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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Bakery Services | BKE | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.025 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 0.025 | 0.025 |
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Posted at 11/12/2009 13:29 by mryesyes No, what is happening is a first. BKE is being "bought" just to get its shareholders!!!!! It has no conventional assets, but if this works I can see them "buying" other delisted plcs Maja are taking advantage of the list of BKE's unique thousands of investors with 'phone nos. You will get a share cert in January 1 for 7 in Maja, but Maja is an unlisted plc (anyone can call themselves a plc if they are prepared to offer shares in themselves to the public, and they surely are) You will receive an offer for 2p shares min £2000 worth deadlinr 31st Dec, in other words if your mum gives you £2K for Christmas you can give it to them. If you consider that they bave GIVEN LARGE HOLDINGS TO THE LARGEST BKE HOLDERS you can see that 2p is a rip off Also enclosed is a invitation to earn commission by direct marketing (MLM) an investment service to your mates who are into penny shares too. My advice is insist you will invest nothing until you get your definitive share cert in Maja, when you get it then DYOR. If you do not send them your BKE cert you get 0 It is of course possible that via pyramid selling this can IPO on AIM or PLUS or LSE, and all the bulletin boards will be buzzing so you may make a profit. As to what Maja are going to do with your money DYOR......and remember that the only good thing ever to come from BKE was COH, where, although I did not subscribe they sent me the shares anyway.....and now Whitbread are buying those for 24p In a sentiment driven bull market I forsee if they pay the tipsters you could make money here, but go into a COMA and come back in 10 years and it will be gone IMHO |
Posted at 06/6/2008 10:42 by macca20 waxmanYou were bloody stupid, you idiot...you admitted you lost a packet on BKE and instead of blaming yourself you blamed the directors like all the other times you lost money. Any good investor knows when to jump...you seem to jump too early or too late. One day you will get it right and make some money. Until then...top of the morning. |
Posted at 04/1/2008 17:44 by cwem Thank you Smelgy.Clocktower, getting a sense of deja vue here, going back to when Jim was being harangued by BMW. Remember? Initial support of Jim followed by the realisation that there was more rant than rationale ... Oh happy days Wonder what happened to Jim? Oh, and Waxman, what on earth was the point of posting a sarcastic reply to a 5 year old message? Personally, don't know what others think, it does rather undermine your credibility as a source of unbiased investor information. Just a thought. |
Posted at 02/1/2008 14:53 by clocktower waxman3,Some of the matters you raise should be put to the board regarding the professional valuation of Inbake. As for investors not caring, this happens it seems on a regular basis with small AIM companies as dilution takes it`s toll time and time again as does de-listing. Often, these matters are out of the hands of small stakeholders even though in many cases they are the majority in numbers. |
Posted at 05/10/2007 12:51 by jim_bently davis Oh dear you really have to laugh at the Worthington organisation and the suckers oooops sorry investors that support them.I wonder if Diggle Investments gets a piece of the pie? Bakery Services AGM Statement RNS Number:7221C Bakery Services PLC 23 August 2007 Bakery Services plc (the "Company" or "Bakery Services") Result of AGM 23 August 2007 The Company is pleased to announce that at the Annual General Meeting ("AGM") held earlier today, both the special and the ordinary resolutions were duly passed. Ordinary Business As a result of the passing of ordinary resolution 1, the audited financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2007 were duly adopted. As a result of the passing of ordinary resolution 2, Martin Bott was duly re-elected as a Director of the Company. As a result of the passing of ordinary resolution 3, Hill Wooldridge & Co. Limited was duly reappointed as auditors to the Company. Special Business As a result of the passing of ordinary resolution 4, the authorised share capital of the Company has been increased from #250,000 to #500,000 through the creation of 250 million new ordinary shares of 0.1 pence each in the capital of the Company and the Directors of the Company are unconditionally authorised to exercise all powers of the Company to allot ordinary shares up to an aggregate nominal amount of #200,000. As a result of the passing of special resolution 5, the Directors of the Company are empowered to allot ordinary shares for cash up to an aggregate nominal amount of #200,000. The Directors consider the passing of these resolutions supportive of the Company's ongoing strategy to explore opportunities outside the Group to enhance shareholder value. Please pick me up off the floor after reading that last statement I spilt my sides. |
Posted at 11/11/2006 15:07 by jim_bently davis Improved shareholder rights on the wayMichael Clarke, This is Money 8 November 2006 Private investors are to receive greater rights in the companies in which they have chosen to invest after the Company Law Reform Bill was approved. The Queen rubber stamped the Bill today and it will be implemented when Trade and Industry secretary Alistair Darling sets a date. Under the change, investors holding shares in a nominee account will receive the same rights as those on the share register. People that deal online typically have their shares held in nominee as it is more cost effective than being placed on a company's register. Nominee investors will now be able to attend and speak at company General Meetings and join other shareholders to table shareholder resolutions. They should also be able to receive perks that are currently only available to registered shareholders. For example, British Airways' shareholders holding over 200 shares receive 10% off flights for themselves and five travel companions. All shareholders will receive better information about what's happening in the companies in which they have invested, such as notification when a bid for the company has been filed. Under existing rules, companies are only required to send annual reports and accounts to registered shareholders. However, the Bill could also finally consign paper share certificates to the dustbin. Under the new rules, companies will be able to give shareholders a reference number rather than sending them a paper certificate through the post. Paper share certificates remain popular among small shareholders. According to the London Stock Exchange, nine million Britons have shares on paper certificates, typically holding four different companies shares, compared with four million using nominee accounts holding on average six companies. |
Posted at 19/9/2006 13:09 by 525bmw If that is the case then it is still the investors fault if he loses all his money... |
Posted at 19/9/2006 13:07 by safman 525.. sometimes investors invest in the longer term strategy in the company.. its not always aabout stop losses .. but like with everything it is a risk..saffy.. |
Posted at 21/8/2006 14:25 by 10jimb next off, full reports and my opinions to the likes of Shares Mag, Investor Chronicle etc. Brokers etcIF BKE fails its Worthington that will carry the can, so too will COH by association. |
Posted at 14/8/2006 19:56 by 10jimb Clocktower if the majority of investors feel they want to continue to support the present regime then its time for me to walk. |
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