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XSG Xeros Technology Group Plc

1.45
0.025 (1.75%)
19 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Xeros Technology Group Plc LSE:XSG London Ordinary Share GB00BMGYBJ57 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.025 1.75% 1.45 1.40 1.50 1.45 1.425 1.43 753,599 10:04:47
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Industrial Patterns 164k -6.93M -0.0459 -0.32 2.19M
Xeros Technology Group Plc is listed in the Industrial Patterns sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker XSG. The last closing price for Xeros Technology was 1.43p. Over the last year, Xeros Technology shares have traded in a share price range of 1.25p to 4.15p.

Xeros Technology currently has 150,982,535 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Xeros Technology is £2.19 million. Xeros Technology has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.32.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
26/8/2016
16:49
What's going on? Up nearly 30% this week on no news!
grahamhacker
09/8/2016
07:33
FD called it a day. Retirement is more exciting!
richj5000
04/5/2016
17:33
Not sure I read the sell volume properly but was that a sell at close to £600k???
jr_
28/4/2016
13:00
Xeros really could do with some good news. This article mentions the domestic machines could be 3-5 years away yet...
jr_
11/4/2016
16:33
'Following a successful early career with Lehman Brothers and McKinsey in New York and London, Vik worked with Coller Capital, a leading global investor in, and acquirer of, private equity portfolios, and most recently has been advising start-up and global scale companies on business development and growth. He has a B. Eng from The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art and an MBA from INSEAD.'

Quite impressive....imo

hazl
07/4/2016
11:22
Looks like Mr 23 may now be Mr 1730 on the buy side?
jpuff
05/4/2016
13:23
Hazl - There has been a fund selling in last couple of months, n Woodford has been picking it up - note when latter last holding RNS on 3 Feb when 20% threshold crossed, vs today's RNS - he increased stake by 835,333 since 3 Feb 16
sherylchan
05/4/2016
12:22
increase in holdings I see.
hazl
05/4/2016
07:05
It also reduces the amount of detergents used which is great news for the environment as well as a substantial additional cost saving.
jpuff
04/4/2016
07:42
RNS

'This new laundry management solution helps extend the life of linens and also significantly reduces the number of items discarded by removing stains hitherto incapable of being removed in conventional washing machines. This results in a significant reduction in linen replacement costs for hotel customers.'
This firm gets better and better if you ask me.

Separately.
I have just noticed your posts Myretirementfund....it is not up to us to disprove you.....you should not write such definitive things when you admit you haven't even been closely following Xeros....that's Just shifting the blame.

IMO

hazl
01/4/2016
17:32
This stock is one of those that typically should be purchased and hidden away in a drawer. Many small investors will lose faith alonng the way and that means it wll move violently up and down in share price terms until eventually it announces serious revenue progress. Then the share price could surge. If the technology continues to prove irresistable then we might have a huge potential to increase massively the value of the holding. Just be patient and don't panic.
greek islander
31/3/2016
15:20
Mr 23 has gone bonkers
jr_
31/3/2016
15:17
?? people seem doubly quick to tell me im wrong but not provide me with proof !!
my retirement fund
30/3/2016
13:43
Did they buy it then? Im not a close follower but in the ipo prospectus it explained otherwise from memory. I take it there have been some developments since then, what were they please?
my retirement fund
30/3/2016
12:26
MRF - it is Xeros technology and have the patents for it - don't understand where u are coming from ?
sherylchan
30/3/2016
11:11
Well the stock market is rather volatile at present and stocks like this are vulnerable,so yes easy to spread fear.I suppose I shouldn't comment as I have already said I have just a token holding because of the threat of the general market.
However, I hope this firm do make it; they are so innovative and bang on trend with the environmental issues that you never know, a few amazing contracts and they could just surprise us al l even in this climate.imo

hazl
30/3/2016
11:03
far too easy to manipulate on the short side. This literally falls like a stone without any support... Not for orphans or widows. The shisters in dark glasses love stocks like this
insideryou
30/3/2016
10:01
I was just replying with a comment to setita post hazl.
my retirement fund
30/3/2016
09:35
Well I think Woodford might disagree with you.
He clearly thinks its a good bet,as do I.
Water shortages, financial encouragement from the utilities in the US,it just needs time for the word to get round.
Thanks for your post serratia interesting with your technology comment.
IMO

hazl
30/3/2016
09:01
From memory its not their technology, they just have a license to use it. Let the company do all the donkey work and the shareholders pay for said donkey work?
my retirement fund
30/3/2016
08:52
This firm is in its very early stages!
Profit will follow through presumably as the sales develop.
immo

hazl
26/3/2016
22:20
I've come to this company from the technology angle. After a fairly comprehensive review of their technology it looks excellent. Before investing in a company I like to run spread sheets to get a model of future potential. The latest results show very rapid growth going forward which is great as it's proof that the technology works for the customer.
Where I'm lost is the gross profit on sales which in the latest results is only 10.8%. That can't sustain any future profit.
The market values the company at £174m and Woodford is in so I must be missing something. I've read all the posts on this thread and don't think I've missed anything.
Can anyone point me towards an analysis or explanation why the GP is so poor so I can develop the model.

Thanks.

serratia
24/3/2016
10:20
Mr 23 is back!
jpuff
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