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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Tradus | TRAD | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 1,779.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 1,779.00 | 1,779.00 |
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Posted at 21/1/2016 13:36 by singer8 Topinfo 1433 followershatetrader 87 followers we can see who is trusted hatey and its not you hatetrader followed Marina and scarlett o'hara Marina @weenapie Estate/Letting Agent, Aim investor (useful contra indicator) #45. scarlett o'hara @Scarlettlady73 |
Posted at 06/3/2015 07:49 by 21trader Talk about good timing :-))Snoozebox Holdings PLC Statement Regarding Press Coverage Alert TIDMZZZ RNS Number : 7185G Snoozebox Holdings PLC 06 March 2015 SNOOZEBOX HOLDINGS PLC STATEMENT REGARDING PRESS COVERAGE Snoozebox Holdings plc (AIM: ZZZ), the leading provider of portable accommodation, provides a market update. The Company notes the media coverage regarding the Ealing Council tender for modular accommodation. Snoozebox can confirm that, in partnership with the Mears Group plc, it has been selected to provide turnkey modular serviced accommodation in response to Ealing Council's requirement for an interim and immediate social housing solution. A further, more detailed announcement will be made in due course. The Company also reports that planning permission has been granted for an 80 bedroom Snoozebox modular accommodation solution in Aberdeen, to support Bilfinger Salamis' skills centre and safety training. A further, more detailed announcement will be made in due course. Ends 6 March 2015 About Mears Group Mears Group plc (FTSE: MER) works across the UK in partnership with Central and Local Government, Registered Providers and Investors to provide value for money management services and develop new housing supply. Mears is the leading social housing repairs and maintenance service provider to Local Authorities and Registered Social Landlords in the UK and a leading provider of home care and support services. Mears employs in excess of 17,000 people and provides maintenance and repairs services to in excess of 10% of the UK social housing stock. Mears also provides care to over 20,000 older and disabled people. www.mearsgroup.co.uk About Bilfinger Salamis Established in Aberdeen in 1973, Bilfinger Salamis UK is a leading industrial services contractor with a proven track record of providing integrated, multi-disciplined support services and maintenance solutions to a range of clients, principally in the energy, petrochemical, industrial and utilities sectors in the UK, and select international markets. The company has over 350 onshore staff at its bases in Aberdeen and Lowestoft, and over 2,000 offshore staff. www.salamis.bilfinge |
Posted at 16/2/2015 20:27 by 21trader ZAM looks nailed on to get back in the 15-20p range a little bit of profit taking but I think the mm's waited to show worked buys as sales and flush out some smaller sellers thinking bigger sales were showing.PEG is a surprise. It looks really cheap but I was not expecting movement but no reason why it should not rise could do with some volume to go with it. Now CMB is our real flyer tomorrow. I think it will do 100-200% sounds crazy but no placing stock in the market. New potential investor will not be selling in a hurry. 250-500k buyer in the market has mopped up loads. Potentially lots of sellers might buy back now it's not going to delist. Spread is very nasty but that is the buyers problem those still in are now sitting pretty. Lwrf tipped here at 30p offer will hit the 50% profit mark tomorrow it looks good for that (45p bid+) |
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Posted at 05/3/2008 10:39 by max101 maybe we need an ex QXL investors thread ....put it like this, jwooley's tip re SEO , given on this board a few days ago ( or that's the one i read ) has made me a nice pile in the past few days. ( would have been a pile the size of a small town if i'd already received my tradus cash to re-invest ) would be a shame not to have somewhere to look into just to swap tips etc. |
Posted at 04/3/2008 15:57 by smalltimer RNS Number:3395PTradus PLC 04 March 2008 4 March 2008 Tradus plc ("Tradus" or the "Company") Recommended Offer by MIH Internet B.V. Court sanction of Scheme of Arrangement The Company is pleased to confirm that the Scheme of Arrangement by which the cash acquisition by MIH Internet B.V. of Tradus is being made was this morning sanctioned by the Court. A further announcement will be made as and when the Scheme has become effective, which is expected to be on Friday, 7 March 2008. Capitalised terms that are not defined in this announcement have the same meaning as set out in the Scheme Document dated 14 January 2008 sent to Tradus Shareholders, a copy of which remains available on the Company's website. For further enquiries please contact: Tradus plc Alison Cabot, Investor Relations Tom Parkinson, Company Secretary Tel: +44 (0) 20 7384 6310 Financial Dynamics Juliet Clarke / Matt Dixon Tel: +44 (0) 20 7831 3113 |
Posted at 06/2/2008 16:41 by twiga smoke ,, a good idea to take a look,,, plenty of research info'on blinkx.com pages under news ,partners,investors etcalso on the advfn.com site under blinkx,,by robin of loxley thread... do the research,,, just like qxl back in 2004 ,,, I'm convinced will eventually get bought out for minimum £1.25 plus in the next few years ,if not for more... this is not a tip ,, do the work .research and make your own decisions on what you read... nearly time to close the qxl era...thats done us well.. |
