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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Airbath | LSE:ATU | London | Ordinary Share | GB0030645864 | ORD 1P |
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| 08/5/2006 | 11:03 | AIRBATH - TAKE THE PLUNGE | 263 |
| 23/2/2005 | 23:48 | TAKE THE PLUNGE - Mar.Cap = LESS THAN ONE MILLION | 177 |
| 27/4/2004 | 11:18 | Possible takeover? | 1 |
| 23/2/2003 | 15:31 | DO YOU NEED A GOOD AIRBATH ?? (P/E NOW 2.5) | 49 |
| 23/2/2003 | 15:28 | Airbath - growth stock on PE of 3 ? | 103 |
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Posted at 20/3/2006 15:04 by wiganer K- how and with who are ATU shares tradeable? |
Posted at 13/3/2006 00:14 by slapmewithajellyfish Err at what price ? |
Posted at 22/6/2005 15:40 by dell314 Mike - Aren't you being a little unfair? Surely, Knowing's ramping of three stocks that have been recently delisted or suspended(ATU, PRSC, TTL) is just bad luck?? Rgds dell |
Posted at 22/6/2005 14:48 by dell314 Lest we forget:Knowing - 23 Feb'05 - 20:17 - 1 of 243 Thread created to monitor the stock as no charts on the other threads. The drop in share price seems to have been primarily due to the last results and stopping of the divi. Have a read and see if you think it is justified; Knowing - 23 Feb'05 - 22:20 - 2 of 243 There are some positive comments to be had in the above. Well worth the risk at this level. Knowing - 24 Feb'05 - 00:02 - 3 of 243 So, going by ADVFN's figures, we have a market cap of 290K on a comapny turning over 4,000,0000 and having circa 25M shares in issue ! Although ATU reported a small loss for the year I belive that on a PE ratio they look very cheap ! Knowing - 24 Feb'05 - 09:55 - 5 of 243 Can get upto 250K at 1.15 online. blackbear - 24 Feb'05 - 10:03 - 6 of 243 Very high risk imho.. Going Concern As explained in the 2004 Annual Report and Accounts issued on 30 September 2004, the Group is in breach of its banking covenants. All the bank facilities are now repayable on demand and the revolving debt facility has been reduced. The bank has not demanded repayment of its loans, which have been reclassified as repayable in less than one year. The overdraft and invoice discounting facilities have not been affected. There has been no fundamental change in the Group's financial position since 30 September 2004. Therefore, the Directors believe that it is appropriate that the financial statements continue to be prepared on a going concern basis, subject to continuing bank support, as before. Knowing - 24 Feb'05 - 15:57 - 10 of 243 When stocks like this sort the financials out the returns can be great. Worth sticking on your monitor for that day. Knowing - 25 Feb'05 - 11:30 - 14 of 243 The buyer of 50K could have got them for 1.15 if he tried. Blah, blah, blah etc. etc. And another stock disappears below ground in the Knowing tips graveyard.... Rgds dell |
Posted at 18/5/2005 21:56 by knowing RNS Number:4795MAirbath Group PLC 18 May 2005 AIRBATH GROUP PLC (THE "COMPANY") PROPOSED DE-LISTING Further to the announcement made on 22 April 2005, a circular has been sent to shareholders today regarding the proposed withdrawal of the Company's ordinary shares from trading on AIM. An extraordinary general meeting to consider and, if thought fit, approve such withdrawal will be held at Crossley House, Hopwood Lane, Halifax, West Yorkshire HX1 5EB at 10.00 am on Monday 13 June 2005. The text of the Chairman's letter forming part of the circular is set out below. "On 22 April 2005, the board of directors announced that it was their intention to seek the approval of shareholders to withdraw the Company's ordinary shares of 1 penny each ("Ordinary Shares") from trading on AIM. It is anticipated that, subject to the passing of the resolution set out in the attached notice of extraordinary general meeting, the withdrawal will take effect on Monday 20 June. Since the Company's announcement of its interim results for the six month period ended 30 September 2004 on 22 December 2004, the Company's two trading companies, Aquabeau Limited ("Aquabeau") and Brampton Housewares Limited, have continued to experience challenging trading conditions in their respective markets. The bathroom sector has been generally weak and the Company's profitability has suffered as a result of a continued trend towards lower margin products. Improved