UK 16:52 Saturday, 7 November 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
Tungsten (TUNG) has announced results for its year ended 30th April 2016 and that “the board is confident the company is well positioned for further sustainable growth”. The shares are further lower, at a current 43p, in response. Hmmm…
Tungsten Corp (TUNG) has updated on a cash balance “£1.1 million in excess of the board's expectations” and revenues for its year ended 30th April “representing an increase of at least 12.5% on the prior year”. The shares are though currently lower, at around 58p, in response. Hmmm, better continue reading…
Edi Truell, the founder of Tungsten (TUNG) has today quit the cash guzzling disaster story following the board rejecting his latest hare brained corpororate proposals. Mad Edi stepped down as CEO last July ago but remained, until today, as a NED. Does this make the shares more or less attractive?
Having fallen from heights touching 400p in 2014 to commence 2016 at sub 40p, shares in Tungsten Corp (TUNG) are now back to nearly 70p, to capitalise the company at £87.6 million. Post a recent ‘Capital Markets Day’, is this justified? …
Tungsten Corp (TUNG) has updated that “trading in the third quarter was in line with market expectations, and that revenues for the full year to 30 April 2016 are expected to be broadly in line with its previous guidance”. With that guidance – for “revenue of at least £27.5m” – emphasised as recently as December, the now only “broadly” in line has helped the shares currently around 8% lower today towards 60p. And there is more…
Having been a major faller after commencing 2015 at 283.75p and ending the year at 37.125p (following interim results hilarity - see HERE), shares in Tungsten Corp (TUNG) are currently on the rise but…
At the 18th April 2015 UK Investor Show, the top shorts of bears Evil Knievil, Lucian Miers, Matt Earl and Kevin Ashton were announced. As noted HERE, we're monitoring progress of those also having been identified as shorts by significant investment companies...
Tungsten (TUNG) announced its half year results to October on Wednesday and followed it up with an analyst call, which did nothing to demonstrate that there is a viable business there.
From the FCA's spreadsheet of short positions required to be disclosed to it, the following details the shorted AIM shares (by net short position %) and if this position has increased (red), reduced (green) or remained unchanged (black) since a previous analysis HERE…
The financial highlights from today’s interim results announcement from Tungsten Corp (TUNG) include “Loss after tax of £17.6m (H1-FY15: £14.7m loss)”, but not to worry as Chairman Nick Parker reassures that the company “is making progress, achieving strong revenue growth and concluding encouraging customer renewal agreements… with a strong pipeline of new customers and prioritisation of activities that accelerate the realisation of profitable business, I believe Tungsten is well placed to deliver sustainable growth”. Hmmm…
Since Tungsten Corporation’s (TUNG) share price peaked around 400p just over a year ago, prompting its then boss, Edi Truell to brag about the £400 millionn Market cap at the AGM, the market retribution has been savage and unrelenting. The shares are down over ninety percent and that’s after raising a further £30mn in the markets. (Memo to CEOs out there: Never brag about your shareprice)
From the FCA's spreadsheet of short positions required to be disclosed to it, the following details the shorted AIM shares (by net short position %) and if this position has increased (red), reduced (green) or remained unchanged (black) since a previous analysis HERE…
As predicted recently, this week's Tungsten (TUNG) AGM statement and first quarter trading statement did nothing to suggest that there is a viable business there and underlined the difficult predicament facing hapless CEO, Richard Hurwitz, who has been tasked with clearing up the mess left by former boss, the wannabe disrupter and visionary, Edi Truell.
An AGM trading update including that “to meet our growth plans we need to increase the pace of bringing suppliers onto the network, sign-up more new buyers to join the network, secure further buyer renewals at enhanced pricing and new suppliers to Early Payment” and that “we have further changes to make, notably in supplementing the new leadership team… In addition, we are undertaking a detailed review of our operating cost base” supports the view already widely expressed on this website that new Tungsten Corp (TUNG) CEO, Richard Hurwitz, has been left a true mess by predecessor and company founder Edmund Truell…
Last week I warned about overvalued AIM listed Tech promotion Tern (TERN) PLC at 26p. The shares are currently 19p so it does look as is sentiment and momentum has finally turned (excuse the pun)
From the FCA's spreadsheet of short positions required to be disclosed to it, the following details the shorted AIM shares (by net short position %) and if this position has increased (red), reduced (green) or remained unchanged (black) since a previous analysis HERE…
