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EMS - Eastland Medical Systems

Re: Any news on EMS??

I read that as, we haven't got a clue what we are going to do with PAP so lets dodge the issue. Anyway at least they do look like they are still building a company that could be viable in the long term. :swear:
 
Re: Any news on EMS??

Starting to get a bit of life back!!!! Cash burn is no longer a problem with this company unlike the other companies. EMS as the previous post said should be making money this 1/4. Ems revenues have grown every 1/4 for the past year and a 1/2, which to me is a good sign. Im not sure where ems is on the development of pap, but everything points to ems still having great confidence in it( moving MIA to a larger warehouse, and buying distribution centres in South Africa and the UK. As someone said on hotcopper, for ems to announce forcasts of revenues of 55million, they must have something on the go. I have held and bought at these levels and lowered my cost average. Im sitting back and will watch them very closely, in the coming months.

P.S no one has an exscuse for missing out on this one, they have had enough time to get on!!!! Also one last thing its funny how ems has the lowest cash burn and highest revenues of the syringe companies, but they also have the lowest market cap!
 
Re: Any news on EMS??

Can't remember but if it had gone through it would have chewed up all the shares on offer at 16 cents and been waiting for a lot more to be put on sale.
 
Very Very Interesting.

A new director appointed today. Given options that expire on the 30th of december 2005 excercise price 20 cents. Why would they do that and the new director agree to those terms? What do they know?
 
Re: Any news on EMS??

wow how low can it go 16m market cap .. 55m revenue apparently forecasted for this year..
surely that forecast was bs!!.. glad i didnt try to pick the bottom.. can't wait till the next quarterly fascinating stuff...
 
Hiya all, Got the tip ems with news out of south africa soon. Sounds like contracts to me. EMS been doing very well of late with 8 announcement in the last month. I have held for a long while now, but finally they are starting to produce the goods. Will be a very interesting week/month.
 
what about PAP thats why most jumped on EMS in the first place.. i don't think its going to go to far unless thier lofty projections actually come to pass .. they lost investor confidence with the pap and promised china deals etc years ago now.. also thier obviously leaky as the rats left the ship when PAP was struggling..

hope it comes good for holders they deserve it,... still the pick of a an ugly looking bunch
 
Hi Tanor, One would think PAP is very close as they have set Distribution Centres all over the world. EMS revenues as a goup is touching on 40 to 45 million, good going. EMS has a very strong Business model where all areas of the business are indiviual profit centres. All the work has been done, contractsto follow, thru the nhs in Briton and mandela in South Africa.
 
600000 shares went thru after market on the last trading day in the uk of EMS'S Uk company. Nearly 100k aus! something is up. NHS
 
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16:27:04 13-Apr-2006 7.25 614,799 44,572.93 Ordinary Trade
15:46:47 13-Apr-2006 7.10 3,000 213.00 Ordinary Trade
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12:56:36 13-Apr-2006 7.13 23,224 1,654.71 Ordinary Trade
12:15:33 13-Apr-2006 7.10 30,000 2,130.00 Ordinary Trade
 
UNI seems to be moving north!, capital raising, I noticed int (EMS co in the uk was 600k over subscribed in its placement! PPl throwing money at INT
 
EMS's sister co in the uk, starting to look the goods. Placement seems to have gone very well

Company International Medical Devices PLC
TIDM INT
Headline Additional Listing
Released 07:00 20-Apr-06
Number 7045B

”” Successful completion of acquisition of Response Medical Equipment Ltd for £6.3 million (including £1 million earn-out)

”” £795,000 of new equity raised via additional private placing and from warrant holders

”” Total equity raised from recent placings for the purpose of the Response Medical Equipment Ltd acquisition, and working capital, amounting to £2.8 million

”” Acquisition transforms IMD Plc into a £8.5 million turnover business with historic pro-forma consolidated profits before tax of £800,000

Further to the announcement made on 5 April 2006, International Medical Devices Plc is pleased to announce that it has completed the acquisition of Response Medical Equipment Ltd, the distributor of medical devices and medical consumables.

The Company is also pleased to announce that it raised a further £795,000 of new equity through the issue of 8,400,000 new ordinary shares at 5p per share, pursuant to an further private placing and the issue of 10,000,000 new ordinary shares at 3.75p per share, pursuant to the exercise of warrants.

The Company has also issued 470,000 new ordinary shares at 5p per share in settlement of professional advisors’ fees.

Application has been made for 18,870,000 new ordinary shares to be admitted to trading on AIM and it is expected that admission will take place on 24 April 2006.

Contact:

Alan Frame, Westport Communications Ltd 020 7405 7777 07850 944187

Chris Thomas, International Medical Devices Plc 020 7659 5216

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EMS business model gets stronger and stronger.

take a look

Earnings per share index.


Period Ending 1st Half 2nd Half Full Year
30-06-2006 0.9 -- --
30-06-2005 -1.0 -0.6 -1.6
30-06-2004 -0.7 -0.1 -0.8
30-06-2003 -0.5 -0.7 -1.2
 
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