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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


superrod - 23 Mar 2005 14:52 - 2264 of 27111

i note bprg is in freefall

stockdog - 23 Mar 2005 15:15 - 2265 of 27111

A lot of buyers coming in on BPRG against the relatively few but insistent sellers (shorters?). Price bottoming out now about 12% down . On SEO actually greater number of sellers relative to buyers than BPRG, but the latter definitely have the upper hand and the SP is holding pretty firm compared to the almost universal negative sentimment across the board of the last couple of days.

Not sure why I'm comparing and contrasting these two stocks, except that they have a somewhat intertwined and opposing interest currently.

SEO looking pretty strong all things considered. Next break up will be decisive - 18 days and counting. I'm betting on the RNS for Monday 11th April, the day after the expiry of the 60day option period.

SD

superrod - 23 Mar 2005 15:25 - 2266 of 27111

a market darling like bprg down 10%.....BOUND to be a lot of bottom fishers. im steering clear of that one.

bosley - 23 Mar 2005 15:35 - 2267 of 27111

similar story on my watchlist , sd. almost everything has been red , red , red for the last few days.

driver - 23 Mar 2005 15:51 - 2268 of 27111

bos
That p/e comment did give me a laugh when I got in, very sharp.

stockdog - 23 Mar 2005 16:14 - 2269 of 27111

bos
What's the difference between a euphonium and a baritone horn?

I've got one (or the other) and my daughter has picked it up and started to play it, but it's got a really tatty bell which makes a poor sound, so I was thinking of replacing it with a better model. ANy idea where to start looking and what I want?

When she's older I'll send her up North to join the band (or, on second thoughts, maybe I'll come myself).

SD

bosley - 23 Mar 2005 18:18 - 2270 of 27111

got mainly small caps on my watch list. has the market turned against small caps cos all i can see is red.

sd. baritone is smaller than euph. try ebay, you never know? funnily enough, we are about to start a junior band. send her up and bring yourself too.

Fred1new - 23 Mar 2005 18:37 - 2271 of 27111

I know the feeling Bosley. B awfull all round red day except CSN.

accord - 24 Mar 2005 07:11 - 2272 of 27111

Stanelco PLC
24 March 2005

24 March 2005

Stanelco PLC ('Stanelco' or the 'Group')

ASDA adopt Stanelco's GREENSEAL technology

Stanelco PLC, the RF (radio frequency) applications group, is pleased to
announce that it has signed a binding contract with ASDA for a 12-month
exclusive agreement for the application of the Group's GREENSEAL tray lidding
and thermoforming RF technology in the UK and Ireland. ASDA anticipate that
several hundred machines will be adapted to utilise the technology due to the
significant benefits it delivers.

The agreement follows successful trials at a number of different ASDA suppliers
and will mean that the suppliers involved in the programme will, where
practical, convert from traditional heat-sealing to Stanelco's revolutionary RF
technology.

The main benefits of Stanelco's GREENSEAL technology are:

- An up to 20% lower cost of packaging material;
- A higher integrity seal substantially reducing the possibility of packs
leaking;
- A removal of laminated plastics in favour of mono plastics, which can be
easily recycled providing significant environmental benefits and
- A saving of up to 70% on power usage in the traylidding/thermoforming
machines.

The costs associated with conversion will be greatly outweighed by the financial
and other benefits indicated. It is expected that, according to plan, this
agreement will generate a revenue stream for Stanelco significantly in excess of
5m in the first year alone. Even before the first machine has been converted
ASDA and Stanelco are working together to look at other areas of opportunity for
the technology.

The 12-month agreement will commence from the first Monday following two weeks
of further successful trials with three ASDA suppliers. This is expected to be
in April. These commercial trials are in addition to the completed trial
announced on 1 March 2005. The underlying access agreement to adopt the
technology will be between Stanelco and each of ASDA's packaged food suppliers
with Stanelco taking on responsibility for installation and maintenance of the
tray-lidding technology.

Ian Balchin, Chief Executive of Stanelco commented:

'We are delighted to have signed a formal agreement with ASDA. This is the final
step of the first phase in the commercialising of this technology, and a very
significant step in the transformation of Stanelco into an intellectual property
business, exploiting the Group's core technologies. This contract is excellent
news for Stanelco and its shareholders and reflects the hard work put in by all
our staff. We look forward to working with ASDA on the implementation.'

Tony Ruane, Technical Manager, Meal Solutions category at ASDA said:

'This is a first to market for ASDA - real innovation. This could well turn out
to be the biggest thing in packaging for years. The benefits for both the
environment, our customers and suppliers from this technology are far reaching.
The potential for the use of Stanelco's technology grows every time we look at
it. Every visit to both stores and suppliers identifies new areas and ways in
which the technology can be used. We are looking forward to working with
Stanelco.'

Ends

Dynamite - 24 Mar 2005 07:12 - 2273 of 27111

At least one share should go up today then.....