Posted at 22/1/2008 22:34 by sikhthetech Cyber...No, I don't think Tradus is immune from any fallout...I merely stated the facts and targets which are in place before any bids arose...and expect them to fall back to 1400-1500p if the bid fails....fyi, I predicted the fallout last March and sold out of banks (sold BB @ 410p and Barc @ 670p) during the spring...BEFORE the fallout started...I also predicted house prices would start to fall by end of 2007, when lots of investors were saying house prices would continue upwards and still predict a 40% drop, peak to trough - Read through my posts on qxl, Pic and CCT boards, going back over the last year...it's all documented...pushed pic & CCT @ 40p & 50p respectively, out of CCT @ 180p and still in Pic, currently 91p..... Several of us on this bb have similar targets for qxl, which are all well documented..... I have over 30 shares in my portfolio, which is down a mere 4% over the past 2 weeks...so am I clueless...what you think... So, which bbs do you appear on..... |
Posted at 11/1/2008 10:05 by sikhthetech albo, they're about 3% off the bid....don't forget results next Thurs, looking for 50%+++ growth and news on Ceneo, Russia etc....Agree, city probably believes Naspers is the only bid but given that one of the institutions went long, I believe they will probably say no to the bid...... Don't forget we have some 27 institutional investors, so all to play for.... I think results day should give us a clue to no. of acceptances as well.... Good Luck |
Posted at 18/12/2007 10:01 by dealy Naspers Agrees to Buy Tradus for 946 Million Pounds (Update2) By Carli Lourens Dec. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Naspers Ltd., Africa's largest media company, agreed to buy Internet auctioneer Tradus Plc for 946 million pounds ($1.91 billion) to tap growth in eastern Europe. Naspers, based in Cape Town, will pay 18 pounds for each share in London-based Tradus, 11 percent more than the closing price yesterday, according to a statement to Johannesburg's Stock Exchange News Service today. Naspers fell as much as 7.2 percent in Johannesburg trading. ``The drop is probably a function of the size of the acquisition,'' Rajay Ambekar, an analyst at Cadiz African Harvest Asset Management, which manages more than $7.3 billion, said by phone from Cape Town. The deal will use up all the company's cash and the market is probably still a bit ``cautious about paying these sorts of multiples for Internet companies,'' he said. Tradus, formerly QXL Ricardo Plc, operates in 11 European countries including Poland, Hungary and Slovakia, according to its Web site. Naspers has been expanding in countries including Poland and Russia to make up for slower growth at home, where rising interest rates are crimping advertising revenue. South African consumer spending growth will slow further, weighing on advertising and circulation sales, Naspers said Nov. 27. Naspers fell 9 rand to 172 rand at 10:33 a.m. in Johannesburg. Before today, the stock had gained 9 percent this year, trailing the FTSE/JSE Africa All Share Index's 15 percent climb. Tradus surged as much as 9.4 percent to 1,772 pence in London. Bubble Survivor Tradus has surged this year, more than doubling in London Stock Exchange trading, on speculation the company would be acquired. The stock rose the most in almost 10 months on Nov. 7 after Tradus said it had been approached about a takeover. On Nov. 8, the London-based Times newspaper reported EBay Inc., the world's largest online auctioneer, might be the bidder. ``The Tradus transaction platform will allow the group to diversify its Internet revenue streams to include transaction income,'' Naspers said in the statement today. Shareholders with 17.9 percent of Tradus' stock back the offer, Naspers said. Tradus, a survivor of the bubble in computer-related stocks that peaked in March 2000, was also the subject of a 2005 takeover battle between two groups of investors, one of which included QXL managers. Neither bid won enough investor support to gain approval. Tradus Expansion Tradus drew renewed bid interest as sales jumped, helped by the return of its Polish unit to the company's control after a legal battle and expansion in eastern Europe. Tradus has introduced Bulgarian and Romanian Web sites this year and purchased a stake in a Russian company. The majority of Tradus's 400 employees work in Poznan, Poland, where the company's biggest business is based, according to the company Web site. QXL first sold shares to investors for 195 pence each in October 1999, and the stock peaked in March 2000 at 2,232.5 pence, valuing the auctioneer at more than 2.5 billion pounds. The stock subsequently lost more than 99 percent of its value. Naspers offered in October to buy Gadu-Gadu SA, the biggest Polish provider of Internet chat and call services, for 413.2 million zloty ($164.1 million). The South African company also bought 33 percent of Mail.ru, a Russian Web portal, for $191 million this year. ``It's a hefty transaction, but traditionally Naspers has been quite forward-thinking,'' Craig Pheiffer, general manager of investments at Johannesburg-based Absa Asset Management Private Clients, said by phone of the Tradus transaction today. ``All of their acquisitions have always had a longer-term profile.'' Naspers's profit rose 76 percent to 1.45 billion rand ($210 million) in the fiscal first half through Sept. 30, helped by acquisitions. Profit at Tradus more than tripled to 4.75 million pounds in the fiscal first half ended Sept. 30. To contact the reporter on this story: Carli Lourens in Johannesburg at clourens@bloomberg.n Last Updated: December 18, 2007 03:40 EST |
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