UK 21:44 Saturday, 7 November 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
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My friends in private equity all tell me the same story - the key is management, management and management. AIM listed TyraTech (TYR) has this in spades. In fact a number of the team came from very big jobs in very big companies to run a very small company. Last year, I said to Bruno Jactel the CEO that I could see the shares at 25p or higher. His answer was that he was not there to build a company valued in £10s of millions, but in £100s of millions.
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wildrides
Interesting , very interlesting. I shall go away and study .
wildrides
A bit puzzled as to why they are on Aim being an American outfit and why they placed just recently to launch product in the UK whilst only just having launched in US . I would have thought concentrating on getting market share in the US first with the marketing spend would be more fruitful . Its not as if there are not enough nit ridden reprobate school children in the US to go at . Why could they not raise funds on the US markets if the tech behind the nit shampoo is so good .
( please dont anyone say “disruptive technology” or I will shoot myself)
A bit skeptical if I am honest, but I will look out for it in my local boots and superdrug launch and then ask the staff how it flies off the shelf or otherwise . The Brits tend to be a bit skeptical of American “ wonder products” to be honest . I just hope the marketing does not come American stylee like bad Remmington group adverts of the past .
wildrides
Tried my broker ( Barc ) and can sell TYR only, and buy TYRU, but only by phone and there is a TAX form to fill in at which point I lost interest .