Market's view on Trellus Health.
Published on April 2024
- There are concerns about the company’s future prospects and long-term viability after inheriting shares from a dividend payment.
- The company’s app has a total of 180 downloads, no ratings, and is not ranked, which may indicate limited market penetration.
- Some watchers are concerned about potential negative impacts on share price due to actions by major shareholders.
- The company has an estimated market capitalization of £3.2 million and was burning through £0.55 million per month as of the end of 2023.
- Observations were made regarding a significant shareholder increasing their stake, which could signal a potential attempt to take the company private.
- A surprising stock sell-off occurred following what was perceived as a positive news release, leading to confusion among watchers.
- The company announced a long-awaited deal in the U.S., but specifics were lacking, leading to doubts about its significance.
- Concerns were raised about a potential “pump and dump” operation and an increase in short positions.
- The company’s cash reserves are reportedly higher than its market capitalization, which sparked some intrigue.
- The shift from a Direct-to-Consumer (D2C) model to a Business-to-Business (B2B) model was noted, with no current users and trials not expected to yield results until the second quarter of 2024.
- Download figures for the company’s app were disappointingly low, with only 130 total downloads, raising concerns about the company’s ability to execute its business plan.
- The recent investor call did not meet expectations, with the company trading close to its cash value and ongoing concerns about the slow pace of U.S. healthcare roll-outs for small companies.