management disciplines have been implemented at Aquabeau and the product portfolios of both businesses have been strengthened by the introduction of new ranges. However, it will be some time before the Company begins to see any significant benefits from these actions. At the same time as the announcement regarding the proposed withdrawal from AIM, the directors announced a restructuring of the group's debt. Whilst the debt restructuring has improved the group's balance sheet, the directors must remain focused on keeping costs to a minimum and, with direct and indirect costs of the AIM trading facility in the order of #60,000 per year, the directors have to consider whether or not maintaining the facility is in the best interests of the Company, its creditors and shareholders. On 21 April 2005 (being the last dealing day prior to the announcement regarding the withdrawal from AIM), the closing mid-price of Ordinary Shares was 0.75 pence, giving a market capitalisation of #190,563. Between 22 Apri1 2004 and 21 April 2005, shares in the Company were traded on only 89 of the 256 days when the market was open. In the current market the directors do not believe that there is any realistic prospect of the Company being able to raise money by issuing further equity. In the light of these and the trading considerations mentioned above the directors feel that the limited benefits to the Company, its creditors and shareholders of a trading facility are outweighed by the costs involved. The directors have therefore concluded that it is in the best interests of the Company's stakeholders for the Company to withdraw from AIM. The withdrawal can only become effective if approved by a special resolution of the holders of Ordinary Shares. If so approved, the directors expect the withdrawal from AIM to become effective on Monday 20 June 2005. Gartland Whalley and Barker plc, which owns 14,207,461 Ordinary Shares (approximately 55.92% of the total number of Ordinary Shares in issue), has indicated an intention to vote in favour of the resolution approving the withdrawal. Whilst there will be no market in the Company's shares following the withdrawal from AIM, the Company will endeavour to introduce shareholders wishing to sell their Ordinary Shares to prospective buyers. Shareholders wishing to dispose of some or all of their holding following the withdrawal should contact the Company Secretary at the Company's registered office." |
Posted at 09/5/2005 16:54 by sharw Knowing - I'm afraid you don't quite understand the situation. GWB is the controlling shareholder in a number of companies it has created and then floated. Part of the pattern is that it then supplies directors for a fee. Phillip Bennett is/was the M.D. of GWB and Brian Heather its F.D. GWB has not 'taken control' as you put it - it always was in control. The other GWB companies are Collins and Hayes (CIY) and EQ Group (EQI) and P. Bennett left those on the same day as he left ATU which suggests he has left GWB. Whether he walked or was pushed, we know not, but it was obviously specific to GWB itself, and not ATU as you suggest.See |
Posted at 06/5/2005 07:56 by dell314 Knowing - I've just followed your advice and read the first post on this thread.In fact, I reproduce here the first few of your posts, as they clearly demonstrate that you have absolutely no idea what you are talking about and you are a danger to other investors: "Knowing - 23 Feb'05 - 20:17 - 1 of 179 Thread created to monitor the stock as no charts on the other threads. The drop in share price seems to have been primarily due to the last results and stopping of the divi. Have a read and see if you think it is justified; Knowing - 23 Feb'05 - 22:20 - 2 of 179 There are some positive comments to be had in the above. Well worth the risk at this level. Knowing - 24 Feb'05 - 00:02 - 3 of 179 So, going by ADVFN's figures, we have a market cap of 290K on a comapny turning over 4,000,0000 and having circa 25M shares in issue ! Although ATU reported a small loss for the year I belive that on a PE ratio they look very cheap!" Where do we start?? Firstly, your suggestion that the fall in share price was due to the cessation of the dividend shows a complete lack of understanding of the financial issues facing ATU. The accounts even included an auditor's qualification that made it clear to any sensible investor. Your