Stanelco PLC
24 March 2005

24 March 2005

Stanelco PLC ('Stanelco' or the 'Group')

ASDA adopt Stanelco's GREENSEAL technology

Stanelco PLC, the RF (radio frequency) applications group, is pleased to
announce that it has signed a binding contract with ASDA for a 12-month
exclusive agreement for the application of the Group's GREENSEAL tray lidding
and thermoforming RF technology in the UK and Ireland. ASDA anticipate that
several hundred machines will be adapted to utilise the technology due to the
significant benefits it delivers.

The agreement follows successful trials at a number of different ASDA suppliers
and will mean that the suppliers involved in the programme will, where
practical, convert from traditional heat-sealing to Stanelco's revolutionary RF
technology.

The main benefits of Stanelco's GREENSEAL technology are:

- An up to 20% lower cost of packaging material;
- A higher integrity seal substantially reducing the possibility of packs
leaking;
- A removal of laminated plastics in favour of mono plastics, which can be
easily recycled providing significant environmental benefits and
- A saving of up to 70% on power usage in the traylidding/thermoforming
machines.

The costs associated with conversion will be greatly outweighed by the financial
and other benefits indicated. It is expected that, according to plan, this
agreement will generate a revenue stream for Stanelco significantly in excess of
5m in the first year alone. Even before the first machine has been converted
ASDA and Stanelco are working together to look at other areas of opportunity for
the technology.

The 12-month agreement will commence from the first Monday following two weeks
of further successful trials with three ASDA suppliers. This is expected to be
in April. These commercial trials are in addition to the completed trial
announced on 1 March 2005. The underlying access agreement to adopt the
technology will be between Stanelco and each of ASDA's packaged food suppliers
with Stanelco taking on responsibility for installation and maintenance of the
tray-lidding technology.

Ian Balchin, Chief Executive of Stanelco commented:

'We are delighted to have signed a formal agreement with ASDA. This is the final
step of the first phase in the commercialising of this technology, and a very
significant step in the transformation of Stanelco into an intellectual property
business, exploiting the Group's core technologies. This contract is excellent
news for Stanelco and its shareholders and reflects the hard work put in by all
our staff. We look forward to working with ASDA on the implementation.'

Tony Ruane, Technical Manager, Meal Solutions category at ASDA said:

'This is a first to market for ASDA - real innovation. This could well turn out
to be the biggest thing in packaging for years. The benefits for both the
environment, our customers and suppliers from this technology are far reaching.
The potential for the use of Stanelco's technology grows every time we look at
it. Every visit to both stores and suppliers identifies new areas and ways in
which the technology can be used. We are looking forward to working with
Stanelco.'

Ends

For further information please contact:

Ian Balchin, Chief Executive
Stanelco PLC
Tel: +44 (0)2380 867100

Jonathon Brill/Billy Clegg
Financial Dynamics
Tel: +44 (0)20 7831 3113


bosley - 24 Mar 2005 07:21 - 2274 of 27111

a very, very good and wonderful morning to you all.

bosley - 24 Mar 2005 07:25 - 2275 of 27111

and it just gets better and better. hows this for a seal of approval.

'This is a first to market for ASDA - real innovation. This could well turn out
to be the biggest thing in packaging for years. The benefits for both the
environment, our customers and suppliers from this technology are far reaching.
The potential for the use of Stanelco's technology grows every time we look at
it. Every visit to both stores and suppliers identifies new areas and ways in
which the technology can be used. We are looking forward to working with
Stanelco.'

it just got bigger, folks!!!!!!

bosley - 24 Mar 2005 07:43 - 2276 of 27111

strange thing on my screen. bid=17.25p offer=17p spread= -1.47%

Dynamite - 24 Mar 2005 07:45 - 2277 of 27111

Now you can buy and sel for 17.25p Bos :-)

Biscuit - 24 Mar 2005 07:59 - 2278 of 27111

What a beautiful morning it is! Good morning all!

aldwickk - 24 Mar 2005 08:13 - 2279 of 27111

Roll on Walmart.

TheFrenchConnection - 24 Mar 2005 08:16 - 2280 of 27111

Mes Amities / d'accord completement !! 1 guess this is what weve all been waiting for. Everyone enjoy your day ...Looking at BPRG s/p; and wondering when we surpass it ,,,,hehe .@+ J .

robinhood - 24 Mar 2005 08:57 - 2281 of 27111

LIFE IS GETTING BETTER. COULD NOT STOP MYSELF BY TOPPING UP ANOTHER 40000 SHARES-BLOODY WELL SHOULD HAVE DONE SO YESTERDAY AS MY INSTINCT TOLD ME TO. OH WELL...THEY WILL BE TOUCHING 25 PENCE A SHARE VERY SOON NOW ANYWAY

Chiva20 - 24 Mar 2005 09:27 - 2282 of 27111

All appears wonderful, am I alone in thinking the rise is very modest? I would have thought 20p would be breached by now ..

robinhood - 24 Mar 2005 09:35 - 2283 of 27111

chiva, agree with you on that one. May be some standing sell orders are being executed? Let us see how market digest news later in the morning
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