Billam Share Discussion Threads

[johndee] 27/5/2008 11:02

Physiomics says Billam lifts voting rights to 9.08 percent




LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Systems biology company Physiomics Plc. said it
has been notified that Billam AG bought 5.50 million Physiomics shares at an
average price of 0.21 pence per share on April 21.
Physiomics said Billam now holds about 34.07 million shares or 9.08 percent
of the total voting rights of Physiomics.


WHY DO THEY PUT THESE RNS 'S FOR BILLAM AS IF ITS THE SAME COMPANY????????

[bearable] 15/5/2008 08:09

well 14% is better than nowt but will not save me from extinction

[cheshiremoggie] 28/4/2008 23:24

Aha...the billam plc, AG scenario is a bit clearer.

Not that I hold these but thanks.

CM.

[soulsauce] 27/4/2008 14:49

This company conned me out of money years ago in the days of Hoskins, I can't believe it has not yet gone to the wall.

Good luck all remaining holders, you will need it.

[cyberpost] 27/4/2008 14:38

But I think John is right, Billam and Billam AG are two different companies

[cyberpost] 27/4/2008 14:37

thas what i thought.. all the Billam AG Rns appear as well. Why would Billam AG issue RNS if they were unquoted ?

[cheshiremoggie] 27/4/2008 14:19

Just look at the news for BLLM.

I assume that is correct?

CM.

[cyberpost] 27/4/2008 13:28

john, thanks.. i stand corrected.

[johndee] 27/4/2008 13:23

the share price has been low for too many years now for the market to be wrong about it...............

[johndee] 27/4/2008 13:22

billam Ag is a different company and not listed..............its private

[cyberpost] 26/4/2008 19:30

Billam has no investments now...just a bit of cash....will be bust soon.......




Zyzygy PLC
30 January 2008



Zyzygy plc ('Zyzygy' or 'the Company')

Holdings in Company



The Company was today informed that Billam AG has purchased 3,272,615 ordinary
shares of the Company of 0.1p each at an average price of 0.25p per share
increasing its holding in the Company to 230,939,282 which represents 23.29% of
the total voting rights.

[cheshiremoggie] 26/4/2008 19:22

"Billam has no investments now...just a bit of cash."

That part of your statement at least is not true is it?

Factually incorrect?

Wrong?

The other part I'm not so sure of.

CM.

[johndee] 26/4/2008 12:08

I guess Bearable is making a good point by stating the opposite to make sure we realise its gone as a company......................we were raped.

[johndee] 26/4/2008 12:06

Billam has no investments now...just a bit of cash....will be bust soon.......

[ant15] 25/4/2008 21:08

Reba I'll be a buyer when it hits a 1p which is the sort of level I first bought in at in 2000. The way its going that should be sometime this year.

[bearable] 24/4/2008 04:26

Condolenc(s)ies my friend.i bought years ago.66,000 @ then 1.625p 1,000 pounds which is small for the affluent but big enough for a punt.well since then its diluted by 100-1 and 2-1 which means at todays price it cost me 3.50 pounds each.i think i made some money trading but 1750 shares at 4.5p amounts to nowt.so maybe im not as worse off as you.maybe 90%.still a bummer as i need every pound i can find.
Regards bearable

[reba] 23/4/2008 09:32

Sorry Bearable. Everytime I see anything to do with Billam I see red.
To think that I invested and trusted these so called directors with my money makes my blood boil. They are the scum of the earth.

[grimlord] 22/4/2008 17:16

but they still get paid a shedload

[ant15] 21/4/2008 20:38

Curry you are such a good chap but youve got the wrong one here ol boy.This lot arent worth a bag of bones and as for ABH its just the way they have treated their shareholders.