Vislink (VLK) has announced that it has changed its name to Pebble Beach Systems Group (PEB) following ‘completion’ of the disposal of its hardware division, with “in accordance with the terms the deferred consideration is due to be paid within 45 days of completion”. Hmmm...
Following an after-hours Friday affirmed agreement, conditional on shareholder approval, for the $16 million sale of the assets of its hardware division, Vislink (VLK) has made a “Trading Update” announcement rather showing why…
Shares in AIM-listed Vislink (VLK) have had a roller-coaster couple of years. They started 2015 at around 41p, raced ahead to 60p by mid-year (2015) but now languish at just 12.625p as at last week’s close. Having been tipped by Steve Moore in the ShareProphets 2015 Christmas tipfest as well as making an appearance on the Nifty Fifty courtesy of Steve and Tom Winnifrith did it all go wrong for the duo? Er, no. As the old saying goes, “when the facts change”….
Having slumped to sub 8p, shares in Vislink (VLK) are currently approaching 8% higher, at 8.625p, on the back of a “Pebble Beach Systems Announces Strong Growth” announcement. What’s the detail?
A July profit warning meant results for the first half of 2016 from Vislink (VLK) were not going to be good but, on revenue 15% lower than in the corresponding 2015 period, at £22.6 million, a loss of £32.8 million!?! And there’s worse…
Vislink (VLK) shares are down a further 21% today to 11.65p, for a market cap of just £14.25 million, as the fallout continues from yesterday’s hideous trading update. This is an opportune moment to make a few points on the issue of falling knives and when to catch them.
