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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Aea Tech Grp | LSE:AAT | London | Ordinary Share | JE00B3ZHFD45 | ORD 1P |
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% | 0.05 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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08/8/2012 16:03 | the last pulse no doubt as shorters close. | still waiting | |
08/8/2012 14:49 | 200% up. Fat Lady choked | dr rosso | |
06/8/2012 11:28 | I would be vary wary. They will try to keep the Company as a going concern but as with a lot of these things shareholder value is worthless. Lloyds are part Nationalised too so I daresay they are under orders to keep them going. | isis | |
06/8/2012 11:20 | I believe the company must be making a profit for the bank to keep backing it up with millions, and the statement about no share holder value they keep stressing is to keep the share price down so it can be sold very cheaply. I bet there is a lot of interest as they also own two American company's. BG | beginnersguide | |
02/8/2012 09:43 | I suppose they're just waiting for The Fat Lady to turn up. | isis | |
29/7/2012 21:31 | Just have to wait for an update to see if existing shareholders end up like the dodo! | knigel | |
29/7/2012 18:59 | Thing is with UNIQ the management I think managed to extract some value for shareholders. A pension fund with a sandwich business. This one appears to be simply a pension fund now. | loverat | |
29/7/2012 18:24 | aka Uniq? | knigel | |
29/7/2012 10:02 | ST says the Co. will go to the Pension Fund - anyone surprised?? | isis | |
27/7/2012 11:26 | This Company never had much interest in Shareholders and saw itself as an Environmental Guru rather than a business. That's what happens if you mix your Politics with Business. | isis | |
27/7/2012 11:10 | Why the company is still employing staff? How fake can it be? | hightech | |
26/7/2012 17:30 | Yes all small companies have £ 165 million pension deficits which has increased by prob £ 100 million in last few years...AND IS STILL RAISING!!! thanks to low gilt yields...the company is literally being forced to raise contributions from £ 3 million per year to prob £ 10 million pa. plus... This is the MAIN factor here imo...profit warnings obviously haven't helped too...I know pension deficits are now a major issue for most companies as my own employer deficit has gone from £ 150 million to £ 350 million in two years..guph! | knigel | |
26/7/2012 17:05 | Nearly all shares have had Pension Deficits but they are still around. The management here are completely useless. | isis | |
26/7/2012 17:01 | the pension deficit has killed this share...look out for other shares with large pension deficits imo | knigel | |
26/7/2012 15:09 | I don't see the point of Plus Markets tbh. They offer very little and what they do offer is not really necessary. | isis | |
26/7/2012 14:09 | Ain't nothing wrong with PLUS markets. They booted the greedy fools out. Just not tradeable any more. | loverat | |
26/7/2012 14:06 | There's three that look like the're going bust Hampson, Plus Markets and these. Plus may get a life line though. This was a good profitable business but very bad Management that veered the wrong way. | isis | |
25/7/2012 18:01 | Not quite right as most of the pension fund is for deferred members and I'm Oil & Gas :-) | dorsetlad | |
22/7/2012 17:28 | About right. | isis | |
22/7/2012 17:26 | O.K - so how shall we describe AAT as a business? A pension fund for a bunch of green airy fairy deadweights. | loverat | |
22/7/2012 17:17 | It's not just their Pension Deficit though. They got carried away with all this Green Airy, Fairy stuff and now there are a lot of cutbacks. They never changed their Civil Service mentality. | isis | |
22/7/2012 17:09 | You have to laugh sometimes at the state these companies get themselves in to. Perfectly viable businesses being driven into the ground by their pension liabilities. It is something out of the Bob Crow's book of free enterprise. | loverat | |
22/7/2012 16:58 | Too late imo....the bod when releasing the rns last week would have already known about poss new contracts...obviousl | knigel |
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