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LIFE Rize Enviro Etf

4.7198
0.00525 (0.11%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Name Symbol Market Type
Rize Enviro Etf LSE:LIFE London Exchange Traded Fund
  Price Change % Change Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Traded Last Trade
  0.00525 0.11% 4.7198 4.7095 4.73 - 0 16:35:14

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09/10/2023
17:02
and 19 years on..
yf23_1
21/12/2022
19:32
The driver of a red Ferrari California was killed in a high-speed crash with two other vehicles that split the sportscar in half, Friday evening.

The deadly crash was reported on Santiago Canyon Road south of Limestone Spur around 3:40 PM when witnesses say the driver of a Tesla attempted to overtake the red 2015 Ferrari California driven by 71-year-old Robert Joseph Nicoletti, of Rancho Santa Margarita.

The southbound Ferrari reportedly accelerated in attempt to prevent the Tesla from passing, leading to a head-on crash involving a northbound 2012 Mazda 3 and 2021 Toyota Venza, witnesses said.

Police, who cited unsafe speed as a factor in the collision, reported that Ferrari split in half as a result of the head-on impact. Nicoletti, the solo occupant of the Ferrari, was pronounced deceased at the scene by medics.

Both remaining drivers, along with a passenger in the Toyota, were transported to area hospitals for treatment. Their injuries were described as minor.

The Tesla apparently left the scene prior to the arrival of law enforcement.

Alcohol was not believed to have played a role in the collision, police said.

All lanes of Santiago Canyon Road were closed for several hours while police investigated the deadly crash.

powereddrones
18/8/2021
20:44
zac from vox markets has 3.5p to 6p target on love hemp bear in mind main stock market placing so a higher share price than the last raise at 3.5p would be good?!
rolo7
10/8/2021
07:03
Stoned Love....for those who like to roll their own
badger60
20/7/2021
07:29
needs a trading statement here no idea of revenue been taken since january, pretty poor reporting on sales apart from one day of top website sales.
rolo7
21/6/2021
14:53
interesting this AJ deal today, need to see revenue figures for q2 a move to main market forecast and this may fly, high risk but read the news since dec, to annouce the holland and barretts deal at noone was watching o clock strange. Jd ex marketing directors....
rolo7
26/5/2021
11:11
Obviously picked up old symbol! Not sure how to correct
cumbrian2
26/5/2021
11:08
Pleased to be able to start a thread for what will surely prove to be a great growth story in coming months and years! Been building a position for past month or so and now have 6 million shares at average 3.7 (bought a little too early but shouldn’t matter in long run) Short term news should include - opening new large warehouse / distribution hub, listing on Amazon, sales update (last one showed Q1 v Q2 sales massive growth), start of must publicised Sponsorship deal, details of upcoming listing on LSE (indicated September listing). All looks very promising with CBD market estimated to grow at 30 to 40% per year for next 5 years - what’s not to like? Good luck all
cumbrian2
17/3/2021
10:35
ANA will be the UK’s leading cannabis producer (200 TONS per year that’s worth £400m)


Share price 1.45p
Only £8m mkt cap


Fastest growing sector worldwide
Will have first mover advantage in UK
Same growers as GW Pharma (just got sold for £5b)
4 biggest shareholders hold over 50%
BOD own 30%
Massively undervalued
Near term multi bagger on license approval
Partners with leading prof , scientists etc
Primed for a RTO/ main listing (price driver)
Under the radar (most chased MXC,CBX)
Looking to bring a product to market
Off take agreement in place already
Will be producing 200 TONS per year (200,000 kilos)
Has the most land out of every UK cannabis co (40 hectares)
Fully funded for phase 1
UK medical cannabis growing 20% month
Only 584m shares in issue
Hardly any available in open market
Will apply for a commercial license too







Targets and price movers :-

5p+ on license (imminent)
10p+ RTO/Main Listing
20p+ commercial license
£1+ when producing 200 TONS per year

Well worth taking a position whilst it’s still on the ground floor imo.

pass the dutchy
01/5/2018
13:39
Anyone make sense of this what does it mean for existing share holders ?

life science website is gone & now comes up bradda head

Bradda Head Holdings Limited (formerly Life Science Developments Limited) was incorporated and registered in the British Virgin Islands on 28 October 2009 for the purpose of making investments and/or acquisitions in the natural resources sector.

arfurontherocks
13/7/2017
16:55
PulseFlowTech‏ @PulseFlowTech

Tom Nicolette from the Nicolette Consulting Group has joined our company to help with forthcoming fundraising

adred
10/4/2017
11:02
You have to ask yourself, was it ever LIFE's intention to act as a genuine, unconstrained, investment seeking shell?

