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VISLINK STRONG RISER 2005 (VLK)
PapalPower
- 14 Feb 2005 08:40
Vislink Web Site : http://www.vislink.com
Link Resource Web Site : http://www.linkres.co.uk
MRC Web Site : http://www.mrcbroadcast.com
Hernis Web Site : http://www.hernis.com
Press Releases : http://www.vislink.com/press/index.php
Email alert service : http://www.vislink.co.uk/AnnounceMailFree/index.php
Read all about the exciting 2Ghz relocation ;
http://www.mrcbroadcast.com/2GHz/index.html
Fred1new
- 14 Feb 2005 11:53
- 2 of 301
I have been holding this share for a long time. Glad to see it beginning to pay me back for my patience.
Recently had a placing which was over subscribed. Nice to see the ratio of B/s with rising price, but would like to have a heavy volume, but I think by the end of to-day we will see the Volumes go up.
Recently had a placing which was over subscribed. Nice to see the ratio of B/s with rising price, but would like to have a heavy volume, but I think by the end of to-day we will see the Volumes go up.
barnymam - 15 Feb 2005 04:59 - 3 of 301
Fred, expect volumes on this one to increase a lot. It has true potential and we will see in the next month or so strong rises on this one.
Target 50p+.
Target 50p+.
PapalPower
- 15 Feb 2005 10:55
- 4 of 301
Vislink PLC
15 February 2005
Vislink plc
Contract Win
Vislink is pleased to announce the award of a $30 million contract to its US
Broadcast business MRC (Microwave Radio Communications) from a North American
leading provider of wireless communication services to build new replacement
digital equipment in connection with the FCC's (Federal Communications
Commission) 2GHz rechannelisation programme. The implementation of this three
year programme is now underway.
Commenting on the award of the contract, Mr Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive of
Vislink plc said, 'This contract is the signal for the start of the FCC's 2GHZ
rechannelisation programme. This is expected to generate incremental revenues
for MRC this year and also for 2006 and 2007. This order also benefits Link
Research Limited, the business we recently acquired, as purchases by MRC from
Link will also increase as a result of this order'.
For further information contact:
Vislink plc
Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive Tel: 01488 685500
James Trumper, Finance Director Tel: 01488 685500
This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
15 February 2005
Vislink plc
Contract Win
Vislink is pleased to announce the award of a $30 million contract to its US
Broadcast business MRC (Microwave Radio Communications) from a North American
leading provider of wireless communication services to build new replacement
digital equipment in connection with the FCC's (Federal Communications
Commission) 2GHz rechannelisation programme. The implementation of this three
year programme is now underway.
Commenting on the award of the contract, Mr Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive of
Vislink plc said, 'This contract is the signal for the start of the FCC's 2GHZ
rechannelisation programme. This is expected to generate incremental revenues
for MRC this year and also for 2006 and 2007. This order also benefits Link
Research Limited, the business we recently acquired, as purchases by MRC from
Link will also increase as a result of this order'.
For further information contact:
Vislink plc
Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive Tel: 01488 685500
James Trumper, Finance Director Tel: 01488 685500
This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
barnymam - 16 Feb 2005 00:14 - 5 of 301
QUOTE :
from a North American leading provider of wireless communication services to build new replacement digital equipment in connection with the FCC's (Federal Communications Commission) 2GHz rechannelisation programme. The implementation of this three year programme is now underway.
UNQUOTE :
From the wording of the announcement, this is just the first order of many. Very exciting.
from a North American leading provider of wireless communication services to build new replacement digital equipment in connection with the FCC's (Federal Communications Commission) 2GHz rechannelisation programme. The implementation of this three year programme is now underway.
UNQUOTE :
From the wording of the announcement, this is just the first order of many. Very exciting.
PapalPower
- 16 Feb 2005 04:39
- 6 of 301
Estimate before that big deal was announced ;
Dividend Record 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004(E)2005(E)
Dividend PS p 0.23 0.39 0.10 0.20 0.20 0.20 0.22
Div. Growth % +73.2 -75.0 +100 0.00 +2.27 +10.0
Dividend Yield % n/a n/a n/a n/a 0.60 0.62 0.68
Dividend Cover x -5.03 7.55 -22.2 9.34 4.94 6.55 11.7
Type Ex Dividend Payment Date Amount (p)
Prelim 30-06-2004 23-07-2004 0.20
Dividend Record 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004(E)2005(E)
Dividend PS p 0.23 0.39 0.10 0.20 0.20 0.20 0.22
Div. Growth % +73.2 -75.0 +100 0.00 +2.27 +10.0
Dividend Yield % n/a n/a n/a n/a 0.60 0.62 0.68
Dividend Cover x -5.03 7.55 -22.2 9.34 4.94 6.55 11.7
Type Ex Dividend Payment Date Amount (p)
Prelim 30-06-2004 23-07-2004 0.20
PapalPower
- 16 Feb 2005 07:26
- 7 of 301
Some pretty good holders in todays RNS :
SCHEDULE 10
NOTIFICATION OF MAJOR INTERESTS IN SHARES
. Name of company
Vislink plc
2. Name of shareholder having a major interest
The Trustees of the BT Pension Scheme
11. Date company informed
14 February 2005
12. Total holding following this notification
10,824,082
13. Total percentage holding of issued class following this notification
7.98%
NOTIFICATION OF MAJOR INTERESTS IN SHARES
1. Name of company
Vislink plc
2. Name of shareholder having a major interest
Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
11. Date company informed
15 February 2005
12. Total holding following this notification
5,697,828
13. Total percentage holding of issued class following this notification
4.2%
NOTIFICATION OF MAJOR INTERESTS IN SHARES
1. Name of company
Vislink plc
2. Name of shareholder having a major interest
The Royal Mail Pension Trustee Limited
11. Date company informed
14 February 2005
12. Total holding following this notification
7,355,917
13. Total percentage holding of issued class following this notification
5.42%
NOTIFICATION OF MAJOR INTERESTS IN SHARES
1. Name of company
Vislink plc
2. Name of shareholder having a major interest
Canada Life Group
11. Date company informed
15 February 2005
12. Total holding following this notification
4,100,841
13. Total percentage holding of issued class following this notification
3.02%
SCHEDULE 10
NOTIFICATION OF MAJOR INTERESTS IN SHARES
. Name of company
Vislink plc
2. Name of shareholder having a major interest
The Trustees of the BT Pension Scheme
11. Date company informed
14 February 2005
12. Total holding following this notification
10,824,082
13. Total percentage holding of issued class following this notification
7.98%
NOTIFICATION OF MAJOR INTERESTS IN SHARES
1. Name of company
Vislink plc
2. Name of shareholder having a major interest
Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
11. Date company informed
15 February 2005
12. Total holding following this notification
5,697,828
13. Total percentage holding of issued class following this notification
4.2%
NOTIFICATION OF MAJOR INTERESTS IN SHARES
1. Name of company
Vislink plc
2. Name of shareholder having a major interest
The Royal Mail Pension Trustee Limited
11. Date company informed
14 February 2005
12. Total holding following this notification
7,355,917
13. Total percentage holding of issued class following this notification
5.42%
NOTIFICATION OF MAJOR INTERESTS IN SHARES
1. Name of company
Vislink plc
2. Name of shareholder having a major interest
Canada Life Group
11. Date company informed
15 February 2005
12. Total holding following this notification
4,100,841
13. Total percentage holding of issued class following this notification
3.02%
PapalPower
- 24 Feb 2005 16:52
- 8 of 301
This looks very interesting now !
barnymam - 28 Feb 2005 12:02 - 9 of 301
The bid keeps creeping up, they are looking for sellers. Time to BUY more.
pjm - 28 Feb 2005 14:05 - 10 of 301
MORE BUYS COMING IN
PapalPower
- 07 Mar 2005 12:57
- 11 of 301
An analysis of the Vislink chart :
Positive Short term
Is within a rising trend and continued advance within the current trend is indicated. On reactions back, there is support against the floor of the trend channel. The stock has support at p 28.70. Positive volume balance strengthens the stock in the short term. The stock is overall assessed as technically positive for the short term.
Positive Mid term
Is within a rising trend and continued advance within the current trend is indicated. On reactions back, there is support against the floor of the trend channel. The stock has support at p 25.70 and resistance at p 34.40. The volume balance is positive and strengthens the stock in the short term. The stock is overall assessed as technically positive for the medium long term.
Up we go and more and more, someone is buying in big today, time to get in with some more.
If we get through 35 then big rise time.
Positive Short term
Is within a rising trend and continued advance within the current trend is indicated. On reactions back, there is support against the floor of the trend channel. The stock has support at p 28.70. Positive volume balance strengthens the stock in the short term. The stock is overall assessed as technically positive for the short term.
Positive Mid term
Is within a rising trend and continued advance within the current trend is indicated. On reactions back, there is support against the floor of the trend channel. The stock has support at p 25.70 and resistance at p 34.40. The volume balance is positive and strengthens the stock in the short term. The stock is overall assessed as technically positive for the medium long term.
Up we go and more and more, someone is buying in big today, time to get in with some more.
If we get through 35 then big rise time.
Fred1new
- 07 Mar 2005 17:29
- 12 of 301
UP 4%approx Bought another tranche earlier. Wait and watch.
4 mth trend very strong, volume not to good to-day but 20 momentum,OBV ROC OK. Cross your fingers going well. Based on good contract 15/2/05 and fully taken up open offer.
4 mth trend very strong, volume not to good to-day but 20 momentum,OBV ROC OK. Cross your fingers going well. Based on good contract 15/2/05 and fully taken up open offer.
PapalPower
- 12 Mar 2005 02:32
- 13 of 301
The big buys came in early, normally on Monday, but this time Friday, over 1.5M buys today. Wonder if another million or so on Monday.
Should be another blue week on Vislink.
Should be another blue week on Vislink.
PapalPower
- 15 Mar 2005 05:02
- 14 of 301
Prelims due around the 11th April, which would explain the large buys going through now. IMO good news in the prelims and a rather quick jump to higher levels.
moneyplus
- 15 Mar 2005 11:33
- 15 of 301
Hope so PP I've held these for a long time too it would be nice to see my losses turning around here. Bought at 70p originally but have picked up a small buy to lower my average.
PapalPower
- 27 Mar 2005 09:12
- 16 of 301
Published: March 2005
By Cliff Feltham, Companies Correspondent
Having snatched the rights to screen the Boat Race from BBC, ITV is pulling out all the stops to make Sunday's event a hit with viewers; special close-ups of the straining teams will be shown for the first time.
One company hoping the result is a big success is Vislink, the communications and CCTV group, headed by entrepreneur Bob Morton.
Vislink is a supplier of the high tech wireless camera systems that go into outside broadcast equipment which is being trialled by ITV at the weekend.
Vislink has a growing business in the UK and the US with broker Investec today looking for a sharp increase in sales and profits for 2005. Morton, with interests in half a dozen quoted companies, has called Vislink his jewel in the crown.
Vislink yesterday reported fairly unexciting figures for 2004 with sales of 67 million depressed by the weak dollar and profits mauled by goodwill write-offs and various restructuring charges.
But Morton kick-started the new year with the acquisition of Link Research, a key supplier of the high tech equipment that goes into wireless camera systems. Watford based Link, set up by brothers David and Len Mann, has been earning juicy margins on sales of its systems.
Now those profits will drop in Vislinks lap. But the real prize is in the US where Link can be bolted on to Vislinks existing business, Microwave Radio Communications.
A programme of change, known as the 2GHz relocation project, requires US broadcasters to convert to digital equipment and relocate their radio transmissions to a higher frequency.
This means that they will have to scrap all their existing radio equipment and buy a new generation of equipment from companies like Microwave Radio Communications. It has already picked up an initial order worth $30 million.
Some of the estimates of likely orders are mouth-watering with up to 3,500 different units of radio equipment needing to be replaced at a total cost of between $100 million and $120 million.
Other parts of the business should see improved prospects, particularly CCTV equipment for the Norwegian oil and gas market. Investec sees greater profits in the second half as deliveries reach customers with an overall outcome of 5.4 million profits on sales of 85 million.
At current levels of 29.5p valuing the group at 40 million, the shares are selling on 12 times 2005 forecast earnings.
By Cliff Feltham, Companies Correspondent
Having snatched the rights to screen the Boat Race from BBC, ITV is pulling out all the stops to make Sunday's event a hit with viewers; special close-ups of the straining teams will be shown for the first time.
One company hoping the result is a big success is Vislink, the communications and CCTV group, headed by entrepreneur Bob Morton.
Vislink is a supplier of the high tech wireless camera systems that go into outside broadcast equipment which is being trialled by ITV at the weekend.
Vislink has a growing business in the UK and the US with broker Investec today looking for a sharp increase in sales and profits for 2005. Morton, with interests in half a dozen quoted companies, has called Vislink his jewel in the crown.
Vislink yesterday reported fairly unexciting figures for 2004 with sales of 67 million depressed by the weak dollar and profits mauled by goodwill write-offs and various restructuring charges.
But Morton kick-started the new year with the acquisition of Link Research, a key supplier of the high tech equipment that goes into wireless camera systems. Watford based Link, set up by brothers David and Len Mann, has been earning juicy margins on sales of its systems.
Now those profits will drop in Vislinks lap. But the real prize is in the US where Link can be bolted on to Vislinks existing business, Microwave Radio Communications.
A programme of change, known as the 2GHz relocation project, requires US broadcasters to convert to digital equipment and relocate their radio transmissions to a higher frequency.
This means that they will have to scrap all their existing radio equipment and buy a new generation of equipment from companies like Microwave Radio Communications. It has already picked up an initial order worth $30 million.
Some of the estimates of likely orders are mouth-watering with up to 3,500 different units of radio equipment needing to be replaced at a total cost of between $100 million and $120 million.
Other parts of the business should see improved prospects, particularly CCTV equipment for the Norwegian oil and gas market. Investec sees greater profits in the second half as deliveries reach customers with an overall outcome of 5.4 million profits on sales of 85 million.
At current levels of 29.5p valuing the group at 40 million, the shares are selling on 12 times 2005 forecast earnings.
PapalPower
- 30 Mar 2005 02:05
- 17 of 301
Hernis doing well, and Link is looking very good.
PapalPower
- 13 Apr 2005 06:42
- 18 of 301
Read about the 2GHZ relocation : http://www.2ghzrelocation.com/plugin/template/broadcast1/About%20Relocation/
PapalPower
- 29 Apr 2005 20:39
- 19 of 301
Now is the time to buy for bottom feeders.
We should also be getting news soon on more US contracts.
We should also be getting news soon on more US contracts.
squidd - 30 Apr 2005 05:58 - 20 of 301
PpP: Your reference to bottom feeders has come up on my radar so I am coming over for a look.
sd.
sd.
PapalPower
- 03 May 2005 09:27
- 21 of 301
squidd, it looks like the bottom is done and the buy signal there. I would expect news very soon, could be another large US contract win. I have stuck my neck out on this one and expect mid September that it will be more than 50p after the return to profits is confirmed at the interims early September.
squidd - 03 May 2005 10:46 - 22 of 301
PpP: Have been distracted by my other favourite recovery stock - ELA - now my biggest holding after this morning's rise. However, thanks for the update on VLK which I am researching, though I don't think I can come up with very much before the weekend.
sd.
sd.
squidd - 09 May 2005 21:12 - 23 of 301
PapalPower: It's been a good day for the PpP portfolio with APH up 3.9% and
VLK up 2.9% - hope others are watching and comparing to the ASC challenge.
I've had mixed feedback on VLK; my contact expects good growth from the wireless camera division, which incidentally looks excellent on their website, but only modest growth from the group as a whole. This though is just one opinion.
For my part, I'm keeping about 50% cash in case the debt mountain implodes and mainly interested in recovery stocks, so from your portfolio UNG, OSH and APH join ELA and others on my watch list.
sd.
VLK up 2.9% - hope others are watching and comparing to the ASC challenge.
I've had mixed feedback on VLK; my contact expects good growth from the wireless camera division, which incidentally looks excellent on their website, but only modest growth from the group as a whole. This though is just one opinion.
For my part, I'm keeping about 50% cash in case the debt mountain implodes and mainly interested in recovery stocks, so from your portfolio UNG, OSH and APH join ELA and others on my watch list.
sd.
PapalPower
- 10 May 2005 06:28
- 24 of 301
Squid, I have been happy with the news from APH we had some more just recently and some strong buying yesterday. ELA is turning up. VLK is turning up and you are right there, the extra good news is to be from Link but that is also with finally a good performance from Vislink as well, adding the Link extras into a good year for Vislink group means VLK will be going up probably peaking in price around October. Many people are sceptics of VLK now, IMHO this year they will prove the sceptics wrong.
UNG remains a strong buy, the market is just waiting for proof of performance at the next results. OSH remains unbelievably low and has all the bad news and more and yet more factored in, which is very unfair (good oportunity). They have taken good action (closed some loss making practices and restructered the debt such that provided interest rates remain below 8% they are fine and have extra money now to work with that was paying back the interest)
I see VLK and OSH and UNG and APH and ELA outperforming the market between now and the year end.
UNG remains a strong buy, the market is just waiting for proof of performance at the next results. OSH remains unbelievably low and has all the bad news and more and yet more factored in, which is very unfair (good oportunity). They have taken good action (closed some loss making practices and restructered the debt such that provided interest rates remain below 8% they are fine and have extra money now to work with that was paying back the interest)
I see VLK and OSH and UNG and APH and ELA outperforming the market between now and the year end.
PapalPower
- 13 May 2005 07:56
- 25 of 301
We have had some shorters burnt on VLK as they are trying to drive the price down to get in low and make the most of going long on what will be Vislinks best year for a long long time. Vislink is a strong buy in my opinion and buying volume will increase as we go through May and June.
Dividend of 0.2p later in June.
Dividend of 0.2p later in June.
PapalPower
- 20 May 2005 10:27
- 26 of 301
Things happening in Singapore;
http://www.4rfv.co.uk/industrynews.asp?ID=40662
http://www.4rfv.co.uk/industrynews.asp?ID=40662
petralva
- 20 May 2005 12:03
- 27 of 301
PapalPower
- 24 May 2005 20:28
- 28 of 301
AGM is tomorrow and here is hoping that its going to be a very positive statement with a decent trading update.
PapalPower
- 25 May 2005 15:59
- 29 of 301
Vislink PLC
25 May 2005
Vislink plc
Annual General Meeting trading update - Wednesday 25th May 2005
Vislink plc ('the Group'), the leading supplier of microwave radio and satellite transmission products for the broadcast and security markets and of CCTV systems for the marine security market, held its Annual General Meeting today.
The Chief Executive Ian Scott-Gall made the following announcement to the shareholders present at the meeting.
The Group has made a promising start to the year. The Group's trading is in line with expectations and is significantly ahead of the previous year. The order inflow has been particularly good for MRC in the domestic US markets and for Hernis in its marine safety market. The Board is pleased to announce that MRC has been awarded an order in excess of $4 million for its TSSR US military radios.
Link Research Limited, which was acquired by the Group on February 11th 2005,
has made a good start. Link has now been accepted on the 2GHz programme as a supplier for wireless camera systems and continues to win new business. Its new
video cellular diversity wireless camera system was used for the first time to provide coverage for the recent University Boat Race.
The UK business is now seeing stronger international demand although the market has remained competitive. The large contract in Venezuela is expected to benefit the second half of the year with completion in the fourth quarter.
Hernis has made an encouraging start to the year with orders and operating profits in line with expectations. Hernis has seen growth in its Far East
markets with significant orders for both marine and offshore oil and gas projects.
In summary, the Board is encouraged by the current level of trading and looks forward to the rest of the year with enthusiasm and confidence.
-Ends-
For further information on Wednesday May 25th 2005, please contact:
Ian Scott-Gall 01488 685500
Chief Executive, Vislink plc
James Trumper 01488 685500
Group Finance Director, Vislink plc
25 May 2005
Vislink plc
Annual General Meeting trading update - Wednesday 25th May 2005
Vislink plc ('the Group'), the leading supplier of microwave radio and satellite transmission products for the broadcast and security markets and of CCTV systems for the marine security market, held its Annual General Meeting today.
The Chief Executive Ian Scott-Gall made the following announcement to the shareholders present at the meeting.
The Group has made a promising start to the year. The Group's trading is in line with expectations and is significantly ahead of the previous year. The order inflow has been particularly good for MRC in the domestic US markets and for Hernis in its marine safety market. The Board is pleased to announce that MRC has been awarded an order in excess of $4 million for its TSSR US military radios.
Link Research Limited, which was acquired by the Group on February 11th 2005,
has made a good start. Link has now been accepted on the 2GHz programme as a supplier for wireless camera systems and continues to win new business. Its new
video cellular diversity wireless camera system was used for the first time to provide coverage for the recent University Boat Race.
The UK business is now seeing stronger international demand although the market has remained competitive. The large contract in Venezuela is expected to benefit the second half of the year with completion in the fourth quarter.
Hernis has made an encouraging start to the year with orders and operating profits in line with expectations. Hernis has seen growth in its Far East
markets with significant orders for both marine and offshore oil and gas projects.
In summary, the Board is encouraged by the current level of trading and looks forward to the rest of the year with enthusiasm and confidence.
-Ends-
For further information on Wednesday May 25th 2005, please contact:
Ian Scott-Gall 01488 685500
Chief Executive, Vislink plc
James Trumper 01488 685500
Group Finance Director, Vislink plc
PapalPower
- 26 May 2005 15:21
- 30 of 301
squidd some excellent news here and we are on for a div end of June and those profitable results in September, the worm has turned at Vislink
squidd - 26 May 2005 16:22 - 31 of 301
PpP: I agree with you and it's good to see those splashes of blue in the PpP portfolio. But the ELA chart, with today's rise is telling me to stick to recovery stocks, so my main hope from your list is still APH to which I will probably add in due course. Thanks again for all the research you are posting.
Am looking hard at YOO which looks like a disaster area that might recover.
sd.
Am looking hard at YOO which looks like a disaster area that might recover.
sd.
