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TAIH Taihua

0.875
0.00 (0.00%)
18 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Taihua LSE:TAIH London Ordinary Share GB00B1GC5F60 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.875 0.00 00:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
  -
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 0.875 GBX

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Posted at 02/10/2021 19:08 by yobstol
Regarding TAIH, should it have appeared on this list of companies ?



Did anyone claim a loss to HMRC from their TAIHUA holding ?
Posted at 22/8/2017 13:07 by mcfly79
Hi,

tony, or anyone else, have you received share certificates from a Barclays Market Master account?

Thanks
Posted at 19/5/2017 07:21 by zangdook
As someone who used to be in TAIH, and has followed the story even after getting out, I'd be interested to know if the company approaches shareholders with an offer, or if anything else significant happens. I didn't join the FB group because I no longer hold.
Posted at 26/4/2017 09:37 by yasharsad
@Andy, you are right. Shorters are closing. The exact thing happened to me when i was holding CAZA. The share price started moving, but after a few days the company announced that it is delisting. Watch out.
Posted at 12/4/2017 13:33 by noirua
I remember similar happening with a company named Placer Pacific before computers arrived on the scene. I received the first phone call before the company finished trading asking me how I would vote. Then a second phone call to see if I had voted. After trading ended another call arrived offering me 23p a share and that was 2.5p above the last traded price - I refused. Then a second call arrived saying the offer was final at 26p a share - I refused. Then I heard they had reached 90% and my shares were compulsorily purchased at 26p a share.
Mind you, there were fun and games in the last few weeks of trading and the lowest price was around 15p. So careful watchers could reap good rewards at Taihua if they bide their time and accept risks involved.
Posted at 07/4/2017 07:40 by lyonst5
Oxtail, The value the company and what is a reasonable price shareholders would accept can be poles apart. I am currently not in full knowledge about state of the company so rather hard to really say a price, but certainly north of the recent buyback price . I am personally in no rush to sell out and may consider another visit to China to reappraise the situation again before taking any decision on whether to hold my stake in a private Taihua or not.
Posted at 05/4/2017 16:08 by tonytwotouch
well....it's blatant fraud imo...issued flesh stock cheap on behalf of a director....shortly afterwards taken it private...do peeps really think that nick would sell out at less than a 1/3 of his purchase price?...the difference will have been made up off book...he was worse than useless to us anyhows....need someone with corporate law background to see how this company have consistently undermined 4he sentiment and consequently the share price
Posted at 06/1/2017 10:18 by duplicate book
Morning all. Nice to see us blue again this morning. Thought l would share with you the thoughts of an old acquaintance of mine that l felt compelled to contact again last night regarding all things Taihua. Years ago, he held an almost notifiable amount of TAIH shares, but had sold down his holding due to a few concerns he had regarding one thing and another. I knew he still held a number, but l was surprised to hear he had taken part in the recent fundraising, and that he had been adding quite a few following that, and had been buying till just before Christmas.

I have felt for some time that that there were changes occuring at Taihua. Recent comings and goings and 'major' players coming aboard from out of leftfield etc! The shareprice more or less played this all down and made things seem it was business as usual. The fundraising and buyback thing came as a bit of a surprise to me, and once again piqued my interest in Taihua, and raised hope that maybe things were going to happen!

Still waiting for that to unravel though arent we, and like in the past, we are all left in the dark wondering what is going on once again. Frustrating, and in such times the confidence and trust in the Company and Board is a little more eroded.

Strange then, that there are others who have been adding, and are keen to continue to do so. Not just the odd thousand here and there, but hundreds of thousands! We currently have a buyer who is wanting to buy Taihua, no secret, we have all seen the 100k buys hoovering up any sells over the last few days/weeks.

One or two of the larger holders on here have posted their thoughts regarding the buyback situation. There is no doubt that some of the feedback has been derived from communications with the Company directly, and though I am not suggesting that any one of us would not get the same feedback should we contact the Company, I fully understand, and appreciate, that somebody who holds a number of millions of shares will no doubt know more about what is going on than I probably ever will!

I am of the opinion that the buying has nothing to do with the buyback situation. I also understand a little more about why the Company have been a little reticent over releasing 'news' relating to the buyback, in particular alluding to lyonst's earlier posting regarding reasons as to why the buyback may not be in their interests just at the moment.

I'm not going to sell a kidney to load up here, but I do feel a little more comfortable after my discussion last evening and am looking forward to seeing how this all plays out ;o))
Posted at 28/11/2016 13:33 by noirua
Best of good fortune to Taihua holders. Downside is disappearance of the company's website.
There could be a good reason for not starting the buy back of shares. This being the high price the shares went to and the lack of trading.
Further downside could be worries about the cash held.
Nicholas Lyth, Taihua plc 0776 990 6686
Nicholas Lyth, Chairman -- +44 (0) 7769 906686 (As listed at UVEL)
Audit and Remuneration committee for Altona Energy:

If something proves to be quite wrong at TAIH then I cant imagine Nick Lyth would remain a director for much longer.

A more rosy picture could be that Mr Tao Ji - obviously the lead person at Taihua - has plans not yet divulged.

The shares are now a complete gamble on honesty and the good faith factor.
Posted at 18/11/2016 10:14 by davydoo
That was the extent of our discussion on that subject.

I don't wish to put words in his mouth, but my assumption is that like the announcement of a discounted rights issue, when we might expect to see the share price find some equilibrium between the previous price and the discounted price, (depending on the % being issued) that a premium price issue like this, would also find a similar middle price. Instead the market moved to the premium price, and briefly made what was a premium price, a discounted price on the final days of applications.

However, I believe that was because I, and perhaps others, were buying. As volume is typically low, any trades can move this price.
Taihua share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange

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