QHL - Quickstep Holdings
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FYI: According to their Fourth Quarter Report, one of Quickstep's products, the "Flatout Boat", will be featured on The New Inventors on ABC TV at 8 pm tonight (9th August). Might be worth watching.
Cheers, Staybaker (holding QHL).
Cheers, Staybaker (holding QHL).
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time for another look at the protential blue sky of this co. the share price has slowly fallen to 39.5 before reversing upward these last few days to 43 cents. could there be a bit more momentum leading into more announcements in october & november?
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the flat-out boat starts production shortly. a great lead-in to a promising future.
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New to this chat room. Have been following QHL for some time. It's doing very nicely now, but it's certainly very near its peak. I think there will be some profit taking in the next few weeks. May get back to 50's which would be a good buying opportunity.
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Re: QHL - Quickstep Holdings- Definitely worth a look
QHL is definitely worth a apectulative punt, though I'd let it pull back 20% first as it is trading near a peak. Definitely on the rise though.
QHL is definitely worth a apectulative punt, though I'd let it pull back 20% first as it is trading near a peak. Definitely on the rise though.
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Re: QHL - Quickstep Holdings- Definitely worth a look
their annual report talks of preparing for aerospace composite production in their new premises. are they hinting that talks are progressing well....very well indeed. if it did retrace to 50 cents it would be an absolute bargain.Green Lantern said:
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I agree. I think it will drop back to high 50s , low 60s in the next fortnight. Just a hunch.
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I think Quickstep (QHL) worth another look. Had slipped from a high of 80c Dec 06 to bottom around 42 in March. Gone from there to current 63c over 3 days or so but expect could spike much higher soon. The company is proving its state-of-art composite technology to the big aerospace corps & has had positive response to date. Has flagged the release of very significant announcements in this regard late April & may.
This from The Australian....
Quickstep innovation prepares for take-off
Steve Creedy
March 30, 2007
AN innovative composites manufacturing process developed by Perth-based Quickstep Holdings could be used for the large-scale manufacture of aerospace parts as early as next year.
The company is establishing a new testing and manufacturing facility in Munich, Germany, and says talks on a co-operation and development agreement with "a leading European-based aircraft manufacturer" are expected to produce an announcement by May.
The talks, reportedly with Airbus, come as Quickstep has also established a technology advisory board to accelerate the commercialisation of the company's process, a new alternative to the traditional way of producing composite parts.
The board is headed by a composites expert and former senior Airbus executive Andrew Walker.
Quickstep chairman Mark Jenkins said the Munich operation would allow the aircraft manufacturer's experts to examine the company's liquid-cured manufacturing system.
Mr Jenkins said Quickstep was already bidding on parts and was working towards aircraft certification.
"It's about engagement and showing them what Quickstep can do," he said.
Quickstep is well placed to capitalise on a switch by aircraft manufacturers to composite materials, which are lighter than traditional metal parts.
Mr Jenkins said this change meant there was not enough autoclave capacity to meet demand.
"And autoclaves are big and bulky ... so they need an alternative and we're a leading contender," he said.
The science behind Quickstep was also fundamentally better than traditional methods, Mr Jenkins said.
This from The Australian....
Quickstep innovation prepares for take-off
Steve Creedy
March 30, 2007
AN innovative composites manufacturing process developed by Perth-based Quickstep Holdings could be used for the large-scale manufacture of aerospace parts as early as next year.
The company is establishing a new testing and manufacturing facility in Munich, Germany, and says talks on a co-operation and development agreement with "a leading European-based aircraft manufacturer" are expected to produce an announcement by May.
The talks, reportedly with Airbus, come as Quickstep has also established a technology advisory board to accelerate the commercialisation of the company's process, a new alternative to the traditional way of producing composite parts.
The board is headed by a composites expert and former senior Airbus executive Andrew Walker.