PapalPower
- 28 May 2005 14:03
- 32 of 301
http://www.sharecast.com/cgi-bin/sharecast/story.cgi?story_id=485272#
Vislink puts bad year behind it
Wed 25 May 2005
VLK - Vislink
LONDON (SHARECAST) - Broadcast business Vislink, which enables customers to broadcast events over the TV, managed to put a troublesome 2004 behind it today as the group said trading is significantly ahead of last year.
Chief executive Ian Scott-Gall said at the AGM today, Vislink has made a promising start to the year. The Group's trading is in line with expectations and is significantly ahead of the previous year.
Vislink said its UK business was seeing stronger international demand, although the market has remained competitive. The large contract in Venezuela is expected to benefit the second half with completion due in the fourth quarter, added the firm.
"The Board is encouraged by the current level of trading and looks forward to the rest of the year with enthusiasm and confidence," added Vislink.
In September the group shocked its shareholders saying it had dived into the red at the halfway mark, adding that a lack of demand for its products would also hit full-year 2004 profits.
Vislink puts bad year behind it
Wed 25 May 2005
VLK - Vislink
LONDON (SHARECAST) - Broadcast business Vislink, which enables customers to broadcast events over the TV, managed to put a troublesome 2004 behind it today as the group said trading is significantly ahead of last year.
Chief executive Ian Scott-Gall said at the AGM today, Vislink has made a promising start to the year. The Group's trading is in line with expectations and is significantly ahead of the previous year.
Vislink said its UK business was seeing stronger international demand, although the market has remained competitive. The large contract in Venezuela is expected to benefit the second half with completion due in the fourth quarter, added the firm.
"The Board is encouraged by the current level of trading and looks forward to the rest of the year with enthusiasm and confidence," added Vislink.
In September the group shocked its shareholders saying it had dived into the red at the halfway mark, adding that a lack of demand for its products would also hit full-year 2004 profits.
Fred1new
- 28 May 2005 18:50
- 33 of 301
Tipped as a buy in Techinvest.
PapalPower
- 01 Jun 2005 18:55
- 34 of 301
Great news from www.timesonline.co.uk
1st June 2005
Vislink, the developer of TV broadcast technology, held steady at 29p, despite talk that Link Research, acquired in January for 10.75 million, has won its first US contract: a $1.8 million (990,000) deal for wireless cameras from a US broadcasting network. Taken with last weeks $4 million order for US military radios, analysts suggest there could be scope for upgrades to Vislinks forecasts.
1st June 2005
Vislink, the developer of TV broadcast technology, held steady at 29p, despite talk that Link Research, acquired in January for 10.75 million, has won its first US contract: a $1.8 million (990,000) deal for wireless cameras from a US broadcasting network. Taken with last weeks $4 million order for US military radios, analysts suggest there could be scope for upgrades to Vislinks forecasts.
PapalPower
- 03 Jun 2005 09:09
- 35 of 301
Vislink PLC
03 June 2005
Vislink plc
Link Research Limited contract win
Vislink is pleased to announce that Link Research limited, a leading supplier of wireless camera systems, has been awarded its first major contract for $1.8m, to supply wireless camera systems in the US.
Commenting on the award of the additional contract, Mr Ian Scott-Gall, Chief
Executive of Vislink plc said 'This contract underlines the opportunities in the US market for Link which was acquired by the Group on February 11th 2005'
For further information contact:
Vislink plc
Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive Tel: 01488 685500
James Trumper, Finance Director Tel: 01488 685500
03 June 2005
Vislink plc
Link Research Limited contract win
Vislink is pleased to announce that Link Research limited, a leading supplier of wireless camera systems, has been awarded its first major contract for $1.8m, to supply wireless camera systems in the US.
Commenting on the award of the additional contract, Mr Ian Scott-Gall, Chief
Executive of Vislink plc said 'This contract underlines the opportunities in the US market for Link which was acquired by the Group on February 11th 2005'
For further information contact:
Vislink plc
Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive Tel: 01488 685500
James Trumper, Finance Director Tel: 01488 685500
PapalPower
- 03 Jun 2005 09:14
- 36 of 301
Post copied from poster on another BB and which reads as great news.
This is an article from tomorrows IC:
Vislink
Shares in IT hardware group Vislink had a fantastic run between the beginning of November 2004 and the middle of March, gaining around 70 per cent as news of an acquisition and a major contract win were well-received.
That rally in part also reflected a recovery at the group's UK operations, which had experienced poor trading in the first half of 2004. However, the shares have since fallen from mid-March's high of 32.75p and are now looking cheap again.
Vislink supplies microwave radio and satellite transmission products to niche sectors such as the broadcast and security markets, as well as integrated CCTV (closed circuit television) systems for applications in the marine security and petroleum industries.
And final results (released in late March) revealed that, despite last year's turnover from continuing operations being flat at 67.8m (68m in 2003), Vislink had actually improved second-half sales to 37.7m from 30.1m in the first half. This increase was partly driven by the group's US-based Microwave Radio Communications (MRC) business as it benefited from a strong intake of orders, particularly from the US government.
But Vislink's UK business, despite a move to rationalise its operations into one site at the end of 2003, continued to suffer from weak sales and trading losses in the first half. After a further 1.5m was spent last year on restructuring, though - which involved operational management changes and additional cost-cutting - the business returned to profitability in December.
The group's marine safety business, Hernis, saw growth in both order intake and operating profits during the year. Currently, it is experiencing increased demand from the Norwegian oil and gas market.
For the 12 months to 31 December, the group's pre-tax loss was reduced to 809,000 (from a loss of 3.4m in 2003). Earnings per share, before goodwill amortisation and exceptionals, were flat at 1p.
The current year has got off to a good start, too, with Vislink's MRC winning an initial order of $30m to build equipment for a North American provider of wireless communications services.
Link Research - a provider of digital wireless camera systems that Vislink bought for 10.8m in January - will also profit from this deal as purchases made by MRC from Link will increase as a result of the order. The Link acquisition benefits the group as a whole because it now retains the royalties that it previously paid to Link on products supplied to Vislink, while the integration of Link's wireless camera systems with Vislink's own product offering is expected to provide opportunities for further growth.
Vislink is now expected to return to profit this year, and normalised earnings per share are set to increase by 40 per cent to 1.4p. For next year, the consensus forecast estimates earnings per share to more than double to 3.2p. Consequently, the shares represent good value.
This is an article from tomorrows IC:
Vislink
Shares in IT hardware group Vislink had a fantastic run between the beginning of November 2004 and the middle of March, gaining around 70 per cent as news of an acquisition and a major contract win were well-received.
That rally in part also reflected a recovery at the group's UK operations, which had experienced poor trading in the first half of 2004. However, the shares have since fallen from mid-March's high of 32.75p and are now looking cheap again.
Vislink supplies microwave radio and satellite transmission products to niche sectors such as the broadcast and security markets, as well as integrated CCTV (closed circuit television) systems for applications in the marine security and petroleum industries.
And final results (released in late March) revealed that, despite last year's turnover from continuing operations being flat at 67.8m (68m in 2003), Vislink had actually improved second-half sales to 37.7m from 30.1m in the first half. This increase was partly driven by the group's US-based Microwave Radio Communications (MRC) business as it benefited from a strong intake of orders, particularly from the US government.
But Vislink's UK business, despite a move to rationalise its operations into one site at the end of 2003, continued to suffer from weak sales and trading losses in the first half. After a further 1.5m was spent last year on restructuring, though - which involved operational management changes and additional cost-cutting - the business returned to profitability in December.
The group's marine safety business, Hernis, saw growth in both order intake and operating profits during the year. Currently, it is experiencing increased demand from the Norwegian oil and gas market.
For the 12 months to 31 December, the group's pre-tax loss was reduced to 809,000 (from a loss of 3.4m in 2003). Earnings per share, before goodwill amortisation and exceptionals, were flat at 1p.
The current year has got off to a good start, too, with Vislink's MRC winning an initial order of $30m to build equipment for a North American provider of wireless communications services.
Link Research - a provider of digital wireless camera systems that Vislink bought for 10.8m in January - will also profit from this deal as purchases made by MRC from Link will increase as a result of the order. The Link acquisition benefits the group as a whole because it now retains the royalties that it previously paid to Link on products supplied to Vislink, while the integration of Link's wireless camera systems with Vislink's own product offering is expected to provide opportunities for further growth.
Vislink is now expected to return to profit this year, and normalised earnings per share are set to increase by 40 per cent to 1.4p. For next year, the consensus forecast estimates earnings per share to more than double to 3.2p. Consequently, the shares represent good value.
PapalPower
- 03 Jun 2005 10:39
- 37 of 301
squidd with weekend write ups I hope we can break 35p early next week here at VLK. Have you looked at CCN as it seems bottomed but any film festival update or acquisition news could see a large jump up, it will be strong in the second half (as already said by the company) but first half is just only news related moves but worth watching.
PapalPower
- 09 Jun 2005 08:22
- 38 of 301
squidd an associate of mine has been in contact with Ian Scott Gall and as limited as his reply is restricted to be the response was that the bullish statements in recent announcements means that all is going well I am therefore looking forward to my dividend soon and also the results news in September. I would still class this as a buy until 35p with a higher buy level once the results are announced in September.
squidd - 13 Jun 2005 04:16 - 39 of 301
PpP: Thanks for updates on VLK. all sounds upbeat, but with summer absences now in prospect, I've had to decide not to extend the variety of my portfolio beyond what I see as classic recovery situations, which can be left unattended.
Will be keeping an occasional watch on your portfolio.
sd.
Will be keeping an occasional watch on your portfolio.
sd.
PapalPower
- 13 Jun 2005 07:23
- 40 of 301
squidd I have a feeling that before summer finishes there will be exciting things on the FTSE:AIM, I am keeping an eye on a few others that are very much undervalued and out of favour but that will offer surprisingly good news in Autumn, if they keep to that potential will let you know late summer time.
If you like energy stocks take a look at TAG as it is getting like a compressed spring and should soon be ready to unleash with news flow.
If you like energy stocks take a look at TAG as it is getting like a compressed spring and should soon be ready to unleash with news flow.
squidd - 13 Jun 2005 08:52 - 41 of 301
PpP: Have read your TAG thread earlier; they desperately need your man over at RPT.
sd.
sd.
PapalPower
- 18 Jun 2005 06:29
- 42 of 301
http://irl.racing-live.com/en/headlines/news/detail/050528222203.shtml
http://www.theiabm.org/index.cfm?RecordID=54&articleID=6874
EXOS was shown at Cabstat2005 earlier http://www.cabsat.com/newsletter3.html
EXOS details http://www.mrcbroadcast.com/press/EXOS.htm
MRC Shipment of TSSR Radio Systems Breaks 1000 Mark
Released 06 June 2005
Microwave Radio Communications (MRC), a Vislink Company, announced today that it has now shipped over 1000 of its TSSR tactical microwave communications systems. The TSSR is a transportable 15 GHz microwave system that was designed to support terrestrial relay of voice and data communications from satellite and troposcatter ground stations to tactical nodes and command centers. The TSSR has also been widely deployed for connecting approach radar and surveillance radar systems with remote air traffic control systems. Shortly after the achievement of this milestone, MRC received a new $4.6 million dollar order for TSSR systems.
These events mark important landmarks for our company, said MRCs president Tony Finizio. With global events such as they are, we are pleased to provide high quality, reliable products like the TSSR that our military continues to desire for its tactical capability.
Drawing from the experience gained in more than four decades of designing and building microwave systems, MRC has been supporting military programs since the Vietnam conflict, and continues to develop a broad range of products to solve demanding point-to-point and satellite communications problems. The TSSR transportable system can be quickly deployed in the field, and readily interfaces with TRI-TAC ICD baseband signals, or AN/TAC-1 fiber optic systems.
http://www.theiabm.org/index.cfm?RecordID=54&articleID=6874
EXOS was shown at Cabstat2005 earlier http://www.cabsat.com/newsletter3.html
EXOS details http://www.mrcbroadcast.com/press/EXOS.htm
MRC Shipment of TSSR Radio Systems Breaks 1000 Mark
Released 06 June 2005
Microwave Radio Communications (MRC), a Vislink Company, announced today that it has now shipped over 1000 of its TSSR tactical microwave communications systems. The TSSR is a transportable 15 GHz microwave system that was designed to support terrestrial relay of voice and data communications from satellite and troposcatter ground stations to tactical nodes and command centers. The TSSR has also been widely deployed for connecting approach radar and surveillance radar systems with remote air traffic control systems. Shortly after the achievement of this milestone, MRC received a new $4.6 million dollar order for TSSR systems.
These events mark important landmarks for our company, said MRCs president Tony Finizio. With global events such as they are, we are pleased to provide high quality, reliable products like the TSSR that our military continues to desire for its tactical capability.
Drawing from the experience gained in more than four decades of designing and building microwave systems, MRC has been supporting military programs since the Vietnam conflict, and continues to develop a broad range of products to solve demanding point-to-point and satellite communications problems. The TSSR transportable system can be quickly deployed in the field, and readily interfaces with TRI-TAC ICD baseband signals, or AN/TAC-1 fiber optic systems.
PapalPower
- 20 Jun 2005 16:47
- 43 of 301
A very nice 100K buy (31p) at above the offer price at the end today which is a good sign.
PapalPower
- 24 Jun 2005 16:35
- 44 of 301
I am expecting more decent contract news as well in the 2nd half from both MRC and Link so expect an upwards rating move some time later.
PapalPower
- 27 Jun 2005 09:42
- 45 of 301
squidd are you in for the dividend later this week ?
PapalPower
- 27 Jun 2005 16:17
- 46 of 301
Nice rise again today, should be more stronger buying tomorrow ahead of Wednesday.
PapalPower
- 28 Jun 2005 07:16
- 47 of 301
squidd we have now had late afternoon strong push ups for a few days running will it be the same again today or start early today. As it is the last day before XD tomorrow I am expecting strong buying again today, breaking through 32p will be a strong sign.
With IC saying they are good value and the Times reporting potential upgrades it all looks confirmed for a return to profit in early September reporting.
With IC saying they are good value and the Times reporting potential upgrades it all looks confirmed for a return to profit in early September reporting.
Grandma - 28 Jun 2005 20:21 - 48 of 301
Thanks Guys for all this info. + enthusiasm.
I've held VLK since '95 (Silvermines then) when I first started trying to follow Bob Morton.
Hope is a case of patience rewarded.
Thanks again,
Grandma
I've held VLK since '95 (Silvermines then) when I first started trying to follow Bob Morton.
Hope is a case of patience rewarded.
Thanks again,
Grandma
PapalPower
- 29 Jun 2005 08:25
- 49 of 301
Grandma good to hear from you.
The price is rising again and its looking strong we might get more contract news and its only just over 8 weeks away now from what will be one of Vislinks best ever results in my opinion.
Some news;
http://www.hernis.no/docs/dynamic/2005_3.pdf
The price is rising again and its looking strong we might get more contract news and its only just over 8 weeks away now from what will be one of Vislinks best ever results in my opinion.
Some news;
http://www.hernis.no/docs/dynamic/2005_3.pdf
PapalPower
- 29 Jun 2005 09:19
- 50 of 301
The order book must be very strong today hoping we keep moving up.
Dividends
The Board is recommending a maintained dividend of 0.2p per share. The dividend, subject to shareholder approval, will be paid on 22 July 2005 to shareholders on the register as at 1 July 2005.
Dividends
The Board is recommending a maintained dividend of 0.2p per share. The dividend, subject to shareholder approval, will be paid on 22 July 2005 to shareholders on the register as at 1 July 2005.
PapalPower
- 29 Jun 2005 09:45
- 51 of 301
Charter Broadcast use Link XP to capture historic Le Mans victory 2005-06-24
http://www.linkres.co.uk/news_details.php?uid=83
http://www.linkres.co.uk/news_details.php?uid=83
PapalPower
- 29 Jun 2005 11:09
- 52 of 301
London shares - midmorning features
AFX
Vislink 34-1/2 up 2-1/4
Talk of US and UK contract wins
DMI looks great and if we get contract wins this is going way way up.
AFX
Vislink 34-1/2 up 2-1/4
Talk of US and UK contract wins
DMI looks great and if we get contract wins this is going way way up.
PapalPower
- 29 Jun 2005 11:20
- 53 of 301
From Times On Line
June 29, 2005
Rumour of the day
Vislink rose p at 32p amid talk that the developer of broadcast TV technology could unveil a clutch of US and UK contract wins next week after the close of its first-half trading period tomorrow. Its Hernis CCTV division is also said to have secured orders in China.
June 29, 2005
Rumour of the day
Vislink rose p at 32p amid talk that the developer of broadcast TV technology could unveil a clutch of US and UK contract wins next week after the close of its first-half trading period tomorrow. Its Hernis CCTV division is also said to have secured orders in China.
PapalPower
- 29 Jun 2005 11:23
- 54 of 301
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/printFriendly/0,,1-38-1672965,00.html
PapalPower
- 30 Jun 2005 12:59
- 55 of 301
Up a bit and early today which may mean that some large buy orders will come in late in the afternoon. The potential for good contract news next week means its still very strong.
PapalPower
- 01 Jul 2005 07:43
- 56 of 301
Strong buying yesterday squidd.
PapalPower
- 02 Jul 2005 08:57
- 57 of 301
squidd hope this big contract news is released on Monday or Tuesday so we can get upgrades later in the week.
PapalPower
- 04 Jul 2005 13:37
- 58 of 301
squidd some really big buys coming in now so take it the news must be very good when it comes this week.
peeyam
- 05 Jul 2005 10:31
- 59 of 301
1.3 million shares bought yesterday
PapalPower
- 05 Jul 2005 13:22
- 60 of 301
peeyam yes it was strong buying yesterday could be news this afternoon or tomorrow/Thursday. Not long to wait now.
PapalPower
- 05 Jul 2005 15:19
- 61 of 301
Robbie Burns got in at 37p on the 30th June with a target of 50p which sounds fine but 65p target would have been better.
PapalPower
- 06 Jul 2005 08:47
- 62 of 301
Link Research Launches LinkHD Wireless HD Camera System
Link Research has added a new HD receiver to the prototype transmitter displayed at NAB this year and is now ready to accept orders for the complete HD wireless camera system. Deliveries are planned for Q1 2006.
PapalPower
- 07 Jul 2005 15:34
- 63 of 301
Goldman Sachs holding 7,197,828 (5.3%) from RNS today.
PapalPower
- 08 Jul 2005 09:09
- 64 of 301
Moving up today, order book could be strong and would expect news Monday morning now but a chance might be this afternoon once the US is open.
PapalPower
- 09 Jul 2005 07:56
- 65 of 301
Strong buying yesterday but it was all mixed up due to delayed large trade reporting I think sells are around 70K of todays volume which will make Monday very strong again and we are due contract news.
The 7th July Holdings news of Goldman Sachs means they have purchased another 1 million shares to take their holding to 5.3% from 4/6%.
The 7th July Holdings news of Goldman Sachs means they have purchased another 1 million shares to take their holding to 5.3% from 4/6%.
bhunt1910
- 12 Jul 2005 08:05
- 66 of 301
Vislink plc ('the Group') is pleased to announce that on a comparable basis
trading profitability for the six months to June 30 2005 is expected to be
substantially ahead of the first six months of last year and that the Group's
trading remains in line with market expectations for the full year.
The Board is encouraged by the level of current trading and the recent
significant orders won by our broadcast businesses in both the US and in the UK,
together with Hernis, our Norwegian based marine safety business.
The Board continues to look forward to the rest of the year with confidence.
Baza
trading profitability for the six months to June 30 2005 is expected to be
substantially ahead of the first six months of last year and that the Group's
trading remains in line with market expectations for the full year.
The Board is encouraged by the level of current trading and the recent
significant orders won by our broadcast businesses in both the US and in the UK,
together with Hernis, our Norwegian based marine safety business.
The Board continues to look forward to the rest of the year with confidence.
Baza
PapalPower
- 12 Jul 2005 08:42
- 67 of 301
Excellent news bhunt1920 and with results only around 8 weeks away and with profit forecasts going UP we should see near to 50p before too long.
PapalPower
- 12 Jul 2005 08:44
- 68 of 301
Excellent news bhunt1910 and with profit forecasts going UP we should see 50p some time very soon. Only around 8 weeks to results now.
bhunt1910
- 12 Jul 2005 08:59
- 69 of 301
PP - Good to see that you corrected my age !!!
Baza
Baza
squidd - 12 Jul 2005 09:03 - 70 of 301
PpP: I dithered on this one, opting to forego the divivdend for a capital gain afterwards, and in the event missed both. After some minor mishaps, eventually came aboard @ 38p on Fri AM the 8th. Now settling down for an enjoyable ride, I hope.
Thanks PpP for all the newsflow and encouragement.
sd.
Thanks PpP for all the newsflow and encouragement.
sd.
PapalPower
- 12 Jul 2005 11:57
- 71 of 301
squidd/baza there was always going to be an amount of holders who purchased in just in case the news was better than expected, they will sell out with a small dip in the price before the buyers return in the run up to results.
A small dip on a small amount of profit taking before the buying returns and the price rises to the next level which will be over the 45p mark.
If you notice the trading statement it is positive in they say "in line" which means only upside. It would have been normal or negative if they said "broadly in line".
Some more news on the Vislink website I will put on here soon.
A small dip on a small amount of profit taking before the buying returns and the price rises to the next level which will be over the 45p mark.
If you notice the trading statement it is positive in they say "in line" which means only upside. It would have been normal or negative if they said "broadly in line".
Some more news on the Vislink website I will put on here soon.
PapalPower
- 12 Jul 2005 11:59
- 72 of 301
Contract Wins
Released 12 July 2005
Vislink plc, (The Group) a leading supplier of microwave radio and satellite transmission products for the broadcast and security markets and of CCTV systems for the marine security market, is pleased to announce that a number of significant contracts have been awarded to both our broadcast businesses and Hernis, our marine safety business in the second quarter.
In June, Vislink Communications, the Groups UK satcoms business, has won several contracts from a Western European satellite operator to supply satellite uplinks for mobile flyaway systems and fixed earth stations. The value of these contracts for delivery in the second half of this year is in excess of 2.6 million.
