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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vela Technologies Plc | VELA | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.0055 | 08:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.0055 | 0.0055 | 0.0055 | 0.0055 |
| Industry Sector |
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| MEDIA |
| Top Posts |
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Posted at 05/9/2024 10:57 by dlewis1 This might actually go bust. Can't believe their investments are doing worse than mine as an individual investor. Really shameful. I've got over £20k in paper losses here. |
Posted at 23/9/2023 04:43 by stellaperformance It felt like the share price was dropped for a reason yesterday and that 100m plus buy explains why. Private investors sucked in by it |
Posted at 25/7/2023 07:36 by tomboyb 25mill max but at 0.018p full quote -You could buy a lot more before and new investor accumulated over 1 bill shares - |
Posted at 06/12/2022 18:57 by jpuff I will concur with that PWhite after being a long term investor in the -99% club on these. They consistently prove to be an utterly useless and very high risk company. |
Posted at 01/2/2022 10:30 by mwgunshow From the LSE chat. This is why small PI get burned as they lose hope and listen to nuggets like Pwhite on chat boards.@RiseOfThePorper, What an amazing find, this is BIG news. Recommend everyone read the corporate presentations (under corporate profile) AZD1656 has been developed to treat diabetics hospitalised due to Covid-19 to reduce mortality. - Conduit raised £10.3m through an SPV with Excalibur Medicines Limited including a £3m grant from UKRI. - Following completion of a successful trial, an exit to a third party is under negotiation, Conduit retain 22% of all economic benefit. - Conduit raised a further £2.35m through a partial asset sale to Vela Technologies PLC, a UK listed Investment Company SGS is an investor in Conduit Pharma (based in Cayman Islands) & the best bit:- $716m NPV to EML and Conduit assuming conditional marketing authorization obtained Year 1 (page 12) How much to Vela? It's going to happen!! |
Posted at 16/9/2021 21:31 by capitalgains5 This could drop tomorrow after 9am. People ramping on the fact sgs shares have been sold to other investors then who the hell has been selling causing this drop. If sgs shares have been sold below current price then it is an easy flip for investors. I predict initial rise tomorrow followed by a drop. Mms hold a lot of shares imo GLA holders .. hopefully it bags and your not left holding bags |
Posted at 15/9/2021 12:35 by pwhite73 Tom - You've modified your original comment. However it was exactly what I am saying. Your and my analogy applies to any therapeutic drug at trial stage targeted for a specific illness. Considering tens of millions have been effected with Covid the question that applies to all therapeutic trial drugs is what are its effects on patients who have been affected with Covid-19 can it help?Vela has created a diversionary route to entice new investors in a process that is a natural progression for any therapeutic drug at the moment. This diversionary tactic has cost investors a lot of money. The whole ARCADIA trial is an utter nonsense all therapeutic drug companies are doing Arcadia type trials during this pandemic as a matter of course because they have no choice Covid is everywhere and especially in hospitals. I hope this makes things clearer. Once again AZD1656 is a diabetes drug not a Covid drug. If it can cure the effects of diabetes then by default it will mitigate against the effects of Covid. |
Posted at 08/9/2021 16:05 by pwhite73 You all have every right to get excited because red is all AIM/smallcap investors ever know. Once it hits the leader board people move money from their red stocks to Vela that is blue ahead of results on Friday. Some on LSE are comparing the meteoric rise of SNG to Vela not aware that Vela are not a pharma company but a loss making investment company that has jumped on the Covid pharma bandwagon as it did crypto and every other fad. Sells outstrip buys but the price is up that's because the MM want to keep upward momentum into Friday whilst blocking PIs who try to exit in any decent amounts.It is right and proper that investors feel good about themselves because this is an extremely rare occasion. However shortly it will be business as usual with Vela and I would not even rule out another equity issue before Friday. |
Posted at 08/9/2021 12:07 by pwhite73 blueblood - "What about the upfront licensing fees say £200m+"SGS is a registered charity. Any money they make must be to fund the charity not to pay out huge profits to investors. Investors receive back their original investment and a small amount on top that they would have otherwise gained in a high yield interest rate bank account that's all. There may well have been tax advantages for Vela investing in SGS. RNS 20/10/2020 - "St George Street is a UK-based medical-charity led by a group of highly decorated academics and ex-pharma executives formed to deliver much needed treatments to patients. SGS's strategy is to take clinical-ready assets from pharmaceutical companies and to progress them through Phase II medical trials, before licensing them on for Phase III trials and commercialisation in order to create a return for investors and the charity alike." |
Posted at 23/6/2021 12:58 by pwhite73 Nightye1 - "AAA went from .17 to 53p before suspension and raised 120 million at 80p thats just facts mate and people are very rich because of it!"No they are not. It doesn't work like that. When an external investor decides to pour millions into a company they look at who's invested, the number of shares in issue and the share price. Had AAA had the exact share base as Vela with 90% being mug PIs no money would have been forth coming. External investors only invest in companies where they are the recipients of the share price growth not private investors, if that makes sense. It was because nobody was invested in AAA they were able to use it as an investment vehicle hence the 5000% share price rise. Had you had £1000 worth of AAA in March 2020 your money would be worth £470,000 today. Sorry that just doesn't happen nowadays. |
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