Market Cap 2.14M
Revenue (ttm) 43.79M
Net Income (ttm) -37.38M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -85.36%
Debt to Equity Ratio -1.50
Volume 79,829
Avg Vol 158,942
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 3.59M
Stochastic %K 6%
Beta N/A
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target $15.00

Company Profile

Trinity Biotech plc acquires, together with its subsidiaries, develops, acquires, manufactures, and markets medical diagnostic products for the clinical laboratory and point-of-care (POC) segments of the diagnostic market in the Americas, Asia, Africa, and Europe. The company offers clinical laboratory products, including diagnostic tests and instrumentation, which detects infectious diseases; sexually transmitted diseases consisting of syphilis and herpes; SARS-CoV-2; and epstein barr, measles,...

Industry: Medical Devices
Sector: Healthcare
Phone: 353 1 276 9800
Fax: 353 1 276 9888
Address:
IDA Business Park, Bray, Ireland
deepthinker
deepthinker May. 11 at 4:46 PM
$TRIB $XGN figured out how turn a NY State lab into a compressive autoimmune business. Trinity didn’t. Given the intro of new tests, I wonder if there’s not something possible there. Perceptive controls both companies, interestingly enough.
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deepthinker
deepthinker May. 11 at 2:21 PM
$TRIB With the comprehensive transformation plan largely complete, but stuck at $50 million of revs (or less), this seems more like a platform to which other lower-margin diagnostics companies could be attached. Underutilized asset ATM.
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deepthinker
deepthinker May. 8 at 2:36 PM
$TRIB We’re waiting for something, Just not sure what.
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deepthinker
deepthinker May. 7 at 3:29 PM
$TRIB My take on Hanta: It will flame out quickly, like monkeypox. But, Trinity might sell a few extra Bartels Flextrans units.
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DJORCKO
DJORCKO May. 7 at 3:02 PM
$TRIB they have a vaccine they can use againt the new virus called ribavirin
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ryan2019
ryan2019 May. 6 at 3:09 PM
$TRIB 🚨 I get the criticism: “Same old Trinity story. Big potential. No follow-through.” Fair. But this time the setup has to be judged by what changes next, not what disappointed investors in the past. ✅ HIV production scaling back up ✅ New North America commercial lead added ✅ Core business aiming for revenue/profitability improvement ✅ Perceptive still involved ✅ CGM+ still the major wildcard Nobody is saying management gets a free pass. They have to prove it. But that is exactly why the valuation is where it is. If revenue starts ticking up and CGM+ gets any credible validation, partner update, or pivotal trial progress, sentiment could flip fast. The market is pricing in complete failure. So the real question is this: Is $TRIB still the same old story… or are we finally seeing the first signs of a turnaround? 👀
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deepthinker
deepthinker May. 6 at 2:28 PM
$TRIB Left field thought regarding the abandoned Meritas troponin test. Could that be resurrected as part of the CGM testing array? Troponin does enter the interstitial fluid. We know that test wasn’t fit for purpose in a hospital setting, but how about as a “lifestyle” indicator sort of like an Apple Watch alerts users to possible arrhythmias? I’m sure they’ve at least considered this. Right?
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deepthinker
deepthinker May. 5 at 3:31 PM
$TRIB Gillard has a board, has in house counsel, has an investment bank, has Perceptive, has the guys from Waveform, has people from Philips. Where are the creative solutions here? I can think of 10 possibilities right now. This assumes that the device is a thing.
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deepthinker
deepthinker May. 5 at 3:08 PM
$TRIB Trinity’s sitting on a perpetual license deal with Dexcom, an IP deal with Bayer, and a bunch of recently filed and granted patents of its own. Yet, no one cares? That’s odd. I’m sure Trinity’s counsel has taken a hard look at what that might mean. Several Asian players don’t dare enter the US as they’d never make it out of patent court. Unless…
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Clydagh
Clydagh May. 5 at 7:18 AM
$TRIB Perceptive advance another $2.5M - suggests deal is a way off yet. June maybe.
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Latest News on TRIB
Trinity Biotech Provides Business and Trading Update

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Trinity Biotech files to sell 55.89M American depositary shares

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Trinity Biotech appoints Paul Murphy as interim CFO

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Trinity Biotech appoints Paul Murphy as interim CFO


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Trinity Biotech Announces Q3 2024 Financial Results