Given that in their founding EGM 'mission statement' (see above post 263) they demonstrably and dishonourably mislead their investors by pledging an EGM to return residual cash in the event of delisting, which they have subsequently refused to hold - the reasonable question then arises - was the rest of that statement also disingenuous at best?

I.e. did LIFE ever seriously intend to consider anything apart from Mellon's deeply unloved baby, the Diabetic Boot Co, as an 'investment'?

Now you have the blackly farcical situation where LIFE's twin assets, ie the cash and the AIM listing, have been squandered in the single minded, yet so far comically unsuccessful, pursuit of a non exec director (Jim Mellon) related party deal - with that same unloved baby the DBC, and, (especially preposterous this bit), at a price level apparently much higher than other Mellon associated companies had already declined to further invest in said DBC at.

It seems this unpopularity meant the DBC could not even be listed on the AIM before the deadline expired, and may well never be, making LIFE's enthusiastic, unrequited courtship, where others sensibly feared to tread - beyond ludicrous.

And that low interest, unsecured loan, that LIFE has chosen to extend, rather than refund its shareholders as promised - oh dear. When Mellon himself was obliged to step in with a further 2 million loan to re-bailout said DBC a few months later, he sensibly made sure it was fully secured.

In whose interests has all this happened? I find it very hard to believe personally that it has been in any way, shape or form in LIFE the company's interests, which in law were supposed to be the Directors' prime concern, but perhaps that's just me :)

banshee
22/3/2017
20:31
Half forgotten about this one, just had a look at twitter & the LSE BB where an uncertain consensus seems to be that today was the last day for news re an EGM to avoid delisting in 2 weeks. I don't know enough about the protocol personally to tell if this is true, but if it is the whole thing now looks rather sordid, even by the notoriously low standards of related party transactions (or non transactions in this case!).

Any remaining shareholders here have my sympathy. Should the LSE etc be correct, the directors here look pretty awful and don't appear to give a toss about anyone but themselves.

Call me a cynic, but I suspect the sudden burst of twitter activity is just there to cover up any tweets from disaffected investors.

banshee
15/3/2017
23:15
Still no news, anyone know when we are expected some news?

Pulse Flow (DBC) twitter accounts has become alive this week could we see action soon?

adred
06/10/2016
20:12
You're in danger of turning into a serial shaftee :(

But LIFE shareholders have the special privilege of paying handsomely to be shafted. The DBC is total dross imo, from an investment point of view, worth a lot closer to £1.50 than £15 million. Mellon appears to have curtailed his own planned investment in it via Regency, presumably on the back of poor performance, and his protege in the FFWD project we are told, won't invest either (even with other peoples money), but LIFE shareholders are being marched forward merrily to fill the gap at a rather higher and more demanding valuation than others, who are better informed, have already turned down - or so it would seem.

It would also seems that LIFE shareholders residual cash investment will only give them a stake pretty much on a par level with the potential new (essential but perhaps also certifiable?) investors per pound invested, whilst the LIFE AIM shell itself, with its substantial accumulated tax losses, is to be a free gift?

This might seem to some to be a ludicrously bad deal. I get the distinct feeling that Mitch Anand is unlikely to be nominated for businessman of the year anytime soon.

Oh, and thanks for the emergency, totally unsecured, financing - on very generous terms indeed, try getting a no strings, where-do-i-sign-to-keep-your-lights-on-who-cares-if-you-go-bust, bail out deal like that from a commercial lender.

All IMO,DYOR etc.

banshee
06/10/2016
20:04
From the telegraph 2014
Jim Mellon, the biotech investor, is putting his best foot forward with his latest stock market foray.
The Diabetic Boot Company, as the medical shoe-maker is known, is currently exploring all forms of financing after an initial £1m investment round, with the preferred outcome a flotation on Aim, pencilled in for late August.
No banks have been appointed as advisers yet, but Mellon, who owns a 40pc stake in the company through his Burnbrae vehicle, estimates its IPO valuation at around £15m.
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Have to wait and see what happens. Shafted with Plethora/Regency Pacific via Mellon
Let's seen if we get shafted again........

Only got a grand as a punt mind.

rusty9717
06/10/2016
07:25
Massive news may come back much higher
nw99
30/9/2016
07:59
IOF about to take off, debt restructuring agreed
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