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Auctus Growth Plc | AUCT | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 07/12/2020 08:17 by argy4 From Shares Magazine....When a company makes a claim that its fabric coating kills all known bacteria and viruses including Covid-19 within 30 minutes and has a shelf-life of up to seven years, it tends to get attention. The Viroblock product from Swiss-based HeiQ Materials was originally developed as an antimicrobial for the Ebola crisis in 2013 and now it is seeing strong demand following the Covid-19 pandemic. Investors will soon get a chance to buy its shares as HeiQ is coming to the UK stock market on 7 December via a reverse takeover of cash shell Auctus Growth (AUCT:AIM). Oliver Brown, fund manager of MFM UK Primary Opportunities (B905T77), told Shares that the founders happened upon the antimicrobial opportunity after completing long walks in the Swiss mountains and getting complaints from their wives about the smelly clothes. In addition to Viroblock, HeiQ has built a presence in textile performance materials that provide enhanced features such as cooling/heating and water repellence. It boasts blue chip clients such as Swedish company IKEA, luxury goods brand Burberry (BRBY) as well as performance brands North Face, Champion and New Balance. RC Brown, Premier Miton and Amati Global Investors are among the institutional investors backing the company at the stock market listing. Amati fund manager David Stevenson says a key attraction is HeiQ’s intellectual property amassed since 2005 including multiple patents and awards for its innovative technologies. Based on the £140 million valuation at listing, HeiQ will trade at around 3.5 times sales compared to the 7.1 times of infection prevention specialist Tristel (TSTL:AIM), and 4.4 times for antimicrobial products company Byotrol (BYOT:AIM). The company is forecast to see annual sales grow by 50% in 2021 slowing to 30% in later years. Profit for the first half of 2020 was $8.6 million. |
Posted at 22/8/2019 13:20 by hedgehog 100 A happy 5th. 'shell birthday' to AUCT!And could it finally be about to RTO!! 22/08/2014 07:01 UK Regulatory (RNS & others) Auctus Growth Plc Initial Public Offering "Auctus Growth plc ("Auctus" or the "Company") is pleased to announce the results of its successful placing of 2,440,000 Ordinary Shares (the "Placing") to a list of professional investors and institutions and the initial public offering of its entire share capital, being 2,440,000 Ordinary Shares. Auctus has raised gross proceeds of GBP1,220,000. Auctus has been formed to undertake an acquisition of a target company or business. The Company's efforts in identifying a prospective target company or business will not be limited to a particular sector or geographic region. However, the Company expects to draw on the extensive experience of the Company's founders and its board in sourcing and successfully executing such transactions. The Company is targeting a significant deal; accordingly a listing on the Official List of the FCA, as opposed to a junior market, matches the future ambitions of the Company in terms of scale, quality and appreciation in shareholder value. It is expected that admission to a Standard Listing on the Official List of the FCA will become effective and unconditional dealings in the Ordinary Shares on the London Stock Exchange's main market for listed securities will commence at 8.00 a.m. today under the ticker symbol "AUCT". ..." 29/04/2019 07:00 UK Regulatory (RNS & others) Auctus Growth Plc Final Results " ... I am very conscious of our lack of performance in regards to securing a suitable reverse takeover candidate. Myself and the Board are very appreciative of your patience and remain eager to find a transaction that will ultimately reward all shareholders. In that regard I can confirm that the Board is currently assessing a potential transaction and whilst there can be no guarantee the transaction will proceed the Board is encouraged by the initial due diligence being carried out. ... " |
Posted at 10/4/2015 17:37 by geoffsh Two big buys on the 7th.07-04-15 10:40:23 69.50 30,000 O 66.00 70.00 Buy 07-04-15 10:39:54 70.00 30,000 O 66.00 70.00 Buy 60,000 shares bought that is just under 2.5% of the company. Over £41,000 worth. Someone has being doing their homework. As I said last September. 30-09-14 Buy Great Opportunity. Thanks to the pump n dumpers who brought my notice to this company yesterday. I am going to be very happy to be a long term investor here for the following reasons. 1. The quality of the board of directors. 2. The ambition of the board of directors. 3. A brand new company with no debt or complications. 4. A tiny amount of shares. 5 A tiny market cap. A great opportunity for anyone prepared to have a bit of patience and buy on the dips. |