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deepthinker
deepthinker May. 11 at 4:46 PM
$TRIB $XGN figured out how turn a NY State lab into a compressive autoimmune business. Trinity didn’t. Given the intro of new tests, I wonder if there’s not something possible there. Perceptive controls both companies, interestingly enough.
0 · Reply
deepthinker
deepthinker May. 11 at 2:21 PM
$TRIB With the comprehensive transformation plan largely complete, but stuck at $50 million of revs (or less), this seems more like a platform to which other lower-margin diagnostics companies could be attached. Underutilized asset ATM.
0 · Reply
deepthinker
deepthinker May. 8 at 2:36 PM
$TRIB We’re waiting for something, Just not sure what.
0 · Reply
deepthinker
deepthinker May. 7 at 3:29 PM
$TRIB My take on Hanta: It will flame out quickly, like monkeypox. But, Trinity might sell a few extra Bartels Flextrans units.
1 · Reply
DJORCKO
DJORCKO May. 7 at 3:02 PM
$TRIB they have a vaccine they can use againt the new virus called ribavirin
0 · Reply
ryan2019
ryan2019 May. 6 at 3:09 PM
$TRIB 🚨 I get the criticism: “Same old Trinity story. Big potential. No follow-through.” Fair. But this time the setup has to be judged by what changes next, not what disappointed investors in the past. ✅ HIV production scaling back up ✅ New North America commercial lead added ✅ Core business aiming for revenue/profitability improvement ✅ Perceptive still involved ✅ CGM+ still the major wildcard Nobody is saying management gets a free pass. They have to prove it. But that is exactly why the valuation is where it is. If revenue starts ticking up and CGM+ gets any credible validation, partner update, or pivotal trial progress, sentiment could flip fast. The market is pricing in complete failure. So the real question is this: Is $TRIB still the same old story… or are we finally seeing the first signs of a turnaround? 👀
1 · Reply
deepthinker
deepthinker May. 6 at 2:28 PM
$TRIB Left field thought regarding the abandoned Meritas troponin test. Could that be resurrected as part of the CGM testing array? Troponin does enter the interstitial fluid. We know that test wasn’t fit for purpose in a hospital setting, but how about as a “lifestyle” indicator sort of like an Apple Watch alerts users to possible arrhythmias? I’m sure they’ve at least considered this. Right?
0 · Reply
deepthinker
deepthinker May. 5 at 3:31 PM
$TRIB Gillard has a board, has in house counsel, has an investment bank, has Perceptive, has the guys from Waveform, has people from Philips. Where are the creative solutions here? I can think of 10 possibilities right now. This assumes that the device is a thing.
1 · Reply
deepthinker
deepthinker May. 5 at 3:08 PM
$TRIB Trinity’s sitting on a perpetual license deal with Dexcom, an IP deal with Bayer, and a bunch of recently filed and granted patents of its own. Yet, no one cares? That’s odd. I’m sure Trinity’s counsel has taken a hard look at what that might mean. Several Asian players don’t dare enter the US as they’d never make it out of patent court. Unless…
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Clydagh
Clydagh May. 5 at 7:18 AM
$TRIB Perceptive advance another $2.5M - suggests deal is a way off yet. June maybe.
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firesice
firesice May. 4 at 1:31 PM
$TRIB Does their website not work?
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deepthinker
deepthinker May. 4 at 10:49 AM
$TRIB None of those Chinese CGM makers are ever going to get to the US market because Dexcom, Abbott and Minimed will have them in patent court forever. But, guess what, Trinity has already resolved its patent disputes with Dexcom (and Bayer). Any Chinese (or other) maker which wants to potentially enter the US market for cheap would be wise to grab Trinity (assuming they think the updated CGM will eventually make it to market).
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focafoca99
focafoca99 May. 1 at 1:46 PM
$TRIB appointed Jerry Lydon to lead North America commercial operations as the company pushes for stronger revenue quality and profitability.
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deepthinker
deepthinker Apr. 29 at 8:30 PM
$TRIB $DXCM has lost $27 billion of market cap over last the two years.
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Clydagh
Clydagh Apr. 29 at 4:42 PM
$TRIB Trib are investing in a new website. Why would that be.. My view has not changed. Bayer have never gone away. the deal is coming.
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deepthinker
deepthinker Apr. 28 at 5:18 PM
$TRIB The whole history here isn’t really relevant now. The only question: will recently incorporated technologies (which are real) turn the Waveform “prototype” into a workable and attractive CGM product in the short term? Just don’t know yet.
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firesice
firesice Apr. 27 at 3:03 AM
$TRIB CGM
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GuineaPigForever
GuineaPigForever Apr. 22 at 11:14 PM
$TRIB After hours someone felt the need to ask for 10 of their shares to sell for .69 and they did sell for a wopping $6.90 Why? For what reason?
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GuineaPigForever
GuineaPigForever Apr. 22 at 12:31 PM
$TRIB What was that this morning? A 20% drop on just a few shares? It came right back of course, but really?...Who even puts an ask price on just a few shares for 20% lower then the current price? Manipulation anyone?
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firesice
firesice Apr. 19 at 7:05 PM
$TRIB CGM
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Think_Bigly
Think_Bigly Apr. 17 at 9:39 PM
$TRIB Cap'n Ron should sell the boat. $46.5M annual sales x 3.2 p/s = $148M.. or ~$8/share. Nice growth ahead for a larger marketing group with several new tests.. and the CGM for.. i.e. ABT or Bayer.. etc.
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deepthinker
deepthinker Apr. 16 at 3:00 PM
$TRIB Only two questions: does the CGM work and, if so, what is Perceptive going to do with it?
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