It is unfortunate that some investor/share tipster websites feel it necessary to rush into print, so to speak, minutes after a company statement has been released to the stock exchange. This practice can result in confusing signals to potential investors who may not be familiar with the company’s story. On September 19 London AIM listed [...]
Half-time results from TyraTech Inc, for the six months ending on June 30 2017, which were released last week on September 12, were keenly awaited. This was probably because of expectations that the AIM-listed life sciences clean-tech company, focused on nature derived insect and parasite control products, would use the statement to update shareholders on [...]
Some companies take longer than others to get over a collapse. We last wrote about the AIM-listed HydroDec Group almost a year ago on September16, 2016. At that point shareholders were anxious about an ailing share price, amid scant reports of a ‘perfect storm’ of problems that had led to concerns about the financial [...]
Shareholders in London AIM-listed Eden Research had a hard time of it in 2016 and for that matter the first half of 2017. The company was floated on AIM in 2014 and in 2015 reached a share price high of 25 pence. The shares collapsed towards the end of 2015. They are now 11.50p having [...]
We last wrote about ZincOx Resources in December 2016 and it read like a ‘For Whom the Bell Tolls’ yarn’. The headline read: “ZincOx Resources needs to find a new flagship project if it is to survive as an AIM stock”. Well, it has not survived as an AIM stock, for the time being. It’s [...]
In May 2016 in Green & Smart, the Malaysian waste- to- biogas company sailed comfortably into a Listing on London’s AIM having first consolidated various subsidiaries and minority holdings into Green & Smart Holdings and then raising £3.3million (net of costs) through an initial Public Offering (IPO). Now, eighteen months on, its interim results for [...]
AIM-lsted Biome Technologies group is divided into two divisions. Biome Bioplastics formulates and supplies a range of innovative bioplastics technology that replace existing oil based materials, particularly those relating to disposable coffee cup lids and single serve coffee capsules. The RF division incorporates Stanelco RF Technologies (which Biome was formerly called) and as its name suggests [...]
It has been a topsy-turvy seven months for AIM –listed energy provider Flowgroup plc. During this period its share price fell from a 52-week high of 9.7 pence to 0.82p last Friday evening. However, it could now be in a recovery mode. In February 2017 with the shares at the 9.7p level, Flowgroup was still [...]
The suave Mr Iain Conn, the head of Centrica which owns British Gas, one of the so-called “Big Six” oligopoly of providers which has dominated the UK retail energy market, can hardly be said to be lacking in self-confidence. As an unnamed colleague of his at the major oil company BP, where he previously worked [...]
This is the second and final article on community based renewable energy projects in remote locations and the problems they can encounter. This second piece is about wind power By Stewart Dalby Wind power has been a different story at a local level to other renewable energy projects, such as marine current turbines, in remote [...]