devonplay
16 Apr 2015
360? 360 possible from here?Commentators suggesting 330, top figure I've seen 356.(Some might even know it as Harrisons and Crosfield. First time I bought back it was '94 when they sold the plantations off)DL
albent
05 Apr 2015
Established income payer, in a sturdy financial position with a proven track record. Anyone interested can see an infographic on Elementis [link]
II Editor
01 Apr 2015
NEW ARTICLE: Trends and Targets for 2/04/2015 "Easter Freebie - our FUTURES below are all readable! Hopefully they are as accurate again!ELEMENTIS (LSE:ELM) Â We're NOT share tipsters and only comment against numeric potentials. But every now and then, we come across something which presents ..."[link]
dave297
24 Feb 2015
Good Results Better than I expected as a long term holder of a small number of shares
devonplay
19 Feb 2015
Re: Oil and $ "I repeat - a good company" Agreed.I'm a little surprised the price isn't softer. Then I would be, as I'm looking for an opportunity to add more.DL
pharmaspecialist
19 Feb 2015
Message to Investor Relations Please could I suggest to the person in charge of Investor Relations that they improve the information on the corporate web site. When I searched on "Dividend History" nothing was found. When I finally found the dividend history on the web site the last dividend shown was the final dividend in 2010. When I tried to contact Investors Relations about this using the online system, it did not work. I get the impression that there is room for improvement here.
wineberry
24 Nov 2014
Oil and $ There is no doubt in my mind that this is a solid company with good products but selling inevitably into an international market and into a sector as one of its customers that is currently in a bear market. Therefore two factors are affecting the share price:a) the severe drop in the price of oil per barrel is making the explorers reduce or slow down their activities, which in turn affects the 'picks and shovels' companies (see Petrofac); in turn those companies require less suppliesb) the $ exchange rate. There is a view that the $ is on a bull run; if it is, then the earnings of many companies are going to be affected.I repeat - a good company but can one deploy the capital tied up to any better advantage?
