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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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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 | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 1.40 | 1.30 | 1.50 | 1.40 | 1.40 | 1.40 | 4,050 | 08:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Industrial Patterns | 164k | -6.93M | -0.0459 | -0.31 | 2.11M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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08/10/2018 06:15 | 'If manufacturers don't want to incorporate the drum and beads though Xeros is at least hoping they'll embrace the XFiltra, a product that helps capture the synthetic fibers from fleece and other clothing that are making their way from the wash into oceans.' | kooba | |
08/10/2018 06:14 | https://www.bbc.co.u | kooba | |
05/10/2018 09:20 | Some good press on the BBC and other proposals | hatfullofsky | |
01/10/2018 15:30 | I'm keeping an eye on this, but it seems silly to buy before we know the share price of the placing, IMO | cyberbub | |
01/10/2018 13:45 | I dont see climb, infect I see otherwise. Good luck with holding | amture | |
25/9/2018 14:56 | Great looking chart - looks ready for a climb north | essential | |
24/9/2018 15:18 | No worries here. Long way to go and a nice steady climb back to 300p. | letmepass | |
24/9/2018 13:11 | XSG signed 10 year deal with Wollsdorf 10 year deal backing Jul 11, 2017. Anyone knows if they have been able to deliver to Wollsdorf? I doubted, no proof yet they can deliver. This is just creating some good news for fund raising. Many fooled by the very insignificant contract signing. | amture | |
24/9/2018 10:59 | Rampers disappeared.Cool.All about entry point here and if you believe in the product and The CEO.This co is starting to motor.Could be a great time to get in.No doubt there will be a placing as the co stated it will need more money once commercially was achieved.I don't know about you but this 10 year contract although no numbers plus the China contract et al pretty much signals that. As I said all about entry point Good luck !! | billthebank | |
22/9/2018 22:23 | If only you didn't have dementia | bob1995 | |
22/9/2018 19:10 | Ha ha I buy bombed out stocks on low per ratios not spikes and you know that. Same faces on the biggest riser that will not be holding by 8.10am Monday | dave4545 | |
22/9/2018 16:31 | Another recent win..Xeros Technology Group, the UK-headquartered technology business and innovator of a polymer bead cleaning laundry system, has announced that it will supply 32 of its washing machines to Encom Trading, a wholly owned subsidiary of Electro RAK, a leading UAE-based infrastructure services company and the appointed partner in the UAE to Hydrofinity, Xeros' cleaning technologies brand.Electro RAK intends to install machines in premium hotels in the UAE. The first shipment will be made to Dubai during September.The Xeros solution replaces water with its reusable XOrb technology, which is said to deliver up to an 80% reduction in water use and material reductions in both energy and detergent, whilst delivering a superior cleaning result and extended linen life.The UAE faces critical water management challenges, given the inherent scarcity of groundwater and growing pressure on desalination and waste water infrastructures. In 2018, the country's Environment Agency warned that useable groundwater is expected to be fully depleted within 55 years at current rates of use.Despite these conditions, the UAE has one of the highest per capita water consumption rates in the world. The cost burden of future-proofing the country's water infrastructure has led to growing tariffs for businesses and residents.This agreement follows the recent shipment of 16 polymer bead washing machines to the Cape Province region of South Africa.Mike Ferrand, managing director, Hydrofinity, said: "Against the regional backdrop of water stress and hig | bob1995 | |
22/9/2018 16:21 | Revolutionary polymer bead cleaning for a superior cleanXeros offers a revolutionary and proven wash system to clean soot and contaminants from personal protective equipment. The cleaning is so powerful that extensive pre-soaking is not necessary 80% of the time, reducing time and cleaning costs.The Xeros Fire solution includes:Choice of two Xeros Washers 35lb and Variable Load 90lbTurnout Gear Drying CabinetTwo people to always watch out for are letmepass ramping and Dave the negative. Always on the board of big risers. Letmepass trying to get out and Dave trying to deramp and get in. | bob1995 | |
22/9/2018 10:39 | "200k" per year ! Blimey the pump and dumpers will not like that. And 25 million was added to the market cap. When my stocks win multi million pound contracts they are lucky to rise 5%. No wonder some people I follow on twitter were moaning because they were unable to short this one. | dave4545 | |
