Describing itself as an “international provider of advanced water and environmental monitoring technologies”, Metir (MET) has issued full-year results headlined “Strong commercial delivery; platform set for accelerating growth”. But if the results were strong, being for the 2025 calendar year, I suggest they would likely have been announced before now!
Describing itself as a “leading global provider of fast-response, mobile and point-of-use water and environmental monitoring technologies”, Metir (MET) has announced “Milestone achieved under Aptamer Group collaboration agreement” and that it “believes this represents a significant commercial opportunity for advanced, continuous detection systems that support regulatory compliance, operational resilience and public health protection. Several UK water companies have expressed preliminary interest in trialling a Proof of Concept device”. What’s the detail and outlook from here, with the shares currently up to 0.8p in response?
Self-described “leading global provider of fast response mobile and point-of-use water and environmental testing technology”, Metir plc (MET) less than three weeks ago issued a ‘Trading Update and Growth Plan’ announcement including that “given the invoiced sales and forecasts, the group is comfortable that it has sufficient projected revenue and cash resources for the foreseeable future”. I questioned for how long was that though?, as the shares fell below 0.80p and, even being a small cap - with a £2.4 million market cap - on AIM, it’s now a ‘Fundraise’ announcement (natch!).
Self-described “leading global provider of fast response mobile and point-of-use water and environmental testing technology”, Metir (MET) has issued a “Trading Update and Growth Plan”-titled announcement and what about the shares, already down from approaching 1.30p as recently as September, currently further down in response at below 0.80p?
Describing itself as “an international developer and provider of testing solutions for unique and underserved public health and environmental markets”, Metir (MET) today “is pleased to announce the successful completion of a fundraise… up to £850,000 before expenses to support the continuing growth of the company”. How does the fundraise compare to a current 0.675p share price and the share price previously?
Describing itself as “an international developer and provider of testing solutions for unique and underserved public health and environmental markets”, Metir plc (MET) has issued a “Trading Update” it states it “is pleased to present”. So, already down at 0.725p from above 0.80p in March, why are the shares currently further down in response?
