Transense Technologies Share Discussion Threads

[drw1] 26/9/2017 09:08

' Several other opportunities are at a reasonably advanced stage, and we expect further order activity in Australia, Latin America and Southern Africa in coming weeks.'

[kenone] 26/9/2017 09:02

Yes that looks good. £1.50 target share price . Let's hope they can find some new shareholders.

[timbo003] 26/9/2017 08:18

Beaufort initiate coverage



Good to see that they can do something other than just organise discounted placings!

I shall go along tonight to the shareholder briefing, anyone else planning to attend?

[drw1] 26/9/2017 08:00

Market will decide.
But looks like some significant traction at Translogik.
G.E. INTEREST in the technolgy suggests significant value exists within our IP.

[amt] 26/9/2017 07:59

They dont need any cash in short to medium term despite the pressure on working capital caused by leasing model which is I suppose encouraging. That gives us a year before we need to think about that. In a year we will know if itrac 11 has been a success. I have pencilled in 3.5m sales for this year which is not great but not too bad either.

[mattjos] 26/9/2017 07:27

They could but, they won't. They'll need another raising before next Spring ... hence Beaufort

[amt] 26/9/2017 07:24

Not bad some encouraging signs but admin costs have risen dramatically. They really need to get a grip on this because they only have 18 months cash left. What happened to all those projects with 6 companies mentioned a year ago. Also what happened to GE Mclaren and wind turbines and the large European company ?

[sojourno] 20/9/2017 13:19

Timescales?
Until we have income and visibility it's all wishful thinking, with varying degrees of likelihood...

[piggyinthemiddle] 17/9/2017 20:54

As articles are dated 2012 and 2014,this is almost certainly wishful thinking.

Not sure as to reasons for drop in share price in the last few days but hope 26th will give it some momentum again though not holding my breath!

[sojourno] 17/9/2017 16:35

MC... A plethora of sensors, it seems. Wireless and Load (sensors) are mentioned, so... maybe...
(2014)
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[vizz] 17/9/2017 11:33

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Lewis has got the message.

[major courtenay] 15/9/2017 22:40

Can't be sure PB. As we are in the mix when it comes to turbine design and development (without being a standard option?), I would hope that we are in with a shout. Feel free to bring me crashing to earth if I'm being hopelessly optimistic.

[peterblok] 15/9/2017 18:18

But not our sensors MC ?

[major courtenay] 14/9/2017 19:59

Just a distant little blip on media radar: Article in the Daily Telegraph business section today on the potential to turn the UK into a wind turbine superpower: "the latest turbines have aerodynamic smart blades made of carbon composite with wireless sensors that can pitch in and out of the wind as air flows shift." The article later goes on about the potential for wind to produce more than our entire energy needs... I know some have a deep loathing of wind, but it's all grist to the mill.

[sojourno] 13/9/2017 10:07

Uggy...IMO the consolidation itself wasn't a disgrace, but what has been disappointing is the apparent lack of effort/success in selling to new shareholders, resulting in the need for Beaufort to be appointed as joint broker. The whole point of the consolidation was, after all, to help attract new shareholders.

[uggy100] 12/9/2017 19:50

Perhaps I should also add that the share consolidation was a disgrace.

[uggy100] 12/9/2017 19:48

We all wait for the results & update due shortly.
I've held stock in this company for years & share the misery we have had to put up with.
If the presentation continues with jam tomorrow I'll be cutting & running with some of my holding. The fact is I no longer remain even vaguely confident that TRT can make a go of this. Several pilot schemes doesn't cut the mustard. I query why Glencore, who clearly rate the product allow individual mines under their control to make their own decisions ?
An update on the European partner would help plus the state of play with GM in the U.S. How long are we expected to hold faith with TRT ? The Directors are paid a salary to deliver while we wait on the sidelines in the hope we can recoup at least some of our investment.

[sojourno] 12/9/2017 19:03

Mattjos... The trajectory is actually pretty much sideways, it was only downwards after you decided to build a more substantial stake in 2014, no doubt averaging down too. There's no kudos in calling all investors misguided simply because you were.
It's all about income.

[mattjos] 11/9/2017 22:32

It's all about cash out now, for possibly (only possibly) cash in, at some unknown point in future.No metrics to go on other than knowing they are burning through their limited cash reserves at an ever accelerated rate - hence the mkt cap will keep dribbling downward as disaffected investors give up on the company & no new investors are tempted in.The company & broker are quiet for obvious reasons .. little to talk about!It's going nowhere for at least another 12 months so, get used to the downward trajectory. Still much too early to conclude if the company will either survive or prosper .... despite the huge cash consumed over the years & the constant equity dilution, the directors & professional advisers remain the only winners from the misguided investors cash.

[uggy100] 11/9/2017 22:19

Not much trading really but no support from in house brokers, any input !

[arthur_lame_stocks] 07/9/2017 19:55

I don't think I can make the investor event as I think I am in Liverpool or Newcastle for a training course on that day so i'd be interested to hear any reports from those that do go.

Arthur

[drw1] 06/9/2017 10:23

Numbers will hardly be a surprise given the 31/07/17 trading update.
Any share-price action will be dependent on the outlook.
Would expect to see some more 'itrack 2' orders materialise before long given the number of on-going trials.
31 July 2017

Transense Technologies plc

("Transense" or the "Company")

Trading Update

Appointment of Joint Broker

Transense Technologies plc, the AIM listed company focused on patent-protected sensor systems and supporting technology is pleased to provide a trading update for the year ended 30 June 2017.

The trading results for the year ended 30 June 2017 are expected to be marginally ahead of the Board's expectations as revised on the release of the interim results in March, with revenues of approximately GBP2M, and closing cash balances of GBP2.5M.

In addition, the Company announces the appointment of Beaufort Securities Limited ("Beaufort") as joint broker to the Company to improve the service available to the large group of private investors interested in Transense. Beaufort look forward to marketing Transense to its network of UK retail and HNW investors, including providing retail tailored research on Transense as part of its ongoing services to the Company.

Graham Storey, CEO of Transense, commented: "I am delighted that the new iTrack II is gaining traction as evidenced by the recent announcements relating to Glencore and that our numbers are ahead of expectations. The appointment of Beaufort fits perfectly with our marketing strategy to open up Transense to a wider investment audience and enhance communication with our current retail shareholders."