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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Auhua Clean | ACE | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 26/10/2015 15:10 by andysand Skier. I think you are right about a large number of investors watching on the sidelines. Whether we will ever get the good news that propels the share price North is another issue. But yes, if the news comes, the rise is likely to be massive.On the bear side, there are a hell of a lot of red flags here so it is very dangerous. People need to understand that high reward means very high risk and limit their exposure carefully. |
Posted at 25/10/2015 20:58 by skier100 Eagle-eyed investors will have noticed Thurs 22 Oct 2015 was a *record* day for ACE trading volumes.Over 3 times more volume traded than the prior record daily high in all previous years. The shares rose over +50% on the day. It is clear that any whiff of good news here and ACE will go bonkers. There is a large pool of investors watching on the sidelines... |
Posted at 28/8/2015 16:25 by andysand Went to far too fast. Gentle rises are better and more likely to sustain. Jittery investors just couldn't resist the sell button for a quick gain. |
Posted at 15/7/2015 12:28 by k1ngkonggb Does anyone know why Barclays will not allow a private investor to trade these shares as according to them, it's a business decision!!?? |
Posted at 16/6/2015 15:31 by pugugly A classic "Chinese Takeaway" You think you are investing but they take away - Yet another example of the listing authorities aparently not doing their job.Maybe investing in overseas companies listing on AIM ahould be restricted to certified Sophisticated Investors or High Net Worth Investors. Could this be supported by ADVFN subscribers ?? FYI Not invested here as would not touch most overseas listed on AIM with the proverbial bargepole - |
Posted at 02/7/2014 12:59 by andrbea ace 6%looks a bargain to me and snippets below not RNS'd yet..... One company undergoing expansion is Auhua Clean Energy Plc, a Chinese maker of solar-powered water heating systems. Auhua plans to almost double capacity at its factories in Shandong province, the company's non-executive vice-chairman said in an interview. at the foot of (July 1): Also, from June 26: Auhua Clean Energy Plc (ACE), a Chinese maker of solar powered water heating systems, plans to almost double capacity at its factories in Shandong Province. The company will spend about 3 million pounds ($5 million) ramping up production to 150,000 units a year from about 90,000 units now, Raphael Tham, non-executive vice-chairman, said in an interview. It expects the expansion to be complete by the fourth quarter of this year or the first quarter of next, he said. Auhua makes split solar powered-heating systems that can be installed on surfaces like exterior walls and balconies. They differ from unibody systems that can only go on flat roofs. The company sold about 77,000 units last year and plans to increase that by about 20 percent in 2014 if the capacity boost goes ahead. Auhua, which mainly installs projects in Shandong, plans to deliver about 10 percent to neighbouring provinces. "A lot of solar thermal legislation has been mandated from Beijing," Tham said. "It's not a subsidy approach but instead Beijing mandated this year that all new building developments must have solar water heating in order to get approvals, so the market is growing." Auhua is working with provinces to draw-up legislation for split-unit solar water heating of the kind that was completed in Shandong in August 2012, he said. China, the main producer of fossil-fuel emissions, is encouraging use of solar to try to curb pollution. The country, also the largest investor in clean energy, in April passed the biggest changes to environmental protection laws in 25 years, including daily fines for polluters if they don't clean up. |
Posted at 01/9/2010 12:03 by ls lowry Been watching this unfold for a long time the future was bleak the company on life support. Paulypiliot taken another hit here.Whats tragic is my bigggest investment is Elektron PLC and 6 years ago PP didn't have a good word to say about EKT. Since then the company has transforemd itself into a rapid growh electronic solutions and product manufacturer. EKT has just about taken over Hartest PLC this will be its 4th acquisition in about 7 years. Elektron PLC is now a mini conglomerate its beaten all the indices the last year and is set to continue to grow its turnover at a rapid rate the next few years. Moreover EKT has little debt and good assets. Its one of the few companies that has not cut its dividend in the recession. Elektron has been shortlisted as Aim transaction of the year see 5 below:- . AIM Transaction of the Year "The winner of this new award will be a company that has been transformed by a single financial or commercial transaction during the period under review. This is necessarily a wide ranging award, given to recognise a significant achievement by a company in transforming itself, literally at a stroke, and thereby creating significant shareholder value. " AIM Awards Dinner 2010 Shortlisted nominees 1. Best Performing Share Sponsored by RBC Capital Markets Tbc 2. Best Communication Sponsored