Water Intelligence Share Discussion Threads

[metis20] 06/7/2021 07:25

Mark For: INTELLIDITCH™ trademark registration is intended to cover the categories of nonmetallic building materials, namely, liners for the lining of drains, channels, canals, acequias and ditches; systems comprising non-metal liners for drains, channels, canals, acequias and ditches that are used for the distribution, conveyance, control, supply, transport and discharge of water, fluids, and mixtures and admixtures containing solids, gases, and other dissolved matter.



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The IP Assets will be used to launch a new subsidiary of the Group’s core American Leak Detection business (ALD) dedicated to providing water infrastructure solutions.

The subsidiary will operate under the tradename Intelliditch. As set forth in a recent market communication, the Group is accelerating its growth plan given the anticipated increase in market demand for water infrastructure solutions stimulated by the Biden Administration’s American Jobs Plan.

[metis20] 06/7/2021 06:10

Water Intelligence plc

Significant Insurance National Account Win

Water Intelligence plc (AIM: WATR.L) ("Water Intelligence" or "Group"), a leading multinational provider of precision, minimally-invasive leak detection and remediation solutions for both potable and non-potable water is pleased to announce that it has opened 2H with another insurance national account win, representing its fourth year-to-date. The contract's mandate is the broadest yet to be provided by a national insurance carrier to American Leak Detection ("ALD"), the Group's core business subsidiary.

Under today's contract, ALD is formally designated as a "Preferred Contractor" and will have the right to handle all water leak and repair jobs across the United States from this insurance provider. The broader designation advances the Group's strategy to grow its national account base and drives the continued expansion of customer jobs across ALD's significant execution footprint in the United States with no additional marketing expense.

[sogoesit] 01/7/2021 17:33

The liner idea is a great one imv.
(In oil&gas subsurface work we use this concept so it's a proven technology and at lower pressures. We also use fluid expandables but I don't think this applies here).

Thanks for the summary Smithie.

[smithie6] 01/7/2021 10:08

appears to be for
- putting closed pipe solutions into current open channels used for irrigation

- putting liners inside existing pipes which are leaking or about to

(which I assume will phps be mostly tubes for dirty water
(since I assume that putting liners inside supply pipes would be very difficult due to the narrow diameter of supply pipes (perhaps ~15mm, versus say 100mm for a sewage pipe)

(although there is probably a market for lining big water supply pipes, in some cities they are old & need lining or changing (Manchester ?)

lining big metal supply pipes with no leaks might be cost beneficial since the pipes might last for many more decades if water is kept away from the inside surface of the metal tubes.

note 1: that sewage pipes carry a lot more water/liquids than they do solids (poop) & leaks from tubes underground can wash away soil over time & cause subsidance

note 2: a leak from a water supply pipe in the supply to a house can be heard by the occupant at night, whereas a leak from a dirty water pipe can not be heard by the occupant since there is no pressure involved; so some technology needs to be used.

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as I understand it liners can be blown in to the inside of existing tubes
& of course without having to dig up those tubes

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one advantage of closed pipes for irrigation vs open pipes/channels is that closed pipes dont fill up with leaves, stones, grit
& need manual labour to clear them (saving money each year)

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the big savings in time & money to insert a liner (I think by blowing it) into a leaking or old drainage pipe instead of digging it up & putting in a new one is quite obvious

[sogoesit] 01/7/2021 08:26

Many thanks Effortless.

Cheers!

[effortless cool] 01/7/2021 07:21

Sogoesit,
It's all in this RNS from April:

[sogoesit] 01/7/2021 06:43

Today’s RNS mentions a “new Intelliditch subsidiary” in para. 5.

Apparently this is for irrigation and storm-water run-off but I’m not clear what that means and there’s no mention I can see of it on their web site or the ALD web site as a new business line.
Hmmm…..

[maywillow] 29/6/2021 06:46

Why some of the world’s biggest companies are increasingly worried about water scarcity

Published Tue, Jun 29 20211:23 AM EDT

Sam Meredith
@smeredith19


Key Points

In a research note published June 14, analysts at Barclays identified water scarcity as “the most important environmental concern” for the global consumer staples sector, which includes everything from food and beverages to agriculture and tobacco.

Sustainable investors, meanwhile, seem to be prioritizing other environmental concerns.

“Water scarcity is really important because when it runs out you have really serious problems and because of its low price, it is one of those classic externality risks,” Beth Burks, director of sustainable finance at S&P Global Ratings, told CNBC via telephone.

[davr0s] 24/6/2021 18:18

No idea, but perfectly normal price action so not remotely worried

[effortless cool] 24/6/2021 11:44

It is usually a good leading indicator ... as is a falling share price.

[smithie6] 24/6/2021 11:16

change of broker

does this indicate a cash raise is coming ?

[hsduk101] 11/6/2021 09:39

Just went through the 1000p point

[smithie6] 10/6/2021 19:14

although I like WATR
I wouldn't want to put all my money on it !....far too much risk

[davr0s] 10/6/2021 18:49

Well if everyone was buying yesterday then so am I

[effortless cool] 10/6/2021 18:32

What you got, DavR0s, a Wendy House?

[davr0s] 10/6/2021 18:00

Yeah I sold my house yesterday and put it all in here - I'm delighted by today's action

[smithie6] 10/6/2021 11:26

yep

I topped up, very strong report for Q1.

[bertiebingo] 10/6/2021 11:12

Glad I bought a bit yesterday

[smithie6] 10/6/2021 10:35

looks like it was tipped at 11:00 today , a flurry of buy trades close together

[smithie6] 08/6/2021 13:07

nice.

I guess they have been asking you all the time as the price has risen since those days
'should I sell now & take the profit, I'm worried it might fall & I'll lose the profit'

EC reply
'no, if I was you I would wait & give it time'
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LOQ
I had some once, at 50-60p I think, sadly I think I sold to bag a % profit & missed out on the multibagging..:-(

& oh, those glorious dot coms days !
:-)
great times for some of us ;-)

(when an idea & no turnover or clients could be floated for say £5 million, or more ! je je)

[smithie6] 08/6/2021 12:43

Effortless

when you were buying at £1.5-£3
I guess you didn't expect such a strong quarterly trading statement X months/years later

"Group revenue grew 38% to $11.4 million (1Q 2020: $8.3 million). Statutory profit before tax grew an outstanding 152% to $1.66 million"

..congrats to you

[smithie6] 08/6/2021 12:21

bit depressing when something goes up

'cause you feel like a complete clot for not having put more in to it !!

je je ;-)

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'be water my friend' :-))))