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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medsea Estates | MEA | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.175 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 0.175 | 0.175 |
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Posted at 05/3/2010 22:40 by damanko FQS,Good luck. As you say - best to take the free lunch, then see what happens next. I suspect you're right, in that these people will hope that a piece of paper entices a new generation of investors to part with cash. I have no holding in Medsea, never have. But I have a tenuous connection with one of their senior people, it's a cricket thing ....... And I don't live in Spain, but off there next week on a cricket trip. As one does... |
Posted at 03/10/2007 08:48 by tommyttrades You might want to take a look at this.Llanera operate in the same areas or rather they did operate in areas where Medsea are based. Spain Real-Estate Co Grupo Llanera Seeks Creditor Protection MADRID (Dow Jones)--Unlisted Spanish real-estate developer Grupo Llanera said Tuesday it filed for creditor protection after it failed to make good on loans, signaling the weak state of the Spanish real-estate sector. In what represents the first major casualty of the Spanish real-estate downturn, the Valencia-based residential developer said it was unable to pay short-term loans to finance long-term investments in land it planned to develop for residential use, a spokesman said Tuesday. In a press release, the company added higher interest rates had made it more difficult for potential home buyers and real-estate developers to secure financing, putting the brakes on its new developments. The once red-hot Spanish building and real-estate sector has turned cold this year due to higher interest rates and as investors dumped real-estate and construction assets on jitters of a sector slowdown. Grupo Llanera also blamed press reports about the company's lack of solvency as part of the reason why the company was unable to secure financing. Market analysts have said vacation home sales, especially on the Spanish coast - where Grupo Llanera operates - are the areas most likely to be hardest hit by a slowdown. Company Web site: |
Posted at 24/6/2007 17:00 by mistertibbs Bluenose--with supporters like Jeff Lynne and Roy Wood, I'm with you. These are 2 of my all time favourites and must say, I didn't know about any takeover. Either I will look into it or you could be good enough to let me know. Not a bad looking chairperson if she's still there.....and I'm not talking about Mr Fry, if that's his name.Incidentally, due to my caution on aim stocks with a question mark against them, I sold a minimal 4500 shares on friday. Still retain a larger holding. I am listening YF but it wasn't based on what you said, although I do retain your thoughts. I don't trade on BB comments, positive or otherwise. I simply do not like the way aim rules are not protecting investors and take a very dim view of them now. |
Posted at 06/6/2007 12:04 by drain Please note that the Company raised #700,000, before expenses, through a placing of 7,000,000 of new ordinary shares with NEW INVESTORS, and this included two of the directors of the Company, namely:Mr. Kenneth Burrage: 350,000 Ordinary Shares Mr. Graham Jeffs: 50,000 Ordinary Shares You can be sure that the other NEW Investors are connections of the Gatehouse family. Following the issue, the Company has 77,979,412 Ordinary Shares in issue and the two controlling Executive directors( Gatehouse & Martinez) own 82.38% of the shares.They have not reduced their holdings since flotation and have every incentive to get the share price up.The free float is so small though. We will just have to wait for something interesting to happen. Drain |
Posted at 30/4/2007 14:16 by mistertibbs FlatEric....I saw the note in a daily hoodless brennan comment. It said little other than investors should sell. Will look to see if it's still available.HB said they have no forecast meantime. Not in London redm1re. Sounds like a lucky break, of sorts. Trouble selling at home? I hope not. Tibbsy. I like that. |
Posted at 29/3/2007 16:04 by mistertibbs I know its old hat but thought you all might to look at it anyway. A site by investors for investors. |
Posted at 23/3/2007 10:05 by andrbea Independent (23.3.07)Medsea Estates Group, the Spanish estate agency group, was a strong small- cap riser after a solid set of full-year results. Although some investors believe the boom in Spanish property is looking decidedly toppy, the company reported a bullish set of results, with pre-tax profits rising to £2.9m, up from a £0.5m loss last year, along with a 55 per cent jump in full-year revenue to £13.3m. The shares added 3p to close at 16.5p. |
Posted at 07/12/2006 13:02 by xavico I think these are down to get investors on board - no news - may be will have a spike up (hope not down) in the short term. Lol |
Posted at 07/2/2005 15:04 by mryesyes This is a dummy stock. All the shares at 85p are hard phone sold by Catalyst Investment and then held by them and the holders will sell through them Hence there is no trading.Not one punter Jan 1 to Feb 7 2005 has bought a single share, even by mistake. Catalyst are selling shares in a company with no F/Y results selling property in silly currencies to investors with lots of ideas they will make money on property overseas (caravan heads) |
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