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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Silver Falcon | LSE:SILF | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BYX3WZ24 | ORD GBP0.01 |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 3.75 | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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| 08/9/2023 | 17:11 | RNSNON | Hemogenyx Pharmaceuticals PLC CBR Patent Application Update |
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| 04/10/2017 | 15:02 | SILVER FALCON | 146 |
| 03/6/2016 | 15:29 | Silver Falcon PLC | 8 |
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Posted at 26/9/2017 08:10 by purple11 Investor PresentationsTue, 26th Sep 2017 07:00 RNS Number : 7722R Silver Falcon PLC 26 September 2017 Silver Falcon Plc (to become Hemogenyx Pharmaceuticals Plc) Investor presentations Silver Falcon Plc, (LSE: SILF), which has agreed to acquire the biotechnology company Hemogenyx Pharmaceuticals Limited ("Hemogenyx"), announces that it will be holding a series of meetings with investors regarding the opportunity presented to shareholders by the proposed acquisition of Hemogenyx LLC ("Hemogenyx"). The presentation will be led by Chief Executive Officer & Co-Founder of Hemogenyx, Dr Vladislav Sandler, with other Proposed Directors available for discussions after the formal presentation. The same presentation will be given at all events which are being held at different times to offer convenient options for those wishing to attend. |
Posted at 31/8/2017 07:26 by moneytree1 also,i don't know if this is relevant or not but I hold stock in SILF through Beaufort. I bought in 2 lots.for some reason for the last however long it has been since suspension, the second lot I bought registered on my platform in my holding list. but did not come up in the cost list,as though Beaufort had made a mistake and had taken the stock and added them into my account,but not charged for them.it showed this stock as a profit in the value list.i never bothered contacting Beaufort about it as it was their mistake, and I hoped maybe the second lot simply were free as they hadn't deducted money for them. a few days ago,after nearly 2 yrs that suddenly changed and the cost list was updated showing I had paid for them. I have a hunch that Beaufort corrected this knowing the stock was about to start trading again. |
Posted at 13/4/2017 17:23 by runwaypaul On the 11 November 2016 2,000,000 new Ordinary Shares of £0.01 nominal value were issued at a premium of £0.03 per share to M6 Limited as settlement for a fee of £80,000 for online marketing servicesi doubt the legal dealing with the transaction needed anywhere near 500 grand...its laughable. 2million shares to Beaston for 'online marketing services' online marketing?of what? |
Posted at 13/4/2017 15:36 by runwaypaul Chairman's StatementI hereby present the annual accounts for the year ended 31st December 2016. During the year the Company reported a loss of £519,898 (31 December 2015 - loss of £80,367) which arose predominantly from professional fees in connection with the due diligence and legal documentation relating to potential transactions, in particular with the current transaction under review. As at the date of this report the Company has approximately £1m of cash balances. Following its listing on the London Stock Exchange on 9th November 2015, the Company has focused on the evaluation of various acquisition opportunities. To that end, it announced on 30th December 2015 that it had entered into a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding with the board and principal shareholder in Lime Holdings Limited ("Lime") regarding a possible acquisition of 100% of the share capital of Lime by way of a share for share exchange. On 30th September 2016 the Company announced that it was no longer proceeding with that transaction following detailed due diligence. As at the year ended 31 December 2016, the Company was in talks with another potential business with an eventual acquisition expected to finalise before the end of the second quarter 2017. As at the date of this report, this is still the case and the transaction is at an advanced stage and, whilst no binding agreement has yet been entered into the directors are optimistic of a successful outcome. I would like to thank all those who have assisted in relation to the possible acquisitions reviewed and remain hopeful of a successful future |
Posted at 27/3/2017 21:05 by davethechef Chats from the Momentous event,SILF & Beeston in background go to 6.35-8mins; talking to the CEO 14-15mins. Nothing much to gleam, unfortunately. |
Posted at 08/3/2017 17:45 by davethechef Unless SILF RNS tomorrow, re-list, leading up to their 02 Arena evening appearance, along with 17 other companies, 6-9.30pm. According to latest, the event is now sold-out.hxxp://www.momentous However, I guess they could cancel their appearance, last minute. Doh.... |
Posted at 11/1/2017 15:08 by loveandmoney1 SILF presenting At Momentous O2 9th of March |
Posted at 20/8/2016 12:11 by runwaypaul word on the backstreetSILF back @sept14th. |