In the US, MRC has seen a particularly strong order inflow in the second quarter as a result of growth in both their international and domestic markets. Recent international orders included a $2.0million Korean order for digital fixed links and orders approaching $1.0 million dollars in both Hong Kong and China for portable and helicopter microwave links. MRC continues to receive on-going orders from their domestic market under the BAS rechannelisation programme.
In June, Hernis, the Groups Norwegian based marine safety business, has been awarded a contract worth in excess of 0.5 million to supply a video surveillance system for the large Bohai Phase II Project in China. The system consists of close to 200 specialised camera stations and digital recorders for the hazardous area environment that will be installed on five different wellhead platforms and the main floating production platform.
For further information contact:
Vislink plc
Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive Tel: 01488 685500
James Trumper, Finance Director Tel: 01488 685500
Released 12 July 2005
Vislink plc, (The Group) a leading supplier of microwave radio and satellite transmission products for the broadcast and security markets and of CCTV systems for the marine security market, is pleased to announce that a number of significant contracts have been awarded to both our broadcast businesses and Hernis, our marine safety business in the second quarter.
In June, Vislink Communications, the Groups UK satcoms business, has won several contracts from a Western European satellite operator to supply satellite uplinks for mobile flyaway systems and fixed earth stations. The value of these contracts for delivery in the second half of this year is in excess of 2.6 million.
In the US, MRC has seen a particularly strong order inflow in the second quarter as a result of growth in both their international and domestic markets. Recent international orders included a $2.0million Korean order for digital fixed links and orders approaching $1.0 million dollars in both Hong Kong and China for portable and helicopter microwave links. MRC continues to receive on-going orders from their domestic market under the BAS rechannelisation programme.
In June, Hernis, the Groups Norwegian based marine safety business, has been awarded a contract worth in excess of 0.5 million to supply a video surveillance system for the large Bohai Phase II Project in China. The system consists of close to 200 specialised camera stations and digital recorders for the hazardous area environment that will be installed on five different wellhead platforms and the main floating production platform.
For further information contact:
Vislink plc
Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive Tel: 01488 685500
James Trumper, Finance Director Tel: 01488 685500
PapalPower
- 12 Jul 2005 14:26
- 73 of 301
Noticed that buys more than sells now (based on timings) and that we had a MM to MM trade so this morning was a tree shake for profit takers and they remain short. Strong buying into the results should see this move well up in my opinion.
PapalPower
- 12 Jul 2005 15:41
- 74 of 301
HERNIS to deliver CCTV System for the first 5 LNG vessels to be built in China!
Shanghai-based Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding (Group) Co Ltd are
currently building the two first liquefied natural gas carriers
(147.000 cubic meters) for the LNG project in Guangdong
Province (H1308A and H1309A). The vessels are going to be
transporting the gas from Australia to a terminal in Guangdong.The
terminal will start providing LNG to households in the Pearl River
Delta region and Hong Kong by 2007. In addition, Hudong-
Zhonghua have also signed the agreement for 3 more vessels (H1302A, H1378A and
H1379A), where two of the vessels are to be used for the Fujian
Province LNG Project.The Group employs 14,000 staff /workers and
is equipped with a VLCC class dry dock, a 120,000DWT class floating
dock, and five shipbuilding berths for ships up to 20,000DWT,
70,000DWT and 120,000DWT. HERNIS is proud to be part of the
ever-growing Chinese market, and for being able to work together
with Hudong-Zhonghua Shipyard. We like to thank all involved
parties for the good cooperation and looking forward to
be sending the first equipment to the vessel in June 2005.With the supply of the compact HERNIS 250 System, together with cameras
located in the mooring decks, manifolds area, machinery room
and on top of the funnel, the operators are ready to face the
challenging seven seas in years to come.
HERNIS is proud to be part of the ever-growing Chinese market.
Shanghai-based Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding (Group) Co Ltd are
currently building the two first liquefied natural gas carriers
(147.000 cubic meters) for the LNG project in Guangdong
Province (H1308A and H1309A). The vessels are going to be
transporting the gas from Australia to a terminal in Guangdong.The
terminal will start providing LNG to households in the Pearl River
Delta region and Hong Kong by 2007. In addition, Hudong-
Zhonghua have also signed the agreement for 3 more vessels (H1302A, H1378A and
H1379A), where two of the vessels are to be used for the Fujian
Province LNG Project.The Group employs 14,000 staff /workers and
is equipped with a VLCC class dry dock, a 120,000DWT class floating
dock, and five shipbuilding berths for ships up to 20,000DWT,
70,000DWT and 120,000DWT. HERNIS is proud to be part of the
ever-growing Chinese market, and for being able to work together
with Hudong-Zhonghua Shipyard. We like to thank all involved
parties for the good cooperation and looking forward to
be sending the first equipment to the vessel in June 2005.With the supply of the compact HERNIS 250 System, together with cameras
located in the mooring decks, manifolds area, machinery room
and on top of the funnel, the operators are ready to face the
challenging seven seas in years to come.
HERNIS is proud to be part of the ever-growing Chinese market.
PapalPower
- 12 Jul 2005 15:48
- 75 of 301
peeyam
- 14 Jul 2005 11:12
- 76 of 301
Company Vislink PLC
TIDM VLK
Headline Contract Win
Released 07:30 03-Jun-05
Number 0694N
Vislink plc
Link Research Limited contract win
Vislink is pleased to announce that Link Research limited, a leading supplier of wireless camera systems, has been awarded its first major contract for $1.8m, to supply wireless camera systems in the US.
Commenting on the award of the additional contract, Mr Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive of Vislink plc said This contract underlines the opportunities in the US market for Link which was acquired by the Group on February 11th 2005
For further information contact:
Vislink plc
Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive
James Trumper, Finance Director
Tel: 01488 685500
Tel: 01488 685500
END
TIDM VLK
Headline Contract Win
Released 07:30 03-Jun-05
Number 0694N
Vislink plc
Link Research Limited contract win
Vislink is pleased to announce that Link Research limited, a leading supplier of wireless camera systems, has been awarded its first major contract for $1.8m, to supply wireless camera systems in the US.
Commenting on the award of the additional contract, Mr Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive of Vislink plc said This contract underlines the opportunities in the US market for Link which was acquired by the Group on February 11th 2005
For further information contact:
Vislink plc
Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive
James Trumper, Finance Director
Tel: 01488 685500
Tel: 01488 685500
END
PapalPower
- 14 Jul 2005 17:36
- 77 of 301
peeyam it looks like we will go through a period of profit taking. I will wait and then add on the bottom of the dip.
PapalPower
- 27 Jul 2005 15:20
- 78 of 301
squidd and peeyam I have had a top up today. The charts say this is a new higher low and going by the charts you can say this is going to near 60p. Results in just over 4 weeks and we have been told they will be good.
The big change recently is the dollar dropping, this will make those MRC profits even better for VLK and also make MRC even more competitive in the second half and we know they got loads of orders in the first half.
This was breaking 40p at the time of those sad London bombs.
The big change recently is the dollar dropping, this will make those MRC profits even better for VLK and also make MRC even more competitive in the second half and we know they got loads of orders in the first half.
This was breaking 40p at the time of those sad London bombs.
squidd - 28 Jul 2005 04:14 - 79 of 301
PpP: I think too, that VLK looks due for another cyclical upturn. Additionally, with the current raised security concerns, someone surely must have noticed the success elsewhere, of VLK's surveillance equipment. Here's hoping.
sd.
sd.
PapalPower
- 28 Jul 2005 08:59
- 80 of 301
squidd 237K buys & 25k sells yesterday I think and I checked the earlier trades and it looked like someone was mopping up the sells after the London incident stopped the price as it was going through 40p, so to check this I topped up with a buy at 34p yesterday and as soon as I did the price went up. The buy was shown as a sell and as the price went up there is seems to be no slack so someone was mopping up the recent small sells. Would not be surprised to see lots more buying into the results 1st of September and another increase in one of the insitutions holdings.
My target for the price after the results do show how good things are and we are back to profits is well over 50p maybe touching 60p.
My target for the price after the results do show how good things are and we are back to profits is well over 50p maybe touching 60p.
PapalPower
- 28 Jul 2005 14:23
- 81 of 301
squidd and peeyam every buy now seems to push the price up and up it really is primed for the run into excellent results and a return to profit !
PapalPower
- 28 Jul 2005 14:55
- 82 of 301
If you want the news as it is released you can sign up for free email alerts from Vislink now;
Email alert service : http://www.vislink.co.uk/AnnounceMailFree/index.php
Email alert service : http://www.vislink.co.uk/AnnounceMailFree/index.php
PapalPower
- 29 Jul 2005 07:21
- 83 of 301
Now a buy confirmed this morning on the BB site;
29 Jul'05 BUY CONFIRMED
Today a White Marubozu was formed. This shows that the buyers controlled the price action from the first trade to the last trade.
28 Jul'05 'Buy If' from the BB web site
'Today a White Marubozu was formed. This shows that the buyers controlled the price action from the first trade to the last trade.
The last two candlesticks formed a Bullish Engulfing Pattern . This is a bullish reversal pattern that marks a potential change in trend.'
29 Jul'05 BUY CONFIRMED
Today a White Marubozu was formed. This shows that the buyers controlled the price action from the first trade to the last trade.
28 Jul'05 'Buy If' from the BB web site
'Today a White Marubozu was formed. This shows that the buyers controlled the price action from the first trade to the last trade.
The last two candlesticks formed a Bullish Engulfing Pattern . This is a bullish reversal pattern that marks a potential change in trend.'
PapalPower
- 29 Jul 2005 08:37
- 84 of 301
squidd Robbie Burns still has his 50p target as he got in at 37p before just before the London events messed the market, his link is below;
I would say 56p minimum as the target.
His comment for yesterday night was 'Vislink rose nicely yesterday and I don't think it'll be long before it'll be in a serious rise'
I would say 56p minimum as the target.
His comment for yesterday night was 'Vislink rose nicely yesterday and I don't think it'll be long before it'll be in a serious rise'
PapalPower
- 29 Jul 2005 10:29
- 85 of 301
Still going up with every buy makes it very bullish.
peeyam
- 29 Jul 2005 10:55
- 86 of 301
Immediate target for the share is 42p to 45p or so thats what our research suggests , agree with papalpower that the bombing in london did halt progress but looks like it may be for the good since the share was nearing the upper band of an uptrend it got time to correct.
PapalPower
- 29 Jul 2005 11:06
- 87 of 301
peeyam yes it tested the support level and if it went through 30p it would have been bad and that it did not and bounced up from 34p offer is very bullish. Those who sold had their shares brought by the lurking Goldman Sachs in my opinion and thats why it is stronger now and into the equation goes the strengthening dollar making all the US and Asia contracts by Vislink group more valuable in sterling terms.
PapalPower
- 29 Jul 2005 14:52
- 88 of 301
squidd still going strong on VLK next week could be a real gainer and I see your buy on APH was well timed in the morning with a rise in the afternoon.
PapalPower
- 30 Jul 2005 08:05
- 89 of 301
squidd and peeyam they did not get any real sells on Friday afternoon so we should be having another strong week ahead as they will be short of stock for buyers.
squidd - 31 Jul 2005 05:19 - 90 of 301
PpP: Wot the heck is a White Marubozu and why is it stalking VLK ?
I heard this mentioned once before, from a guy at that psychiatric clinic which was set up to treat traumatised victims of the dotcom crash, but we never found out what it was and the guy is probably still rambling on about it at some institution. Oh for the good old days when investment was simple.
sd.
I heard this mentioned once before, from a guy at that psychiatric clinic which was set up to treat traumatised victims of the dotcom crash, but we never found out what it was and the guy is probably still rambling on about it at some institution. Oh for the good old days when investment was simple.
sd.
PapalPower
- 31 Jul 2005 10:38
- 91 of 301
squidd its a positve bullish sign and thats all that matters and its good its stalking Vislink as it means its going up.
PapalPower
- 01 Aug 2005 08:00
- 92 of 301
Could and should be another positive week squidd.
peeyam
- 01 Aug 2005 09:30
- 93 of 301
the share is up 3 days in a row, hence could be on constant gainers list soon, this will get the buying volumes higher I think. by end of week if share keeps up the momentum we can expect around 44p
PapalPower
- 01 Aug 2005 11:15
- 94 of 301
peeyam very true the thing thats hidden from most now is the fact that even with the EPS forecast to double for next year on the excellent orders the sterling to dollar effect will raise EPS even more.
Its a case of adding into the results now as I think that once they are released there will be a serious upgrade to EPS forecasts.
Its a case of adding into the results now as I think that once they are released there will be a serious upgrade to EPS forecasts.
PapalPower
- 01 Aug 2005 12:12
- 95 of 301
I think it will end stronger today peeyam so keep watching.
PapalPower
- 01 Aug 2005 14:22
- 96 of 301
macd is building up nicely peeyam
PapalPower
- 02 Aug 2005 06:44
- 97 of 301
peeyam I passed this over to Wapit so here for you too, large contract news in the coming weeks would no doubt be a massive boost to the price however so will an EPS upgrade as Vislink is presently trading at only 12 times forecast 2006 EPS. With US interest rates due to go up and UK rates to go down the dollar will continue to strengthen which will boost Vislinks sterling profits for the second half. A 2006 EPS upgrade to 3.5p would make 13 times the forecast 45.5p and an upgrade to 3.8p would make 13 times forecast 49.4p.
Sector average PER is 19.5 and market average is 13.49 so if you give Vislink a PER of 16 on upgraded EPS forecast of 3.5p you get a price of 56p. Even if you leave present forecast 2006 EPS where it is and give a PER of 19 then the price is 60p. There is plenty of room for upgrades and also plenty of reason and March and August are the times the Institutions like to buy Vislink.
If you look at the Price to Sales Ratio (PSR) for Vislink its x0.58 where Sector average is x5.44 which leaves plenty of upside (market average is x2.36), give VLK a PSR of x1 and its up in the 70p range.
This is the question do you add and buy now or wait until the brokers upgrade by which time its too late as its gone up already before you hear about it. In these recovery plays its all about getting in on the growth in EPS before the brokers upgrade their forecast, which will be due for VLK in mid September in my opinion.
Brokers upgraded VLK 2006 EPS forecast early July on the contract wins and what has not gone in yet is the sterling profit to dollar increase which I am sure will be mentioned in the results due around the 1st of September after the previous results wording and will cause another upgrade in September along with a strong order pipeline for Link, Hernis and MRC (and of course Vislink) which should be noted in the coming results in my opinion.
RNS Number:7508O
Vislink PLC
12 July 2005
Vislink plc
Half year trading update
Vislink plc ('the Group') is pleased to announce that on a comparable basis
trading profitability for the six months to June 30 2005 is expected to be
substantially ahead of the first six months of last year and that the Group's
trading remains in line with market expectations for the full year.
The Board is encouraged by the level of current trading and the recent
significant orders won by our broadcast businesses in both the US and in the UK, together with Hernis, our Norwegian based marine safety business.
The Board continues to look forward to the rest of the year with confidence.
Sector average PER is 19.5 and market average is 13.49 so if you give Vislink a PER of 16 on upgraded EPS forecast of 3.5p you get a price of 56p. Even if you leave present forecast 2006 EPS where it is and give a PER of 19 then the price is 60p. There is plenty of room for upgrades and also plenty of reason and March and August are the times the Institutions like to buy Vislink.
If you look at the Price to Sales Ratio (PSR) for Vislink its x0.58 where Sector average is x5.44 which leaves plenty of upside (market average is x2.36), give VLK a PSR of x1 and its up in the 70p range.
This is the question do you add and buy now or wait until the brokers upgrade by which time its too late as its gone up already before you hear about it. In these recovery plays its all about getting in on the growth in EPS before the brokers upgrade their forecast, which will be due for VLK in mid September in my opinion.
Brokers upgraded VLK 2006 EPS forecast early July on the contract wins and what has not gone in yet is the sterling profit to dollar increase which I am sure will be mentioned in the results due around the 1st of September after the previous results wording and will cause another upgrade in September along with a strong order pipeline for Link, Hernis and MRC (and of course Vislink) which should be noted in the coming results in my opinion.
RNS Number:7508O
Vislink PLC
12 July 2005
Vislink plc
Half year trading update
Vislink plc ('the Group') is pleased to announce that on a comparable basis
trading profitability for the six months to June 30 2005 is expected to be
substantially ahead of the first six months of last year and that the Group's
trading remains in line with market expectations for the full year.
The Board is encouraged by the level of current trading and the recent
significant orders won by our broadcast businesses in both the US and in the UK, together with Hernis, our Norwegian based marine safety business.
The Board continues to look forward to the rest of the year with confidence.
PapalPower
- 10 Aug 2005 16:17
- 98 of 301
Only about 20 days left to interims now so we should see strong buying coming in with the expected profits and upwards revisions to forecast after a bullish set of results.
Flying TV add new COFDM airborne system from Link 2005-08-08
Link have sold an airborne XP system to Flying TV, the UKs only ready to go TV Helicopter.
G-PIXX is equipped with Links latest 5W COFDM Amplifier and rack mounted TX unit which enables any satellite truck equipped with a COFDM receiver to receive the transmission. This system will give a range of around 100Km without the need for any mechanical tracking antennas enabling G-PIXX to cover any breaking news or sports event.
Link have been working with Flying TV over the past six months and have already used this system to great effect on many news and sports stories including the 2005 University boat race.
"The LINK COFDM system has delivered over 80 hours of robust live transmissions into a variety of fixed and mobile receive sites all over the UK. As we operate with a 2 person crew we love the 'fit and forget' design of both the TX and RX side - it's easier to use than a cellphone - and it enables us to offer live coverage to our customers over distances never previously achieved in the UK."
http://www.linkres.co.uk/news_details.php?uid=85
Flying TV add new COFDM airborne system from Link 2005-08-08
Link have sold an airborne XP system to Flying TV, the UKs only ready to go TV Helicopter.
G-PIXX is equipped with Links latest 5W COFDM Amplifier and rack mounted TX unit which enables any satellite truck equipped with a COFDM receiver to receive the transmission. This system will give a range of around 100Km without the need for any mechanical tracking antennas enabling G-PIXX to cover any breaking news or sports event.
Link have been working with Flying TV over the past six months and have already used this system to great effect on many news and sports stories including the 2005 University boat race.
"The LINK COFDM system has delivered over 80 hours of robust live transmissions into a variety of fixed and mobile receive sites all over the UK. As we operate with a 2 person crew we love the 'fit and forget' design of both the TX and RX side - it's easier to use than a cellphone - and it enables us to offer live coverage to our customers over distances never previously achieved in the UK."
http://www.linkres.co.uk/news_details.php?uid=85
squidd - 11 Aug 2005 04:10 - 99 of 301
PpP: Am having an exceptional week with recovery stocks, and now VLK joins the blue brigade with promise of more to come. Thanks again for the news flow - it sounds like they are in the front line for surveillance technology, at the time when it is most needed.
sd.
sd.
PapalPower
- 11 Aug 2005 08:50
- 100 of 301
squidd the on balance volume making new highs again after London knocked it down means they will have to keep raising the price to get sellers to fill the buys. Its looking very strong and an upgrade to EPS forecast after profitable results based on strong order book and increased profits from the weakening pound to the dollar are due so 50p here we come in my opinon.
Would not be surprised to see a few more 100K buys at the end of the day like yesterday in the remaining time before results as I think Goldman are after another million having got about 400K to 500K at the moment.
Would not be surprised to see a few more 100K buys at the end of the day like yesterday in the remaining time before results as I think Goldman are after another million having got about 400K to 500K at the moment.
PapalPower
- 11 Aug 2005 09:49
- 101 of 301
And we are off squidd !
My target is a 2006 EPS forecast upgrade from 3.2 to 3.8 after results (based on strong order book and increased sterling profits due to dollar strength).
3.8 x 15 = 57p fair value for me in my opinon.
My target is a 2006 EPS forecast upgrade from 3.2 to 3.8 after results (based on strong order book and increased sterling profits due to dollar strength).
3.8 x 15 = 57p fair value for me in my opinon.
PapalPower
- 11 Aug 2005 15:13
- 102 of 301
squidd looks strong and got over a resistance level today so will be good going into the results which are quite soon now. I added into UNG today and will add into both VLK and UNG in the run up to their results which should be VLK 1 week before UNG.
PapalPower
- 12 Aug 2005 10:13
- 103 of 301
Up again today squidd all looking good. 17th is news from TAG if not before so keep an eye out for that.
squidd - 12 Aug 2005 13:29 - 104 of 301
PpP: My computer has been down, so VLK & APH welcomed me in blue on return - at a time when some of my recovery stocks are temporarily drooping. Both these shares are looking more and more like backbone shares to maintain stability in the portfolio, when others are looking uncertain.
I never did get into UNG because of the sudden jump in the spread and I was then distracted by ULT, which is looking exciting at present.
sd.
I never did get into UNG because of the sudden jump in the spread and I was then distracted by ULT, which is looking exciting at present.
sd.
PapalPower
- 12 Aug 2005 15:05
- 105 of 301
squidd check out the news on PTC today.
Been watching this and in on the news, it could fly a long way as the fundamentals are good too !
Been watching this and in on the news, it could fly a long way as the fundamentals are good too !
PapalPower
- 12 Aug 2005 17:56
- 106 of 301
And there we go 300,000 buys at the end, if my thinking is correct then thats Goldman now with about 800K and still 200K to go for their 1 million top up.
Its simple to read and watch this one fly into the results now.
Its simple to read and watch this one fly into the results now.
PapalPower
- 13 Aug 2005 15:09
- 107 of 301
squidd we will have to see on the next holdings news was I right with Goldman or will it be the pension funds buying again.
PapalPower
- 17 Aug 2005 08:14
- 108 of 301
Looks like a rash of profit taking now, the losses in the USA might make the profit taking gain momentum at the moment.
squidd - 22 Aug 2005 21:54 - 109 of 301
PpP: Had to sell my VLK holding, at a small profit, first thing this morning in order to release urgently needed funds to top up in ULT.
