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Skiddaw | SKW | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 09/6/2004 08:14 by shiny000 Investors should keep an eye on Skiddaw Capital, off 0.5p to 19.5p. Word has it the company is days away from unveiling a company-making deal. The AIM-listed group is run by Simon Fry, the former head of equities at the Japanese banking giant Nomura, and recently acquired the Hong Kong-based investment bank Crosby |
Posted at 09/3/2004 13:01 by bittorrent Anybody else got into this one?From The Telegraph 7/3/04 "Skiddaw set to climb Back in October we advised readers to buy shares in Canisp, an Aim-listed "mini-Centrica" that sells a range of telecoms services to small and medium sized businesses, when they stood at 27.5p. They closed last week at 58p after the company announced that it had signed a new customer. The investors behind Canisp (which was originally a shell company) will bring Skiddaw Capital Inc, a new Aim-listed vehicle, to the market this week. Like Canisp the company will be chaired by John Leat, who managed the business and personal affairs of the Maktoum dynasty (the ruling family of Dubai) until 2001. Skiddaw, which will list its shares at 6p, is planning to acquire firms operating in the investment banking and fund management sectors and will largely focus on the Asian market. Shell companies are not without their risks, but given the success of Canisp, readers may be tempted to take a punt on Skiddaw. Buy." |
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