ianbean
- 25 Jun 2008 09:43
'The lower level of anticipated sales to Stryker in 2008 is clearly disappointing but we, as does Stryker, remain confident that the potential for Cormet in the world's largest orthopaedic market is substantial.'
This was 600p at one stage, started falling and then after the above statement. I recall that a broker downgraded target price to 300p.
Cheap at 160p?
shareley
- 19 Aug 2008 10:42
- 19 of 57
just a matter of time before the SP reacts northwards IMHO (SN. still going higher)
shareley
- 19 Aug 2008 11:40
- 20 of 57
SN. should think about buying CRG, since both of them have FDA approval and CRG have a distribution deal with Stryker, so this will just give them another notch up in the sector. CRG undervalued, even with US sales not expected to be above 10M, the overall revenue situation is still positive and strong compared to pre-cormet and the SP was higher back then. The market will realise eventually, most likely when you run a ruler over the numbers next week, prompting upgrades and then all the buyers will come flooding in.
shareley
- 19 Aug 2008 14:17
- 21 of 57
rising on such a red day...excellent time to buy in before the rise is vertical
shareley
- 19 Aug 2008 14:56
- 22 of 57
start your engines...enjoy the ride :-)
shareley
- 19 Aug 2008 15:08
- 23 of 57
minimum downside IMHO, look at the chart for all the upside and that recent spike towards 180p
shareley
- 19 Aug 2008 15:26
- 24 of 57
position 22 on the Top % gainers list
should get even more attention tomorrow
shareley
- 19 Aug 2008 15:46
- 25 of 57
from the news at 15:31 from moneyam 'Turning to the upside, Smith & Nephew was the top riser, up almost 3 percent, or 18 pence, at 636-1/2 after traders noted revived speculation that the orthopaedics firm could be a bid target for U.S. peer Zimmer Holdings Inc.'
CRG in the same sector, could be taken out on the cheap at say 300p - yes over double the current price! Remember an Analyst valued them at 300p if not a bid target! Cheap to say the least at the current SP IMHO
Please DYOR.
shareley
- 19 Aug 2008 20:39
- 26 of 57
expecting an even larger rise than 7% tomorrow
shareley
- 20 Aug 2008 05:15
- 27 of 57
from Ft.com 'Smith & Nephew was the day's main speculative feature on a revival of gossip that it could be a takeover target for Zimmer, its US orthopaedics peer.
Analysts saw some logic to the tale. S&N's hip resurfacing system would fill a gap for Zimmer, which last month delayed its rival product. S&N's latest results provided clarity about the possible cost of an investigation into its Plus division. Its shares rose 2.2 per cent to 632p, but bankers doubted contact had been made.'
Hello - Zimmer have a look at CRG, undervalued!
shareley
- 20 Aug 2008 07:21
- 28 of 57
Read the morning paper round up...Zimmer bid mentioned in 5 of the newspapers, bodes well for CRG also IMHO.
No more posts from me, talking to myself!
rochy
- 20 Aug 2008 14:02
- 29 of 57
alot more for these to rise, very early stages
drhooper
- 27 Aug 2008 09:33
- 30 of 57
BUY IMHO!
drhooper
- 28 Aug 2008 08:23
- 31 of 57
Corin Group H1 pretax profit up on higher revenues
AFX
LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Corin Group Plc., the UK orthopaedics manufacturer, said its first-half pretax profit rose 55 percent on a 63 percent rise in sales, reflecting the initial roll out of Cormet, its leading hip resurfacing product, in the United States.
'We remain confident of Cormet success in the U.S., although over a longer timeframe than previously anticipated,' Corin said.
It said it has made an encouraging start to the second half, with sales in line with the board's expectations.
For the six months to end-June, the pretax profit rose to 1.8 million pounds from 1.2 million pounds as sales increased to 22.9 million pounds from 14.0 million pounds.
lindanewbie
- 29 Aug 2008 11:18
- 32 of 57
level 2 looks weak, this looks like it will fall further and nothing positive for the remainder of 2008 from the results released, back down to 100p?
hangon
- 12 Nov 2008 12:00
- 33 of 57
42% fall on news that US orthapedic sales are unlikely to materialise in the financial year. (despite favourable exchange-rates)
+Also some mention similar in UK.
This looks a tad careless to be in a business that is so product-dependent - What's most likley is that a competitor has a better product - anyone?
Currently 78p to buy...
mitzy
- 13 Nov 2008 17:25
- 34 of 57
mitzy
- 14 Nov 2008 09:25
- 35 of 57
And so it keeps on falling difficult to put a value on.
cynic
- 14 Nov 2008 10:06
- 36 of 57
ZERO comes to mind!
dealerdear
- 14 Nov 2008 10:08
- 37 of 57
I was going to say exactly the same thing.
However, we shouldn't upset existing shareholders you know.
cynic
- 14 Nov 2008 10:08
- 38 of 57
why not?