by Arbuthnot Securities 1. Gulfsands Petroleum plc 2. H&T Group plc 3. Hamworthy plc 4. May Gurney Integrated Services plc 3. Best Use of AIM Sponsored by Winterflood Securities Limited 1. Avanti Communications Group plc 2. CareTech Holdings plc 3. Daisy Group plc 4. Monitise plc 4. Best Technology Sponsored by Merchant Securities Limited 1. Advanced Medical Solutions Group plc 2. DDD Group plc 3. Immunodiagnostic Systems Holdings plc 4. Nanoco Group plc 5. AIM Transaction of the Year Sponsored by Zeus Capital 1. Bellzone Mining plc 2. Elektron plc 3. Petra Diamonds Ltd 4. Norman Broadbent plc 6. Achievement in Sustainability Sponsored by PricewaterhouseCoope 1. Bglobal plc 2. Nature Group plc 3. Ocean Power Technologies Inc. 4. William Sinclair Holdings plc 7. Best Research Sponsored by Canaccord Genuity 1. Brewin Dolphin 2. Edison Investment Research 3. David Blackwell - FT 4. Investors Chronicle 8. International Company of the Year Sponsored by MATRIX 1. African Minerals Ltd 2. Hutchison China Meditech Ltd 3. Petra Diamonds Ltd 4. Playtech Ltd 9. Best Newcomer Sponsored by FinnCap 1. Bellzone Mining plc 2. Digital Barriers plc 3. Easydate plc 4. EMIS Group plc 10. Entrepreneur of the Year Sponsored by Brewin Dolphin 1. Jonathan Milner Abcam plc 2. Nick Robertson ASOS plc 3. Matthew Riley Daisy Group plc 4. Colin Bird Jubilee Platinum plc 11. Company of the Year Sponsored by Close Asset Management 1. ASOS plc 2. Hargreaves Services plc 3. Majestic Wine plc 4. May Gurney Integrated Services |
Posted at 20/6/2010 21:43 by sir brainy Well I don't accept your criticism as I feel investors who steer clear should be allowed the freedom to post their opinions...but I will try not to post here for a month or so as I do not wish to clutter the BB.My best idea for an investment currently is Geong GNG, undervalued minnow, reports in a week when it will surprise to the upside, ex cash PER 3x, NAV more than equiv to mkt cap, cash nearly 50% of mkt cap, strong profitable track record, list of blue chip clients as long as your arm, operates in China +9% GDP |
Posted at 20/6/2010 21:29 by thenorth Well I am a tad relieved Sir by your response in terms of length rather than content. You are making ref to service and yet its body repair we find this share is related to?I guess it's a matter of opinion. I don't have a Toyota but if I wanted a cheaper 4x4 I'd go for an L200. As for service costs i do agree to a point, there are places to get a BMW serviced for half a dealer cost but when you go to sell the vehicle you do get a little more for a dealer service history, not ideal but just the way it is. However body repair is a very different kettle of fish. Put it this way, one of your BMW's is hit hard, but not hard enough to write it off, you have two choices; Have it repaired at a cost of £26 an hour at a grease monkeys, more commonly known as a Fred in the shed. Or you can have it repaired at BMW but the cost is £40 an hour, from a safety point of view what if you have another accident??? Where do you take the car taking into consideration that you pay £300+ a month premium to have your car returned back to you in a similar state it was prior to the accident? Also how do you feel about having green parts fitted??? (That's recycled body parts taken from vehicles in a breakers yard)???? Yes some insurers have done this to repair your car.... FACT! As for your thoughts on the company...Yes CHO's are ten a penny and are set up owing to the insurance companies inadequate service when the accident is not the fault of the insured and in the opinion of a bodyshop that has tried most of the CHO's out there in the market place ACE offer the best customer service of them all. I do feel that management have led ACE into the corner they find themselves today and that I do have concerns there but that is my own opinion. So what I would ask if you don't like the company or the share then feel free to tell us your choice of investment. In the meantime please unless you have done so proper research which one would assume all investors would carry out anyway keep your personal opinion to yourself as its based nothing more than hot air and ???? TN |
Posted at 24/5/2010 23:45 by thenorth I have to chip in and to a degree i think Pan has a point, too many yes men at the top with friends and family having the say when more exp would be much better for investors and employees alike. Martin Andrews comes accross well from an investor point of view not sure about others that are more opperational.That said the company do have some very good people my contact has said who deals with staff inside their coleshill location, the delivery guys at warrington and the sales staff that look after the day to days of his needs. Not sure about your comment on its not what you hear from the company. I hear there is a buzz about the place, sure things are not what they used to be but claims are coming in and cars are going out on rent and cash is being collected and that is from a very good source, oh expect to see news on credit repair soon... Goes to show that sometimes you can be too close to a company or think you are and as always research is the key... DYOr as always is my motto TN |
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