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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| All Things Considered Group Plc | ATC | Aquis Stock Exchange | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade | |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 115.00 | 06:55:46 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 115.00 | 115.00 | 115.00 | 115.00 |
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Posted at 21/12/2021 07:16 by bigbigdave !FOLLOWFEEDATC Group, an independent UK music company housing talent management, live booking, livestreaming and talent services, is pleased to announce that admission of its ordinary shares of £0.01 ("Ordinary Shares") to trading on the Apex segment of the Aquis Stock Exchange Growth Market ("Admission") will take place and dealings will commence at 8.00 a.m. today, under the ticker ATC and ISIN number GB00BM9CMX71. As announced on 14 December 2021, the Company raised a total of £4.15 million (before expenses) through a placing with high quality institutional and private investors. The net proceeds will principally be used to invest into each of ATC's five business segments and to support the Directors' growth strategy for the Group. Based on the placing price, the Company's market capitalisation will be approximately £14.66 million on Admission. ATC Group encompasses live rights, live agency, production, artist management and investment, and a range of music artist services. In the Directors' opinion, the music industry remains fragmented in the mid-market sector and combined with the disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, this results in a significant opportunity for companies such as ATC Group with integrated and resilient business models to capitalise on a number of structural growth areas by way of organic and acquisitional expansion. |
Posted at 22/8/2019 10:02 by ttny2004 Atlantic Carbon Shareholder Action GroupPlease fellow shareholders don't give up as this is a deliberate disfranchising of our shares by US lender White Oak in my opinion and their appointed CEO. Note, Digit4lis and GaryKC also feel this. So lets stand-up and unite and take the fight to them! Or of course one can rollover and let them have your shares for free! In summary by new CEO Seth Schwartz who was appointed recently only 24th April 2019 (as White Oaks banks own man) collaborated with White Oak who are company’s primary lender. I feel we as shareholders have been totally led down the garden path. I believe the recent notice in regards to the company administration is a deliberate attempt by White Oak to disenfranchise shareholders by removing them and seizing the company's assets who are acting as bank and primary lender. However, they really just seem to be a hedge fund dressed up as a bank. What type of a responsible lender would act this way? They are hoping that us shareholders are naive and will just rollover. I have filed my official complaint to the Security Exchange Commission (SEC) is US and ask them to investigate into this matter. Suggest strongly that you do the same if you want any chance of recovering your money tied up in your shares. hxxps://www.sec.gov/ Please join me in this fight! The more shareholders who object and make a noise the more we will be listened to. So we need to get a shareholder action group together of us private investors. We need to ACT NOW! Please let me know your details - name, no of shares you own, cost (your potential loss), and contact email. Then I will try to set up an external private group where we can share further information. Spread the word please to any fellow shareholders. The more of us the better. There are approx 650 shareholders in the company. Many of which will be in nominee accounts like me. I will share my thoughts in a moment as a separate post as to what I have included in my complaint. |
Posted at 20/2/2019 18:45 by toptrump1 All you need to know on the co website: |
Posted at 08/11/2018 13:16 by garykc All very nice and twee isn't it. Just another excuse as far as I can see to remain private and screw other investors into financing the company. How the hell can you possibly value a company at over 11 times delisting price. Would happily eat my hamster if this comes to fruition. |
Posted at 15/11/2016 12:45 by vatnabrekk I never trusted this lot ever since that first misleading RNS came out about the de-listing. I wrote a detailed email to the FCA and the brokers at the time, but of course no action was taken as far as I know. As far as I can see, small private investors have no protection from underhand directors. |
Posted at 10/9/2016 20:48 by vatnabrekk browngirl and all: The matched bargain share price of 0.095p being quoted is not a real SP, it is simply the price shown by the markets when the shares were suspended 'way back. This price is not at all representative of the value of the company - do not sell at this price or you will have been shafted. It is simply a try-on in the hope that private investors don't know what is going on.My understanding is that shares in this company will be re-listed perhaps towards the end of this year, on the USA market (not AIM). I will wait to see what value pops out then, unless I get a decent offer from someone before then. For me, a decent offer would be 0.3p or higher. That's double what I paid for them and I reckon they owe me AT LEAST that much profit for all the heartache that they have caused me. |
Posted at 25/1/2016 10:11 by sleveen An AIM listing was good enough to get funding time and again, now that a firmer financial footing is in evidence, AIM investors can Foxtrot Oscar.What a scam... so what's new on AIM? IMHO. |
Posted at 11/1/2016 17:26 by big7ime So i have found that Stuart Thomas is a director of Spring Capital Ltd, who have 7.7% of ATCWhy did the co not disclose this detail I wonder I wonder what his motive is Funny how he is now known as an adviser to the co! What will he be paid in this scam And how will investors keep track of their investment? |
Posted at 30/12/2015 11:59 by meijiman All funded by investors-who now get shafted. you couldn't make it up.Oh hang on think there was a Harold Robbins novel with a similar plot. |
Posted at 21/12/2015 22:59 by mhin2 copy of complaint"The directors, and their associates have misled the market as indicated in their last two regulatory announcements. Other actions, such as Director Buys, Director transfers etc. indicate quite an involved plot to mislead, and transfer wealth created by investments from non-insider investors. This is yet another example of the failure of `market' processes, insider dealing, dishonesty and self enrichment by many Directors, advisers and financiers of Aim listed companies; all of course at the expense of the personal investor. I am of the opinion that there is also collusion with this amongst the institutions managing and `regulating' this market; a collusion born of a commitment to the ideology of the efficacy of markets to the neglect of the widespread practice of `rent-seeking behaviour', much of which is ostensibly illegal (see for instance David Lenigas). Could you please look into my complaint and inform me if there is a case for action here, or whether such behaviour is seen as acceptable by the authorities, which are supposed to be representatives of the `public good'. I look forward to hearing from you Regards XXXXXX" |
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