Aerobox Share Discussion Threads

[kenbachelor] 20/2/2007 17:47

I've been looking on the IR website to see if they've been listed as of negigible value yet, but they haven't so I can't even offset the £70k against some of this year's gains.

[Abuse team] 07/2/2007 09:09

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[Abuse team] 07/2/2007 09:09

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[bearable] 07/2/2007 08:47

The share price returned to my monitor!

[donaferentes] 05/2/2007 13:47

my guess is "britishbulls" is missing a "hit" to be more accurately described!

[ronjr2] 05/2/2007 13:45

Yeah. They rated arx a buy just before they went under.

[Abuse team] 05/2/2007 13:26

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[1ocnik] 02/2/2007 13:58

I'll start the bidding £1....what about Ebay?....lol...;-))

[weegeordie] 02/2/2007 13:53

They could be 'bought'.

[distill] 02/2/2007 13:49

surely the patents belong to the company ie shareholders or do i assumewronly!!!

[weegeordie] 02/2/2007 11:02

sos - I doubt it very much - they will probably keep the patents etc and setup another manufacturing plant in China under another company.
WG

[1ocnik] 02/2/2007 10:58

Sack of,Oh pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee...Do we know if BA are still dilly dallying over what colour to paint thier 125000000000 units?....lol...;-)

[bridggar] 01/2/2007 14:53

Gibbs will care at some point.

[bearable] 01/2/2007 13:05

R.I.P your certificates!!!!!!

[bridggar] 30/1/2007 16:24

Erm - actually it's all because Ray Gibbs committed an unrealistic production capability to secure funding from Laurus.

He should carry the ultimate responsibility.

[Abuse team] 27/1/2007 14:09

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[smallchange] 27/1/2007 14:07

And all bcause the got the incorrect machinery to make the panels to make the boxes.

Unreal, they had so much time to put it right but failed.

[swalker] 24/1/2007 16:39

NS Number:0939Q
TIDMARX

AeroBox plc
24 January 2007


AeroBox plc ("ARX" or the "Company")

Further re. Suspension of Trading

Following the announcement on 15 September 2006, the Directors of ARX have been advised that the Company's main operating subsidiary, AeroBox Composite Structures, LLC ("ACS") yesterday petitioned for the protection of creditors under Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code. Under the terms of the petition ACS is being funded by its previously secured lender Laurus Master Fund.

In view of this event the prospects of any returns for shareholders of ARX are likely to be minimal.

The Board of ARX continues to examine options for ARX and will make further announcements when appropriate.


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Enquiries:

Ray Gibbs, Group Managing Director, AeroBox plc [phone]
Trevor Phillips, Holborn PR [phone]
Jeremy Porter, Seymour Pierce [phone]



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[newsman3] 09/1/2007 07:00

Mths. As long as a yr even.

[dashwood2] 08/1/2007 22:29

tanners
If you have experience of similar situations, can you tell us how long it is likely to take to come out of chapter 11.