Founded in 2007, RM2 is a vertically-integrated innovator in pallet development, manufacture, supply and management. Recognising that there are significant costs and drawbacks associated with traditional pallets, RM2 has established a disruptive presence in global pallet supply and aims to improve the supply chain of manufacturing and distribution businesses through the effective and efficient use and management of composite pallets.

RM2 has designed and manufactured the BLOCKPal™ pallet, a multi-trip, heavy duty composite pallet that is suitable for use in both automated and manual areas of the supply chain where there are high levels of movements. The composite material and the associated manufacturing process is designed to bring qualities of strength, durability, flexibility and scale of production as well as other benefits. The BLOCKPal™ pallet has been independently tested by leading institutions and has been shown regularly to outperform comparable products and industry standards.

RM2 aims to change the way its customers look at pallets from a consumable to an asset that can generate significant accretive profit margin. To do this, we align ourselves with potential customers – typically large manufacturing, distribution and retail businesses – to provide an integrated solution to their pallet and pallet movement needs, whilst interacting with other logistics partners, as necessary. RM2’s products have been developed in consultation with these customers and are designed to provide receivers of goods with greater visibility over costs and the ability to reduce the direct and indirect costs associated with inbound goods movements.

RM2 can supply its pallets and the associated services on a rental basis to closed loops or by outright sale and its production method is versatile enough to easily supply standard or bespoke pallets.


http://www.rm2.com/main.php

Cynic those pallets will not be rented for a couple of pallets of bricks i can assure you ,they have tracking on them so that folk like that can't start using them as i said Chep pallets ended up all over the place.. Plus companies have tracking on the goods not pallets ,those pallets are not returned .

whatever you say
and as i have said before, i very much like the concept of these composite pallets, and merely raise some almost peripheral questions

i can only tell the score from the perspective of our own international industry that moves liquid chemicals and gases in much more expensive kit - about £15,000 per standard to about £70,000 for some of our more specialised kit

Still to early for me to invest. Like you said in an earlier post cynic, may take a year or two to develop. Very interesting.

Same for me DC ...

Thanks for both of your inputs. :-))

I still think the most important point was raised by skinny on the IPO thread:

skinny - 30 Dec 2013 16:44 - 312 of 354

But can you burn them?

Don't be so tight and go and buy some logs. :-))

Going to need a regular supply of news to keep the interest, could well fall otherwise.

I think you'v got that right DC ..

Pleased we did not go in at 111p early on jimmy b. Nice to get the call right between us.

love and kisses all round!

You can join in halifax we'll have a group hug :))

Down over 5%

Lot of hype with this float which has yet to be justified. I am over 10p down on the shares I bought on 6th jan.

RM2 seems to be on the way back up with a couple of pence added

I hope you do well scroogebaby, just wonder how far off some sp movement news is?

Director/PDMR Shareholding

RNS


RNS Number : 5277X

RM2 International SA

13 January 2014






RM2 International S.A.



Director / PDMR Shareholding



RM2 International S.A. ("RM2" or the "Company") announces that it was notified on 10 January 2014 that The Swiftsure Trust, a discretionary trust of which the principal beneficiaries are the children of Ian Molson, Chairman of RM2, acquired 500,000 ordinary shares in the company ("Ordinary Shares") at a price of 93.58 pence per ordinary share on that date.



Following this transaction, Mr Molson is interested in a total of 4,451,340 Ordinary Shares, representing approximately 1.4 per cent. of the existing issued share capital of the Company.

at least he is happy to marry money with mouth
longer term, i think this is a very interesting concept and company so hope i remember to tuck some away in due course

Perhaps he thinks buying will halt the sp fall.

sp 89p steadily slipping away.