The battering taken by the big pharmas on Friday after the Vioxx case, looked set to continue this morning with GSK in the firing line after release of a report pointing to suicidal tendencies with Seroxat, and I thought this would give a big boost to ULT. And so it proved - was able to scoop much of the 20% rise.
I think ULT is building mostly on hype at the moment with few actual sales - would appreciate any views you have however.
sd.
The battering taken by the big pharmas on Friday after the Vioxx case, looked set to continue this morning with GSK in the firing line after release of a report pointing to suicidal tendencies with Seroxat, and I thought this would give a big boost to ULT. And so it proved - was able to scoop much of the 20% rise.
I think ULT is building mostly on hype at the moment with few actual sales - would appreciate any views you have however.
sd.
PapalPower
- 22 Aug 2005 23:57
- 110 of 301
squidd a profit is a profit and it seems like you made a good move with a 20% jump on ULT. The recent contract news was good but then again there was profit taking after that rise including EK selling out. If they can sustain more good news and contracts then it will move up, but like you say it could be peoples expectations of more things thats giving the second rise, so there might be a time to do some top slicing when the current rise loses momentum if no new news comes.
squidd - 23 Aug 2005 04:36 - 111 of 301
PpP: Many thanks.
sd.
sd.
PapalPower
- 01 Sep 2005 00:49
- 112 of 301
Will it be results in the morning ? The 1st is the target but I would say anywhere between the 1st and 8th.
PapalPower
- 01 Sep 2005 07:06
- 113 of 301
Vislink PLC
01 September 2005
Vislink plc
Interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2005
Vislink plc ('The Group'), a leading supplier of microwave radio and satellite
transmission products for the broadcast and security markets and of CCTV systems
for the marine security market has today announced its interim results for the
six months to 30 June 2005.
Financial summary
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
For the six months ended 30 June__________2005_________2004
______________________________________'000________'000
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Revenue_______________________________35,753_______30,107
Operating profit_________________________2,527__________661
Underlying operating profit________________3,046__________661
Profit before taxation____________________2,092__________447
Earnings per share -basic_________________1.07p_________0.29p
Earnings per share -basic underlying________1.33p_________0.29p
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Key points
The Group has achieved a significant improvement in its trading
performance for the first six months of 2005
Orders increased by 66% compared with the first six months of 2004
Link Research Limited ('Link'), acquired on 11 February 2005, has made a
strong contribution to the Group's profitability
The Group's reported operating profit was 2.53 million (2004 - 0.66
million)
The Group's underlying operating profit, being operating profit before
the amortisation of acquired intangibles, was 3.05 million (2004 - 0.66
million).
Bob Morton, Chairman of Vislink said:
'All the businesses are trading ahead of last year at the operating profit level
and the synergies and benefits from the acquisition of Link are already showing
through. The Board is encouraged by the current level of trading, the
significant orders won by the broadcast businesses and Hernis and continues to
look forward to the rest of the year with confidence.'
PapalPower
- 01 Sep 2005 08:22
- 114 of 301
I am now looking for a good set of positive interims from BOI and UNG on the 7th and 9th of September respectively. VLK moved up well ahead of the results and should remain strong on them. BOI and UNG are yet to make their moves up in my opinion if we get good positive statements.
PapalPower
- 01 Sep 2005 14:09
- 115 of 301
Comment from Robbie Burns (www.nakedtrader.co.uk)
Vislink results were cracking too but as a market-maker stock as per usual the mm's do the usual results day trick of dropping the price to get the sellers - they will start to rise it later.
Vislink results were cracking too but as a market-maker stock as per usual the mm's do the usual results day trick of dropping the price to get the sellers - they will start to rise it later.
PapalPower
- 21 Sep 2005 18:47
- 116 of 301
Vislink PLC
20 September 2005
Vislink plc
Link Research Limited win first HD wireless camera orders
Vislink is pleased to announce that Link Research Limited ('Link'), a leading
supplier of wireless camera systems, launched its new low delay High Definition
(HD) wireless camera system and won its first two orders at the Amsterdam show
IBC, last week.
Link is a member of the Vislink plc Group, the a leading supplier of microwave
radio and satellite transmission products for the broadcast and security markets and of CCTV systems for the marine security market.
For further information contact:
Vislink plc
Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive Tel: 01488 685500
James Trumper, Finance Director Tel: 01488 685500
This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
20 September 2005
Vislink plc
Link Research Limited win first HD wireless camera orders
Vislink is pleased to announce that Link Research Limited ('Link'), a leading
supplier of wireless camera systems, launched its new low delay High Definition
(HD) wireless camera system and won its first two orders at the Amsterdam show
IBC, last week.
Link is a member of the Vislink plc Group, the a leading supplier of microwave
radio and satellite transmission products for the broadcast and security markets and of CCTV systems for the marine security market.
For further information contact:
Vislink plc
Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive Tel: 01488 685500
James Trumper, Finance Director Tel: 01488 685500
This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
PapalPower
- 21 Sep 2005 18:49
- 117 of 301
Contract Award for Vislinks Advent Communications
Released 21 September 2005
Jordan Media City place orders with Advent
Advent Communications is pleased to announce the award of the second part of a contract whose total value is in excess of $1.5m, for satellite Fixed Earth Stations, at IBC in Amsterdam last week.
Advent Communications is supplying Jordan Media City, a member of Arab Media Corporation, whose CEO Radi A Alkhas said: The earth stations will be operational on the new Arabsat 4 A satellite and start with 3 TV streams capable of up-linking 5 channels plus 2 standby. Building on our exiting capability with over 100 channels being up-linked using existing Vislink equipment.
For further information contact:
Advent Communications
George Koumblis - Sales Director
Tel: + 44 (0) 1494 774400
Released 21 September 2005
Jordan Media City place orders with Advent
Advent Communications is pleased to announce the award of the second part of a contract whose total value is in excess of $1.5m, for satellite Fixed Earth Stations, at IBC in Amsterdam last week.
Advent Communications is supplying Jordan Media City, a member of Arab Media Corporation, whose CEO Radi A Alkhas said: The earth stations will be operational on the new Arabsat 4 A satellite and start with 3 TV streams capable of up-linking 5 channels plus 2 standby. Building on our exiting capability with over 100 channels being up-linked using existing Vislink equipment.
For further information contact:
Advent Communications
George Koumblis - Sales Director
Tel: + 44 (0) 1494 774400
PapalPower
- 11 Oct 2005 09:40
- 118 of 301
News from Hernis today;
Dear All,
We are pleased to present our latest issue of the HERNIS newsletter where you can read about the following:
MISC selects HERNIS for another 5 LNG Vessels
From MST to FPSO with HERNIS 400 System
Crane TV
User Forum at HERNIS
Exhibitions and Seminars
Please go to http://www.hernis.com/docs/dynamic/Hernews%20no%204%202005.pdf for downloading the Newsletter. If you would prefer to receive the Newsletter by post, please let us know and we will send the required amount to you.
Also, remember to visit our web site www.hernis.com for continuous update on products, news and events.
We hope you enjoy reading our Newsletter and welcome any feedback you might have.
Kind regards,
HERNIS Scan Systems AS
Laila Grebjerg Wiklund
Marketing Assistant
lailaw@hernis.com
Dear All,
We are pleased to present our latest issue of the HERNIS newsletter where you can read about the following:
MISC selects HERNIS for another 5 LNG Vessels
From MST to FPSO with HERNIS 400 System
Crane TV
User Forum at HERNIS
Exhibitions and Seminars
Please go to http://www.hernis.com/docs/dynamic/Hernews%20no%204%202005.pdf for downloading the Newsletter. If you would prefer to receive the Newsletter by post, please let us know and we will send the required amount to you.
Also, remember to visit our web site www.hernis.com for continuous update on products, news and events.
We hope you enjoy reading our Newsletter and welcome any feedback you might have.
Kind regards,
HERNIS Scan Systems AS
Laila Grebjerg Wiklund
Marketing Assistant
lailaw@hernis.com
PapalPower
- 20 Oct 2005 13:26
- 119 of 301
20th Oct 05
HERNIS Scan Systems AS are pleased to inform all our customers and business associates that we are now listed on the DNV home page as Type Approved CCTV manufacturer as the only company in the world!
Please visit our homepage www.hernis.com or go directly to the DNV Certificate here: http://exchange.dnv.com/taridocs/TA-CERT/34/qjpnaxxx.htm.
Naturally, we are very proud of this new opportunity, which we expect to give us an extra competitive edge in the global marine/oil and gas market!
Please let us know if you have any questions or queries to the above, or if you need our assistance in any way.
Kind regards,
HERNIS Scan Systems AS
Laila Grebjerg Wiklund
Marketing
HERNIS Scan Systems AS are pleased to inform all our customers and business associates that we are now listed on the DNV home page as Type Approved CCTV manufacturer as the only company in the world!
Please visit our homepage www.hernis.com or go directly to the DNV Certificate here: http://exchange.dnv.com/taridocs/TA-CERT/34/qjpnaxxx.htm.
Naturally, we are very proud of this new opportunity, which we expect to give us an extra competitive edge in the global marine/oil and gas market!
Please let us know if you have any questions or queries to the above, or if you need our assistance in any way.
Kind regards,
HERNIS Scan Systems AS
Laila Grebjerg Wiklund
Marketing
PapalPower
- 03 Nov 2005 11:37
- 120 of 301
Vislink plc announces that Mr Leonard Graham Mann has been appointed to the Board as an executive director with effect from November 2, 2005. Mr Mann, aged 54, is the Chief Technology Officer of the Groups Broadcast businesses and the Managing Director of Link Research Limited, acquired by the Group on February 11, 2005.
Commenting on the appointment Mr Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive, said, The appointment of Len Mann will greatly enhance the technical knowledge of the Board. The Group is committed to a strong development programme for the next generation of microwave and satellite communication products including the introduction of high definition (HD) TV platforms. The appointment of Len Mann to the Board will ensure that his technical knowledge will be used to support and deliver our plans.
There is no further information that requires disclosure under paragraph 6.F.2 of the UKLA Listing Rules.
Ends
Regards
Vislink News Service
Commenting on the appointment Mr Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive, said, The appointment of Len Mann will greatly enhance the technical knowledge of the Board. The Group is committed to a strong development programme for the next generation of microwave and satellite communication products including the introduction of high definition (HD) TV platforms. The appointment of Len Mann to the Board will ensure that his technical knowledge will be used to support and deliver our plans.
There is no further information that requires disclosure under paragraph 6.F.2 of the UKLA Listing Rules.
Ends
Regards
Vislink News Service
PapalPower
- 05 Nov 2005 14:16
- 121 of 301
Latest broker forecast
Investec 24th Oct 2005 BUY
2005 PTP 6.04M
2005 EPS 2.88p
2005 DIV 0.25p
2006 PTP 7.27M
2006 EPS 3.45p
2006 DIV 0.25p
Investec 24th Oct 2005 BUY
2005 PTP 6.04M
2005 EPS 2.88p
2005 DIV 0.25p
2006 PTP 7.27M
2006 EPS 3.45p
2006 DIV 0.25p
PapalPower
- 07 Nov 2005 07:48
- 122 of 301
Vislink PLC
07 November 2005
Vislink plc
$14 million order
Vislink is pleased to announce another significant order for its US Broadcast
business MRC (Microwave Radio Communications) for $14 million from a North
American leading provider of wireless communication services. This brings the
total value of orders received by MRC under the 2GHz re-channelisation programme
to over $65 million this year.
Commenting on this latest purchase order, Mr Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive of
Vislink plc said, 'The award of further orders for MRC reinforces the
commitment to the build up of the inventory for delivery under the nationwide US
2GHz re-channelisation programme. This order will also benefit Link Research
Limited, a UK Vislink company, which continues to supply products to MRC for
this programme'.
Vislink plc is a leading supplier of microwave radio and satellite transmission
products for the broadcast and security markets and of CCTV systems for the
marine security market.
For further information contact:
Vislink plc
Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive
James Trumper, Finance Director
Tel: + 44 (0)1488 685500
07 November 2005
Vislink plc
$14 million order
Vislink is pleased to announce another significant order for its US Broadcast
business MRC (Microwave Radio Communications) for $14 million from a North
American leading provider of wireless communication services. This brings the
total value of orders received by MRC under the 2GHz re-channelisation programme
to over $65 million this year.
Commenting on this latest purchase order, Mr Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive of
Vislink plc said, 'The award of further orders for MRC reinforces the
commitment to the build up of the inventory for delivery under the nationwide US
2GHz re-channelisation programme. This order will also benefit Link Research
Limited, a UK Vislink company, which continues to supply products to MRC for
this programme'.
Vislink plc is a leading supplier of microwave radio and satellite transmission
products for the broadcast and security markets and of CCTV systems for the
marine security market.
For further information contact:
Vislink plc
Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive
James Trumper, Finance Director
Tel: + 44 (0)1488 685500
PapalPower
- 08 Nov 2005 14:32
- 123 of 301
MRC Win Military Orders Totalling $8.4m Released 08 November 2005
http://www.adventcomms.com/press/container.php?recordID=83
Microwave Radio Communications (MRC), a Vislink company, was recently awarded a number of contracts to supply equipment to support US military programmes. These included a $6.1m order from the US Marine Corps for 70 TSSR transportable radio systems to be shipped between January and April 2006.
The TSSR system can be quickly deployed in the field and is designed to support terrestrial relay of voice and data communications. This order comes only four months after MRC announced the milestone of having already shipped more than 1000 TSSR systems.
This demonstrates MRC building momentum supporting and developing the US military market inline with Group strategy said Vislink Chief Executive, Ian Scott-Gall.
http://www.adventcomms.com/press/container.php?recordID=83
Microwave Radio Communications (MRC), a Vislink company, was recently awarded a number of contracts to supply equipment to support US military programmes. These included a $6.1m order from the US Marine Corps for 70 TSSR transportable radio systems to be shipped between January and April 2006.
The TSSR system can be quickly deployed in the field and is designed to support terrestrial relay of voice and data communications. This order comes only four months after MRC announced the milestone of having already shipped more than 1000 TSSR systems.
This demonstrates MRC building momentum supporting and developing the US military market inline with Group strategy said Vislink Chief Executive, Ian Scott-Gall.
PapalPower
- 23 Nov 2005 12:43
- 124 of 301
Moving up, the buys started just after 9am, this normally means a new contract done and to be announced in the next few days, do your own research on it though.
Saintserf - 23 Nov 2005 14:44 - 125 of 301
This share looks good. The chart looks like it has 20% upside, although I'd like to wait another day or two to make sure it's moving up. It was picked out by the chartist in shares magazine this week. They're normally not too bad with their short term chart predictions, as opposed to their plays of the week which are awful. By the way, papal power congratulations on champion investor. Are you safeguarding your lead now by staying out of the markets. one of the reasons this thread may not get many posters is that it's just underneath tadpole's thread, something none of us wish to be associated with
PapalPower
- 23 Nov 2005 14:55
- 126 of 301
Saintserf, VLK should be good in my opinion for a break through 45p and then up to touch 55p before dropping back to 50p, just my thoughts. It needs some news to push it up, another big contract win would be good.
It not overpriced, but needs a broker update or contract win to give it the force to go through 45p I think.
On Champ Invest I have just gone long on LEAD in a very big way, fully invested in that, with a few other smaller trades for balance.
It not overpriced, but needs a broker update or contract win to give it the force to go through 45p I think.
On Champ Invest I have just gone long on LEAD in a very big way, fully invested in that, with a few other smaller trades for balance.
PapalPower
- 13 Dec 2005 12:43
- 127 of 301
Broker Forecast 12th Dec 2005
Investec with BUY recommendation
2005 PTP 6.04m
2005 EPS 2.88p
2005 DIV 0.25p
2006 PTP 7.27m
2006 EPS 3.45p
2006 DIV 0.25p
Investec with BUY recommendation
2005 PTP 6.04m
2005 EPS 2.88p
2005 DIV 0.25p
2006 PTP 7.27m
2006 EPS 3.45p
2006 DIV 0.25p
Saintserf - 14 Dec 2005 00:06 - 128 of 301
Glad to see you're still doing well, papal power in champ investor. I know vislink's got nice trendlines that say buy as the sp is between the bottom and middle I think. It also has 20% rises and 10% dips by my calculations regularly. Thus a continuous ascending price channel. But it doesn't seem to get many trades and doesn't move much consistently. I know these things don't matter much if a share's in a trend pattern like this but they're just a bit discomfiting. What do you think of leadcom's potential at the moment given its rise today. I also wondered if you have any views on Wolfson, seeing I was in Edinburgh today, it's base. I visited the Scottish Parliament today for the first time, very impressive. It made me feel very patriotic.
PapalPower
- 14 Dec 2005 06:13
- 129 of 301
VLK is still in limbo, although we all know they will make a full year profit, they still have not made one yet. Things will change as full year reporting approches and also after that, as VLK then is classed as a profitable enterprise. VLK also do not offer an interim div, only a full year one, as this causes them to suffer "loss of interest" once interims are out of the way.
Wolfson has performed very well recently, I would not like to have a guess at what the immediate future holds without a lot of research into them.
LEAD I expect to move upwards big time in the next 8 weeks, at sometime, do not know when. Something is happening in the background at the moment, which is keeping a lid on the price, but once this is out of the way, the sheer excellent fundamentals will deservedly push the price much higher. I would expect LEAD to pick up some tips for 2006.
Wolfson has performed very well recently, I would not like to have a guess at what the immediate future holds without a lot of research into them.
LEAD I expect to move upwards big time in the next 8 weeks, at sometime, do not know when. Something is happening in the background at the moment, which is keeping a lid on the price, but once this is out of the way, the sheer excellent fundamentals will deservedly push the price much higher. I would expect LEAD to pick up some tips for 2006.
PapalPower
- 16 Dec 2005 05:58
- 130 of 301
PapalPower
- 09 Jan 2006 15:58
- 131 of 301
The first ever live, true High Definition transmission from a wireless TV camera took place recently, at the West Asian Games in Doha, Qatar.
Presteigne Broadcast Hire, having been the first company in the world to buy LinkHD systems, supplied the equipment and specialist crew for this groundbreaking project.
Presteignes systems broadcasted HD pictures live from the Hamad Aquatics Centre for the duration of the event, with Al Jazeera TV and additional Asian satellite TV channels taking feeds.
The latest signal delay recorded for the LinkHD system is 62 milliseconds, which is equal to about one and a half frames. These results prove that the performance of the LinkHD will match the broadcasters tough requirements for live sports broadcast.
Regards
Vislink Webmaster
Presteigne Broadcast Hire, having been the first company in the world to buy LinkHD systems, supplied the equipment and specialist crew for this groundbreaking project.
Presteignes systems broadcasted HD pictures live from the Hamad Aquatics Centre for the duration of the event, with Al Jazeera TV and additional Asian satellite TV channels taking feeds.
The latest signal delay recorded for the LinkHD system is 62 milliseconds, which is equal to about one and a half frames. These results prove that the performance of the LinkHD will match the broadcasters tough requirements for live sports broadcast.
Regards
Vislink Webmaster
PapalPower
- 09 Jan 2006 15:59
- 132 of 301
Following a thorough technical evaluation and a formal European Tender, BBC English Regions has appointed Link Research as its preferred supplier for wireless camera systems and is ordering LinkXPs for thirteen BBC regions.
The BBC regions news crews will be using Links L1910 COFDM wireless transmitters with 2-input diversity and clip on 1 watt power amplifier. This new technology will allow the BBC regional news teams to take on a new and dramatic new look to the way they report on local, regional and national stories from their respective areas.
BBC English Regions is responsible for over 70% of the BBCs domestic programming hours. With a team of journalists based in each regional centre, they produce daily regional news programmes such as Look North and Points West as well as the regional aspects of the BBCs current affairs shows.
LinkXP systems have been ordered for Birmingham, Hull, Leeds, Manchester, Nottingham, Plymouth, Southampton, Tunbridge Wells, Norwich, Newcastle, Oxford, Cambridge and Bristol.
After a competitive tendering process between several leading manufacturers, the BBC decided that Links equipment would give the best performance.
Cellular Diversity is a concept that Link Research has developed where live signals from a wireless news camera are sent directly to a receiver linked into the broadcast network. This will be a highly efficient way to gather news in cities where tall buildings reflect the digital COFDM signals. Link's cellular diversity was first proven with the Oxford/Cambridge boat race coverage and is now being installed in several fixed locations including Helsinki The LinkXP wireless camera system consists of a transmitter with receivers that will deliver a robust performance well beyond the expectations of OB crews used to using analogue equipment. It is a popular choice with broadcasters worldwide.
Link Research has recently enhanced the LinkXP systems to operate in the 3.5 GHz bandwidth and launched a High Definition model of the LinkXP system for sports broadcast at IBC last year.
Regards
Vislink Webmaster
The BBC regions news crews will be using Links L1910 COFDM wireless transmitters with 2-input diversity and clip on 1 watt power amplifier. This new technology will allow the BBC regional news teams to take on a new and dramatic new look to the way they report on local, regional and national stories from their respective areas.
BBC English Regions is responsible for over 70% of the BBCs domestic programming hours. With a team of journalists based in each regional centre, they produce daily regional news programmes such as Look North and Points West as well as the regional aspects of the BBCs current affairs shows.
LinkXP systems have been ordered for Birmingham, Hull, Leeds, Manchester, Nottingham, Plymouth, Southampton, Tunbridge Wells, Norwich, Newcastle, Oxford, Cambridge and Bristol.
After a competitive tendering process between several leading manufacturers, the BBC decided that Links equipment would give the best performance.
Cellular Diversity is a concept that Link Research has developed where live signals from a wireless news camera are sent directly to a receiver linked into the broadcast network. This will be a highly efficient way to gather news in cities where tall buildings reflect the digital COFDM signals. Link's cellular diversity was first proven with the Oxford/Cambridge boat race coverage and is now being installed in several fixed locations including Helsinki The LinkXP wireless camera system consists of a transmitter with receivers that will deliver a robust performance well beyond the expectations of OB crews used to using analogue equipment. It is a popular choice with broadcasters worldwide.
Link Research has recently enhanced the LinkXP systems to operate in the 3.5 GHz bandwidth and launched a High Definition model of the LinkXP system for sports broadcast at IBC last year.
