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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Aec Educ. | LSE:AEC | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B04XB679 | ORD 5P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 3.125 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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09/6/2016 09:43 | Loans converted in to shares, at 5p! f | fillipe | |
02/6/2016 09:01 | AEC ask raised to 2.25p....1.99p paid today. f | fillipe | |
25/2/2016 13:12 | Must be some info on it way ? | tenniselbow | |
25/2/2016 13:09 | Some buys going through this morning. Doesn`t take much to make this share move. | tyranosaurus | |
14/12/2015 15:01 | Value - I can`t see any Growth - None evident Recovery - None evident | tyranosaurus | |
05/8/2015 12:15 | Was the auction to find the price for taking it private ? So 3p could be the offer ! | tenniselbow | |
13/7/2015 12:54 | Laugh. These are in AU (auction). No reported trades today. Will see if anything happens. | tyranosaurus | |
14/5/2015 04:54 | Name one company on this market where you have been a director or a large shareholder which has turned out good for shareholders. | loverat | |
01/4/2015 12:37 | Could be good news for shareholders | tenniselbow | |
05/1/2015 16:33 | Cinnovation canot take any more shares as they would have to make a takeover So they have given AEC a loan. They can call in the loan and buy the company On the cheap and take it private | tenniselbow | |
14/12/2014 17:20 | fillipe Indeed. I was not really having a pop at his stock but just recognised a user name belonging to someone in the business community who has quite a record for misleading investors on several fronts. Anything he says should be disregarded. Good luck with this anyway. | loverat | |
14/12/2014 16:49 | Fascinating stuff, Loverat....just shows what's sometimes going on in the £££ Incidentally, I do expect AEC to be taken over and then delisted or possibly reversed into, although either at a decent premium to where we now are. f | fillipe | |
14/12/2014 16:40 | Earlier last week the mm's were paying over..... I had an offer of 3.06p to sell mine which I declined. But I do see the 100k shrs traded at 2.6p on Friday....that was done at the quoted "bid" price, so clearly a sell there without any premium. But last Friday was an ultra-rotten day to sell anything and this sale might have expected to be less, due to its size, so someone must have been wanting there. f | fillipe | |
13/12/2014 15:19 | Whats all this got to do with aec?? | kate dumpston | |
13/12/2014 11:37 | I suppose in the absence of an answer as to how a fellow director could have been unaware of what was going on - perhaps this post made by Ex Ceo Simon Littlewood (who by then had run off with the loot)might provide a clue? winterfun - 30 May'08 - 01:29 - 8704 of 8797 the company is run by someone in Cornwall (their new global HQ!) who seems to have no experience in China, private equity, fund managment, banking, or anything else relevant to what LDC is supposed to be doing. They've announced the closure of their offices in China, so presumably the staff that had any idea of how to run the business have disappeared, so who is going to manage their assets and generate any income? No surprise people heading for the exit. What institutional investor is going to back this? | loverat | |
13/12/2014 10:55 | Well, I guess obtaining any coherant response to concerns about the past AIM companies you have been involved with will be as elusive as ever. Commodity Growth disappeared without a trace and then of course the dynamite revelations at London Asia Capital. These disastrous events must have been disappointing considering your previous involvement with various investor action groups? Or was your involvement with RSV just an attempt to claim compensation to which you were not entitled to - after making a bad investment decision? Perhaps you could comment on just one aspect of the findings into the goings on at LAC as these findings have always intrigued me. How could something of this signficance not be picked up until some years later? I guess what I am saying is how did you miss this when you were a director of AIM listed LAC in the years following this transaction? By the way, where is the 6 million dollar man these days? 6.3 Loan of $5 Million Written Off Our investigations have uncovered that on 7th September 2005, LAC plc sent $5 million to Nourican Adriatic d.o.o., in Zagreb, Croatia. The transfer document was signed by Mr Simon Littlewood. A signed contract confirms that the loan was to have been secured by a pledge over 25,000 shares in Industrogradnja d.d., but no signed guarantee or pledge has been traced. The purpose of the loan was to help Nourican Adriatic d.o.o. provide evidence to the Croatian Stock Exchange (Zagrebaka Burza) that cash needed for a bid to be made by two Croatian companies for Industrogradnja was available. LAC was to receive a fee of US$ 1 million for this loan. The bid for Industrogradnja was launched on 11th November 2005 at a share price of 650 Kuna at a discount to its market price of 810 Kuna. As a result, only 2,640 shares were tendered for at a total cost of $273,244. It appears that the $5 million loan provided by LAC was not used for the bid and should have been returned to LAC in January 2006, together with the $1 million fee. We can find no evidence that this sum reached LAC, nor is there documentary evidence to show that steps were taken through the courts in any country to recover this money. The transaction was managed by Mr Simon Littlewood, who has since commented that the “Croatian Mafia” has the outstanding $6 million belonging to LAC shareholders | loverat | |
13/12/2014 10:09 | Mr Smith of court rd, You are confused in your old age. | tenniselbow | |
12/12/2014 20:38 | tenniselbow There is no talk whatsover. I am surprised you have the nerve to post here again after your disastrous directorships of various AIM companies. Have you told folks here about London Asia Capital(LDC) and the school in Bournemouth you bought for a song after Commodity Growth PLC was suspended? I reported you to the FSA some time ago while you were ramping LDC as director. Littlewood was thieving from the company from under your nose while you were spending your working days posting rubbish here. And then you become involved with another crank who tried to sue 70 ADVFN posters. Don't you think at your age you should stop promoting these crummy dustbin companies on here? Stop misleading people. | loverat | |
12/12/2014 12:27 | There is talk of the company going private ! | tenniselbow | |
12/12/2014 12:15 | Buys do appear to be going through at 3.5p but that`s made no difference to the 2.6p offer. Question is where are these buys coming from if there are no sellers in the market. Could they simply be buys and sells that simply cancel out? | tyranosaurus | |
12/12/2014 11:48 | wakey wakey! | fillipe | |
11/12/2014 12:48 | Are folks really missing there has been some big buys quietly going through over the past few weeks and that 3.5p is now being paid - up 100% from September and still being well bought. f | fillipe | |
08/12/2014 13:58 | 3.75p, paid over to get one 250k lot. A steady tick-up ridr sine the Sept 2p low. Mkt cap £2m - 2013. Sales £11m and now has valued partner. To 30-6-2014... Key Points · Revenues on continuing activities of £4.33m (2013: £5.74m) · Operating loss of £0.07m (2013: loss of £0.53m) · Loss before tax of £0.10m (2013: loss of £0.56m) · Loss after tax from continuing activities of £0.11m (2013: loss of £0.58m) · Loss per share of 0.15p (2013: 1.64p) · Revenue decline in London offset by 53% growth in Ireland · Singapore College returns to profit. · Oman trading very difficult with operating losses for the half year A 2015 winner? f | fillipe |
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