Posted at 05/10/2014 22:19 by topinfo I will repeat my earlier post in case anyone missed it. AUCT is about to go on a very big run north IMO and heres why! Let alone the post above which is great too.TOPINFO 5 Oct'14 - 10:52 - 9 of 15 2 1 edit You simply cant buy these shares when a few buyers appear. Even just 1k shares is near on impossible. When it dropped to 64 offer they only accepted buys via FOK and all buys were NT. I can see this doing a WRN type rise soon as WRN has had its day, it soared to £30 million mkt cap on pretty much nothing really, but investors have started to bail in droves there now and they will be looking for a new home for their profits and AUCT is the perfect place for that money. Similar to WRN this is a Main Listing cash shell but it has cash in bank almost as much as mkt cap, great board and deals going to come here. Also there are only 2.4 million shares in free float which is why its so hard to get stock. If you think its hard now to buy stock imagine trying to get some when news arrives. If this hit same mkt cap as WRN (£30 million) it would be over £12 a share wow eh. Can see it easily at 150p soon which will be just £4 million mkt cap. Tiny eh |
Posted at 05/10/2014 09:52 by topinfo You simply cant buy these shares when a few buyers appear. Even just 1k shares is near on impossible. When it dropped to 64 offer they only accepted buys via FOK and all buys were NT.I can see this doing a WRN type rise soon as WRN has had its day, it soared to £30 million mkt cap on pretty much nothing really, but investors have started to bail in droves there now and they will be looking for a new home for their profits and AUCT is the perfect place for that money. Similar to WRN this is a Main Listing cash shell but it has cash in bank almost as much as mkt cap, great board and deals going to come here. Also there are only 2.4 million shares in free float which is why its so hard to get stock. If you think its hard now to buy stock imagine trying to get some when news arrives. If this hit same mkt cap as WRN (£30 million) it would be over £12 a share wow eh. Can see it easily at 150p soon which will be just £4 million mkt cap. Tiny eh |
Posted at 03/10/2014 07:11 by hope67 Auctus Growth raises £1.22mBy StockMarketWire | Fri, 22nd August 2014 - 08:35 Auctus Growth has announced the results of its successful placing of 2,440,000 ordinary shares to a list of professional investors and institutions and the initial public offering of its entire share capital, being 2,440,000 ordinary shares. Auctus has raised gross proceeds of £1,220,000. Auctus has been formed to undertake an acquisition of a target company or business. The company's efforts in identifying a prospective target company or business will not be limited to a particular sector or geographic region. However, the company expects to draw on the extensive experience of its founders and its board in sourcing and successfully executing such transactions. The company is targeting a significant deal; accordingly a listing on the Official List of the FCA, as opposed to a junior market, matches the future ambitions of the company in terms of scale, quality and appreciation in shareholder value. Trading on the London Stock Exchange under the ticker 'AUCT' began today. At 8:35am: (LON:AUCT) share price was +57.5p at 57.5p |
Posted at 01/10/2014 12:53 by topinfo AUCT!!!This is why it could be WRN mark 2 If AUCT were to get to same mkt cap WRN did i.e £30 million thats an share price of £13.60 vs share price of 68p now wow eh geoffsh 30 Sep'14 - 16:47 - 6 of 16 1 0 Thanks to the pump n dumpers who brought my notice to this company yesterday. I am going to be very happy to be a long term investor here for the following reasons. 1. The quality of the board of directors. 2. The ambition of the board of directors. 3. A brand new company with no debt or complications. 4. A tiny amount of shares. 5 A tiny market cap. 6. A full listing. A great opportunity for anyone prepared to have a bit of patience and buy on the dips. |
Posted at 30/9/2014 15:47 by geoffsh Thanks to the pump n dumpers who brought my notice to this company yesterday. I am going to be very happy to be a long term investor here for the following reasons.1. The quality of the board of directors. 2. The ambition of the board of directors. 3. A brand new company with no debt or complications. 4. A tiny amount of shares. 5 A tiny market cap. 6. A full listing. A great opportunity for anyone prepared to have a bit of patience and buy on the dips. |
Posted at 30/9/2014 11:50 by skier100 Well done to investors who ignored the derampers and made money on AUCT this week. The share price doubled in a few days. More to come here in the coming weeks / months, as the Board is working on backing a major deal in here. |
Posted at 15/10/2001 08:29 by currypasty Im looking at buying at auction too, so any info useful.After Sept 11th, property market has slowed, and many investors are sitting on their money than continuing to buy to let. This seems an oportunity to go to auction as there will be less speculators there, and those left will be looking for cheaper prices to guard against any future falls in property prices. |
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