DYOR - - - - - - - - - Biom Technologies mid-July 2010 AIM
This is the new resting place for Stanelco, the wonder producer of starch-based food-trays...only they didn't catch on.Over the last 10 years to 2010 the 0.1p shares traded abour 2.5p then shot up to 24p during 2005 with promise of Tray-Trials I understand. Within a year or so, they fell to new depths and finished at 0.2p Of course they were full-list then and some were held in ISA's hoping there would be a big profit...only now these are distressed sales as the Company slunk off to AIM, presumably "...to provide better shareholder-value"
Perhaps someone closer to the Co. can explain why the new name is Biome
....rhymes with Home. Often it is done to remove the previous sp-history.
Could it be..so new investors can bask in ignorance, etc. I'm not aware of any "change" in fortune for SEO, rather the reverse.
In my limited experience, the longer the name of a company the longer you have to wait for any return...Huh . . . . . .
. SEO had been a terrible investment.
DYOR.
Can Biome be any worse...?
EDIT ( 24April2017)- "just woken up" -me not BIOME - sp is 154, but I note about June 2013 there was what looks like a CONsolidation . . do I recall many LT investors were sold-short?... as I believe the (new share) numbers were terrible! . . . Anyone?

TopAnalyst - 26 Apr 2011 18:14 - 143

I have viewed the past six months posts on this {Biom} bb and can not see any postings by you {TopAnalyst}.
You say "I am removing ALL my research from here ", but your name "TopAnalyst" should remain, and I cannot find any reference to such.

Could you please explain, for one of those "morons".
Thanks.

Don't waste your breath mrs mor....:)) lol

ooooooyehh !!!!!!

Time to buy, Thursday will be a massive day and a big turning point.

hope you filled your boots.,.

filled to the knee's lol

This will be 0.30+ by 8.10a.m then 0.37 by 9.30a.m

plse wake me up when it gets to 4p/s

On it's way Robinhood.......quite a good update today.....maybe not all is lost.,.

Trading Update.

Highlights

-- Group revenues increased by 113% in the three months to 31 March 2011 compared with the same period last year, taking quarterly revenues to GBP5.6m

-- Trading performance ahead of the Board's expectations:

- Biome Bioplastics exhibits revenue growth of 96% in the first quarter of the year compared with the same period in 2010;

- Biotec's third party revenues grow at 110% - following easing of a raw material supply constraint;

- Stanelco RF Technologies shows growth of 179% on same period last year

-- GBP2.0m debt facility announced today will help fund future working capital requirements as the bioplastics business continues to grow

-- Closing cash position at 31 March 2011 of GBP3.5m

-- Board confident in outlook

baggerbiome- u working for lloyds ? seems you have been misleading mkt by suggesting " 0.37 p/s by 9.30 today-it is down 0.02 :d

:d should have been a "smiley face" - did not work

Nevertheless, the future looks bright, well, maybe a glimmer of hope anyway!

I don't think well will see any great movement until the court case is out of the way, despite todays good trading update! I am happy to sit and wait.

have you any other choice giggin.,. lol

Hi Balerboy,
Stanelco has been a sharp lesson for me in how not to trade as I have some from years ago, so yes I am having to sit and wait, but I also bought 2m at .19 a few weeks ago so I am looking forward to an increase which I think will come. The current management are totally different to the Stanelco shower, as todays update has shown. Anyway, you know what they say......BUY UGLY.....lol
good luck to all holders

Same lesson learnt for me too but reluctant to put anymore dosh into these, ave only .018p so live in hope.,.

Confidence or con......2 directors bought between them 2.5mill shares today.,.

Wow that is approx 5000.00 worth then

yes...big time lol

Well I hope that their shares are held electronically, otherwise they might biodegrade!

Bioplastics sector set for breakthrough says trade body
Staff, 16 May 2011
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Bioplastic production is set to break through the 1m tonne mark in 2011 and more than double between 2010 and 2015, according to industry association European Bioplastics.


The growth rate is being fuelled by the increasing use of bioplastics in applications like packaging, with recent examples including Pantene and PepsiCo (pictured).



European Bioplastics, which conducted the study in conjunction with the University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Hanover, said that the first half of 2011 has already seen bioplastics production reach 900,000 tonnes, compared with 700,000 in 2010, and added that production is expected to reach 1.7m tonnes by 2015.



The association revealed details of the study at this months Interpack trade fair in Dusseldorf (Hall 9, stand 9E02). Its managing director, Hasso von Pogrell, said: The encouraging trend in production capacity allows us to assume, that the figures presented today will even be exceeded in the coming years.



The study also showed that in 2010, biodegradable materials accounted for 400,000 tonnes of total bioplastic production, with bio-based commodity plastics accounting for the remaining 300,000 tonnes. However, that ratio is expected to reverse in the coming years.



Professor Hans-Josef Endres of the University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Hanover, added: Our market study shows that biobased commodity plastics, with a total of around 1m tonnes, will make up the majority of production capacity in 2015, he said. Biodegradable materials will, however, also grow substantially and will reach about 700,000 tonnes by then.



Aside from packaging, growing demand for bioplastics has been driven by other markets, such as car, toy, carpet and electronic component manufacture.



Earlier this month, bioplastics firm Biome Technologies posted better-than-expected results for the first three months of the year.