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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Beacon Hill | LSE:BHR | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B4WM8G33 | ORD 0.01P |
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% | 0.025 | - | 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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30/12/2014 14:30 | LG and travis "IT STINKS" to high heaven. Do not lose justice.Lose Justin! | oliversanvil | |
30/12/2014 13:57 | All the fools voted NO and now they have lost everything. You couldn't make it up. | travls | |
30/12/2014 13:55 | Which is why the No vote was so damaging to us. It seems to me that too many turkeys voted for Xmas and posthumously can see reality. | librag | |
30/12/2014 09:38 | Why has Vitol defered loan payment? I believe they now have the colateral of the train set sublease. Bearing in mind that any default by BHR and Vitol can buy the Mine for $1 Thus Vitol will have a going concern! BHR current BODS are deliberately strangling the company. Something not right here! TW maybe right i hasten to add "IT STINKS" to high heaven. | oliversanvil | |
28/12/2014 09:52 | New Delhi, Dec 28: Continuing its efforts to strengthen its overseas footprint, Bharat Heavy Electricals is looking for business opportunities in Mozambique and Laos. Geographical diversification is a strategic focus area for Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL), which already has presence in about 76 countries. The state-owned power equipment maker, which is facing headwinds in the domestic market, is now seeking business opportunities in Mozambique and Laos. In this regard, the company has recently sought Expressions of Interest (EOIs) from entities who can be enlisted as agents in the two countries. These agents would have the responsibility of promoting and developing business for it in the respective power sectors of the two nations, according to EOIs issued by the company. In the overseas market, the cumulative capacity of power plants, utilising BHEL equipment, is more than 10,000 MW | oliversanvil | |
27/12/2014 22:03 | Freemasons evil and subversive! | oliversanvil | |
27/12/2014 11:34 | Someone's been taking too much loopy juice. | librag | |
26/12/2014 16:35 | BHR Bods have to go! Hope they do not corrup/tempt Redbike and Andy MD with 30 pieces of silver to become like them and shut them up! The more the BOD threaten with Administration the closer they are going to Jail. | oliversanvil | |
24/12/2014 18:15 | Lately, we have loads of new derampers/ worms/Japanese knot weed on Discussthemarket .com Merry Christmas parasites(Coal/gold diggers) Are the Mozambique Government part of this scam? Trade .Keeping us in the dark!. Back to the dark age. | oliversanvil | |
23/12/2014 21:03 | Who/what defines the market cap of any listed co? £1.15.million! Big fish eat little fish! There are plenty of crabs in the sea! Thus, i expect a bidding war. | oliversanvil | |
22/12/2014 20:31 | The low prices are now triggering interest in buying cheap assets in anticipation of an eventual market pick-up. "If you are interested in buying assets - they're probably going to be more expensive in six months time from where they are today," said Michael Elliott, global mining and metals leader at consultants Ernst & Young. | oliversanvil | |
22/12/2014 18:32 | Im aint wasting my time, suspension cometh.......oh wait... The money has gone. Do you honestly think this share will re ignite and rise to 28p again....erm....naw. | tr4v2 | |
22/12/2014 18:09 | TR4v2 if so! Why are you wasting your time? Assets not gone ! Bods with our money not gone.YET! | oliversanvil | |
22/12/2014 17:47 | Redbike, you are wasting your time. This share has gone, it ain't coming back. The money has gone. | tr4v2 | |
22/12/2014 17:43 | There was talk of T/O last year. True shareholders got Turned Over! | oliversanvil | |
22/12/2014 11:51 | Just to reiterate why these shyster BoD want prosecuting, my small holding here is now worth 11p. YES 11p!! no misprint. | alby220 | |
22/12/2014 11:35 | Libra - the directors will drain bhr asap. Wonder if their working over Christmas on the office shredders! | targatarga | |
22/12/2014 11:32 | redbike; re. your 12.50 yesterday. Goes to the crux of the issue. Well said. Old Nomad, auditors and BoD are targets here and yes, I believe it's in their interests to mollify shareholders with a much better deal. Slight problem if adminstration leads to assets picked up dirt cheap by others. Have we the resolve to take this through the courts? I know I have but others might be less informed and from that, less committed once they realise how much effort is needed. For example, I'm sorry to say that OliversAnvil epitomises the problem; he voted No yet didn't realise that we'd still be liable for future BoD salaries. There's a lot of work ahead of us. | librag | |
21/12/2014 20:40 | Sent you a PM Humbugg, cheers for the support. | redbike_lse | |
21/12/2014 19:53 | redbike, sent you a PM | humbugg | |
21/12/2014 18:27 | ~~~~~~BHR Allegations survey results~~~~~~~~~ Results are in, big thank you to everyone that took time to share their thoughts on "Scissor gate". Lets keep it SHORT, we can look BACK AND no changing SIDES. The results look like PI's believe that the chairman was up to no good and should be for the chop. Is the chairman Hair today and gone tomorrow? hxxp://www.filedropp Looks like the board voted as well in this survey when you look at the results. | redbike_lse | |
21/12/2014 16:53 | Right.What happens from here on in. | casabella2 | |
21/12/2014 16:45 | The honourable BODS must know their days are numbered so are probably raping the assets down the office pencil sharpener as i write. | oliversanvil | |
21/12/2014 12:50 | Last audited accounts put BHR at $60m in asset value, so even in administration Shareholders should receive a decent portion back, unless the asset values are also fraudulent and in which case the Auditors and BHR can have an action taken against them, so "IF" we do go to admin will know the full extent of any dodgy goings on, so is in the interest of BHR to sort something out that isn't administration and gives shareholders a better deal or the Audits start. Trains we don't own them , they are on a lease, which then are subleased out to "Mystery" person, at a cost of .......BHR wont tell anyone, which is strange. Now this person will know that if we go to administration they loose that sublease too, considering the time taken and losing a considerable chunk of transport may make them think too on if its worth taking a punt for the company. Doesn't take the brains of BHR BOD to know its someone local to BHR. June 2015 larger slice of allocation for BHR is up for grabs so they wouldn't want that to go by the wayside either. This company is worth much more than the board are letting on, the vote was so shareholders get diluted and then have no say, but really...... Given that asset values have been declared more or less, leaves us with two factors, either Option A: We have more value than is being let on, hence the effort to try to remove shareholders at any cost, even if it means trying to rig a EGM vote. Option B: The accounts are dodgy and have no value, in which case the Auditors and BHR can be taken to court, as the BOD signed off on them. Nailed and picking up liquid soap in pokey. For shareholders its a no brainer, so Mr Karstel and Jones if you do read boards The information is already out there via RNS, so yes it could be like the last hours of Enron but doubt that, just means you have to do whats right for shareholders as they really do have you by the short and curlies, shorter than Toni & Guy can cut and curlier than a demi wave perm they can do. Chop Chop as they say.....hair today and gone tomorrow...i doubt that ;-) | redbike_lse |
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