Pursuit Dynamics plc is a UK based research and development company, which was founded in 2000 to develop and commercialise a revolutionary pumping and propulsion technology. Pursuit Dynamics (symbol: PDX) was listed on the Alternative Investment Market of the London Stock Exchange in May 2001.



PDX 25 Sonic.

The PDX Technology is a steam-based system that has applications in both pumping and marine propulsion. It is cheap to manufacture, extremely robust, contains no moving parts and is virtually impossible to block. Pursuit Dynamics owns 100% of the Intellectual Property Rights that surround the PDX Technology.



Pursuit Dynamics is now working towards the commercialisation of the technology it has developed.





Corporate website : http://www.pursuitdynamics.com/


Pursuit are rumoured to be close to closing their first deals, which may be in the food processing industry.

Gordon
Nip down to the doctor's they should be able to give you something to help.
Or are you paid to deramp.
Or just a worried shorter.

Gordon

Two questions as you appear pretty well informed on this one

1. Hasn't the hat been passed around already at 150p in Novemeber ?

2. On the discounts don't these things sell for about 120,000 with half going to PDX. Is it reasonable to assume the other hallf goes to the distributor? But for initial sales all the hit was taken by PDX so machines sold for not as large a discount as you make out ?

I have no idea so would be pleased if someone could outline situation

thx in advance

Gordon you still there mate ??

Nice Firemist deal today with THE global leader. Plus look just now a director follows up with a purchase of 30,000 shares even after the price has jumped 200p....

Gordon (the stockmarket legend)
Got a bad head today with the rest of the shorters
We who are long just paid for christmas.
I am out now.
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL.

... a second director posting a share buy as soon after news as possible, either these two guys have money to throw away or we're going to see some pump to this share price soon

...okay so Brian Sweeney is probably loaded -- interests include sailing and rowing, plus he's the non-exec with 3 or 4 other smaller co's. So he probably won't miss his 40,000.. Note his former RRoyce work .... could there be a route into a deal for PDX there -- not jet engines though

Andy Quinn, former director of corporate finance at HSBC, a position that suggests that money, also, will not be too tight in his household over Xmas, despite spending 60,000 on shares

So perhaps not such a ringing endorsement as if perhaps the poorer FD had bought some. But perhaps he really does need his money for Xmas. He was only on 63/- in 2004 poor love

More buying from Mr Quinn -- has he money to burn or does like what he sees from within ?

price looking fragile my money is fall toward 160p any negative news flow will
wipe that level out without massive sales improvement it will fail as many good ideas do

i have big short at 185p if you need to know

nice to see your making money gg. But more director buying suggests these uys know the real value of the Tyco deal, know that food achine orders are coming through.

Nothing says to me that this company is going down for any sustained period of time on CURRENT fundamentals or even the likely change of future newsflow

said the price was fragile

....and more director buying on 3rd

This BB has been very quiet but to-days news may be the start of something big.
My first and only 10 bagger could well be back up to 260p by Christmas

Oakapples,

Looking at the chart, it looks on the verge of a potential breakout from the long term downtrend, IMO.

Come on Oak, spread the good news, don't keep it to yourself!



Pursuit Dynamics PLC
28 July 2006


For immediate release, 28 July 2006



PURSUIT DYNAMICS plc

('Pursuit Dynamics' or 'the Company')

TYCO FIRE SUPPRESSION LICENCE UPDATE


Pursuit Dynamics, the developer and licenser of the innovative and patented PDX
(R) technology, which has applications across a broad range of industries, is
pleased to announce that its global exclusive licensee for its PDX FireMist(R)
fire suppression technology, Tyco Fire & Building Products ('Tyco') has provided
an update on progress.


Tyco has informed Pursuit Dynamics that it has met all of the initial milestones
specified in its licensing agreement with the Company. These include:


o Mechanical Property Testing. The primary objective of this task was to
review the configuration of the discharge nozzle to determine the ability to
apply standard spray nozzle mechanical tests to the device and this was
successfully accomplished.

o Component Acquisition. A complete, dedicated data acquisition system
capable of monitoring all nozzle input parameters (pressures, flowrates, and
temperatures) as well as a very large number of output parameters was procured,
assembled, and calibrated and successfully and accurately captured all of the
parameters desired.

o Target Hazards/Applications. A preliminary review of water mist
application categories and approval standards was undertaken and initial target
markets identified. The selected markets are characterized by strong growth
conditions, favorable environments for the deployment of new technology and
clearly identified unmet fire protection needs

o Target Customers. Two to three potential beta sites/applications have
been identified, and discussions intended to clarify functional and performance
requirements are ongoing. There has been significant interest in the technology
but initial commercialisation activities will be limited to those that represent
the fastest route to market combined with the greatest likelihood for similar
applications.


