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stanelco .......a new thread (SEO)     

bosley - 20 Feb 2004 09:34

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for more information about stanelco click on the links.

driver's research page link
http://www.moneyam.com/InvestorsRoom/posts.php?tid=7681#lastread
website link
http://www.stanelco.co.uk/index.htm


greekman - 10 Aug 2006 17:22 - 18744 of 27111


In my opinion supermarkets will clamber over each other to go greener than their competitors.
As to the margins being squeezed from supplier, to packer to end customer (the supermarkets) I would think that although the big 5 will have the main say over the said suppliers, packers, I would think that the packers will also benefit as many will be supplying to more than one end customer. We also read more every week of the added cost of disposing of waste.
Suppliers, packers need to keep their customers happy.
They may not be that bothered about the green issue, but their profit is the be all and end all of their existence.
If the supermarkets want them to go green they will have no choice but to comply.

oblomov - 10 Aug 2006 17:36 - 18745 of 27111


Anyone hazard a guess as to whether the 3,850,000 trade after hours was a buy or sell?

hewittalan6 - 10 Aug 2006 17:42 - 18746 of 27111

It looks for all the world like a sell. But someone did say earlier the MM's appeared determined to keep the sp under 5p, so perhaps it was a buy that wasn't reported till it had all gone through.
So the answer is................I'm clueless.
Alan

NS - 10 Aug 2006 17:44 - 18747 of 27111

Shows up on ii.co.uk as a sell.

cxj1173 - 10 Aug 2006 17:45 - 18748 of 27111

Barclays has it as a sell @5.04

greekman - 10 Aug 2006 17:47 - 18749 of 27111

On the week up to Thurs close, SEO are 5th in the small cap risers. And about time to.

Neetybot - 10 Aug 2006 18:43 - 18750 of 27111

I couldN'T buy as many as I wanted this afternoon

rajstar - 10 Aug 2006 19:01 - 18751 of 27111

I see this as good news to SEO holders. Before long we should have news of other suppliers wanting to lead the way forward with greenseal.
I am not sure if the 3.8mil was a buy or a sell. We have to wait and see tomorrow.

Bugz - 10 Aug 2006 20:32 - 18752 of 27111

Better than we started-cant complain! Bring on a similar day tomorrow......

Cantlose - 10 Aug 2006 21:17 - 18753 of 27111

To me the 3.85m sell off after hours explains why the price didn't increase dramatically.

Almost 50% of 8mill share options I mentioned the other day.

Interesting to see if similar activity takes place over the next few days followed by an RNS along the lines of "We have issued stock in pursuance of an ex-employee...."

By the way I am long on this share but just concerned about the lack of clarity wrt to information flow.

I think that someone like Elisabeth Filkin who is a Non Exec should earn her crust & ensure that there is transparency in company communications.

She is also a Non Exec for Jarvis Plc - check what happened to the SP (of that co.) since she attained that role !

garyble - 10 Aug 2006 21:28 - 18754 of 27111

I have deliberately ignored ADVFN site until just now, someone commented yesterday about T. Robins but the continuation of the poster's comment is interesting:

"a new imterim sales director and project director had been appointed"

Looks like a re-focus for yet another phase in SEO's development.

Probably needed to dismiss quite a few lowly paid employees to pay for two new directors!

hewittalan6 - 10 Aug 2006 22:04 - 18755 of 27111

What would be really usefull right now is another broker report by T&G or someone. Just to throw a bit of independent light on what is happening on the good ship SEO.
I feel happier today with them than i have for many a long month, but I still have a nagging feeling that there is a huge part of the jigsaw just tantalisingly out of reach.
Don't know whether it is a good or bad part, but you know the feeling. There is something I feel I have missed, and it is something obvious. I just can't work it out. Perhaps its just a touch of SEO paranoia.
Alan

Cantlose - 10 Aug 2006 22:14 - 18756 of 27111

garyble

Wouldn't a Directors appointment warrant an RNS?

rajstar - 10 Aug 2006 22:50 - 18757 of 27111

UK-Analyst report of today's
A contract extension with supermarket giant Asda, helped lift the shares of Stanelco rise 0.225p to 5.175p. The group said its agreement to supply its Greenseal food packaging technology to Wal-Mart's UK supermarket unit had been extended for another year, but is now no longer exclusive to ASDA suppliers. Up until this contract extension, a significant hurdle for the business had been identifying packing lines that were exclusively for ASDA usage. By removing this obstacle Stanleco can now effectively offer its GreenSeal technology to any user.

garyble - 10 Aug 2006 23:42 - 18758 of 27111

Cantlose,

I'd expect so, similarly I'd expect the loss of one also to warrant an RNS. As someone also commented, if us poor PI's wanted to be better informed perhaps we should become journalists.

Its interesting that the sequencing of news is a tad awry: Extension of ASDA contract published on website days before RNS....

hewittalan6 - 11 Aug 2006 08:31 - 18759 of 27111

I've been digging.
Was I the only one unaware of the difference between Starpol 2000 and Starpol 3000?
Just in case anyone out there is as dense as I, 2000 was not available as a clear plastic, only coloured in your choice. I can spot the problem right there for food retailers who want you to see just how green and fresh their produce is.
3000 is available in a clear format. Big improvement.
I wonder how much of the delay was caused by the end product being unsuitable for Asda shelves because the contents would be invisible.
Just a thought.
Alan

rajstar - 11 Aug 2006 08:34 - 18760 of 27111

hewittalan6 - i was unaware. But ASDA knows 3000 is on the way.
what happened to the earlier RNS whereas SEO mentioned that as soon as one machine is in place then the exclusivity rights will be waived.

hewittalan6 - 11 Aug 2006 08:40 - 18761 of 27111

rajstar,
My info is that a machine is, as we speak, swinging into full production and its wares will be available at Asda stores within a very few weeks. That is why the exclusivity is over.
This info is as I posted the other day, and if it is right, then the company using it supply just about anyone you care to mention, through their parent companies. I am also informed that any following orders will be based on feedback from stores and customers.
Cannot verify it, but there you go.
Alan

greekman - 11 Aug 2006 08:50 - 18762 of 27111

Starpol 3000 was bought out for the sole reason (as far as I can discover) of clarity of container product. There is still a market for Starpol 2000, where the clarity is not important such as coffee, rice, packet soups where the whole packet is added to boiling water with no waste or spillage. Also low cost Starpol biodegradable materials can be used in a range of air pillows used as packaging to fill voids. It would make sense to use Starpol 2000, for these applications if it is cheaper than Starpol 3000, but unfortunately I am unable to discover this fact.
Anyone assist.

rajstar - 11 Aug 2006 08:56 - 18763 of 27111

H6 - tks
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