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ARGV Argentvive

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Argentvive LSE:ARGV London Ordinary Share GB00B2425T97 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1.375 0.00 01:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
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Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 1.375 GBX

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Posted at 24/2/2009 17:45 by poseidon2
RNS Number : 8201N
Argentvive PLC
24 February 2009

ArgentVive plc

('ArgentVive' or the 'Company')




Sale of business assets of Waterside Book Services Limited




ArgentVive announces that it has completed the sale of certain business assets and liabilities of its wholly owned subsidiary Waterside Book Services Limited ('Waterside') to A-Plus Technology Limited, a company controlled by Mike Jarvie and Mark Baxter, the current management of Waterside. The purchase price is £279,700 to be satisfied by payment of £10,000 in cash at completion and the assumption of liabilities totaling £269,700.




Waterside will be renamed Savblanc Limited, A-Plus Technology will change its name to Waterside Book Services Limited and will trade under the Waterside brand name.




Waterside is a specialist niche book wholesaler acquired by the Company in July 2004 for a total consideration of £350,000. Waterside is a seasonal business focusing primarily on the passenger ferry market and required further working capital in the short term that ArgentVive was unable to provide. The Board believes that the sale of Waterside is in the best interest of the Company and its shareholders.




The Board continues to explore further restructuring alternatives that are necessary to secure the Company's future and further announcements will be made in due course.










Enquiries:




ArgentVive plc

Kevin Fleming
Posted at 14/10/2008 09:00 by charlton1
My share have dropped in value from £9,000 Sept 07 to £300 today but i am holding on. Charles Denton who are you !!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted at 09/7/2008 12:43 by baronstjohn
What has happend with ARGV. Have the glory days of this share completely disappeared down some black hole. Expectations a year ago were high as was the share price. Could the reality of a 1p price be just around the corner or are we going to receive some good news from the company now , when good news is needed....
Posted at 08/7/2008 18:17 by 2magpies
charlton1

IMO we are now heading towards 1p in th new form (i.e. 0.1p in the old!!).

Peeps who took the advice of the nincompoop SDK directors (who said the takeover offer by Denton represented good value, and shareholders should accept) may well just have the last laugh! We are now at the bid price: 0.6p! Any lower and hilarity will ensue!! I'm just getting ready to guffaw!

Strictly IM(cynical)O.
Posted at 10/6/2008 15:52 by jammy02
I've sold up for a slight loss in this...Stayed put during the high share price as really thought that he was going to drive this even higher but lack of positive news and withdrawl from taking over has put a real dampener on this for me...

Cutting losses and moving on...I hope it comes good for those still involved...

Good luck all
Posted at 16/5/2008 07:58 by safman
ARGENTVIVE PLC


BOOKRABBIT.COM SIGNS PARTNERSHIP


BookRabbit.com and ICUE allow consumers to preview and buy the latest books on their mobile devices


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ICUE providing first chapter of books directly to the mobile phones of consumers who have interacted with poster advertising


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BookRabbit to provide the opportunity for consumers to buy the book from their mobile


Chertsey - 16th May 2008 - BookRabbit.com, a brand new online bookshop that connects readers, authors and publishers through the books that they own, announced today that it has entered into a partnership with ICUE, a leading provider of mobile services to the publishing industry, to be the sole purchasing partner for the ICUE's 'first chapter previews' which sends chapter samplers directly to the mobile phones of customers interacting with the poster advertising of a book.


Publishers who partner with ICUE include a short phrase, keyword and short code on any advertising, such as outdoor posters, on books they are promoting. For example a consumer might see:

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Text 'geri' to 64888 t o read an extract from Geri Halliwell's new book Ugenia Lavender
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Text 'moyles' to 64888 to read an extract from Chris Moyles new book The Difficult Second Book


Once the free chapter has been downloaded onto the consumer's phone, they will then have the option to link directly to BookRabbit (www.bookrabbit.com) to buy the book.


Kieron Smith, managing director, BookRabbit, commented, 'I'm extremely pleased that ICUE and BookRabbit can work together on this project. We believe BookRabbit customers enjoy unearthing fantastic reads wherever they find them, and if we can help them find one and buy it whilst they're waiting for the bus, then that's great.'


Whilst reading a book ICUE's system allows users to pause, rewind or fast forward, either one word at a time, by sentence, paragraph or chapter. If the reader wishes to stop at any time or is interrupted by a call or text message the system automatically bookmarks the position, and will resume in the same place when the application and book are re-opened.