In addition, and outside the scope of the initial milestones, intermediate scale
testing by Tyco has been ongoing to develop empirical models relating nozzle
input parameters to fire suppression/extinguishing potential. This critical
activity will greatly facilitate the application of the technology to the
broadest number of applications.


Commenting on the update, John Heathcote, Pursuit Dynamics' Chief Executive,
said, 'Tyco's delivery of its initial milestone development obligations gives us
confidence that it is on track to meet subsequent milestones. We are delighted
that they are approaching the goal of commercialisation with as much enthusiasm
as we have and that our objective to get our technology to market as rapidly as
possible is shared. All of us at Pursuit Dynamics are looking forward to
continuing to work closely with Tyco.'


For further information on Pursuit Dynamics, please visit

www.pursuitdynamics.com
or contact:

John Heathcote, CEO Simon Hudson, Rachel Drysdale,
Gary Pyle, CFO Paul Dulieu
Pursuit Dynamics plc Tavistock Communications
Tel: +44 (0)1480 422050 +44 20 7920 3150 or 07966 477256



ABOUT PURSUIT DYNAMICS

Pursuit Dynamics plc owns, and is developing, a patented platform technology
with the potential to revolutionise manufacturing techniques across numerous
industries. The core technology is based on a gas driven, supersonic shockwave
that produces a controllable mixing, heating and flow rate. Pursuit Dynamics
operates as a research and development and licensing company and has already
proved the application of its system in the food industry.


Its PDX(R) Sonic fluid processing product, which is a highly efficient system
for use in the manufacture of prepared foods and soft drinks, was launched in
January 2005 and has been licensed to a number of leading industry players in
the EU, USA and Central America.


Other potential industry applications under development include applications for
waste treatment, brewing, pharmaceuticals, personal healthcare, on-line turbine
washing and oil and gas.


In addition to its almost universal applicability to process flow manufacturing
industries, the technology has been adapted to address the very large markets
for fire and explosion suppression. FireMist(R), Pursuit Dynamics' patented
product, the most effective of all commercially available water mist production
and distribution systems, can successfully extinguish Class A and B fires in
building and aircraft simulation fire tests. In December 2005, Pursuit granted
an exclusive global licence for FireMist to Tyco Fire & Building Products, a
division of Tyco International Ltd (NYSE: TYC; BSX: TYC), which is the world
leader in fire suppression.


In July 2005, Pursuit announced the signing of a one year contract with DARPA, a
US governmental defence research agency to use its PDX(R) Basilisk
decontamination system. The system has a number of applications for
disinfection, human and animal healthcare and in the defence industry,
principally in chemical and biological defence applications.


Pursuit Dynamics is headquartered in Huntingdon, UK and has a US office in
Darien, Connecticut. It is quoted on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange
(ticker: PDX).


This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

little annoucment on the Tyco firemist

1. Share marked up then immediately dumped underlines big istitutional seller remains

2. Overall announcement meaningless with exception of 1 line

"Evaluation of non-steam gaseous propellants has commenced"

Now that could be exciting news

Share price ---zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz ---remains asleep

Confidiant
Hope youre right and the sp is having a longish nap

My concern is.........
the sp may be comatose and not asleep .......meaning it might never waken up .....and could die on us .......lets hope not

PDX trading statement worrying?

Now the company is playing up great increase in food sales BUT remember they bought in March a company called BPT Skerman that had a yearly turnover of 2.9m !!

Now they are jumping up and down about 6 months sales -- presumably incl 6 months sales of BPT --- of 1.4m

No mention of how many, if any, pumps they have sold !!

Sure rest of business looks great but is the food business going the way of, dare I say it, SEO?

down she goes

Now have a look at the level of dealing in PDX ytd and tell me this statement was not known. Stock exchange investigation --- don't make me laugh

30% of co changes hands today --- still an hour to go !!!!

Picked up 10,000 shares @ 70.9p a share. Keeping an eye on the SP today. If it shows any sign of weakening I'm going to dump them. Simon Cawkwell reckons they have still much further to fall! He is not always right though, so I'm watching and waiting. Anybody else a bit nervous?
UC.