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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Ennstone | LSE:ENN | London | Ordinary Share | GB0001787257 | ORD 25P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 1.15 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
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22/9/2010 13:04 | Breedon has been bought by Marwyn Materials for £2.25m. Marwyn is run by Peter Tom, who is no friend of Vaughan Mcloed, so almost certainly no job for VM. | abadan2 | |
18/8/2010 09:33 | jordon - 29 Mar'09 - 19:38 - 1352 of 1370 So Vaughan Mcleod was CEO of Ennstone. He is now heading Breedon Holdings ltd who have bought Ennstone's uk and Polish Subsidiaries. I hope but no not expect that he will do a better job at Breedon Holdings. It will be interesting to see who the other shareholders in Breedon are. Hmm! a rum business indeed, but it must be legal. | vatteton | |
18/8/2010 08:26 | He's proberly got a nice little position someware | vatteton | |
18/8/2010 08:24 | Where's Vaughan...??? | chrisdgb | |
18/8/2010 07:44 | VATTETON - 2 Jul'08 - 09:30 - 968 of 1365 edit alfred did you see a cash shell vehicle float last month called Marwyn Materials,to consolidate underperforming companies in this sector. The interesting thing is one of the directors is Peter Tom of AGG | vatteton | |
18/8/2010 07:35 | What a suprise lol | philo124 | |
30/6/2010 15:53 | I wish I had made some other investment gains to utilise CGT liability!! | maccack | |
30/11/2009 10:12 | FOR THOSE DOING THEIR TAX RETURN AND HAVE CGT TAX LIABILITY- ENN IS NEGLIBLE VALUE PER REVENUE AGREEMENT 02/04/09.SAVED ME £1000. LOL | philo124 | |
24/4/2009 19:12 | When Mcleods funeral is anybody know???? some one told me he is dead now. | bull_mega | |
17/4/2009 02:11 | you would probably stand a better chance of being listened to if you complain collectively as a shareholder group rather than individually. there are probably many shareholders who read this thread but who never post. fortunately, I was not a holder of ENN when it went into administration | nod | |
14/4/2009 22:35 | This one is great Perhaps (from the insolvency.gsi.gov.u Anyone who wishes to complain about a pre-pack administration or considers that they have been unduly disadvantaged by an administration (or other corporate insolvency process) can telephone The Insolvency Service hotline on 0845 601 3546 or email: enforcement.hotline@ | whyme | |
13/4/2009 22:30 | maybe a case of if the company was sold whole via shares or by asset then this maybe the case. selling via share's means maybe that you have debts and all nothing left out. An asset sale maybe you hand pick the sale parts from the administrators. Maybe one could say that each shareholder owns an asset or part owns each asset of the company or the future good will purchase ? Or each shareholder has the company house share nom value ? The stucture of the new company maybe quite interesting within 3 weeks a lot of directors moved. perhaps it would be a learning curve to watch out for this in other companies. Barclays is still the funder so it seems. Not only do I feel sorry for us shareholders but also for the suppliers who maybe left with nothing, no loyalty to the shareholders who may have helped the directors in their fortunes. Dump and Run ? A better option could be to contact your MP or the banking comm in the commons for investigations into this type of practice and supplier and shareholders compensation. | whyme | |
11/4/2009 19:50 | why administrators sold company to Breedon Holdings without giving any share or compensation to share holders ???? Clear conspiracy needs to be taken to the court and teach lesson to the crooks. | bull_mega | |
10/4/2009 00:41 | This looks like a typical pre-pack company (think about GM in the states, perhaps the company goes down and good assets sold to the new company and bad ones including shareholders are lost) - nice hey ? | whyme | |
09/4/2009 08:37 | The Scotsman this AM Published Date: 09 April 2009 AGGREGATES firm Ennstone Thistle has reported a £945,000 pre-tax loss for 2008, despite a 20 per cent rise in turnover to £100.8 million. The figures are revealed in newly filed accounts for the Angus company, which was acquired as part of a larger deal by Breedon Holdings last month. Ennstone Thistle employs about 400 staff. Ennstone Group has operations in England and Wales, as well as Poland and the US. | vatteton | |
02/4/2009 11:18 | crook guy wins | bull_mega | |
29/3/2009 18:38 | So Vaughan Mcleod was CEO of Ennstone. He is now heading Breedon Holdings ltd who have bought Ennstone's uk and Polish Subsidiaries. I hope but no not expect that he will do a better job at Breedon Holdings. It will be interesting to see who the other shareholders in Breedon are. Hmm! a rum business indeed, but it must be legal. | jordon | |
29/3/2009 14:55 | Great pity that a sound company, Breedon, was taken over and run into the ground by Mcleod a man who attended every presentation in london at the Islington and Barbican presentation centres to try to drum up support from small shareholders when he would have been better advised to have saved the company's money and let the figures speak for themselves. | mw8156 | |
17/3/2009 07:38 | Investors' protection comes from the FSA and the London Stock Exchange. | nod |
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