Axeon Share Discussion Threads

[ivor whopper] 21/4/2009 19:54

either way you have been robbed.............................

[boffster] 21/4/2009 16:48

LordoftheLand, I fear I must filter you as I think you have gone off your rocker.

[boffster] 21/4/2009 16:26

Axeon = supplier to Tanfield, not competitor.

PS If you're going to come on here with remarks like that, then I hope Tanfield goes bust!

[logica2me] 21/4/2009 16:21

Terrible news.

[wee jamie2] 21/4/2009 16:14

I'm not a shareholder but I wouldn't be happy to see axe batteries used Tanfield vehicles

[boffster] 21/4/2009 15:25

I think our best hope with this lies not in trying to get the law changed but in demonstrating that the administrators did not perform their task fairly and should not have been appointed by the purchaser due to the obvious conflict of interest.

[frankiestheone] 21/4/2009 14:50

In fact, I'm so annoyed, I'm going to phone "injury lawers for you" that's how mad i am

[frankiestheone] 21/4/2009 14:46

i've written off my investment in this, what else can you do. BUT i think that something has to be done to stop this happening again, for the good of small investors that put their hard earned money into trying to support british industry

[boffster] 21/4/2009 14:25

Its about time he had the real plague back to thin them out a bit.

[boobly] 21/4/2009 14:13

Yet another example of greed , coruption and fraud , that festers like the Plague in the City of London .
If the authorities don`t get a grip of this sort of activity very soon , there simply wont be `City` . Private invetment will dry up and the Scum will have to keep feeding on themselves .( I hear that`s already happening in the financial / banking sector. )

Very sorry to see you guys treated like this , I sincerely hope you have some success in your efforts to secure justice .

[2jwoo] 21/4/2009 13:42

I can assure you that if I met them and they laught. it would be the last time they did

[robson1974] 21/4/2009 13:13

What Ironshield are trying to do is take out the shareholders and try to preserve Axeon's reputation amongst its suppliers/creditors. I am sure if a stink is created about this and those Axeon suppliers,customers etc get to hear how Ironshield have behaved it will not make Ironshield very happy and they may realise that some token payout to shareholders to keep them quiet is in order. This is a nascent industry and peeing off any stakeholders is not advisable.

[boffster] 21/4/2009 12:32

Don't give up too prematurely. If all was legit the directors should have sounded out the major shareholders to determine if capital raising would have been supported. I bet they didn't. Also I notice that the separate article on the Axeon website regarding the sale of the business has mysteriously vanished. What are they trying to hide?

[rrr] 21/4/2009 12:30

I am told there will be a letter from Grant Thornton which will be published probably today - and on their website - explaining a bit more.