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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Aquilo | AQL | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 3.35 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 3.35 | 3.35 |
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Posted at 23/8/2007 08:04 by mercier et camier Yes I was and my views on the prospects for the company have not changed. However no matter how shrewd an investor one things one is no-one can account for the shenanigans of the directors. The company consolidated its shares to 87p look at them now. The company is capitalised at about £300K with £1.5M of funds in the bank. I no longer believe there ever was any intention of selling ITS or ABS, they are both profitable businesses. You cannot insure yourself against this sort of thing. I should know I've warned enough investors about it. |
Posted at 17/8/2007 10:40 by power talker take care bozzy..you hypocrite...i thought you had some sort of moral authority behind you..THe fact is you have none..Exposed as a pump and dump merchant...Still attempting to sucker the vulnerable in, as the price plummetted(So you could exit) you have destroyed over 90% of investors value that followed your ramping..you should hang you head in shame..I will be collating this information and reporting you to the FSA..You are a premium user so ADVFN will have your correct information...Expect SON a knock on the door.Absolutely disgusting behaviour.. |
Posted at 17/8/2007 10:21 by power talker took 5 minutes im not a dipstick like yourself that takes hours to cut and paste. a small document.. yes bozzy you are exactly what you berate others for being..A RAMPER OF THE WORST CALIBRE.. you yourself suckered vulnerable investors in with wild claims of 12p.now your ramp trades at 0.5p. LOST FOR THE MUGS WHO BOUGHT ON YOUR SAY SO 90%.. YOUR SCUM OF THE EARTH. |
Posted at 16/8/2007 11:27 by aleman Shares Magazine July 31,2003AIM gets tough with expedient delisters The Alternative Investment Market (AIM), the junior market of the London Stock Exchange, has confirmed that it is to tighten up its delisting rules. The changes, exclusively revealed in Shares earlier this month (17 Jul '03), will make it harder for a company's board to decide to move off the market just because it appears to be advantageous. Simon Brickles, head of AIM, says the rules need to be tightened up to prevent companies with large director holdings from walking off the market, and is proposing that at least 75% of shareholders must vote in favour of such a proposal at an extraordinary or annual general meeting. The step change sees the market move away from the Official List, which will keep its mere 20-day notification process. A two-month consultation period is underway, with Brickles encouraging all those affected to express their views on the proposed changes. 'I would be surprised if the market were able to get away with this without some form of modification,' comments one anonymous board director of a recently listed company. The changes are designed to protect the investment community, and in particular AIM's institutional investors, who have been affected by a series of high profile delistings over the last six months Shares commends AIM's proposed rule changes, which should help to protect investors yet further. Any interested party wishing to comment on the change should contact AIM's policy manager, Gillian Wilson, on 020 7797 2026. AIM obviously had a problem with delisters in the past. As well as the number above, the FSA gave me another couple numbers for people at the AIM Team of the LSE who might deal with this - 020 7797 3776 and 0707 797 4154. I think the FSA were going to have a look themselves. |
Posted at 15/8/2007 23:18 by mercier et camier fraqwer43Smart investors look at the information that's posted they couldn't give a toss who's behind the username, they don't care how many handles a poster has. Its facts and information they seek not identity. |
Posted at 15/8/2007 13:26 by tyranosaurus I am not selling these.I have 6 shares (cost £750) that are worth less than the cost of printing and sending me the voting forms. They could save money by buying out the small investors for peanuts. They could get rid of lots of people by doing another share consolidation !! |
Posted at 15/8/2007 08:53 by 25wbh They have to have 75% to take it private, the way the shares are going down it would not cost a lot to buy more thus stopping themwhat percentage is in retail investors hands with their own share certs i wonder? |
Posted at 05/8/2007 18:49 by thunderchicken Here's some research I have put together.I am no expert so please feel free to correct / add to what I have found. Jun 06 AQL buys ITS for 1.5m Dec 06 AQL raises 2.6m on refinancing Dec 06 AQL sells AMS for 1.275m Jun07 VPV gives 12 month 1.5m loan VPV is described as a 'substantial' shareholder. Other shareholders include: Calculus 7.1% Singer and Freelander 11.1% Noble Fund Managers 17.46% I don't know how significant this is, but Noble Fund Managers are part of Noble and Company - AQL's Nominated Advisor!!! Private shareholders are more difficult to pin down, details were given in the results, but this was well before the consolidation and may well be way out of date. It was stated that AIRS had broken even after only 1 year - and this was before the extra business generated by the floods and referrals Even though there are debts to be considered, the sale of ITS and the success of AIRS means that there is plenty of money sloshing around somewhere. I was pleased when I started reading the latest announcement, but was flattened by the last paragraph which stated that the board is considering de-listing because of the cost of maintaining an AIM listing. In my opinion, this excuse is a heap of shogsdit! There is something else behind it, and whatever it is we can all be sure that we, the private investors, are the ones that are going to lose! Would the NOMAD advise this whilst sitting on 17.46% of the shares? Would the institutions who invested last Dec support this? There is to be a statement later, but could all out there more knowledgeable than I please speculate as to what is going on. |
Posted at 05/8/2007 15:01 by aleman That didn't stop SEA from being a 20-bagger. Funny this came just after the SEA attempt.Shares Magazine July 31,2003 AIM gets tough with expedient delisters The Alternative Investment Market (AIM), the junior market of the London Stock Exchange, has confirmed that it is to tighten up its delisting rules. The changes, exclusively revealed in Shares earlier this month (17 Jul '03), will make it harder for a company's board to decide to move off the market just because it appears to be advantageous. Simon Brickles, head of AIM, says the rules need to be tightened up to prevent companies with large director holdings from walking off the market, and is proposing that at least 75% of shareholders must vote in favour of such a proposal at an extraordinary or annual general meeting. The step change sees the market move away from the Official List, which will keep its mere 20-day notification process. A two-month consultation period is underway, with Brickles encouraging all those affected to express their views on the proposed changes. 'I would be surprised if the market were able to get away with this without some form of modification,' comments one anonymous board director of a recently listed company. The changes are designed to protect the investment community, and in particular AIM's institutional investors, who have been affected by a series of high profile delistings over the last six months Shares commends AIM's proposed rule changes, which should help to protect investors yet further. Any interested party wishing to comment on the change should contact AIM's policy manager, Gillian Wilson, on 020 7797 2026. |
Posted at 05/1/2007 21:11 by greek islander Re the forthcoming EGM on the 15/12"Information on the Investors The Placing is being undertaken to existing and new investors in the Company. The existing investors are: Calculus Capital Limited; Singer & Friedlander Investment Management Limited, JM Finn & Co Limited, VPV and Noble Fund Managers Limited. The new investors are Artemis Investment Management Limited and Key IP Limited." |
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