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Posted at 19/4/2024 14:47 by celeritas Yep, a great rns today.. Improvement in RCF terms, we have gone from 2.5% above sonia to 2.2% and it won't be that long before it's 2%As I have mentioned before the US is a massive market for VLG to go at and this is just the start, well done vlg. |
Posted at 19/4/2024 07:13 by rivaldo Good to see the new RCF now agreed - and also:"New Partner in USA The Company also announces that it has finalised an exclusive long-term license and distribution deal in the United States for Gelclair, an FDA-approved oral mucositis prescription product, with Jaguar Health (NASDAQ:JAGX). This agreement, spanning 5 years, entails license fees, royalties, and product revenue payments to the Company. "We are really pleased to have partnered Gelclair in the USA, a market where Gelclair has been present for many years," said Jerry Randall, CEO of VLG. "This new agreement will ensure the continued supply of Gelclair to US oncology patients suffering oral mucositis, and generate meaningful additional revenues for the Company in the future." |
Posted at 09/4/2024 08:24 by qs99 Thanks Brummy, especially your opening few paras, wonder therefore if VC world will hoover VLG up in 2024 then?market marked VLG down on these results, perhaps management will want to take it private? DYOR |
Posted at 09/4/2024 07:42 by rivaldo Certainly reads well on first look, with 5.21p adjusted EPS, net debt falling nicely, selling prices across key VLG brands in UK retail increased by almost 10% this year and a very bullish outlook:"I am delighted to announce another successful year for Venture Life Group, marked by significant commercial achievements and strengthened financial positions. Our strategic emphasis on organic growth and cash generation led to a faster reduction in net debt despite challenging market conditions. We have made notable inroads in new product development, resulting in increased revenue and showcasing our innovative in-house R&D capabilities. Furthermore, enhanced branding and marketing efforts have expanded the reach of our 9 key brands to a broader global audience, further propelling our growth trajectory. With a strong commitment to improving EBITDA margins, successful new product launches, and digital transformation initiatives, we are well-positioned for sustained success in 2024 and beyond." |
Posted at 05/4/2024 15:37 by celeritas There's just so many markets to go at for VLG with their products. Debrox sold 4.1m units in the US and that contains Carbamide Peroxide, certainly not something I would stick in my ear... Balance activ has got huge markets to go at, feminine hygiene is worth nearly $5billion in the US alone.Its worth $1.6billion in Brazil, a market they have started to enter.. Our UK market is worth $780m for feminine hygiene, so it shows you what they have to go at. |
Posted at 05/4/2024 09:42 by lammylover FTSE100 down 1%, nervous holders, people taking profits at tax year end etc - normal stuff with market makers using fear to open up spreads, walking down some AIM shares in big steps to shake out weak hands, acquire dirt cheap shares...For others, its a buying day! Just picked up some W7L cheaply. FY results due April. TU for year end was good. Next week buyers will return to market with new tax year and fill their ISAs up. VLG results out Tuesday - anything decent should see the share price re-rate to 50p, I reckon. |
Posted at 04/4/2024 08:49 by lammylover You're right basem! - Its the reality of AIM at the moment. Too many PIs either have taken money out of shares in pursuit of higher returns in the building society or from funds, like Downing Micro Cap who are closing down and returning money to investors.And yet the situation in the UK is so bright for shares this year. Falling inflation, expectant lower interest rates, dirt cheap valuations and either companies being re-rated OR taken over at a premium, a high probability. PIs will return, when the building society rates fall, but by then all the bargain shares (lowly rated profitable businesses, turnaround stocks like VLG etc) will be at much higher prices or been taken out by private equity. You are right to be bullish here and load up while you can. |
Posted at 15/3/2024 21:21 by mjneish VLG gets a mention here, along with a fairly long list of other companies. |
Posted at 11/2/2024 13:33 by wrighna1 Interesting perspective on VLG https://open.substac |
Posted at 08/2/2024 12:57 by celeritas Slater is building for a reason... Once the jigsaw is complete I reckon vlg will be sold which is very likely the name of the game regarding Slater.. VLG have lots of great products now, many are growing really well with loads of new territories to go at and partner deals to be done... The share price is ridiculous really and Slater knows it.. |
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