Quickstep chairman Mark Jenkins said the Munich operation would allow the aircraft manufacturer's experts to examine the company's liquid-cured manufacturing system.
Mr Jenkins said Quickstep was already bidding on parts and was working towards aircraft certification.
"It's about engagement and showing them what Quickstep can do," he said.
Quickstep is well placed to capitalise on a switch by aircraft manufacturers to composite materials, which are lighter than traditional metal parts.
Mr Jenkins said this change meant there was not enough autoclave capacity to meet demand.
"And autoclaves are big and bulky ... so they need an alternative and we're a leading contender," he said.
The science behind Quickstep was also fundamentally better than traditional methods, Mr Jenkins said.
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Quickstep exits a Trading Halt at opening. Has a positive whiff about it. Company has been flagging a May announcement. Expecting increasing interest shown by Major aircraft firms will progress the companies advanced composite materials business/patents.
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As per my previous posts....I am a real fan of this company. Groundbreaking Australian composite technology that is meeting great interest from aircraft manufacters in US & Europe. The latest newsletter, released today is very positive & neatly summarises the company's potential>>
http://www.quickstep.com.au/files/document/146_Quickstep_Company_Newsletter_June_2007.pdf
http://www.quickstep.com.au/files/document/146_Quickstep_Company_Newsletter_June_2007.pdf
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Announced overnight that Macquarie Funds Management has taken a 6% stake at $0.60 per share after conducting due diligence and visiting their operations. Defines a base price. Currently trading at that 0.60.
Oz tech co that has the potential to benefit hugely from projected growth in global aircraft construction.
Oz tech co that has the potential to benefit hugely from projected growth in global aircraft construction.
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Big announcement out today - albeit strangely released as non-price sensitive. Quickstep has commenced manufacture of aircraft components inWA ...establishing a world-class aerospace operation to supply the major internationals. Have secured the services of 3 senior engineers from Airbus to accelerate rampup....
Mkt capitalisation only ~ 80mill
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20080117/pdf/316z7bv50t0cwd.pdf
Mkt capitalisation only ~ 80mill
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20080117/pdf/316z7bv50t0cwd.pdf
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this stock has been reccomended to me by a newsletter i subscribe to as a "bargain basement stock severely undervalued by the market". ive done abit of snooping around and come to the same conclusion... anyone have any further comments on it???
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Hi bandicoot76,
Can you give us any more details of the report's findings?
Basic QHL stuff for newcomers like me;
~162M shares on issue.
~$4M in bank with a $A10 million convertible loan agreement with Al Farida Investments Co LLC, based in UAE. Converting to 20c QHL shares.
QHL aspire to be a leading edge carbon fibre composite manufacturer targeting in particular the aerospace industry. F-35 and potential UAE contracts are drawcards.
I'm sure others can give a better summary.
Cheers,
Kenny
Can you give us any more details of the report's findings?
Basic QHL stuff for newcomers like me;
~162M shares on issue.
~$4M in bank with a $A10 million convertible loan agreement with Al Farida Investments Co LLC, based in UAE. Converting to 20c QHL shares.
QHL aspire to be a leading edge carbon fibre composite manufacturer targeting in particular the aerospace industry. F-35 and potential UAE contracts are drawcards.
I'm sure others can give a better summary.
Cheers,
Kenny
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only rumours that theyve got something big brewing with airbus... nothing substantial i'm afraid... i got 25000 @ 0.2 for a speculative punt
newsletter just basically said that it had big potential...
newsletter just basically said that it had big potential...
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nice announcement today about the MOU with lockheed to supply USD$700M of contracts. watch this space for a breakout baby yeah! 
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Does anyone know the barriers to entry for carbon fibre manufacture?
How can this company compete with China?
How can this company compete with China?
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Quickstep has developed its own carbon fibre technology protected by patents. We are talking bout years of research and development here aimed at the top end of the aircraft industry, not some fisher and price toy. Well done fellow holders and strap in because its my guess that the ride has just begun
