From £6.99 per month
ShareProphets
The one stop source for breaking news, expert analysis, and podcasts on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares

MINDING THE LSE’S BUSINESS

Join for as low as £6.99 per month

With ShareProphets’ membership, you receive:

• All premium articles

• Tom Winnifrith’s Bearcast

• Access to all the entire nearly 10 year archive

• ShareProphets Daily Newsletter

Results: TPX

Search articles by EPIC code
EPIC TPX
views

TPXimpact – having admitted it’s ‘engaged with its bankers’ as debt covenants breach looms, now management LTIP and retention awards (natch)!

I wrote on TPXimpact (TPX) at the end of last month; I having stated ‘good luck’ on even its previously-downgraded outlook, now another trading warning (and worse!). That “worse” was it having to ‘actively engage with its bankers’ with it “unlikely to satisfy its debt covenants at 31 March 2023” and I concluded that despite a slump to a below 30p share price still avoid / sell. The shares last closed at 24.25p and now… a “LTIP, PDMR Dealings & Retention Award”-titled announcement!

EPIC TPX
views

TPXimpact – I having stated ‘good luck’ on even its previously-downgraded outlook, now another trading warning (and worse!)

Previously writing on TPXimpact (TPX), in October with the shares at 32.5p I noted director share purchases to try to reassure the market rather than of real conviction?, following that this ‘digital transformation’ provider struggling with its own transformation!. The shares had recovered to last close at 46p, but now a “Q3 Trading Update”.

EPIC TPX
views

TPXimpact – director share purchases to try to reassure the market rather than of real conviction?

On recently writing on ‘digital transformation’ business TPXimpact (TPX) the shares had fallen to 32.5p. They recovered to 34.9p but, on a good day for the markets, are currently back at 32.5p despite the company announcing that “certain directors and senior management of the company have purchased a total of 236,820 ordinary shares”. So what’s the story?

EPIC TPX
views

Panoply's Share Price Could Beat a Recent Surge if A-list customers Continue to Sign Up

Hello, Share Takers. How’s this for a spiffing idea? You help organisations that need to make more money by building them internet platforms specially designed to attract the dough. If that body happens to be a charity, like Unicef, for example, then your business idea does the world a lot of good. And if your customer is the British government that wants to bring together hundreds of different companies to make and supply hospital ventilators, then how can you go wrong?

Page 1 of 1 (10 articles)
Subscribe to our newsletter

Daily digest of our latest stories.



Search ShareProphets

Complete Coverage

Recent Comments