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Quirky little one this one, they produce motorised scooters / quad bikes and used to own the surfing brand Creatures of Leisure.

The charts starting to look interesting and they have just secured 67% interest in an engine assembly and motorcycle/scooter assembly plant

Im only really interested in the technical side of things at the moment and hoping for a break above 17c
 
I hold shares in this ..also own their scooter.. brought it at auction only down 100km and paid 1/3 price for a 4mth old bike

With their own assembly and engine plant they may become more price competative as they are a great little scooter


SEMPER UBI SUB UBI
 
Well I got my entry this arve :D

I dont see 18c being much of a hassle, the sell side is looking skinnier than bulimic super model at the moment :)

Fingers crossed eh sting
 
I Wonder what this trading halt is about :confused:

The depth certainly looks positive with bids up to 25c
 
Hi
I am a new new at trading and trying to learn as I go - I brought VMT a while ago and am confused as to why it hasnt done better - seems to me that the reports and announcements in the past couple of weeks were quite good and that they would have pushed the share price up a little more - can anyone give me their advice on this share??? Would like to hold onto it I think for a while but thought that it would have performed better.....not that I know a lot - as I said am new at this!!!!

Cheers
Peta

PS would have attached reports but not sure how......:banghead:
 
PETA 23 said:
Hi
I am a new new at trading and trying to learn as I go - I brought VMT a while ago and am confused as to why it hasnt done better - seems to me that the reports and announcements in the past couple of weeks were quite good and that they would have pushed the share price up a little more - can anyone give me their advice on this share??? Would like to hold onto it I think for a while but thought that it would have performed better.....not that I know a lot - as I said am new at this!!!!

Cheers
Peta

PS would have attached reports but not sure how......:banghead:
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Hmmm....one thing to consider on the future side is the production facilities are in China.The Olympic Games are next year and the present high fuel costs might be a driving factor in choosing a scooter.A VMOTO scooter.

I have questioned the company on capital raising for the new plant in Ninjang and hope to read back from them soon.Not holding but will wait and see what financing approach they will take.
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p.s.....hope i don`t put the mockers on it.:)
p.p.s.....does anyone know what the competition is like?VMOTO sounds cool anyway.
 

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p.p.s.....does anyone know what the competition is like?VMOTO sounds cool anyway.
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Walk into any scooter store that doesn't sell Vespa and take a look. Bolwell is also doing well at the "never-heard-of-'em" end of the market, the Honda and Yamaha stuff is OK and priced just shy of Vespa.

Wysiwyg said:
p.s.....hope i don`t put the mockers on it.:)
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Nahh, it would take me buying some shares to do that :)

m.
 
Hello This is my second Post so yes Iam new to this forum, just wondering if there are any followers of VMT out there. If so any views on the current fund raising that includes directors and sophisticated investors but nothing for unsophisicates. I like this stock and would of loved some more at .09c.
 
Hi there, I have just got in this little stock, i think at the current high price petrol environment, the demands for these scooters are going to increase quite dramatically, which was reflected in the recent major contracts they got. Scooters are the main source of transport in asian countries and i like their products and sales figures. I think its going to fly soon, so its better get in now than later, well thats what i think anyway.

what do ppl think?
 
Re: VMT - Vmoto Limited News

Hello,
Nice ASX announcement today a little bit of good news for this Aussie battler that is taking on the world.

My opinion.

Don’t want to be considered a flamer so won’t go into the details here, sure those who are interested can have a look and make their own judgement

Rgards
 
Re: VMT - good and green news

Hello,

VMT announce product launch to be made in Pekin on the eve of the Olympics.

Green machines.
This is on top of this week’s release of accounts to 30/06/08. Not burning cash, solid revenue growth to $35m.

Of course still need to see if they are simply buying market share, but when you are playing at this end of the market there is always risk.

Have a look and make up your own mind.

Regards
:aus:
 

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Hello,

Announced to ASX today Nanjing factory building completed, on time and on budget. Commissioning of factory to be finished in October.

Preliminary Final report Y08, showing positive trends.

Market likes it up 20% today.

Regards
 
Nice announcement today 30,000 scooters for Viet Nam. Market likes it. They have completed the new factory in China on time and on budget this new order is to be delivered from this facility. Might be a bright spot in a dull market. Ye I hold VMT and have done so since the float when they were into surf apparel.
 
Has anyone owned one of these things?

I was looking at buying a scooter recently and the user reviews of Vmoto at productreview.com really scared me off.

Many complaints about safety and build quality etc.

:eek:
 
capital raising announcement issued on friday. We'll find out by Wednesday what its really about but has anyone got any heads up. in HC they're talking about VMT's capital raising being a postive thing but i just cant see how it could be?

need help VMT fans :p


STAKES
 
Whats happening with these guys? Doesn't seem to be super smooth sailing at the moment. Share price around 0.04.

Wouldnt mind checking out one of their bikes though.
 
LONDON--Vmoto Ltd. (VMT.AU), a global manufacturer and distributer of Electric Powered Scooters, said Wednesday it made a net profit of 40,000 Australian dollars in July, which although lower than June's A$80,000 includes one-off expenses in opening additional Chinese retail stores, and maintains its forecast to make a profit in 2013.

MAIN FACTS:

-As previously announced, Company anticipates that it will make a maiden annual profit for the financial year ending Dec. 31 of between A$300,000 and A$600,000.

-PowerEagle electric scooter production on track for 42,000 units to end of 2013, 24,600 units produced to end of July.

-Three Vmoto retail stores opened in China within two months; positive retail trading, roll out of further stores planned.

-Company is also progressing the fast track development of four more of Vmoto's own models, to add to the six models currently being sold into the Chinese domestic market.

-Vmoto has approached by a number of parties operating in the electric vehicle sector for collaborations or joint ventures; discussions with such groups are ongoing.

-Shares at 0705 GMT up 9.62% at 1 pence valuing the company at 11.65 million pounds.


-Write to Ian Walker at ian.walker@wsj.com


Subscribe to WSJ: http://online.wsj.com?mod=djnwires


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August 21, 2013 03:13 ET (07:13 GMT)
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I hold.
 
+1 I hold

One for the bottom drawer.

Funny how the share price seems to be at a low point, when VMT is producing & about "to be making profit."
Yet, at the early development stages the share price is much higher.

With the end of year and festive season round the corner in China, this might be a goer, another one for the bottom drawer.

http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20131022/pdf/42k62p36crxvr0.pdf

Please DYOR
 

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Funny how the share price seems to be at a low point, when VMT is producing & about "to be making profit."
Yet, at the early development stages the share price is much higher.

Please DYOR
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That's the usual way in most sectors. Check out the charts of oil/ gold/ iron ore explorers before and after the first shipment. Same thing applies there. I have a theory why that is: While a company has nothing but "prospects", punters flock to it in the hope of multi-bagger returns. Once there are concrete figures on the table and all the nitty-gritty has been worked out, people can calculate a far more realistic valuation. And that takes away the hype, high expectations, and blue-sky dreams.

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Agree about the DYOR bit - and I did take part profit after my previous post, but have since topped up more again as the gaps are closed and my system gave it another green tick.
 
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