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Posted at 15/5/2013 12:42 by tomboyb A bit of background - from 2011 McCabe in China + dealsFootball entrepreneur opens one-stop shop for retail investors in China Scarborough Group's joint venture with Shenzhen firm aims to demystify the complexities of establishing a retail brand in China |
Posted at 07/5/2013 15:27 by tomboyb MAR was around the same levels - If Maccabe can do a MAR here then it will do investors well here - Housebuilders are currently in favour so no a bad time for investing in the sector - MMs currently offering 0.92p - Results should be in a 3/4 of weeks time - going on from last year - |
Posted at 09/11/2012 11:45 by tomboyb UK firm debuts in Nigeria, targets $500m investmentUNITED Kingdom (UK)-based firm, Scarborough United Group Plc (SUGPlc), a subsidiary of Scarborough Group International Limited (SGIL), has announced plans to explore investment opportunities in Nigeria. SUG Plc and SU Plc are subsidiaries of Scarborough Group International Ltd (SGIL) which is controlled by the McCabe family, led by real estate and leisure entrepreneur, Kevin McCabe. Founded by Kevin McCabe in 1980, Scarborough Group International has grown from a UK based real estate developer and investor into a global player which today has real estate, retail, energy, financial products and leisure interests in |
Posted at 07/9/2012 16:59 by praipus Hence my comment if I've read the details correctly Mrs Miggins has allocated about 1% here whereas the main professional investors have allocated only around .03% of AUM.So do ernie and bert know something or are they cow boys? |
Posted at 07/9/2012 13:03 by praipus QVT are an interesting active value investor so a little surprised to see them leave, that said they've been in for some time and suspect the stock owed them nothing due to capital redemptions etc.I track all QVT's holdings RNS on the WAM thread and list all their holdings including charts in post 2. I also track some of the other major holders here i.e. Weiss and Damille. |
Posted at 17/7/2012 18:40 by praipus QVT one of the other active investors I follow on the WAM thread reducing to 9.81% Not allways a bad sign I sold my CAD holding when Weiss left and they promptly went up 100%!!! |
Posted at 10/6/2009 09:58 by andrbea Investors also welcomed news that prices in China fell in May for a fourth month, moderating the threat of inflation and giving Beijing a freer hand to carry out its giant stimulus plan. |
Posted at 22/5/2009 13:42 by andrbea website:China Growth Opportunities Limited (the "Company") is a Guernsey closed-ended investment company traded on the Alternative Investment Market of the London Stock Exchange. Its investment objective is to provide Shareholders with capital growth from investing in a portfolio of companies whose business operations are based in China. The Company will seek to invest as sole or lead investor in profitable well-managed businesses which the Executive Directors and Investment Consultant believe could generate significant growth in profits from the investment of additional capital. Elysium Fund Management Limited act as Administrator and Corporate Company Secretary to the Company. |
Posted at 27/12/2008 08:19 by loverat This posted a while back on the other thread. LCP The Plot Thickens. Back in June I warned investors about the pompous-sounding London Asia Capital Private Equity Fund (AIM LCP). The published NAV was then 136p and the share price 75p. The share price is now 35p and the latest reported NAV is 143p. The market's refusal to believe in the stated NAV is understandable. The new auditors (the old ones resigned ) explain that the groups 14 illiquid assets are valued using "a variety of methods and makes assumptions based on the market conditions at the end of each balance sheet date" or to translate the valuations are what the directors tell us they are. Of the groups four investments listed on PLUS at the balance sheet date one, China New Energy (the groups largest single investment) has since been suspended, and two of the others China Biofuels and Dalian have not submitted audited accounts to Plus as required under the rules. What is perhaps most strange is that the group has booked through the P&L a\c around £7mn in performance fees due to its "investment consultant"London Asia Capital in the last two years of which the cash flow statement shows £3.1mn to have been paid already. London Asia Capital is suspended on Aim due to the non appearance of its accounts and its new CEO seems unclear as to where this money has gone. London Asia Capital has no executive directors and on my last look was being run from a language school in Falmouth Cornwall. Trying to find who exactly at the company is providing £7mn of advice to its client in two years is proving somewhat problematic. To recap: the company,s performance and the record keeping of the companies in which it has invested is highly questionable and the whereabouts of the fees it has paid out to its investment consultant are unknown by that consultant's own CEO. If this isn't one for AIMs regulators, I don't know what is. |
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