Regards
Vislink Webmaster
Fred1new
- 12 Jan 2006 15:04
- 133 of 301
Not certain if I understand all PP's posting but I do have a holding (from 30p)and it is beginning to climb nicely. I thought you might like this chart.
Edit Now at header.
Edit Now at header.
PapalPower
- 12 Jan 2006 15:47
- 134 of 301
Fred, its added.
Fred1new
- 12 Jan 2006 16:55
- 135 of 301
Looks Good.
Fred1new
- 13 Jan 2006 14:44
- 136 of 301
Looks even better to-day. Next resistance about 50p about 10% higher.
Max Damage
- 13 Jan 2006 16:42
- 137 of 301
Looking good in my ISA this one.
PapalPower
- 19 Jan 2006 11:46
- 138 of 301
Latest Link Resources News Links :
HD Wireless Camera Links:
http://www.linkres.co.uk/admin/datasheets/7576%20Link%20HD%20Leaflet.pdf
First ever live, true wireless camera High Definition transmission story:
http://linkresearch.co.uk/news_details.php?uid=97
Cellular Receive Solutions:
http://www.linkres.co.uk/admin/datasheets/7576%20Cellular%20Receive%204pp.pdf
Link Research Award Winning XP Wireless Camera Systems:
http://www.linkres.co.uk/admin/datasheets/7576%20Link%20XPR%20Leaflet%204pp.pdf
1 Watt Clip on Amplifier:
http://www.linkres.co.uk/pr_details.php?uid=208
BBC East cover Trafalgar day with Link XP wireless camera system story:
http://www.linkres.co.uk/news_details.php?uid=96
HD Wireless Camera Links:
http://www.linkres.co.uk/admin/datasheets/7576%20Link%20HD%20Leaflet.pdf
First ever live, true wireless camera High Definition transmission story:
http://linkresearch.co.uk/news_details.php?uid=97
Cellular Receive Solutions:
http://www.linkres.co.uk/admin/datasheets/7576%20Cellular%20Receive%204pp.pdf
Link Research Award Winning XP Wireless Camera Systems:
http://www.linkres.co.uk/admin/datasheets/7576%20Link%20XPR%20Leaflet%204pp.pdf
1 Watt Clip on Amplifier:
http://www.linkres.co.uk/pr_details.php?uid=208
BBC East cover Trafalgar day with Link XP wireless camera system story:
http://www.linkres.co.uk/news_details.php?uid=96
PapalPower
- 20 Jan 2006 07:20
- 139 of 301
Vislink PLC
20 January 2006
Vislink plc
2005 year end trading update
Vislink plc ('the Group') has had a very strong year and expects to announce record profits for the year ended 31 December 2005 in line with market expectations.
Highlights:-
Group orders received during 2005 up 92% over 2004
Group sales up 20% over the last year, before incremental revenue from Link Research Limited, acquired on 10 February 2005
MRC (Microwave Radio Communications), the Group's US business had a record-breaking year with orders and sales up by 147% and 60% respectively
Link Research has made an excellent contribution, achieving record orders and sales
Hernis also enjoyed a record year for orders and sales which increased by 27% and 19% respectively
The Group's cash generation in the year was strong and ended the year with net cash
The Group enters the New Year with a strong order book and the Board looks forward to 2006 with confidence.
- Ends -
Vislink plc is a leading supplier of microwave radio and satellite transmission products for the broadcast and security markets and of CCTV systems for the marine security market.
The Group expects to announce on its 2005 preliminary results on 29 March 2006.
The Group's website is www.vislink.co.uk
. For further information please
contact:
Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive, Vislink plc
James Trumper, Group Finance Director, Vislink plc
01488 685500
20 January 2006
Vislink plc
2005 year end trading update
Vislink plc ('the Group') has had a very strong year and expects to announce record profits for the year ended 31 December 2005 in line with market expectations.
Highlights:-
Group orders received during 2005 up 92% over 2004
Group sales up 20% over the last year, before incremental revenue from Link Research Limited, acquired on 10 February 2005
MRC (Microwave Radio Communications), the Group's US business had a record-breaking year with orders and sales up by 147% and 60% respectively
Link Research has made an excellent contribution, achieving record orders and sales
Hernis also enjoyed a record year for orders and sales which increased by 27% and 19% respectively
The Group's cash generation in the year was strong and ended the year with net cash
The Group enters the New Year with a strong order book and the Board looks forward to 2006 with confidence.
- Ends -
Vislink plc is a leading supplier of microwave radio and satellite transmission products for the broadcast and security markets and of CCTV systems for the marine security market.
The Group expects to announce on its 2005 preliminary results on 29 March 2006.
The Group's website is www.vislink.co.uk
. For further information please
contact:
Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive, Vislink plc
James Trumper, Group Finance Director, Vislink plc
01488 685500
skreen
- 25 Jan 2006 16:02
- 140 of 301
Papalpower, the fundamentals and charts are now with you to get fifty pence a share. I have just bought at 45.
PapalPower
- 25 Jan 2006 17:13
- 141 of 301
It should be skreen, will probably be in the week before results (or 2 weeks before) it will break the 50p mark. Next resistance is 55p I think.
m0dulus - 09 Mar 2006 13:56 - 142 of 301
What is the short term sp and long term sp on this
PapalPower
- 17 Mar 2006 14:36
- 143 of 301
First in Finland For Links Cellular Diversity Technology
Channel Four Finland, recently used a new digital service when covering the Finnish presidential elections. The service allows news crews to take wireless cameras around Helsinki as a story breaks and easily transmit their coverage back to a studio. The service is being provided by DigitaOY, a leading Finnish supplier of data networks, for a number of user groups including broadcasters. The network applies Links Cellular Diversity concept, where COFDM signals from a digital wireless camera system are reflected off buildings and travel directly to fixed receivers installed in a city.
Regards
Vislink News Service
Channel Four Finland, recently used a new digital service when covering the Finnish presidential elections. The service allows news crews to take wireless cameras around Helsinki as a story breaks and easily transmit their coverage back to a studio. The service is being provided by DigitaOY, a leading Finnish supplier of data networks, for a number of user groups including broadcasters. The network applies Links Cellular Diversity concept, where COFDM signals from a digital wireless camera system are reflected off buildings and travel directly to fixed receivers installed in a city.
Regards
Vislink News Service
buttsy007 - 17 Mar 2006 15:37 - 144 of 301
PP
whts the next stage for VLK...i suppose we have to wait until 29th MArch for any more action to occur. Been a bit slow lately...your thoughts
whts the next stage for VLK...i suppose we have to wait until 29th MArch for any more action to occur. Been a bit slow lately...your thoughts
PapalPower
- 17 Mar 2006 16:01
- 145 of 301
buttsy, yes, the next stage depends on results and the outlook statement. Bullish results and outlook will send us through the 60p level I think.
PapalPower
- 29 Mar 2006 07:23
- 146 of 301
Vislink PLC
29 March 2006
Vislink plc
Preliminary results for the year ended 31 December 2005
Vislink plc ('The Group'), a leading supplier of microwave radio and satellite
transmission products for the broadcast and security markets and of integrated
CCTV systems for the marine security market, has today announced its preliminary
results for the year ended 31 December 2005.
Financial summary
For the year ended 31 December 2005 '000 2004
'000
Revenue 85,072 67,831
Operating profit - from continuing operations 7,141 193
Adjusted* operating profit 8,348 2,549
Profit before tax 6,365 (305)
Earnings per share - basic 2.66p (1.12p)
Earnings per share -adjusted* basic 3.30p 1.21p
----------------------------------- -------- --------
*Adjusted operating profit is operating profit before amortisation of acquired
intangibles, impairment of goodwill and rationalisation costs. Adjusted earnings
per share are calculated on the same basis.
Key points
The Group's adjusted operating profit was up 227% to 8.35 million (2004
- 2.55 million)
Adjusted earnings per share increased by 173% to 3.30 pence (2004 - 1.21
pence)
The Board recommends an increased dividend up by 150% to 0.5 pence per
share (2004 - 0.2 pence)
Group orders received were up by 92% to 95.50 million (2004 - 49.72
million)
Group sales up by 25.4%, including incremental revenue from Link
acquisition of 3.67 million
Group's cash generation in the year was strong and the year ended with
net cash of 2.16 million (2004 - net debt 2.35 million)
Bob Morton, Chairman of Vislink plc, said:
'I am pleased to report that the Group has had a very successful year and
achieved record profits.
With current trading significantly ahead of last year and a strong order book
the outlook is very encouraging. The Board looks forward to the future with
confidence.'
29 March 2006
Vislink plc
Preliminary results for the year ended 31 December 2005
Vislink plc ('The Group'), a leading supplier of microwave radio and satellite
transmission products for the broadcast and security markets and of integrated
CCTV systems for the marine security market, has today announced its preliminary
results for the year ended 31 December 2005.
Financial summary
For the year ended 31 December 2005 '000 2004
'000
Revenue 85,072 67,831
Operating profit - from continuing operations 7,141 193
Adjusted* operating profit 8,348 2,549
Profit before tax 6,365 (305)
Earnings per share - basic 2.66p (1.12p)
Earnings per share -adjusted* basic 3.30p 1.21p
----------------------------------- -------- --------
*Adjusted operating profit is operating profit before amortisation of acquired
intangibles, impairment of goodwill and rationalisation costs. Adjusted earnings
per share are calculated on the same basis.
Key points
The Group's adjusted operating profit was up 227% to 8.35 million (2004
- 2.55 million)
Adjusted earnings per share increased by 173% to 3.30 pence (2004 - 1.21
pence)
The Board recommends an increased dividend up by 150% to 0.5 pence per
share (2004 - 0.2 pence)
Group orders received were up by 92% to 95.50 million (2004 - 49.72
million)
Group sales up by 25.4%, including incremental revenue from Link
acquisition of 3.67 million
Group's cash generation in the year was strong and the year ended with
net cash of 2.16 million (2004 - net debt 2.35 million)
Bob Morton, Chairman of Vislink plc, said:
'I am pleased to report that the Group has had a very successful year and
achieved record profits.
With current trading significantly ahead of last year and a strong order book
the outlook is very encouraging. The Board looks forward to the future with
confidence.'
buttsy007 - 29 Mar 2006 08:22 - 147 of 301
PP
Wht hasnt the sp gone up yet?
Wht hasnt the sp gone up yet?
PapalPower
- 29 Mar 2006 09:20
- 148 of 301
Results are fine, and things look good, but nothing extra special for an immediate boost, and there always a number of holders in for the big results day boost, who sell straight off anyway.
Give it time, it should rise over the coming months into the interims :)
Give it time, it should rise over the coming months into the interims :)
buttsy007 - 29 Mar 2006 09:30 - 149 of 301
When are interims..PP?
Fred1new
- 29 Mar 2006 09:36
- 150 of 301
Because the market expected these results and also the market seems very jumpy at the moment.
I would expect like PP trend will be up over next few months.
I would expect like PP trend will be up over next few months.
PapalPower
- 29 Mar 2006 10:57
- 151 of 301
buttsy they should be around September time I think.
PapalPower
- 03 Apr 2006 02:24
- 152 of 301
So I read :
The Business Small-Cap Investor Column says buy Vislink VLK
The Business Small-Cap Investor Column says buy Vislink VLK
m0dulus - 04 Apr 2006 15:19 - 153 of 301
Whats happened today....5% drop....any clues any1
PapalPower
- 04 Apr 2006 15:45
- 154 of 301
End of tax year selling, last day is tomorrow for any trades to be included in this present tax year, Thursday all trades go into next tax year.
PapalPower
- 05 Apr 2006 01:17
- 155 of 301
HERNIS Win Significant Order
Samsung Heavy Industries has selected the HERNIS 400 System for installation on four of its new LNG carriers to be delivered to Teekay as part of the RasGas 3 project. The HERNIS 400 system enables state of the art video motion and leakage detection capabilities in all conditions. The Teekay vessels will be chartered for a period of at least 25 years to Ras Laffan Liquefied Natural Gas Co. Limited (3) (RasGas 3), a joint venture company between a subsidiary of ExxonMobil Corporation and Qatar Petroleum.
About Samsung Heavy Industries:
Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) puts its main focus on the shipbuilding and offshore business. SHI is a core affiliate of Koreas largest group company, Samsung. The Company designs and constructs high value-added vessels such as LNG carriers and large passenger ships, as well as drill ships and shuttle tankers in which it has retained its No. 1 position.
About Teekay:
Teekay Shipping Corporation transports more than 10 percent of the worlds seaborne oil and has recently expanded into the liquefied natural gas shipping sector through its publicly-listed subsidiary, Teekay LNG Partners L.P. (NYSE: TGP). With a fleet of more than 140 tankers, offices in 15 countries and 5,100 seagoing and shore-based employees, Teekay provides a comprehensive set of marine services to the worlds leading oil and gas companies, helping them seamlessly link their upstream energy production to their downstream processing operations. Teekays reputation for safety, quality and innovation has earned it a position with its customers as The Marine Midstream Company.
About HERNIS:
HERNIS is the market-leading supplier and integrator of camera systems for LNG carriers and are meeting the need for the highest professional standards in safety and security for this growing energy transport sector.
Samsung Heavy Industries has selected the HERNIS 400 System for installation on four of its new LNG carriers to be delivered to Teekay as part of the RasGas 3 project. The HERNIS 400 system enables state of the art video motion and leakage detection capabilities in all conditions. The Teekay vessels will be chartered for a period of at least 25 years to Ras Laffan Liquefied Natural Gas Co. Limited (3) (RasGas 3), a joint venture company between a subsidiary of ExxonMobil Corporation and Qatar Petroleum.
About Samsung Heavy Industries:
Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) puts its main focus on the shipbuilding and offshore business. SHI is a core affiliate of Koreas largest group company, Samsung. The Company designs and constructs high value-added vessels such as LNG carriers and large passenger ships, as well as drill ships and shuttle tankers in which it has retained its No. 1 position.
About Teekay:
Teekay Shipping Corporation transports more than 10 percent of the worlds seaborne oil and has recently expanded into the liquefied natural gas shipping sector through its publicly-listed subsidiary, Teekay LNG Partners L.P. (NYSE: TGP). With a fleet of more than 140 tankers, offices in 15 countries and 5,100 seagoing and shore-based employees, Teekay provides a comprehensive set of marine services to the worlds leading oil and gas companies, helping them seamlessly link their upstream energy production to their downstream processing operations. Teekays reputation for safety, quality and innovation has earned it a position with its customers as The Marine Midstream Company.
About HERNIS:
HERNIS is the market-leading supplier and integrator of camera systems for LNG carriers and are meeting the need for the highest professional standards in safety and security for this growing energy transport sector.
PapalPower
- 07 Apr 2006 14:10
- 156 of 301
Just come through :
First Sale of LinkHD in Italy
Intel SRL of Rome is supplying two LinkHD high definition wireless camera systems for the new HD outside broadcast truck for Telecinema Production SRL in Italy.
This new vehicle, which is fully fitted with the latest equipment for HD newsgathering, is to be used primarily for the Super-Bike (SBK) Championship coverage in Europe and for La Scala Concerts coverage in Italy.
The LinkHD is a new wireless camera system, which Link Research launched at IBC 2005 for the live sports market. The first of these new systems were delivered to customers during January 2006 and were immediately taken to Torino for the Winter Olympics.
Intel is Link Researchs distributor for Italy. They are one of Europes most experienced suppliers of digital wireless camera systems and have sold a number of wireless camera systems to Italian customers. Intel has also project managed some ambitious productions using multiple feeds from wireless cameras and cameras mounted on board vehicles.
It was Intel that fitted a wireless camera into Pope John Pauls car to show the crowds that gathered to support him on his last journey from hospital to the Vatican.
Intel also supplied the Link wireless camera systems for live transmission from the helicopters at the Winter Olympic games in Torino.
Regards
Vislink News Service
First Sale of LinkHD in Italy
Intel SRL of Rome is supplying two LinkHD high definition wireless camera systems for the new HD outside broadcast truck for Telecinema Production SRL in Italy.
This new vehicle, which is fully fitted with the latest equipment for HD newsgathering, is to be used primarily for the Super-Bike (SBK) Championship coverage in Europe and for La Scala Concerts coverage in Italy.
The LinkHD is a new wireless camera system, which Link Research launched at IBC 2005 for the live sports market. The first of these new systems were delivered to customers during January 2006 and were immediately taken to Torino for the Winter Olympics.
Intel is Link Researchs distributor for Italy. They are one of Europes most experienced suppliers of digital wireless camera systems and have sold a number of wireless camera systems to Italian customers. Intel has also project managed some ambitious productions using multiple feeds from wireless cameras and cameras mounted on board vehicles.
It was Intel that fitted a wireless camera into Pope John Pauls car to show the crowds that gathered to support him on his last journey from hospital to the Vatican.
Intel also supplied the Link wireless camera systems for live transmission from the helicopters at the Winter Olympic games in Torino.
Regards
Vislink News Service
Fred1new
- 07 Apr 2006 14:16
- 157 of 301
VLK Tipped as good value in Investors Chronicle to-day.
Growths prospects short term and longterm look good.
Growths prospects short term and longterm look good.
PapalPower
- 26 Apr 2006 16:37
- 158 of 301
26/04/06
I am pleased to present our latest issue of the HERNIS newsletter, where you among other can read about the following:
Expansion of CCTV on Snorre B
HERNIS win orders for RasGas 3
Major breakthrough for HERNIS in the Netherlands
HERNIS CCTV for Seadrill I and II
Qatar Petroleum places a major CCTV order
More HERNIS systems for Transocean Rigs
HERNIS Agents and Seminars
and more
Please go to
http://www.hernis.no/docs/dynamic/Hern%20br%20news%20small.pdf
for downloading the Newsletter. If you would prefer to receive the Newsletter by post, please let me know and I will send it to you immediately.
Also, remember to visit our web site www.hernis.com for continuous update on products, news and events.
I hope you enjoy reading our Newsletter and welcome any feedback you might have.
Kind regards,
HERNIS Scan Systems AS
Laila Grebjerg Wiklund
Marketing Assistant
lailaw@hernis.no
I am pleased to present our latest issue of the HERNIS newsletter, where you among other can read about the following:
Expansion of CCTV on Snorre B
HERNIS win orders for RasGas 3
Major breakthrough for HERNIS in the Netherlands
HERNIS CCTV for Seadrill I and II
Qatar Petroleum places a major CCTV order
More HERNIS systems for Transocean Rigs
HERNIS Agents and Seminars
and more
Please go to
http://www.hernis.no/docs/dynamic/Hern%20br%20news%20small.pdf
for downloading the Newsletter. If you would prefer to receive the Newsletter by post, please let me know and I will send it to you immediately.
Also, remember to visit our web site www.hernis.com for continuous update on products, news and events.
I hope you enjoy reading our Newsletter and welcome any feedback you might have.
Kind regards,
HERNIS Scan Systems AS
Laila Grebjerg Wiklund
Marketing Assistant
lailaw@hernis.no
m0dulus - 03 May 2006 12:10 - 159 of 301
looking good guys...up ~3.5%
PapalPower
- 24 May 2006 08:09
- 160 of 301
Vislink PLC
24 May 2006
Vislink plc
Annual General Meeting trading update - Wednesday 24th May 2006
Vislink plc ('the Group'), the leading supplier of microwave radio and satellite transmission products for the broadcast and security markets and CCTV systems for the marine security market, will hold its Annual General Meeting later this morning.
The Chief Executive, Ian Scott-Gall, will give a trading update to the meeting
including the following comments.
'The Group has made a very strong start to the year. For the first four month's
trading in 2006
Order inflow is 35% ahead of the same period last year
Sales are 72% ahead of the same period last year
Adjusted operating profit for the period, being operating profit before
the amortisation of acquired intangibles, is over 50% ahead of the
3.2million reported for the first six months of 2005
Both the international and domestic markets remain strong for MRC our US
broadcast business. MRC's recent success in winning two Broadcast industry
awards at NAB 2006, the world's largest electronic media show, demonstrates
continued progress with new product introductions.
Our UK broadcast business continues to benefit from the growth of Link Research
with increasing demand for their new HD products and from sales growth and the
return to profitability of Advent, the satellite communications business.
Hernis, the specialist marine safety and security business, has made an
excellent start to the year with orders currently 50% ahead of the first four
month's of last year. Hernis continues to win significant orders from both
marine and offshore oil and gas projects.
In summary, the Board is pleased with the progress made so far this year and
looks forward to the rest of the year with enthusiasm and confidence.'
-Ends-
24 May 2006
Vislink plc
Annual General Meeting trading update - Wednesday 24th May 2006
Vislink plc ('the Group'), the leading supplier of microwave radio and satellite transmission products for the broadcast and security markets and CCTV systems for the marine security market, will hold its Annual General Meeting later this morning.
The Chief Executive, Ian Scott-Gall, will give a trading update to the meeting
including the following comments.
'The Group has made a very strong start to the year. For the first four month's
trading in 2006
Order inflow is 35% ahead of the same period last year
Sales are 72% ahead of the same period last year
Adjusted operating profit for the period, being operating profit before
the amortisation of acquired intangibles, is over 50% ahead of the
3.2million reported for the first six months of 2005
Both the international and domestic markets remain strong for MRC our US
broadcast business. MRC's recent success in winning two Broadcast industry
awards at NAB 2006, the world's largest electronic media show, demonstrates
continued progress with new product introductions.
Our UK broadcast business continues to benefit from the growth of Link Research
with increasing demand for their new HD products and from sales growth and the
return to profitability of Advent, the satellite communications business.
Hernis, the specialist marine safety and security business, has made an
excellent start to the year with orders currently 50% ahead of the first four
month's of last year. Hernis continues to win significant orders from both
marine and offshore oil and gas projects.
In summary, the Board is pleased with the progress made so far this year and
looks forward to the rest of the year with enthusiasm and confidence.'
-Ends-
PapalPower
- 29 Jun 2006 11:13
- 161 of 301
29th June 06
HERNIS Order Intake Surges Ahead
HERNIS won another major contract last week for NOK 5.4 million (0.45m) from Italian system integrator Snamprogetti SpA for delivery of a complete CCTV system that will utilise the latest HERNIS technology.
