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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bella Media | BLL | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.35 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 0.35 | 0.35 |
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Posted at 17/9/2010 17:02 by joosepi You bet it is all bll needs to do is pull its finger out seek a target and get going. |
Posted at 26/1/2010 11:26 by joosepi rpl will distribute cash to its shareholders, as assets are sold.where bll shareholders will benifit is complex, such is the matrix of the share aquisitions, its unclear if bll will benifit at all. the ticker for renewable power and light is: rpl, it is quoted on aim. It is a registered company at companies house, it has no current business and no current business plan, it seems only to live to sell its assets. much further detail is required from Duncan Soukup to support his bullish statement at "Investment in Bella Media plc" |
Posted at 02/1/2010 13:13 by joosepi ilovit READ Read Read!!!!!! what do you mean legal.This was railroaded,at christmas, in the hope that most shareholders would do as expected! "put ther heads in the sand" and in the new year and walk away! The only way for money back? Sue the directors, there is no defence for what they pulled off. Bll shareholders (those with a bit of "fire in there belly") and a win or no fee firm of lawyers, should go and get our asset, the cinema group, we all invested in, back, then a return of our diluted losses made. |
Posted at 27/12/2009 12:40 by joosepi fig if your interested go back on the advfn bb for the period.The director bought the asset out of the company left it as a shell they paid Bll company around 600.000US, the company which consisted of an imex cinema which at that stage had invested so far around 4millionsus. The directors reported that things were bad for bll and that it was in the shareholders interests to take the offer or the company bll would fold. If you now look at the so called failing bll you will see it is very alive with reastaraunts and an Imex cinema all owned by the previos directors who did not want to share the profits with bll shareholders. |
Posted at 12/12/2009 20:52 by joosepi Idiot! as a shareholder you own part of the remains of bll. The asset you twit, was stolen!! The cinema was built with cash raised by the shareholders. That asset was removed by the previous directors. Christ man. Did you ever invest in this corrupt pile anyway. The point is, it is "now" a going concern and the shareholders who invested to get a share of the growth have been RIPPED off. GET IT You Dunce |
Posted at 05/11/2009 15:18 by abadan2 Thalassa Holdings Ltd("Thalassa " or "the Company ") Trading Update Realised gains from investing activities in Thalassa Public Investments Ltd are in excess of $0.5 million (ROI of 55.4%) year to date and there are currently substantial further unrealised gains. I am happy to report that results from initiatives undertaken by the Board to mitigate the delayed deployment of the Company's seismic equipment, due to the collapse in oil prices, have exceeded the Board's expectations. Corporate overhead remains low and the Board anticipates that the Company will be in a position to report a profit for 2009 versus a small loss for 2008. The Company has three operating subsidiaries as follows:- 1. Thalassa Public Investments Ltd ("TPuIL") Since TPuIL began trading and investing in quoted and unquoted equities in the first quarter, performance has surpassed the Board's expectations by a substantial margin. As at 31 October 2009, realised gains amount to in excess of $500,000; unrealised gains as at 31 October are of the same magnitude. TPuIL has also received dividend income, net of withholding tax, of in excess of $87,000. Duncan Soukup, Chairman, said: "I believe that the 'easy' money phase of the recovery is behind us and that the old adage that past performance is not an indicator of future performance could not be truer for the remainder of this year and into 2010. To this end we have begun hedging our positions (buying insurance) to protect against any sudden market sell off such as the 2.5% decline that we experienced on 31 October 2009." 2. Thalassa Private Investments Ltd ("TPrIL") As announced on 26 October 2009, TPrIL has taken a 27% stake in Bella Media plc ("Bella Media") a cash shell which recently delisted from AIM. In connection with this investment, Julian Henley-Price and Duncan Soukup have joined the Board of Directors. The objectives of Bella Media are to seek re-admission to trading on AIM and/or PLUS Markets and to acquire a growth business. Whilst seeking a qualifying acquisition, Bella Media will endeavour to build value by acquiring positions in quoted companies that appear undervalued to the Board of Bella Media. TPrIL is currently reviewing a number of other opportunities which may or may not lead to transactions. 3. Thalassa Energy Services Ltd Since peaking at $140 in 2008 oil prices fell ~75% to ~$34 and have since doubled to current levels of ~$70 per barrel. Unfortunately, volatility such as the oil industry has experienced over the past year is not conducive to long term budgeting on the scale that the oil industry operates. The impact on exploration and production companies was immediate and severe and resulted in spending freezes, budget reviews, budget cuts and delays of up to 18 months on major capital expansion programmes that were due to have come on line in 2008/2009 but which have been delayed until 2010/2011. Duncan Soukup, Chairman, said: "Fortunately I now believe that delayed projects are back on track as enquiries for our Portable Modular Source System (PMSSTM) for use in Life of Field Seismic (LoFS) projects are increasing and we have recently submitted bids on a number of substantial potential contracts." |
Posted at 14/6/2009 10:48 by alby220 Must be in the next few weeks Bll delists ??!! |
Posted at 29/3/2009 14:42 by alby220 There is very little chance of this coming back in this economic climate,by the time possible charges are taken out of what little cash is left,i would suspect it is terminal in the next few months. For anyone interested to see how the money pot is lasting, here is the link to the last accounts .I class BLL as a hard lesson i have learned, |
Posted at 17/2/2009 11:29 by alby220 No they don't seem to, i dare say once the little money left is spent, it's oblivion for BLL. As it now has achieved it's objective, namely a cinema complex at a knockdown price.! |
Posted at 22/12/2008 15:27 by alby220 They have very little hope of coming back in this financial climate, i would class this company as a urgent sell before it gets to delisting time.After delisting, i think BLL will be a virtually worthless holding in my opinion.Tommrow the S.P. will probably dive off the bottom of the chart, once a few more small investors realise it has happened again with BLL, and start selling. After the last fiasco, re the cinema, who in their right mind is going to believe them, re the last statement in that rns!! Pherhaps we may see a buying spree tommrow now the spread is fallen? on second thoughts i doubt it !! |
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