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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Zirax | LSE:ZRX | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B0T9VS23 | ORD 1P |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 1.125 | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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Posted at 22/1/2010 17:00 by lecks17 maximum online sel was 10000 @1.91 = £191 - £9 dealing when you have 150000 share to sell and a 10 min delay before you can trade the same share means its hard to dump a 55% loss on these shares thanks directors will never trust a russian again |
Posted at 13/1/2010 17:16 by myopia I naively held on to some AIM quoted shares that de-listed last year (International Real Estate) that were in a nominee account. In that case I think the major shareholder held over 85% of the shares so that was even more of a done deal than this one.The shares tanked when the announcement was made and I would have got at best a tenth of what they had been worth at their peek if I had sold in the market before they delisted. But that's exactly what I wish I had have done in hindsight, cos I doubt I'll ever see a penny of that money again! I share dell's caution above. Taking much smaller stakes (cos I've got much less money now for one thing lol) and checking before making any purchase just how many shares are NOT in public hands. Oblivious to the delisting threat pre-2008, I've learnt to be very aware of it since through painful experience. I don't hold shares in Zirax by the way though have followed the story with interest, as at one stage it seemed to be promise a happy ending. |
Posted at 13/1/2010 07:36 by masurenguy RNS Number : 4528FZirax PLC 13 January 2010 Requisition of General Meeting The Board of the Company announces that on Tuesday 12 January 2009 it received a written requisition notice from its largest shareholder, Erith Group Limited ("Erith") (the "Requisition Notice") to convene a general meeting of the Company (the "GM"). Erith is the holder of 102,531,250 Ordinary Shares representing approximately 59.5 per cent of the Company's issued share capital. Mikhail Baranov, a non-executive director of the Company, is a connected person of Erith by virtue of Erith being a body corporate with which he is connected pursuant to section 254 of the Companies Act 2006. Through his association with, and shareholding in, Erith, Mr Baranov is deemed to control 59.5 per cent of the Company's issued share capital. In addition, through his interest in 000 Yugo Vostok Promkapital, Mr Baranov is interested in a further 13,333,333 Ordinary Shares in the Company, representing a further 7.7 per cent of the Company's issued share capital. Erith has requested that the following resolutions be put to shareholders at the GM: *the cancellation of the admission of the Company's shares to AIM;. *subject to Resolution 1 being passed, the re-registration of the Company as a private limited company; and *the adoption of New Articles of Association of the Company. The directors of the Company are seeking an urgent meeting with Erith to discuss the Requisition and its implications for shareholders and the directors themselves. After which, the directors will respond to the Requisition Notice in a circular which will be made available to all shareholders and will set out further information relating to and arising from the Requisition Notice. In accordance with the Companies Act 2006 the directors are required to post the notice of the GM within 21 days from receipt of the written requisition. Unfortunately this was always my concern with this company which is why I held back from investing here. Masurenguy - 30 Jun'09 - 449: The lower price could enable a potentially cheap MBO but they could delist from AIM without buying any external PI shares - they would just remain shareholders in an unquoted company with virtually no market for their shares. Since the major shareholder is making the proposal it looks as though they are confident of obtaining the necessary additional shareholder support in order to obtain the required number of additional votes to implement this. Don't know what percetage of shareholder votes are required - 75% or 80% is the most likely figure though. Commiserations to shareholders - this has happened to me before but it is one of the risks buying shares in an AIM small cap. |
Posted at 08/1/2010 12:25 by mitzis I agree its the wholw world is under 10 ft of snow which is good news for ZRX sales. |
Posted at 08/1/2010 10:30 by azalea Given the freezing conditions gripping Eastern and N.W. Europe, ZRX sales teams should be out there bagging sales like there is no tomorrow. |
Posted at 21/12/2009 10:56 by azalea Moscow announces that it is deploying 9000 snow ploughs to clear the city's streets. The mayor should have bought more supplies of ZRX de-icing pellets. |
Posted at 26/10/2009 15:40 by jimmyjagger Bought in today, small stakes for nowZRX should get the buy confirmed treatment from Britishbulls tomorrow and that will alert a few more investors I also see Barchart have made ZRX a 100%-er |
Posted at 22/10/2009 14:05 by azalea code677Interesting chatter. ZRX has had its management problems, but it does have the products and some big share holders, it just needs to ramp up its sales. Rising oil prices leading to a rapid increase in drilling activity could make that happen. At this price virtualy nothing to lose by continuing to hold. |
Posted at 22/10/2009 07:22 by lecks17 There are 172,321,429 issued and fully paid ordinary shares of 1p each in the Company. As at 4 November 2008 the following interests of 3% or more in the issued share capital of the Company appear in the register maintained in accordance with section 211 of the Companies Act 1985:Number of shares % of share capital Erith Group Limited 102,531,250 59.5 Valery Andosov 18,093,750 10.5 OOO Yugo-Vostok 13,333,333 7.7 Pennygold Trading Supplies Limited 9,516,713 5.5 Metropol (UK) Limited 6,807,229 4.0 Robur Fonder AB 5,229,767 3.0 Erith Group Limited is 50% beneficially owned by Mikhail Baranov who is therefore deemed to be interested in 29.8% of the ordinary shares. Pennygold Trading Supplies Limited ("Pennygold") is a company incorporated in the Republic of Ireland, the effective control of which is held by the management of IFC Metropol, an affiliate company of Metropol (UK) Limited ("Metropol"), the Company's brokers. Pennygold is an independent entity for the purposes of carrying out investment business and does not have access to market sensitive data through Metropol. For the purposes of carrying on designated investment business Metropol treat Pennygold as an intermediate customer. As defined in the AIM rules 87.1% of Zirax's shares are not in public hands.There are no shares held in treasury and no restrictions on the transfer of shares. |
Posted at 21/10/2009 18:01 by jimmyjagger Disagree with you there edward. The volume so far has been fairly light, nothing like the sort of big buys that go through on pump and dump schemes. You do know how those are run don't you? You can spot them a mile off and they usually last a few hours. Big morning spike, afternoon sell-off. This is a sustained rise and I'm gutted to miss out on it.The share price has risen significantly over the last 3 days but it went up 8% on Monday on no trades. I'll repeat that. up 8% on NO TRADES. Should've taken that as the trigger point to buy in - a poster here spotted it. I've also read the ZRX board on iii and see no more than well-rounded analysis and perhaps just 1 over-enthusiastic post with an unrealistic valuation, the other posts look sound. Compare to something like NTOG... 1500+ posts in the past 3 days compared to Zirax's 15... Don't get me wrong, I'd like nothing more than the price to dip so I can buy in but I feel your comments are unfounded. While I'm here are there any stocks you'd recommend? I have a big cash pile sitting on the sidelines just itching to be invested! |
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