The system will be installed on Abu Dhabi Gas Industries Limited (GASCO) NGL Train 3 Project at Ruwais in the United Arab Emirates that processes associate and non-associate gas from onshore oil production.
This brings orders received by HERNIS so far this year to NOK 100 million (8.70 million) compared with NOK 67.2 million (5.84 million) for the same period last year.
HERNIS Order Intake Surges Ahead
HERNIS won another major contract last week for NOK 5.4 million (0.45m) from Italian system integrator Snamprogetti SpA for delivery of a complete CCTV system that will utilise the latest HERNIS technology.
The system will be installed on Abu Dhabi Gas Industries Limited (GASCO) NGL Train 3 Project at Ruwais in the United Arab Emirates that processes associate and non-associate gas from onshore oil production.
This brings orders received by HERNIS so far this year to NOK 100 million (8.70 million) compared with NOK 67.2 million (5.84 million) for the same period last year.
PapalPower
- 18 Jul 2006 07:10
- 162 of 301
Vislink plc
2006 Interim Trading Update
18th July 2006
Vislink plc ('The Group') has enjoyed an excellent first half's trading, ahead
of expectations. Sales are over £50million for the half year compared with
£36.24million for the corresponding period for 2005.
The Group expects its adjusted operating profits for the half year, before the
amortisation of acquired intangibles, to be in excess of £6.5m compared with
£3.05 million for the first half of last year.
The international and domestic markets have remained strong for our US business, MRC. Our UK business continues to benefit from the increasing demand for Link Research's new High Definition products and from the return to profitability of Advent, our satellite communications business.
Hernis, the Norwegian specialist marine safety and security business, has had a
record order input in the period and continues to win significant orders from
both marine and offshore oil and gas projects.
The Board is delighted with the Group's first half performance and with a strong order book, looks forward to the rest of the year with enthusiasm and
confidence.
- ENDS-
2006 Interim Trading Update
18th July 2006
Vislink plc ('The Group') has enjoyed an excellent first half's trading, ahead
of expectations. Sales are over £50million for the half year compared with
£36.24million for the corresponding period for 2005.
The Group expects its adjusted operating profits for the half year, before the
amortisation of acquired intangibles, to be in excess of £6.5m compared with
£3.05 million for the first half of last year.
The international and domestic markets have remained strong for our US business, MRC. Our UK business continues to benefit from the increasing demand for Link Research's new High Definition products and from the return to profitability of Advent, our satellite communications business.
Hernis, the Norwegian specialist marine safety and security business, has had a
record order input in the period and continues to win significant orders from
both marine and offshore oil and gas projects.
The Board is delighted with the Group's first half performance and with a strong order book, looks forward to the rest of the year with enthusiasm and
confidence.
- ENDS-
PapalPower
- 25 Jul 2006 15:55
- 163 of 301
MRC $4.3m Korean Order Shipped
In March MRC received a $4.3m order from their re-seller San Am for digital studio to transmitter links to be supplied for South Korean broadcaster KBS. The equipment was shipped during June ahead of the installation phase now underway and was a milestone in MRCs successful development of their international markets so far in 2006.
For more information on MRC please visit their website at www.mrcbroadcast.com
Regards,
Vislink plc
In March MRC received a $4.3m order from their re-seller San Am for digital studio to transmitter links to be supplied for South Korean broadcaster KBS. The equipment was shipped during June ahead of the installation phase now underway and was a milestone in MRCs successful development of their international markets so far in 2006.
For more information on MRC please visit their website at www.mrcbroadcast.com
Regards,
Vislink plc
PapalPower
- 28 Jul 2006 10:31
- 164 of 301
Email just received :
RTVV, the Spanish broadcaster, selected OVIDE RF to cover Pope Benedict XVIs recent visit to Valencia where more than a million people congregated in one of the largest public gatherings in Spain during recent years.
A crew of fourteen technicians installed fifteen LinkXP systems for point-to-point applications, and seven LinkXPR systems with camera control, which were all used during 30 hours of live TV production when OVIDE RF provided feeds to all of the international broadcasters.
For more information on Link Research please visit their website at: www.linkres.co.uk
Regards
Vislink plc
RTVV, the Spanish broadcaster, selected OVIDE RF to cover Pope Benedict XVIs recent visit to Valencia where more than a million people congregated in one of the largest public gatherings in Spain during recent years.
A crew of fourteen technicians installed fifteen LinkXP systems for point-to-point applications, and seven LinkXPR systems with camera control, which were all used during 30 hours of live TV production when OVIDE RF provided feeds to all of the international broadcasters.
For more information on Link Research please visit their website at: www.linkres.co.uk
Regards
Vislink plc
PapalPower
- 17 Aug 2006 08:56
- 165 of 301
Moving nicely today.
silverfern - 17 Aug 2006 09:38 - 166 of 301
yep - flying.
PapalPower
- 22 Aug 2006 11:11
- 167 of 301
And flying again today :)
cynic
- 22 Aug 2006 11:25
- 168 of 301
I rather fear that if one is not already on board, now is not the time to do it ..... Figures at the end of the month will, I am sure, be fantastic, but the sp has already rocketed and the odds must be pretty short on some quite heavy profit-taking just after the figures.
soul traders
- 22 Aug 2006 11:38
- 169 of 301
Interesting, Cynic, (and I thought so regarding your mail too, for which, thanks very much!).
My view is that if they make as little as 7 mil post-tax (estimated/extrapolated for the full year; next expected results are for the half year), that leaves them on PE 15.5 at current SP, for EPS of 5.1p.
This leaves a PE/growth ratio plausibly around 0.28, although I'd be prepared to accept a more conservative 0.5 as a fair estimate.
I'm inclined to be a touch more bullish.
My view is that if they make as little as 7 mil post-tax (estimated/extrapolated for the full year; next expected results are for the half year), that leaves them on PE 15.5 at current SP, for EPS of 5.1p.
This leaves a PE/growth ratio plausibly around 0.28, although I'd be prepared to accept a more conservative 0.5 as a fair estimate.
I'm inclined to be a touch more bullish.
soul traders
- 22 Aug 2006 11:42
- 170 of 301
Additional:- you may be right regarding a dip in the short term, but with five weeks to go before the results, I think this could grow nicely in between whiles. Looking ahead to the end of March 2007, I'd say the prospects are good for a decent rise.
Disagreements welcome as always. :o)
Disagreements welcome as always. :o)
cynic
- 22 Aug 2006 11:43
- 171 of 301
hi soul* ..... as i mentioned to you, the figures will assuredly be terrific, but they are already well flagged ..... for myself, i shall wait until after they are announced as i do not feel the odds are well stacked at the moment for continuing upward spiral.
soul traders
- 22 Aug 2006 11:49
- 172 of 301
We shall see - I'm still young and dumb enough that I have to try everything out and sometimes learn the hard way :o)
soul traders
- 22 Aug 2006 11:53
- 173 of 301
got in at 80p including costs, anyway!
PS I don't know much about RSI's, not being a particularly dedicated technical analyst. However, I would have thought that amongst the smaller caps, the RSI tends to be less applicable due to the obvious volatility inherent in such stocks. It would be another thing to compare, say, FTSE-100 stocks with the index as that would compare like with like. What do you think?
PS I don't know much about RSI's, not being a particularly dedicated technical analyst. However, I would have thought that amongst the smaller caps, the RSI tends to be less applicable due to the obvious volatility inherent in such stocks. It would be another thing to compare, say, FTSE-100 stocks with the index as that would compare like with like. What do you think?
cynic
- 22 Aug 2006 12:00
- 174 of 301
I am no analyst either, but RSI must have relevance whatever the stock ..... with RSI for VLK standing at 80, my view is that one needs to be quite or even pretty brave to dive in now.... of course, it may be that the figures are just so stunning that any profit-taking is easily absorbed, but surely the odds do not favour that?
PapalPower
- 25 Aug 2006 00:54
- 175 of 301
MULTIMILLION DOLLAR US DEAL FOR LINK-XP WIRELESS CAMERA SYSTEMS
Aerial Video Systems (AVS) has placed a multi-million dollar order with Microwave Radio Communications (MRC) for the LinkXP wireless camera systems supplied by Link Research Ltd (Link). Both MRC and Link are Vislink plc companies. This transaction is part of the Sprint 2 GHz relocation program under way in the US.
The AVS order will make the company the largest provider of LinkXP systems in the world. This investment will enable the company to make even greater strides in the delivery of live content programming to customers around the world.
AVS took delivery of its first LinkXP systems two years ago and was the first customer in the United States to order the Link HD wireless camera systems. In a bit of history, AVS was the first to successfully demonstrate a high definition wireless camera system in the United States at a Monday Night Football game in December 2005. Since then AVS has covered numerous live events with the AVS/Link HD camera system such as the Super Bowl, NBA playoffs and finals and the Academy Awards.
AVS has always been about being on the technological cutting edge and our continuing partnership with Link will further that mission, stated Randy Hermes, president and CEO of Aerial Video Systems.
AVS is based in Burbank, California and specializes in next generation camera and video solutions and has been recognized with seven Emmy Awards for technical achievement.
For more information, please see www.aerialvideo.com
For more information on Link and MRC, please visit:
www.linkres.co.uk
www.mrcbroadcast.com
Regards
Vislink plc
Aerial Video Systems (AVS) has placed a multi-million dollar order with Microwave Radio Communications (MRC) for the LinkXP wireless camera systems supplied by Link Research Ltd (Link). Both MRC and Link are Vislink plc companies. This transaction is part of the Sprint 2 GHz relocation program under way in the US.
The AVS order will make the company the largest provider of LinkXP systems in the world. This investment will enable the company to make even greater strides in the delivery of live content programming to customers around the world.
AVS took delivery of its first LinkXP systems two years ago and was the first customer in the United States to order the Link HD wireless camera systems. In a bit of history, AVS was the first to successfully demonstrate a high definition wireless camera system in the United States at a Monday Night Football game in December 2005. Since then AVS has covered numerous live events with the AVS/Link HD camera system such as the Super Bowl, NBA playoffs and finals and the Academy Awards.
AVS has always been about being on the technological cutting edge and our continuing partnership with Link will further that mission, stated Randy Hermes, president and CEO of Aerial Video Systems.
AVS is based in Burbank, California and specializes in next generation camera and video solutions and has been recognized with seven Emmy Awards for technical achievement.
For more information, please see www.aerialvideo.com
For more information on Link and MRC, please visit:
www.linkres.co.uk
www.mrcbroadcast.com
Regards
Vislink plc
soul traders
- 29 Aug 2006 10:52
- 176 of 301
Results due out tomorrow?
PapalPower
- 29 Aug 2006 11:17
- 177 of 301
Yes, will be a good read.
soul traders
- 30 Aug 2006 10:36
- 178 of 301
Results are here. SP down slightly on profit-taking, but FWIW only 0.32% of the shares in issue have been shifted so far today, so there has not been much of a rush in either direction, as it would appear.
Here is the results summary:
Vislink plc
Interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2006
Vislink plc ('The Group'), a leading supplier of microwave radio and satellite
transmission products for the broadcast and security markets and of CCTV systems
for the marine security market has today announced its interim results for the
six months to 30 June 2006.
Financial summary
---------------------------- -------- -----------
For the six months ended 30 June 2006 2005
'000 '000
---------------------------- -------- -----------
Revenue 50,764 35,753
Operating profit 6,234 2,527
Adjusted* operating profit 6,910 3,046
Profit before taxation 6,076 2,092
Earnings per share - basic 2.73p 1.07p
Adjusted* earnings per share - basic 3.08p 1.33p
---------------------------- -------- -----------
Here is the results summary:
Vislink plc
Interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2006
Vislink plc ('The Group'), a leading supplier of microwave radio and satellite
transmission products for the broadcast and security markets and of CCTV systems
for the marine security market has today announced its interim results for the
six months to 30 June 2006.
Financial summary
---------------------------- -------- -----------
For the six months ended 30 June 2006 2005
'000 '000
---------------------------- -------- -----------
Revenue 50,764 35,753
Operating profit 6,234 2,527
Adjusted* operating profit 6,910 3,046
Profit before taxation 6,076 2,092
Earnings per share - basic 2.73p 1.07p
Adjusted* earnings per share - basic 3.08p 1.33p
---------------------------- -------- -----------
PapalPower
- 30 Aug 2006 10:38
- 179 of 301
A very good set of results, the buyers will be back later in the this week or next, once the profit takers have moved on.
soul traders
- 30 Aug 2006 10:46
- 180 of 301
And here a breakdown of earnings per share:
CONSOLIDATED GROUP INCOME STATEMENT
for the six months ended 30 June 2006
Six months Six months Year ended
to 30 June to 30 June 31 December
2006 2005 2005
(Unaudited) (Unaudited) (Audited)
Earnings per share expressed
in pence per share:
From continuing operations
- basic 6 2.73p 1.07p 2.66p
From continuing operations
- diluted 6 2.68p 1.06p 2.62p
Taking the diluted earnings as datum, and doing a swift calculation, that gives EPS for the last twelve reported months (i.e. H2 2005 plus H1 2006) of 4.24p. At current SP of 77p that gives a PE of 18.16
It's worth noting also that EPS for H1 2006 is greater than that for the whole of 2005.
If we can assume that in FY 2006 5p EPS is reached, then the forward PE to year end is only 15.4, which seems to me to be undemanding for a company whose earnings are basically doubling.
However, there has been an almost uninterrupted 200% rise (i.e. three times original price) in the SP over the space of approx 2 years, so it is unsurprising that one or two are choosing to bank their profits now.
I'd be interested to see what opinions will be offered up by the analysts over the coming days, as I would expect this still to be rated a buy.
all IMO, PDYOR, contradictory views welcome.
CONSOLIDATED GROUP INCOME STATEMENT
for the six months ended 30 June 2006
Six months Six months Year ended
to 30 June to 30 June 31 December
2006 2005 2005
(Unaudited) (Unaudited) (Audited)
Earnings per share expressed
in pence per share:
From continuing operations
- basic 6 2.73p 1.07p 2.66p
From continuing operations
- diluted 6 2.68p 1.06p 2.62p
Taking the diluted earnings as datum, and doing a swift calculation, that gives EPS for the last twelve reported months (i.e. H2 2005 plus H1 2006) of 4.24p. At current SP of 77p that gives a PE of 18.16
It's worth noting also that EPS for H1 2006 is greater than that for the whole of 2005.
If we can assume that in FY 2006 5p EPS is reached, then the forward PE to year end is only 15.4, which seems to me to be undemanding for a company whose earnings are basically doubling.
However, there has been an almost uninterrupted 200% rise (i.e. three times original price) in the SP over the space of approx 2 years, so it is unsurprising that one or two are choosing to bank their profits now.
I'd be interested to see what opinions will be offered up by the analysts over the coming days, as I would expect this still to be rated a buy.
all IMO, PDYOR, contradictory views welcome.
soul traders
- 30 Aug 2006 10:47
- 181 of 301
I agree your sentiment in post 179, PP.
soul traders
- 30 Aug 2006 11:06
- 182 of 301
FWIW, just found this forthcoming EPS estimate on FT.com:
Earnings (pence per share)
Year Ending Dec-06 5.80
Year Ending Dec-07 5.80
Naturally one hopes they may be revising that 2007 estimate upwards. 2006 looks good!
Earnings (pence per share)
Year Ending Dec-06 5.80
Year Ending Dec-07 5.80
Naturally one hopes they may be revising that 2007 estimate upwards. 2006 looks good!
PapalPower
- 01 Sep 2006 08:28
- 183 of 301
Looking very good :)
soul traders
- 01 Sep 2006 10:50
- 184 of 301
Yep - I'm in profit on the deal I did the other day (by the narrowest of margins!) and we have a new all-time high for the SP! (if you ignore that alleged purchase yesterday of 10,000 at 117p, which I cannot take seriously)
soul traders
- 01 Sep 2006 10:55
- 185 of 301
Posted on ADVFN:
"eddyamber - 31 Aug'06 - 13:58 - 1182 of 1209
Nice piece in this morning's Daily Mail
BUOYANT Vislink boss lan Scott-Gall flies to Amsterdam next week to bang the drum at the International Broadcast Convention. He should pick up more industry sales for the broadcast, security and marine CCTV group's equipment. First-half profits soared 190pc to a record 6.1m on sales 42pc up at 50.8m. Investec forecasts 12.7m for the full year and says buy. Shares eased 1'/2p to 76'/2p due to profit-taking.
Seems to be getting better! "
"eddyamber - 31 Aug'06 - 13:58 - 1182 of 1209
Nice piece in this morning's Daily Mail
BUOYANT Vislink boss lan Scott-Gall flies to Amsterdam next week to bang the drum at the International Broadcast Convention. He should pick up more industry sales for the broadcast, security and marine CCTV group's equipment. First-half profits soared 190pc to a record 6.1m on sales 42pc up at 50.8m. Investec forecasts 12.7m for the full year and says buy. Shares eased 1'/2p to 76'/2p due to profit-taking.
Seems to be getting better! "
PapalPower
- 01 Sep 2006 13:43
- 186 of 301
Just received today :
Link won two "Best In Show" awards last week at BIRTV, the biggest Chinese broadcast trade exhibition.
The years show was particularly buoyant in the build-up to the Beijing 2008 Olympics and the awards for LinkHD and Cellular Diversity are for cutting edge products that indicate the future development of radio and TV technology.
For further information please visit Link's website at http://www.linkres.co.uk
Regards
Vislink plc
Link won two "Best In Show" awards last week at BIRTV, the biggest Chinese broadcast trade exhibition.
The years show was particularly buoyant in the build-up to the Beijing 2008 Olympics and the awards for LinkHD and Cellular Diversity are for cutting edge products that indicate the future development of radio and TV technology.
For further information please visit Link's website at http://www.linkres.co.uk
Regards
Vislink plc
soul traders
- 01 Sep 2006 14:45
- 187 of 301
A nice little flourish before the weekend, too: VLK Bid: 82p Offer: 83p Change: 3
I like the way this one moves :o)
I like the way this one moves :o)
PapalPower
- 20 Sep 2006 15:05
- 188 of 301
Just received :
IBC, the biggest European broadcast trade show hosted annually in Amsterdam, concluded last week with orders taken on the Vislink stand and the successful launch of several innovative new products.
Advent introduced its dual-purpose "Advent FlyDrive" satellite terminal designed to meet customer needs for flexibility, ease of use and rapid deployment in the news gathering market, and the 5000 series electronics developed in partnership with Link provides subsystems with enhanced feature sets.
Link launched a 7GHz wireless camera system giving customers another frequency option at congested televised sporting events and a fibre optic interface that allows customers to extend the range of their wireless cameras.
Regards
Vislink plc
IBC, the biggest European broadcast trade show hosted annually in Amsterdam, concluded last week with orders taken on the Vislink stand and the successful launch of several innovative new products.
Advent introduced its dual-purpose "Advent FlyDrive" satellite terminal designed to meet customer needs for flexibility, ease of use and rapid deployment in the news gathering market, and the 5000 series electronics developed in partnership with Link provides subsystems with enhanced feature sets.
Link launched a 7GHz wireless camera system giving customers another frequency option at congested televised sporting events and a fibre optic interface that allows customers to extend the range of their wireless cameras.
Regards
Vislink plc
PapalPower
- 26 Sep 2006 02:01
- 189 of 301
Just received today :
CTV, the largest outside broadcast company in the UK, used nine LinkHD wireless camera systems for its live coverage of the Ryder Cup that concluded yesterday with victory celebrations for the European team.
The tournament was the largest and most challenging deployment so far of High Definition cameras using wireless links, and the course at the K Club in Straffan (Eire) provided a demanding environment for RF with its unique treelines, foliage and water obstacles.
For further information please visit Link's website at: www.linkres.co.uk
Regards
Vislink plc
CTV, the largest outside broadcast company in the UK, used nine LinkHD wireless camera systems for its live coverage of the Ryder Cup that concluded yesterday with victory celebrations for the European team.
The tournament was the largest and most challenging deployment so far of High Definition cameras using wireless links, and the course at the K Club in Straffan (Eire) provided a demanding environment for RF with its unique treelines, foliage and water obstacles.
For further information please visit Link's website at: www.linkres.co.uk
Regards
Vislink plc
soul traders
- 29 Sep 2006 14:45
- 190 of 301
The SP seems to be ending the week heading in the right direction. Consolidation over 80p next week?
soul traders
- 04 Oct 2006 11:46
- 191 of 301
Yes, it would seem; a nice tick up today:
VLK Bid: 82p Offer: 83p Change: 3
thank goodness for VLK - currently one of my more stable and dependable plays :o)
VLK Bid: 82p Offer: 83p Change: 3
thank goodness for VLK - currently one of my more stable and dependable plays :o)
HARRYCAT
- 04 Oct 2006 13:37
- 192 of 301
Seems to be ticking up nicely, but strange that each 5p/10p move on the chart seems to represent a resistance level, so if it can clear & hold above 80p then 85-90p should be the next resistance level.
As you say st, thank goodness for VLK at the moment (Oil & gaming not going to plan).
As you say st, thank goodness for VLK at the moment (Oil & gaming not going to plan).
soul traders
- 04 Oct 2006 15:24
- 193 of 301
HC, I'm regarding VLK as a longer-term play (couple of years, anyway), as it is clearly in a growth phase. Am well into oils but avoiding gaming on principle and jolly glad about it!
HARRYCAT
- 04 Oct 2006 16:27
- 194 of 301
Long term play, possibly, but can the present rate of growth in the sp be maintained over the next two years?
I might have to lock in profit before that, but happy to hold at present.
I might have to lock in profit before that, but happy to hold at present.
soul traders
- 09 Oct 2006 16:43
- 195 of 301
Up 1p today, but on chunky turnover of 4.3 million shares, notably 4 x 1,000,000, apparently all purchases, around midday. Looks like somebody's putting together big stakes - maybe for different fund segments managed by the same fund manager??
There were also 4 x 1,000,000 possible buys on Friday.
We may be lucky and get a "significant holdings" RNS.
There were also 4 x 1,000,000 possible buys on Friday.