22/9/2018 10:26 | This is only the start. 10 million in the bank, 10 year deal is huge and many more to come. Last year over 300p. Time to add for the next leg up. | bob1995 | |
22/9/2018 09:54 | 10.4m in the Bank according to ceo !Xeros Technology moving rapidly to secure licensing deals for its water-saving techShare 08:20 18 Sep 2018Xeros Technology Group Plc (LON:XSG) CEO Mark Nichols gives Proactive's Andrew Scott the background to the company - kicking off in 2006, a spin-out of the University of Leeds, using polymer technologies to 'radically change a number of industries' in terms of water saving solutions.The group's split into three divisions - cleaning, tanning and textile technologies.''We're currently in the position of having completed the development and now really working hard to set up licensing deals ... and moving towards what we call our asset-light, IP-rich model''.www.proactiv | h2owater | |
22/9/2018 07:48 | This going to zero It's just when.The cash burn is monumental Clearly being pumped up to let instis off load before a fund raise Or if they can't fund raise .... Either way the target is zero In a few weeks if they can't get funded or when that cash gets burnt. I would suggest avoid this like the plague buying GKP which is now generating free cash flow of over $100m a year and is likely to be bought out this year. | therealminotaur | |
21/9/2018 22:27 | FLOW went from 20p (where I bought) to 48p, then collapsed to 15p (where I sold), then collapsed again to 0.1p (!). It was a frustrating learning experience, but at least I only lost 25%, probably got off lightly compared to some.I will have a look at the management of XSG... | cyberbub | |
21/9/2018 21:45 | I don't Joosepi, is there anywhere I can actually find out hard figures? The last results don't show any level of detail, and I've only really done skim research here so far, after seeing the big rise today.My own guess (and it is very much a guess) is that the contract announced today may be worth about £200k p.a. revenue to Xeros? So not a huge amount if I'm right, but of course there are an awful lot more tanneries in the world ripe to be picked...The big question is obviously how steeply they can ramp down their high fixed R&D costs, and how quickly they can ramp up revenue. The revenue should be quite high-margin if they are moving to a licensing model.I'm actually quite interested here, but I think a substantial placing is due very soon.I'm also very wary about water/energy saving technology companies after getting burnt on FLOW a few years back, huge promise but poor execution.GLA | cyberbub | |
21/9/2018 21:12 | Cyber do you know how much income is derived from one process let alone 250.000, It would be helpfull if PIs did the research before making sweeping statements as you have, IMO | joosepi | |
21/9/2018 20:27 | Christ there's been some shameless ramping on here today! This company seems to have interesting technology (validated by a number of firm commercial deals) and a massive potential market, *if* they can successfully commercialise it. But the sorry truth is that it's losing money hand over fist at present, and has stated that it needs more cash soon (VERY soon, given that their cash balance must be below £5M and are spending about £2m a month, even though they say this is now dropping). The news today about Mexico, while very positive in terms of validating the tech, doesn't say anything about its revenue potential... and 250k hides per year doesn't seem like a massive operation to me... so it's hard to see why the share price is up 60%. I'm of the opinion that this is the 'pump and short' typical of AIM stocks before a placing. Spivs taking part in a placing needs a guaranteed profit; those 'in the know' are aware that a likely price for a placing is about 50p say, so they pump it to 70p, then short the sh*t out of it, and make a guaranteed 70 / 50 = 40% profit when the placing arrives. Easy money - happens all the time. FWIW I think there will be a placing next week at about 50p, for about £10M. If their huge fixed costs are falling and revenue rising, then that should see them through another year, and possibly close to breakeven? They will probably need more cash again, but if they are approaching breakeven then I would think they could raise it at a much higher price. Meanwhile, one concern I have is about their deal in China. I despise Trump, but he does have a point about the Chinese stealing IP on a massive scale - do we think that's a danger for XSG? Just my view of course, I haven't got a crystal ball, no advice intended. | cyberbub | |
21/9/2018 17:23 | Looks like a clueless OAP toyin.. No idea what is going on | letmepass | |
21/9/2018 16:21 | So far very strong finish!!! bodes well for monday spike to get us pass £1!!!! nai.dyor etc | miahkaysor |
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