like this for failure. The share price fall is effectively used to give reward if it goes up to a fraction of where it was before failure. Its an utter nonsense and disgrace. No wonder there are so many poor stocks on AIM with that kind of incentive.
amt
26/6/2017
19:54
They have at least 3m in cash if I recall. So that would be enough to generate say 9m in sales. Thats my estimate for what its worth.
amt
26/6/2017
15:01
Invoice discounting is always available for blue chip clients and Brownfield are probably in the loop for payments as agents also. However it may be that it is not required to any great degree.
dieseltaylor
26/6/2017
14:51
Thanks Timbo. It's looking interesting again - finally. I'll wait to see if the rush of blood wears off in terms of the share price. And then I'll take a position.

As Peter Wilkinson once said, "you have to take intelligent punts to make your portfolio interesting."

lebiche
26/6/2017
14:32
Fin cap say "considerable upside scope for Transense shares"
drw1
26/6/2017
12:14
Grit your teeth and wait for the rental to feed into the bottom line
monty68
26/6/2017
11:44
And don't forget there has already been an increase in cash burn to cover this eventuality so I would hope they're to some extent prepared for it.
major courtenay
26/6/2017
11:27
There will be, but as these sales gain traction rental income from earlier sales will cover capital outlay for new ones.
puffintickler
26/6/2017
11:08
obvs good news- I wonder to what extent this causes a cashflow issue for trt? is there a gap between trt having to stump up for the kit and first year rental payment from customer?
lfc4ever
26/6/2017
10:42
>>>>lebiche

Does this meeting write up help?

timbo003
26/6/2017
09:29
Someone will give a much more informed answer than this, but the tyres cost 10's of '000's of dollars each and downtime considerably more making $6K a drop in the ocean.
magpie59
26/6/2017
09:08
That's an interesting figure - $6K a truck. How is that arrived at? I mean, what is the justification for spending that amount on tyre monitoring?
lebiche
26/6/2017
08:34
To answer my own question about 50.000 trucks so if TRT take 10% of market thats 5000 *6000 equals 30million income per annum. Not to be sniffed at.
amt
26/6/2017
08:33
I seem to recall they need 900 in total to reach break even, we're gettin' there!
timbo003
26/6/2017
08:15
Logically if they can role it at two Glencore mines then logically it should make economic sense to do it for all Glencore mined. Glencore is by far and away the largest mining company in the world. I cannot remember the size of the market. Transense published that figure a while back but I cannot remember it or find the review. I think they have an indication of income per truck also was it about 6k per annum dollars . Would be very grateful if anyone has those figures to hand so I can recapture the excitement of a few years back.
amt
26/6/2017
07:57
Credit where credit is due, very positive news. I hope the last two are the beginning of a large number of such announcements.
albert_einstein
26/6/2017
07:55
I'm in the same position as you. Good to note that they just ordered it without a trial.
2vdm
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