We may be lucky and get a "significant holdings" RNS.
soul traders
- 10 Oct 2006 12:06
- 196 of 301
And, as if by magic:
Vislink PLC - Holding(s) in Company
RNS Number:2162K
Vislink PLC
10 October 2006
SCHEDULE 10
NOTIFICATION OF MAJOR INTERESTS IN SHARES
1. Name of company
Vislink plc
2. Name of shareholder having a major interest
Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
3. Please state whether notification indicates that it is in respect of holding
of the shareholder named in 2 above or in respect of a non-beneficial interest
or in the case of an individual holder if it is a holding of that person's
spouse or children under the age of 18
Beneficial
4. Name of the registered holder(s) and, if more than one holder, the number of
shares held by each of them
Goldman Sachs Securities (Nominees) Ltd 1,000 shares.
Goldman Sachs International, 4,977,198
5. Number of shares / amount of stock acquired
N/A
6. Percentage of issued class
N/A
7. Number of shares / amount of stock disposed
N/A
8. Percentage of issued class
N/A
9. Class of security
2.5 Pence Ordinary Shares
10. Date of transaction
N/A
11. Date company informed
9 October 2006
12. Total holding following this notification
4,978,198
13. Total percentage holding of issued class following this notification
3.6%
14. Any additional information
None
15. Name of contact and telephone number for queries
James Trumper, Company Secretary. Tel: 01488 685500
16. Name and signature of authorised company official responsible for making
this notification
J. R. Trumper
Date of notification
10 October 2006
The FSA does not give any express or implied warranty as to the accuracy of this
document or material and does not accept any liability for error or omission.
The FSA is not liable for any damages (including, without limitation, damages
for loss of business or loss of profits) arising in contract, tort or otherwise
from the use of or inability to use this document, or any material contained in
it, or from any action or decision taken as a result of using this document or
any such material.
This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
END
Vislink PLC - Holding(s) in Company
RNS Number:2162K
Vislink PLC
10 October 2006
SCHEDULE 10
NOTIFICATION OF MAJOR INTERESTS IN SHARES
1. Name of company
Vislink plc
2. Name of shareholder having a major interest
Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
3. Please state whether notification indicates that it is in respect of holding
of the shareholder named in 2 above or in respect of a non-beneficial interest
or in the case of an individual holder if it is a holding of that person's
spouse or children under the age of 18
Beneficial
4. Name of the registered holder(s) and, if more than one holder, the number of
shares held by each of them
Goldman Sachs Securities (Nominees) Ltd 1,000 shares.
Goldman Sachs International, 4,977,198
5. Number of shares / amount of stock acquired
N/A
6. Percentage of issued class
N/A
7. Number of shares / amount of stock disposed
N/A
8. Percentage of issued class
N/A
9. Class of security
2.5 Pence Ordinary Shares
10. Date of transaction
N/A
11. Date company informed
9 October 2006
12. Total holding following this notification
4,978,198
13. Total percentage holding of issued class following this notification
3.6%
14. Any additional information
None
15. Name of contact and telephone number for queries
James Trumper, Company Secretary. Tel: 01488 685500
16. Name and signature of authorised company official responsible for making
this notification
J. R. Trumper
Date of notification
10 October 2006
The FSA does not give any express or implied warranty as to the accuracy of this
document or material and does not accept any liability for error or omission.
The FSA is not liable for any damages (including, without limitation, damages
for loss of business or loss of profits) arising in contract, tort or otherwise
from the use of or inability to use this document, or any material contained in
it, or from any action or decision taken as a result of using this document or
any such material.
This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
END
soul traders
- 10 Oct 2006 12:07
- 197 of 301
Another nice tick-up today, too, taking us motoring nicely up through the 80's . . .
VLK Bid: 85.5p Offer: 86.5p Change: 2.25
VLK Bid: 85.5p Offer: 86.5p Change: 2.25
soul traders
- 12 Oct 2006 19:31
- 198 of 301
well, that was quick.
Vislink PLC - Holding(s) in Company
RNS Number:4068K
Vislink PLC
12 October 2006
Vislink plc
Holdings in Company
12 October 2006
The Company has been informed on 11 October 2006 by The Goldman Sachs Group
Inc., in fulfilment of their obligations of sections 198 to 203 of the Companies
Act 1985, that they no longer hold a disclosable interest in the shares of the
Company.
Contacts:
James Trumper: Finance Director & Company Secretary 01488 685 500
END
Vislink PLC - Holding(s) in Company
RNS Number:4068K
Vislink PLC
12 October 2006
Vislink plc
Holdings in Company
12 October 2006
The Company has been informed on 11 October 2006 by The Goldman Sachs Group
Inc., in fulfilment of their obligations of sections 198 to 203 of the Companies
Act 1985, that they no longer hold a disclosable interest in the shares of the
Company.
Contacts:
James Trumper: Finance Director & Company Secretary 01488 685 500
END
soul traders
- 16 Oct 2006 12:21
- 199 of 301
Yet another all-time high today: VLK Bid: 86.5p Offer: 87p Change: 0.5
soul traders
- 16 Oct 2006 15:02
- 200 of 301
The latest Shares Mag tips VLK as a possible candidate for promotion to the FTSE All-Share Index and notes:
Vislink (VLK)
A prospective PE of 13.8 for 2007
looks good value and the shares
should continue to perform well.
Vislink (VLK)
A prospective PE of 13.8 for 2007
looks good value and the shares
should continue to perform well.
soul traders
- 19 Oct 2006 12:02
- 201 of 301
Still rising: VLK Bid: 87p Offer: 88p Change: 1
soul traders
- 19 Oct 2006 12:06
- 202 of 301
FWIW, an update to the list of major shareholders. That's quite a chunk in the hands of JPM Chase.
Vislink PLC
Major Shareholders
Shares in issue: 137.6m 2.5p Ords
Major Shareholders Amount % Holding
JP Morgan Chase & Co 14,175,554 10.30
BT Pension Scheme 8,069,163 5.91
Royal Mail Trustees Ltd 5,485,836 4.04
Arthur Leonard Morton 4,980,921 3.67
D Mann 4,798,172 3.54
Seraffina Holdings Ltd 4,678,189 3.45
Venaglass Limited 4,588,414 3.38
Other Directors Amount % Holding
Leonard Graham Mann 2,399,086 1.768
James Ronald Trumper 316,000 0.233
Anthony Finizio 110,000 0.081
Robin Howe 70,000 0.052
Timothy Hugh Trotter 30,000 0.022
= Director
Vislink PLC
Major Shareholders
Shares in issue: 137.6m 2.5p Ords
Major Shareholders Amount % Holding
JP Morgan Chase & Co 14,175,554 10.30
BT Pension Scheme 8,069,163 5.91
Royal Mail Trustees Ltd 5,485,836 4.04
Arthur Leonard Morton 4,980,921 3.67
D Mann 4,798,172 3.54
Seraffina Holdings Ltd 4,678,189 3.45
Venaglass Limited 4,588,414 3.38
Other Directors Amount % Holding
Leonard Graham Mann 2,399,086 1.768
James Ronald Trumper 316,000 0.233
Anthony Finizio 110,000 0.081
Robin Howe 70,000 0.052
Timothy Hugh Trotter 30,000 0.022
= Director
soul traders
- 20 Oct 2006 11:47
- 203 of 301
90p has been breached: VLK Bid: 89p Offer: 90p Change: 1.5
soul traders
- 20 Oct 2006 11:49
- 204 of 301
Nice chart:
HARRYCAT
- 20 Oct 2006 11:58
- 205 of 301
VLK have 136 million shares in circulation.
The chart can't go on forever like this. What's your opinion on a fair valuation, soult?
The chart can't go on forever like this. What's your opinion on a fair valuation, soult?
soul traders
- 20 Oct 2006 13:02
- 206 of 301
Phew, Harry, I'm not quite sure to be honest. Shares Mag last week had this on a forward PE of 13.8 for 2007 at share price 82.75p, which means that at 90p we're on PE 15.
(If you take the EPS of 2.68 from the interims and double it for the full year (5.36p), at 90p you get PE 17).
Given that the Interim EPS was up 132%, a PE of 15 looks fairly cheap. (PEG 0.11!)
Even if year-on-year growth at year end turned out to be only only 50%, that's still a PEG of around 0.35.
So I don't think that the current SP is overdone. I could see us coming out the right side of 100p on prospects of the promotion to the All-Share Index and maybe 110p afterwards, but that's just guesswork. That would still only be 20.5 times EPS of 5.36p, though, and I think there's more growth likely.
I expect that a few more analysts will start to cover VLK if it gets to the All-Share, so maybe we'll get some better estimates coming out of the woodwork. So far there is only one analyst's "add" recommendation on www.newratings.com.
Hope this helps; apologies if it's a bit waffly, but at the end of the day I am as enlightened or unenlightened as anybody else.
(If you take the EPS of 2.68 from the interims and double it for the full year (5.36p), at 90p you get PE 17).
Given that the Interim EPS was up 132%, a PE of 15 looks fairly cheap. (PEG 0.11!)
Even if year-on-year growth at year end turned out to be only only 50%, that's still a PEG of around 0.35.
So I don't think that the current SP is overdone. I could see us coming out the right side of 100p on prospects of the promotion to the All-Share Index and maybe 110p afterwards, but that's just guesswork. That would still only be 20.5 times EPS of 5.36p, though, and I think there's more growth likely.
I expect that a few more analysts will start to cover VLK if it gets to the All-Share, so maybe we'll get some better estimates coming out of the woodwork. So far there is only one analyst's "add" recommendation on www.newratings.com.
Hope this helps; apologies if it's a bit waffly, but at the end of the day I am as enlightened or unenlightened as anybody else.
soul traders
- 20 Oct 2006 13:06
- 207 of 301
FT.com has the consensus forecast EPS for both FY 2006 and 2007 at 5.8p, which is even better. Allegedly there are two analysts who believe this, don't know which ones.
soul traders
- 20 Oct 2006 13:12
- 208 of 301
BT Pension Scheme has cut its holding again, but we knew they we're planning to sell some of their holdings anyway. RNS out today:
Date company informed
19 October 2006
12. Total holding following this notification
6,676,378
13. Total percentage holding of issued class following this notification
4.85%
Date company informed
19 October 2006
12. Total holding following this notification
6,676,378
13. Total percentage holding of issued class following this notification
4.85%
Red Underwing
- 21 Oct 2006 23:23
- 209 of 301
If the price can hold up when BT Pension schemme is selling, what happens when they stop?
Alpesh Patel apparently favours VLK:-
http://www.stockbrokers.barclays.co.uk/?category=whatweoffer&usecase=landing112
Yahoo finance only acknowledges 1 analyst, but I presume there are others that follow VLK. That analyst does not look for much growth between 2006 & 2007
http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/q/ae?s=VLK.L
Red
Alpesh Patel apparently favours VLK:-
http://www.stockbrokers.barclays.co.uk/?category=whatweoffer&usecase=landing112
Yahoo finance only acknowledges 1 analyst, but I presume there are others that follow VLK. That analyst does not look for much growth between 2006 & 2007
http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/q/ae?s=VLK.L
Red
HARRYCAT
- 23 Oct 2006 10:04
- 210 of 301
Thanks, soult.
Am still holding, but assuming a resistance level at 100p, might be tempted to take profit at that level, although cynic's strategy of having a core holding & playing with a top up seems logical in this instance.
Am still holding, but assuming a resistance level at 100p, might be tempted to take profit at that level, although cynic's strategy of having a core holding & playing with a top up seems logical in this instance.
soul traders
- 23 Oct 2006 15:47
- 211 of 301
Harry, you may be right about resistance - however I will probably just be holding and hoping!
Red, I agree that there does not seem to be much growth forecast for 2007, and there are indeed very few analysts' reports to be had as far as I can see. This may all change in the near future and more coverage start coming out; I would like to wait and see how this pans out as there may be more encouraging reports on the way.
Red, I agree that there does not seem to be much growth forecast for 2007, and there are indeed very few analysts' reports to be had as far as I can see. This may all change in the near future and more coverage start coming out; I would like to wait and see how this pans out as there may be more encouraging reports on the way.
PapalPower
- 23 Oct 2006 20:31
- 212 of 301
Keeping on going, 100p will be a key level to break or retrace down from perhaps, lets hope VLK can break through.
soul traders
- 24 Oct 2006 11:06
- 213 of 301
Yup, yesterday's rise was very heartening and the fun hasn't stopped just yet:
VLK Bid: 93.5p Offer: 95p Change: 0.75
VLK Bid: 93.5p Offer: 95p Change: 0.75
HARRYCAT
- 24 Oct 2006 11:46
- 214 of 301
Sure. but even you must have a profit taking strategy, soult???
Nothing is forever!!! If there is a big market correction,VLK will not be immune!
Am starting to get sweaty palms!!!
Nothing is forever!!! If there is a big market correction,VLK will not be immune!
Am starting to get sweaty palms!!!
soul traders
- 24 Oct 2006 11:54
- 215 of 301
LOL - that's what I am trying to gauge at the moment, Harry. because I work in a bank, I am obliged to hold shares for a minimum of one month, so I cannot trade in and out as quickly as most. This makes it more sensible for me to buy and hold for the medium term; I'm looking to newsflow to give some guidance as to VLK's prospects and will review and act accordingly. My holding is too small to be worth top-slicing in any case.
soul traders
- 25 Oct 2006 11:23
- 216 of 301
I could happily watch this stock rise all day long:
VLK Bid: 95p Offer: 96p Change: 0.75
VLK Bid: 95p Offer: 96p Change: 0.75
HARRYCAT
- 25 Oct 2006 11:59
- 217 of 301
Still holding. 100p mark will be crucial imo.
soul traders
- 25 Oct 2006 14:25
- 218 of 301
And up some more . . . Looking at the chart, VLK seems to be having its biggest calendar-month rise in two years; some 30%.
VLK Bid: 96p Offer: 97p Change: 1.75
100p by the weekend? But how long can it last?
VLK Bid: 96p Offer: 97p Change: 1.75
100p by the weekend? But how long can it last?
HARRYCAT
- 25 Oct 2006 14:28
- 219 of 301
Steady soult - don't jinx it!
I may have asked this before so apologies if so - Do they pay a divi, if so divi date could be a good target.
I may have asked this before so apologies if so - Do they pay a divi, if so divi date could be a good target.
soul traders
- 25 Oct 2006 20:18
- 220 of 301
Harry, they paid a full-year div of 0.5p at end of June. There will be no Interim div,and in any case the amounts involved are currently so small that I don't think they'll create much of a break in any SP trend.
Decent end to the day, though:
VLK Bid: 97.5p Offer: 99p Change: 3.5
Some big trades, which I take to be purchases, hit the system towards the end of the day. Big boys muscling in . . . ?
Trade time Price (p) Volume Assumed purchase/sale* (p) Bid (p) Ask (p)
16:23 96 200000 sale 98.75 99
16:23 96.5 500000 sale 98.75 99
15:21 97 200000 sale 96.5 98
Decent end to the day, though:
VLK Bid: 97.5p Offer: 99p Change: 3.5
Some big trades, which I take to be purchases, hit the system towards the end of the day. Big boys muscling in . . . ?
Trade time Price (p) Volume Assumed purchase/sale* (p) Bid (p) Ask (p)
16:23 96 200000 sale 98.75 99
16:23 96.5 500000 sale 98.75 99
15:21 97 200000 sale 96.5 98
HARRYCAT
- 25 Oct 2006 20:51
- 221 of 301
Apologies. I did get divi in July. It was so small that I had forgotten about it! Last time they paid an int. divi was 1998. Been so focussed on GOO today that I have not done proper research here on VLK.
The trades you mention are sells I think. Delayed trades & single protected transactions.
Nevertheless, onwards & upwards we hope!
The trades you mention are sells I think. Delayed trades & single protected transactions.
Nevertheless, onwards & upwards we hope!
HARRYCAT
- 31 Oct 2006 12:24
- 222 of 301
Any further thoughts here soult?
Fairly heavy selling, but the sp seems stable at 94p, but still the 100p seems a resistance level. May indicate that this is now a fair valuation of the company???
Am still holding but common sense would tell me to take profit soon, particularly if the FTSE starts to slide.
Fairly heavy selling, but the sp seems stable at 94p, but still the 100p seems a resistance level. May indicate that this is now a fair valuation of the company???
Am still holding but common sense would tell me to take profit soon, particularly if the FTSE starts to slide.
cynic
- 31 Oct 2006 12:27
- 223 of 301
FTSE is technically (chart) still strongly up-bound
HARRYCAT
- 31 Oct 2006 12:35
- 224 of 301
To what level?
soul traders
- 31 Oct 2006 13:15
- 225 of 301
Harry, it's probably a good idea to listen to your common sense, although I think there may still be some headroom for VLK, especially if it gets promoted to the All-Share.
I, however, took a decision to cut and run on Friday, so I sold all my VLK at an 18% profit and spent the proceeds on SOLA at 196.55p. Which, as you can tell, I am so far not regretting in the slightest.
I would have preferred to sell something else and keep VLK, but have had to restructure a fair bit of my portfolio in the last couple of weeks and it just wasn't possible to do everything at once.
Good luck to those still holding.
I, however, took a decision to cut and run on Friday, so I sold all my VLK at an 18% profit and spent the proceeds on SOLA at 196.55p. Which, as you can tell, I am so far not regretting in the slightest.
I would have preferred to sell something else and keep VLK, but have had to restructure a fair bit of my portfolio in the last couple of weeks and it just wasn't possible to do everything at once.
Good luck to those still holding.
soul traders
- 31 Oct 2006 13:21
- 226 of 301
PS - I'm not sure if it's yet fair to refer to 100p as a resistance level. VLK enjoyed a very strong run in the previous month and has only had one peak at 99p so far. The small drop back after a nice run up fits with the pattern of trading for the year to date.
Don't take my word for it, as I'm not a chartist, but I'd still be inclined to think there may be more to come unless a stronger downtrend begins to set in.
IMO, DYOR, etc.
Don't take my word for it, as I'm not a chartist, but I'd still be inclined to think there may be more to come unless a stronger downtrend begins to set in.
IMO, DYOR, etc.
HARRYCAT
- 31 Oct 2006 13:24
- 227 of 301
Can't believe you jumped ship!!!
Am now hyperventilating into a brown paper bag & considering my options.
Am now hyperventilating into a brown paper bag & considering my options.
soul traders
- 31 Oct 2006 13:31
- 228 of 301
Harry, Don't panic - (I'm sure you're only kidding anyway!) - as I said, I would rather have sold something else but was a bit stuck for liquid assets and simply made the best call I could under the circumstances. VLK could well be over a quid by mid-Nov.
And please don't take too much notice of what I say or do, as I have made just as many hideous investment mistakes as everyone else (but I don't admit to all of them on here :o) !!)
Here's a consolation prize: keep an eye on SUB. (Shares gave it a mention last week).
And please don't take too much notice of what I say or do, as I have made just as many hideous investment mistakes as everyone else (but I don't admit to all of them on here :o) !!)
Here's a consolation prize: keep an eye on SUB. (Shares gave it a mention last week).
HARRYCAT
- 31 Oct 2006 13:39
- 229 of 301
Relax, soult! I am adult enough to be responsible for my own decisions :o)
I also have SOLA. Two lots (1x 2.45 1 x 1.94), so looks like we are pretty much on the same wavelenght!
Am watching SUB, but think there is more downside before the up.
Will hang on to VLK for a day or two & watch.
I also have SOLA. Two lots (1x 2.45 1 x 1.94), so looks like we are pretty much on the same wavelenght!
Am watching SUB, but think there is more downside before the up.
Will hang on to VLK for a day or two & watch.
soul traders
- 31 Oct 2006 13:43
- 230 of 301
LOL - good to hear that, Harry!
Re Sola, I guess we are on a similar wavelength, although surely you mean you paid 145p for your first chunk (I did!). as far as I am aware the SP only got as far as 237 ????
You're right re SUB - am also playing a waiting game and need to take some time to read and research properly in addition to the quick scan I gave it a couple of months back, but I thought that Shares' mention was pretty compelling.
Re Sola, I guess we are on a similar wavelength, although surely you mean you paid 145p for your first chunk (I did!). as far as I am aware the SP only got as far as 237 ????
You're right re SUB - am also playing a waiting game and need to take some time to read and research properly in addition to the quick scan I gave it a couple of months back, but I thought that Shares' mention was pretty compelling.
Fred1new
- 01 Nov 2006 11:37
- 231 of 301
This should help a little.
Vislink wins 3 mln usd antenna contract from Globecomm for US govt client
AFX
LONDON (AFX) - Transmission products firm Vislink PLC said its US unit MRC has won a 3 mln usd contract from Globecomm Systems to supply its Advent Mantis antennas, as part of a system to support voice, video and data transport for an undisclosed US government user.
MRC recently appointed Globecomm as a reseller of its satellite products.
newsdesk@afxnews.com
tfn-mum-ran/jfr
Vislink wins 3 mln usd antenna contract from Globecomm for US govt client
AFX
LONDON (AFX) - Transmission products firm Vislink PLC said its US unit MRC has won a 3 mln usd contract from Globecomm Systems to supply its Advent Mantis antennas, as part of a system to support voice, video and data transport for an undisclosed US government user.
MRC recently appointed Globecomm as a reseller of its satellite products.
newsdesk@afxnews.com
tfn-mum-ran/jfr
soul traders
- 01 Nov 2006 11:54
- 232 of 301
Harry, I think you can put away that paper bag now . . .
VLK Bid: 99p Offer: 100p Change: 5
VLK Bid: 99p Offer: 100p Change: 5
PapalPower
- 01 Nov 2006 12:03
- 233 of 301
Need to see the bid price through 100p.......fingers crossed :)
HARRYCAT
- 01 Nov 2006 12:36
- 234 of 301
Cheers, soult! Was starting to feel a bit dizzy. Must have ben the old brussel sprout smell. Hope you think VLK worth re-investment soon.
Re SUB: thanks for the tip, but think the concensus of opinion is 'Stay out' especially after todays news release.