comments about PE are hilarious, as ATU made a loss and consequently had no earnings to produce a PE ratio. Anyone following your advice to buy ATU, when you started promoting it, would have lost around 80 or 90% of their investment, if they tried to sell now.... In summary, you have absolutely no understanding of company financial statements and simply pick stocks that have experienced large price drops, with no appreciation of whether those drops are justified. You then fill threads with an incessant stream of vacuous nonsense to entice in naive investors before you dump the stock and move on. Your recent record of stockpicks aptly demonstrate the dangers of following your advice. In just the last four trading days, three Knowing ramps have announced bad news: TTL suspended pending clarification of financial position ASR warned on profits and needs further funding PCF ditched new failed venture Surely, that kind of stockpicking record is more than just bad luck?? Rgds dell All IMHO, DYOR etc. |
Posted at 22/3/2005 09:31 by dell314 Knowing - 23 Feb'05 - 20:17 - 1 of 120The drop in share price seems to have been primarily due to the last results and stopping of the divi. Have a read and see if you think it is justified; It's rather more likely that it has something to do with the stated need for further funding and the serious going concern qualification Knowing - 23 Feb'05 - 22:20 - 2 of 120 There are some positive comments to be had in the above. Well worth the risk at this level. It has dropped over 50%, since the Knowing's BUY recommendation Knowing - 24 Feb'05 - 00:02 - 3 of 120 So, going by ADVFN's figures, we have a market cap of 290K on a comapny turning over 4,000,0000 and having circa 25M shares in issue ! Although ATU reported a small loss for the year I belive that on a PE ratio they look very cheap ! A PE ratio implies that there are earnings. As ATU made a loss, he clearly doesn't know what he is talking about Knowing - 24 Feb'05 - 09:55 - 5 of 120 Can get upto 250K at 1.15 online. If you had followed the Knowing's advice, you would have lost nearly 60% of your stake, assuming that you can sell at current bid. As it is more likely that the MMs will stiff you for larger trades, it is likely that you will lose well over 60%, if you sell now.... blackbear - 24 Feb'05 - 10:03 - 6 of 120 Very high risk imho.. Going Concern As explained in the 2004 Annual Report and Accounts issued on 30 September 2004, the Group is in breach of its banking covenants. All the bank facilities are now repayable on demand and the revolving debt facility has been reduced. The bank has not demanded repayment of its loans, which have been reclassified as repayable in less than one year. The overdraft and invoice discounting facilities have not been affected. There has been no fundamental change in the Group's financial position since 30 September 2004. Therefore, the Directors believe that it is appropriate that the financial statements continue to be prepared on a going concern basis, subject to continuing bank support, as before. Someone sensible tries to help the Knowing Knowing - 24 Feb'05 - 11:32 - 7 of 120 Thats why I'm watching it. Could have a big upside once sorted. Knowing now realises that he has bought another "lemon" and tries to pretend that he doesn't hold yet, despite starting athread and encouraging others to buy And the moral of this tale? Never trust the Knowing!! Rgds dell All IMHO, DYOR etc. |
Posted at 15/3/2005 11:22 by responsible lad If I was investing this share would have to be my favourite right now out of them all. Imagine the damage I could cause to the share price if I posted out 5,000 leaflets telling people to invest in this round the city. It is simple to get the price up on a 200K cap share. I remember how easy it was on PPB and on Advanced Visual. |
Posted at 25/2/2005 16:18 by tiredoldbroker Knowing, I wonder if you'd just clarify one thing. At the start of the thread you said: "Although ATU reported a small loss for the year I belive that on a PE ratio they look very cheap". What did you mean by this ? If the company reported a loss, there are no earnings per share, but the PE ratio is the "price earnings ratio", i.e. the share price as a multiple of taxed earnings. So with a loss, there is no PE ratio. So just what did you mean ? |
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