Posted at 08/12/2015 19:20 by hedgehog 100 "The great tech payday - How websites and apps are transforming high streets as digital payment firms report booming businessBy HOLLY BLACK FOR THE DAILY MAIL PUBLISHED: 22:00, 3 December 2015 | UPDATED: 07:27, 4 December 2015 A quiet revolution is taking place on the High Street. Instead of having customers fight over the best bargains in stores, retailers saw their websites crash on Black Friday last week as waves of shoppers headed online. In recent days, digital payments firms including Worldpay have reported booming business from overseas markets such as China. In contrast, bank note producer De La Rue revealed that it will be cutting production by a quarter as the world increasingly goes cashless. Debenhams has been given a bleak prognosis by Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs over whether it can hold off the threat of online shopping. And yesterday, former Barclays boss Antony Jenkins declared that banking may be about to have its ‘Uber moment’. He was referring to the phenomenally popular low-cost mobile phone app for booking taxis. A generational shift from older shoppers used to using cash in stores to younger ones who use the web and mobile phone apps is causing a rift on the High Street. As ever, there will be winners and losers in the battle to keep up with the pace of change. It’s already taking grip in the banking sector. Banks without branches are being established, notably Atom Bank, a service for those who only want to bank using an app on their smartphone. This week Spanish lender BBVA took a 30 per cent stake in it – spending £45million to access retail customers in Britain for the first time. George O’Connor, director at analysts Panmure Gordon, said: ‘We are living in a golden age. Technology has become part of the fabric of our lives. If I want food, if I want to find love, I just pick up my phone. It’s a digital revolution.’ Worldpay is one of those to benefit. It processed 11.5billion payments in the year to June – some 16 per cent more than the year before. It reflects what’s happening on the High Street. For example, on Black Friday, shoppers spent £1.1billion online in the day – a rise of 36 per cent compared with last year. Meanwhile, footfall in High Street stores was down by 5 per cent. Colin McLean, managing director at fund managers SVM Asset Management, said: ‘The way people live, work and travel is changing and it is clear that some industries face disruption and might not survive in their present form.’ He names former High Street stalwarts Woolworths, Comet and Phones 4u as just some of the most recent casualties of the changing habits of shoppers. New firms are able to start with a clean sheet of paper, focusing on the security and functionality of their apps and websites. B EING online-only lets firms cut their prices, while focusing on distribution and providing a good customer experience. One example is Eagle Eye, an app which lets shoppers redeem coupons at the till and build up rewards for using vouchers. But more established firms are set to benefit from the trend too. Jeremy Gleeson, manager of the Axa Framlington Global Technology fund, has a big investment in payments firm Visa, which has boomed during the growth in online payments. He said: ‘Once upon a time you might only use a card for a substantial purchase but today they are the most convenient, quick and safe way to pay.’ With security of prime importance to shoppers, PayPal could also benefit from the rise in online shopping. A growing number of retailers have websites which allow customers to check out using their PayPal account rather than having to enter their credit card details. And the growth and security of Apple Pay has allowed firms such as NXP Semiconductors, a Dutch company which makes the chips that provide the secure identification in iPhones, to soar. The Nasdaq-listed company has seen its share price jump from 16cents to 92cents over the past five years. For many though, today’s tech boom will bear a worrying resemblance to the 90s bubble which burst so painfully. Major investment firm Fidelity recently cut its stake in photo-sharing app Snapchat by a quarter. Mobile payments technology business Monitise has endured a spectacular fall from grace, as competitors including Apple have muscled into the sector. Its share price is down from 81p at the start of 2014 to just 3.14p today. But for the firms who do succeed, there is a fortune to be made. Tom Becket, chief investment officer at Psigma, says giants such as Apple, Alphabet (formerly Google) and Amazon will benefit. He said: ‘These are classic examples of wonderfully innovative companies which have spotted their opportunity and exploited it superbly.’" |
Posted at 07/12/2015 18:27 by hedgehog 100 07/12/2015 17:44 ALNC Silver Falcon Calls Recent Press Speculation "Factually Incorrect"07/12/2015 17:36 UKREG Silver Falcon PLC Statement re: media speculation "Statement regarding media speculation and share price movement Silver Falcon PLC (LSE: SILF), the Main Board listed special purpose acquisition company set up to acquire businesses in the FinTech space, notes recent press speculation and movements in its share price. The Company notes that a number of material pieces of information in recent press speculation are factually incorrect and should not be relied upon. Whilst the Company has had initial discussions with a possible target concerning a possible transaction, all such discussions are at a preliminary stage. No exclusivity agreement or other binding, or non-binding agreements have been entered into with any party, and there is no certainty that any such agreements will be made. A further announcement will be made in due course." |
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