Re SUB: thanks for the tip, but think the concensus of opinion is 'Stay out' especially after todays news release.
soul traders
- 01 Nov 2006 13:28
- 235 of 301
Harry, I admit I couldn't have foreseen today's RNS on SUB, but "stay out for good" would be a little too strong for my liking. I've posted my reasons, more or less, in #81 on the SUB thread.
Can't see myself getting back into VLK at the mo due to stretched finances and my love affair with SUB and also a little gold-miner called Ariana (AAU). Might have a swing at TAN sometime when I want dependable growth, though.
Can't see myself getting back into VLK at the mo due to stretched finances and my love affair with SUB and also a little gold-miner called Ariana (AAU). Might have a swing at TAN sometime when I want dependable growth, though.
PapalPower
- 14 Nov 2006 09:42
- 236 of 301
14/11/06
Significant Order for Link
RAI Radio Televisione Italiana has ordered six Link Wireless Camera systems for a helicopter project to be based in Rome through their distributor ATL Systems. The Link equipment will be used on board helicopters and motorbikes to provide enhanced TV coverage of cycle races and other sporting events.
www.linkres.co.uk
Follow-on Contract for Advent
Skylogic has awarded a contract for five earth stations to Advent Communications, as part of the continued expansion of the Teleport at Torino. This will bring the total number of antenna systems supplied by Advent at the Teleport to fifteen.
www.adventcomms.com
Regards
Vislink plc
Significant Order for Link
RAI Radio Televisione Italiana has ordered six Link Wireless Camera systems for a helicopter project to be based in Rome through their distributor ATL Systems. The Link equipment will be used on board helicopters and motorbikes to provide enhanced TV coverage of cycle races and other sporting events.
www.linkres.co.uk
Follow-on Contract for Advent
Skylogic has awarded a contract for five earth stations to Advent Communications, as part of the continued expansion of the Teleport at Torino. This will bring the total number of antenna systems supplied by Advent at the Teleport to fifteen.
www.adventcomms.com
Regards
Vislink plc
lex1000 - 15 Nov 2006 00:26 - 237 of 301
High volume day.Something up.Watch this space.
HARRYCAT
- 15 Nov 2006 09:22
- 238 of 301
Interesting that the pension funds of BT & Royal Mail have invested here recently.
soul traders
- 15 Nov 2006 12:10
- 239 of 301
Harry, when I last checked, BT was actually reducing its VLK holding as part of a wide-ranging portfolio restructuring in which it was selling a great many equities.
HARRYCAT
- 15 Nov 2006 12:25
- 240 of 301
Gee, soult, you are just regretting selling!!! But you are right. This is a reduction, so please disregard my earlier post.
13th Nov Trustees for BT pension fund issued Notification of Major Interest in shares, now hold 5.4+ million shares = 3.96%. Down from 4.85%.
13th Nov Trustees for BT pension fund issued Notification of Major Interest in shares, now hold 5.4+ million shares = 3.96%. Down from 4.85%.
PapalPower
- 29 Nov 2006 07:40
- 241 of 301
Vislink PLC
29 November 2006
Vislink plc
$10 million order
Vislink is pleased to announce the receipt of another significant purchase order
for its US Broadcast Business, MRC (Microwave Radio Communications) for US$10.3
million from a North American leading provider of wireless communication
services. This brings the total value of orders received in 2006 by MRC under
the 2GHz re-channelisation project to over US$61 million and the overall total
of purchase orders for this programme to US$128 million.
Commenting on this latest purchase order, Mr Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive of
Vislink plc said, 'The award of further orders for MRC reinforces the ongoing
commitment to the nationwide US 2GHz re-channelisation programme.'
Vislink plc is a leading supplier of microwave radio and satellite transmission
products for the broadcast and security markets and of CCTV systems for the
marine security market.
29 November 2006
Vislink plc
$10 million order
Vislink is pleased to announce the receipt of another significant purchase order
for its US Broadcast Business, MRC (Microwave Radio Communications) for US$10.3
million from a North American leading provider of wireless communication
services. This brings the total value of orders received in 2006 by MRC under
the 2GHz re-channelisation project to over US$61 million and the overall total
of purchase orders for this programme to US$128 million.
Commenting on this latest purchase order, Mr Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive of
Vislink plc said, 'The award of further orders for MRC reinforces the ongoing
commitment to the nationwide US 2GHz re-channelisation programme.'
Vislink plc is a leading supplier of microwave radio and satellite transmission
products for the broadcast and security markets and of CCTV systems for the
marine security market.
Peter011
- 02 Dec 2006 11:25
- 242 of 301
Is there still a buy rating for Money AM inv(c)estors
New contract for for US$10.3 million but it's dollars.
1,500,000 ordinary shares of 2.5p each were added on dec 1st and stock has dropped by 10 from 106 to 96.
2 weak buys from Stckbrkers
New contract for for US$10.3 million but it's dollars.
1,500,000 ordinary shares of 2.5p each were added on dec 1st and stock has dropped by 10 from 106 to 96.
2 weak buys from Stckbrkers
CURTISR14 - 04 Dec 2006 13:56 - 243 of 301
I think close of play tomorrow is when we find out if VLK is admitted to the FTSE allshare. If it is, then this should surely have a positive impact on the share price, as the implication is that tracker funds would start to add the stock to their portfolios.
ziblot - 12 Dec 2006 14:07 - 244 of 301
I believe vlk have tax benefits regarding the employees option scheme when they were exercised. zib
cynic
- 24 Dec 2006 11:03
- 245 of 301
if this share rings your bells, then this could be a good opportunity to buy ..... RSI is pretty ovcersold and there looks to be quite good support at this price ..... minor caveat is that sp has now fallen below 50 dma
Stan
- 25 Dec 2006 12:21
- 246 of 301
Is Bob Morton still with these boys and girls?
rdotdj
- 29 Dec 2006 00:17
- 247 of 301
Yes, Bob Morton is Chairman of Vislink and also of The Armour Group which is another in my share portfolio. Have followed him over the years and with some very successful companies I recently made a 25 grand Profit from Vislink in under 12 months.The AGM is end of Dec and some sparkling results are anticipated. DYOR but buy some.
cynic
- 29 Dec 2006 11:59
- 248 of 301
have taken my life into my hands (lol) and bought a little slice of these ..... not sure how AGM can be end December as we are already there and effectively past it (some of us have been for years!)
Stan
- 29 Dec 2006 15:57
- 249 of 301
Thanks for confirmation RD.
Stan
- 29 Dec 2006 15:57
- 250 of 301
Thanks for confirmation RD.
HARRYCAT
- 29 Dec 2006 16:31
- 251 of 301
Sold my stake in VLK just before Xmas, with a healthy profit, as they seemed to have reached a bit of a resistance level during december.
But still think this company is worth watching & would definitely buy back in when cash becomes available (i.e. when GOO stops buggering around).
I believe VLK goes ex-divi on the 31st, so sp may drop a little in jan.
But still think this company is worth watching & would definitely buy back in when cash becomes available (i.e. when GOO stops buggering around).
I believe VLK goes ex-divi on the 31st, so sp may drop a little in jan.
cynic
- 29 Dec 2006 16:38
- 252 of 301
judging from their company christmas dinner (only for about a dozen), the top management clearly reckons it had plenty to cheer about in 2006, and thus probably well into 2007
HARRYCAT
- 29 Dec 2006 16:57
- 253 of 301
So you based your investment strategy on a bunch of chinless wonders getting tanked up at their Xmas dinner!!! Shame on you!!! :o)
cynic
- 29 Dec 2006 17:16
- 254 of 301
not entirely ..... CEO was there; damn good restaurant as it happens (had cycled there from marlow, but that is another story!) ..... was already looking at the share having been battered all year about it by PP and decided it was worth a punt (see chart and post 245)
PapalPower
- 30 Dec 2006 02:02
- 255 of 301
Do not forget to get your 5 top picks for 2007 into the Stock Challenge competition.
Link below, click on the "Entry Form" tab, and then "2007 Annual"
http://www.stockchallenge.co.uk/sc/index.htm
Happy New Year to All
Link below, click on the "Entry Form" tab, and then "2007 Annual"
http://www.stockchallenge.co.uk/sc/index.htm
Happy New Year to All
PapalPower
- 02 Jan 2007 12:11
- 256 of 301
Management changes at Link Research.
On the 31st December 2006 Len Mann stood down as Managing Director of Link Research Ltd, in the culmination of management changes planned since the sale of Link to Vislink PLC by Len and David Mann in February 2005.
Len will now focus on his role on the board of Vislink and his role as Vislink's Chief Technical Officer. David continues to work for Link, designing antennas and providing technical consultancy and support.
Len Mann said "Building Link with my brother David has been a fantastic journey and weve had many challenges and achievements along the way. In todays wireless world there are as many new opportunities for Link as there have ever been. I am delighted that Link will move forward with a very strong team of directors and an excellent workforce. I want to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has helped Link to become what it is today, including Links staff, cus! tomers, suppliers, several organisations and Vislink. I believe Link and Vislink have a very bright future ahead"
On the 31st December 2006 Len Mann stood down as Managing Director of Link Research Ltd, in the culmination of management changes planned since the sale of Link to Vislink PLC by Len and David Mann in February 2005.
Len will now focus on his role on the board of Vislink and his role as Vislink's Chief Technical Officer. David continues to work for Link, designing antennas and providing technical consultancy and support.
Len Mann said "Building Link with my brother David has been a fantastic journey and weve had many challenges and achievements along the way. In todays wireless world there are as many new opportunities for Link as there have ever been. I am delighted that Link will move forward with a very strong team of directors and an excellent workforce. I want to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has helped Link to become what it is today, including Links staff, cus! tomers, suppliers, several organisations and Vislink. I believe Link and Vislink have a very bright future ahead"
parveen1 - 16 Jan 2007 10:49 - 257 of 301
looks like bad news coming
price is being driven down everyday
any thoughts
I guess time for me to bail out with a tiny profit
price is being driven down everyday
any thoughts
I guess time for me to bail out with a tiny profit
parveen1 - 16 Jan 2007 10:50 - 258 of 301
phew !!!
that was good timing
that was good timing
HARRYCAT
- 16 Jan 2007 11:44
- 259 of 301
Not sure what is going on here, but may have something to do with the CEO exercising his 650k share options.
There doesn't seem to be any bad news on the horizon, so no cause for immediate alarm. I confess I sold at 98p, but will watch for another oportunity to get back in.
What we need is cynic here to give chart analysis info. Am I right in saying that resistance should be around the 80p level for the 200 DMA?
There doesn't seem to be any bad news on the horizon, so no cause for immediate alarm. I confess I sold at 98p, but will watch for another oportunity to get back in.
What we need is cynic here to give chart analysis info. Am I right in saying that resistance should be around the 80p level for the 200 DMA?
humpback321 - 16 Jan 2007 13:29 - 260 of 301
trading statement due. should be good. last years trading statement was on the 20th of jan.
ziblot - 16 Jan 2007 17:07 - 261 of 301
Doesnt matter what the chart says, a statement is due and it has to be convincing. Any support on the chart will mean nothing.
cynic
- 17 Jan 2007 04:35
- 262 of 301
COR! give me a break Harry!! ..... just flew into SF this afternoon and just catching up at 04:00 your time, so arguably even less coherent that usual ..... i recently bought these on gut feel, and hope that i am not prven wrong .... chart does not look nice at all with questionable supprt now at 80
HARRYCAT
- 17 Jan 2007 09:11
- 263 of 301
Vislink plc
2006 year end trading update
Wednesday 17th January 2007
"The Group has had another record year with profits in line with expectations for
the year ended 31 December 2006.
Sales increased by 17.5% to 100 million compared with 85.1million for 2005.
Orders received were ahead of last year at 97 million (2005 - 95.5 million)
and the order book remains strong at 34 million.
The Group expects its adjusted operating profit for the year, being operating
profit before the amortisation of acquired intangibles, to be not less than
13.5 million, compared with 8.35 million for 2005.
The domestic market has been particularly strong for MRC, our US business, as a
result of the significant volume of business derived from the 2GHz
re-channelisation programme. Our UK business continues to benefit from sales
into the US through MRC and the increasing demand for Link Research's new High
Definition products as well as the good recovery in sales and profitability of
Advent, the satellite communications business.
Hernis, the Norwegian specialist marine safety and security business, has had
another record year for sales and orders, winning significant orders from both
marine and offshore oil and gas projects.
In summary, trading has been strong across the Group, with record sales and
profits from each of the US, UK and Norwegian businesses. The Board looks
forward to 2007 with enthusiasm and confidence."
The next main event to affect the sp for VLK may be the release of results on the 28th March '07.
2006 year end trading update
Wednesday 17th January 2007
"The Group has had another record year with profits in line with expectations for
the year ended 31 December 2006.
Sales increased by 17.5% to 100 million compared with 85.1million for 2005.
Orders received were ahead of last year at 97 million (2005 - 95.5 million)
and the order book remains strong at 34 million.
The Group expects its adjusted operating profit for the year, being operating
profit before the amortisation of acquired intangibles, to be not less than
13.5 million, compared with 8.35 million for 2005.
The domestic market has been particularly strong for MRC, our US business, as a
result of the significant volume of business derived from the 2GHz
re-channelisation programme. Our UK business continues to benefit from sales
into the US through MRC and the increasing demand for Link Research's new High
Definition products as well as the good recovery in sales and profitability of
Advent, the satellite communications business.
Hernis, the Norwegian specialist marine safety and security business, has had
another record year for sales and orders, winning significant orders from both
marine and offshore oil and gas projects.
In summary, trading has been strong across the Group, with record sales and
profits from each of the US, UK and Norwegian businesses. The Board looks
forward to 2007 with enthusiasm and confidence."
The next main event to affect the sp for VLK may be the release of results on the 28th March '07.
evilratboy - 10 Feb 2007 19:18 - 264 of 301
hey guys..
i dont post very often ..im doing a bit of research into Vislink ..but no update on this thread since mid-jan.
I was thinking about getting into these but im a bit spooked by the price drop in the past few days ...any views from anyone ??
p.s i am also in Chaco and i recognize a few posters names from here..
i dont post very often ..im doing a bit of research into Vislink ..but no update on this thread since mid-jan.
I was thinking about getting into these but im a bit spooked by the price drop in the past few days ...any views from anyone ??
p.s i am also in Chaco and i recognize a few posters names from here..
PapalPower
- 09 Aug 2007 12:40
- 265 of 301
Just got myself some VLK, first time in a long time I am holding. Looks like a herd exit today, which means it should bounce back before too long.
HARRYCAT
- 09 Aug 2007 13:27
- 266 of 301
'Too long' meaning.....?
Looking at the chart, there don't seem to be many support levels.
Looking at the chart, there don't seem to be many support levels.
cynic
- 09 Aug 2007 13:29
- 267 of 301
i held these too about a year ago from memory ...... just because a share falls, why should it then recover? ...... bad logic for you PP ..... much more pertinent would be to know why the precipitous fall with very significant volume
HARRYCAT
- 09 Aug 2007 13:34
- 268 of 301
Results due on 30th Aug. Maybe with heavy exposure in the U.S. the weak $ has hit the results???
PapalPower
- 09 Aug 2007 13:40
- 269 of 301
I think just a shorter attack, knowing Robbie Burns and his followers were all stop loss set at 72p.
Herd selling..............I think. :)
Herd selling..............I think. :)
crockham
- 09 Aug 2007 13:43
- 270 of 301
With rumours of a possible takeover, could it not be just a tree shake?
HARRYCAT
- 09 Aug 2007 14:44
- 271 of 301
Possible takeover!!! Where did that come from?
They have just bought a company in California. I can see no rumour as you suggest, crockham.
They have just bought a company in California. I can see no rumour as you suggest, crockham.
cynic
- 09 Aug 2007 14:57
- 272 of 301
if they have company in CA i can see why sp has dived ..... so many companies fancy their chances in US and get eaten alive
PapalPower
- 13 Aug 2007 08:44
- 273 of 301
Starting to bounce back now.
Sellers appear clear, so buying pressure should have this moving back fast.
Sellers appear clear, so buying pressure should have this moving back fast.
PapalPower
- 13 Aug 2007 11:14
- 274 of 301
On Line Limits :
BUY 7.5K @ 71.97p
SELL 100K @ 71.56p
40K X trade there at 72p. Seems like a buyer wants stock.
BUY 7.5K @ 71.97p
SELL 100K @ 71.56p
40K X trade there at 72p. Seems like a buyer wants stock.
BAYLIS
- 23 Aug 2007 20:32
- 275 of 301
GOOD to go.
CWMAM - 05 Dec 2007 07:11 - 276 of 301
RNS significant orders ,good news.
XSTEFFX
- 12 Feb 2008 10:58
- 277 of 301
Commenting, Ian Scott-Gall, Chief Executive said: 'The Board is looking forward
to 2008 with confidence. We have a strong balance sheet and are looking to
strengthen the Group with suitable strategic acquisitions, through the
development of the regional sales offices in the important Middle and Far East
markets and through increased investment in research & development.'
17 jan 08.
to 2008 with confidence. We have a strong balance sheet and are looking to
strengthen the Group with suitable strategic acquisitions, through the
development of the regional sales offices in the important Middle and Far East
markets and through increased investment in research & development.'
17 jan 08.
Grandma - 19 Feb 2008 14:38 - 278 of 301
Where are the VLK fans today? Southwind 5.11% =good news surely?
BAYLIS
- 20 Mar 2008 12:34
- 279 of 301
BAYLIS
- 20 Mar 2008 12:36
- 280 of 301
Vislink is sharply lower after expressing cautious over the outlook for MRC, its US radio frequency business and lower revenues at Defence Law Enforcement and Security.
BAYLIS
- 20 Mar 2008 12:42
- 281 of 301
Investec to put its 'buy' rating and 77 pence target price under review.
scaff - 20 Mar 2008 13:11 - 282 of 301
atelis to name new partner.dyo
BAYLIS
- 09 Apr 2008 20:16
- 283 of 301
Director name: Mr Ian Harold Scott Gall
Amount purchased: 36,500 @ 28.80p
Value: 10,512
Amount purchased: 36,500 @ 28.80p
Value: 10,512
BAYLIS
- 04 May 2008 17:36
- 284 of 301
now 33.75/34p. it all down to the DOLLAR.
XSTEFFX
- 14 Oct 2008 21:59
- 285 of 301
NOW ON THE MOVE DIRECTORS BUYING.
js8106455 - 25 Mar 2013 14:40 - 286 of 301
Greyhound - 29 Aug 2013 16:26 - 287 of 301
Storming results today and a new acquisition. VLK look to be capitalising on a niche area. Plenty of upside potential imo.
Greyhound - 30 Aug 2013 15:22 - 288 of 301
VLK clearly gaining more general interest now that the market cap is over £50m
ontheturn - 07 Oct 2013 12:06 - 289 of 301
Large drop today up to the support price, since buyers are appearing, expecting a bounce from the low 42.25p
Greyhound - 07 Oct 2013 12:12 - 290 of 301
Tree-shake on general market weakness?
ontheturn - 07 Oct 2013 15:54 - 291 of 301
A good bounce back and it seems is not the end of it yet
finishing at 44 to 44.25p would be a very good Hammer Candlestick ( though black )
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finishing at 44 to 44.25p would be a very good Hammer Candlestick ( though black )
ontheturn - 25 Oct 2013 14:38 - 292 of 301
Some nice movement up since before 1pm and breaking up from the intraday high 46p last week
ontheturn - 28 Oct 2013 09:07 - 293 of 301
Continuing with the strong move last Friday and now close the BREAKOUT point 49.75p ( Intraday last high - 3 times ), needs volume last Friday to do that.
ontheturn - 28 Oct 2013 12:19 - 294 of 301
It seems there was some large Trades ( BUYS ) early on the morning and delayed by one hour, apart from the 101K at 8:09 am there was 2 others 50K and 100K befor 9 am, no wonder that the share price rose so fast
after the profit taking, buyers are appearing again
after the profit taking, buyers are appearing again
Greyhound - 29 Oct 2013 07:46 - 295 of 301
After consolidation for the last couple of months, ready to retest the highs.
galatica - 29 Jan 2014 11:24 - 296 of 301
have retested the lows and is moving higher from there
panto - 12 Aug 2014 09:07 - 297 of 301
Time to Keep an EYE on the stock again
Buying is back since late yesterday and share price bouncing from lows
Buying is back since late yesterday and share price bouncing from lows
panto - 12 Aug 2014 11:36 - 298 of 301
moving on the right direction, as it has move further up since
is a question of timing
is a question of timing
panto - 12 Aug 2014 12:31 - 299 of 301
Is going places now as it reaches 42p
pim - 16 Nov 2014 23:23 - 300 of 301
Any expectations of Interim Management Statement next week?.
Last year there was one on the 18th November but having moved to AIM since where the rules are different, so no need of IMS.
Last year there was one on the 18th November but having moved to AIM since where the rules are different, so no need of IMS.
HARRYCAT
- 25 Oct 2016 21:24
- 301 of 301
Vislink has materially widened its H1 pretax loss to £32.2m, from a year-ago loss of £881,000.
The loss included a write-off of inventory and capitalised development costs leading to adjustments of £6.3m, and another of goodwill and acquired intangibles leading to an adjustment of £23.3m.
Revenue was lower at £22.6m, from £26.6m.
"We continue to see significant underlying organic growth in our software business with a strong order intake which has carried through into H2," said executive chair John Hawkins.
"The long term prospects for Pebble Beach Systems continue to improve as we augment our core enterprise software solutions with cloud enabled software applications.
"We also have a pipeline of partners and software bolt-on acquisitions which will further enhance the Group strategy of building a high margin, cash generative software business.
"In its core broadcast market Vislink Communication Systems has seen a reduction in spend from broadcasters as they divert budgets from building infrastructure to investing in content. A technology shift to IP infrastructures has also delayed key buying decisions.
"With this background and with a desire to increase the efficiency of VCS and ensure that we build a cash generative sustainable and profitable business we have taken a number of decisive actions as part of our business improvement plan, including the move of the VCS finance function to Head Office leading to improved cash collection.
"We will continue to re-evaluate implementation of the business plan as trading progresses into H2."
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