ENDS


About BookRabbit

BookRabbit is an online bookshop that dynamically connects readers, authors and publishers through the books they own. Using BookRabbit, readers can share their passion for books, make recommendations to other readers as well as creating their own personal bookcase and catalogues online - anything from medieval falconry, through bestsellers, to educational publications for schools. BookRabbit has a simple aim - to claim back book selling and book buying, enabling readers to discover the right books for them.


For more information about BookRabbit's fresh approach to online book selling visit www.BookRabbit.com


About ICUE


ICUE are the leading providers of mobile services to the publishing industry and have been distributing book content into mobile medium for the last three years. Their services include providing solutions for mobile commerce and developing powerful marketing applications, reaching the most ubiquitous communications device of all - mobile phones.


ICUE allows book publishers to use its technology to extend publishers marketing into mobile making interactive, giving a richer experience to customers and giving the publisher a great ROI on graphic campaigns.

It also connects authors with readers by distributing free book content.


ICUE is a private business co-owned by senior management and Benchmark Capital, a UK-based venture capitalist firm. Part of the profits from the business will be used to fund charities that focus on improving reading skills amongst UK teenagers and adults.


www.i-cue.co.uk


Contact:


Matt Stewart, Inferno PR - for BookRabbit

Tel: 020 8735 9735

Email: bookrabbit@infernopr.com


Jane Tappuni, MD & Co-Founder, ICUE

E-Mail : jane@i-cue.co.uk
This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

saffy..
Posted at 03/3/2008 18:18 by charlton1
If he buys us out what share price do you think he will offer ?
Posted at 15/1/2008 10:47 by safman
excellent..

Argentvive Director/PDMR Shareholding




RNS Number:7835L
Argentvive PLC
15 January 2008



15 January 2008



ARGENTVIVE PLC
("ArgentVive" or the "Company")



Director's Shareholding


ArgentVive, the AIM quoted e-commerce group, was advised on 14 January 2008 that
Charles Denton, Deputy Chairman, on 11 January 2008 purchased 25,000 ordinary
shares in the Company at a price of 50 pence per share.


Following this purchase Mr Denton holds 15,565,503 ordinary shares, representing
approximately 54.6 per cent of the Company's existing issued ordinary share
capital.



The Company announced on 21 December 2007 that it has completed a placing of
8,365,291 new Ordinary Shares (the "Placing Shares") at a price of 50 pence per
share conditional, inter alia, upon Shareholder approval at a general meeting to
be held 15 January 2007 (the "Placing"). Charles Denton has undertaken to
subscribe for 1,528,291 new Ordinary Shares in the Placing. In addition the
Company also announced that it was acquiring Solcara Limited for a cash
consideration of £1.62 million and up to 4,760,000 new Ordinary Shares of which
4,260,000 new Ordinary Shares (the "Consideration Shares") are expected to be
admitted on 16 January 2008. Therefore, upon Admission of the Placing Shares
and the Consideration Shares to trading on AIM Charles Denton's shareholding
will be 17,093,794 ordinary shares which will represent approximately 41.5 per
cent of the enlarged share capital of the Company.





Enquiries:

ArgentVive plc 01932 569 912
Kevin Fleming



saffy..
Posted at 05/12/2007 18:18 by uumode
well yes, you could buy 10,000 shares for 1.1p = £110
which after consolidation = 1,000 shares at the same value of £110

In absolute terms the share price has risen 1.1p to 11p overnight, but any holdings anyone might have, have stayed the same value.

(btw consolidation didn't happen at 1.1p, I only used it to illustrate the example)

Anyway I'm not having a dig, just couldn't understand the angle :-)

Good luck to all who are in ARGV, and have a merry christmas.
Posted at 04/12/2007 20:45 by baronstjohn
Totally agree Jammy. With a few sales today there wasn't much of a dent. If there were to be any profit taking l would have expected that today but it really didn't happen. This share has been a proven success story and may it continue to be.

Detailed ArgentVive Share Price Changes
Period Price Change Percent Change
1 week 50.00p +16.00p +32.00%
1 month 46.50p +19.50p +41.94%
3 months 46.25p +19.75p +42.70%
6 months 6.25p +59.75p +956.00%
1 year 2.50p +63.50p +2,540.00%
Argentvive share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange

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