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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Bionex Inv. | LSE:BNX | London | Ordinary Share | GB0032279258 | ORD 1P |
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22/5/2007 | 20:25 | Bionex - the Vandyk family like this one, do you? | 77 |
25/10/2004 | 20:38 | BIONEX - Ј1.7m m/cap, Ј1m cash + Ј1.6m invested in Ark "in talks" to float | 266 |
15/10/2003 | 15:36 | Bionex Investments | 36 |
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Posted at 02/7/2006 07:57 by russianlinesman I, like the few others here, will have probably ended up with Bionex as a result of holding Mountcashel shares.Problems are still a - huge spread b - no liquidity c - no information (still the same now as we are not told what companies they have invested in, what sectors, how much, etc) Shares were bought at discount to asset value, so not really a premium - in fact given the spread you'd normally have to pay 16% over the mid-price just to buy the shares in the first place. |
Posted at 01/7/2006 06:49 by topvest Yes, I wonder what that was for? Share price moving up a bit as well. |
Posted at 11/1/2006 09:01 by kristobelle Spread is huge but sometimes narrows. Worth watching if you want to get some. I was lucky a week ago but could only purchase £2.5K worth at 1.6. Yesterday, when I attempted to top up, the price was rediculous 1.98. |
Posted at 14/12/2005 11:55 by russianlinesman size of spread makes it pointless even as a trading share. |
Posted at 07/8/2005 14:15 by gshiels James111 - 3 Aug'05 - 08:28 - 54 of 57whats happened , just woke up and see a hike in the price, never happens with this one thanks james. They were tipped on the 2nd August by a site that I subscribe to. I am not a holder, but I have come here to see what current investors think before diving in! |
Posted at 03/8/2005 07:28 by james111 whats happened , just woke up and see a hike in the price, never happens with this one thanks james. |
Posted at 12/5/2005 08:42 by abubryn Trouble with giving back the cash is that the people who paid say .01p will get the same per share as those that buy in the open market .Thats nice potatoes for them , but not so good for the people who may have paid 3p.I am not in yet so still impartial . |
Posted at 12/5/2005 08:21 by abubryn NTV biovex.com takes you to their site with news etc.The thing with bnx is that they have already made an investment and have £3m funds so that covers them agasinst the new legislation I think. New rules say minimum £3m must be raised and investment must be made within X months of float i think. |
Posted at 11/5/2005 07:19 by one for the money AbubrynAgree they look good on paper but they seem to be a bit stuck at the moment (and have been for some time). Cheers 1-4 (BNX holder) |
Posted at 06/3/2005 20:37 by topvest Got some in the demerger and the rest at about 1.35p. Fixed asset investmentes are the residual biotech holdings and current asset investments is a £500k investment in the Mountcashel LLP hedge fund which is Irish Listed. Not sure what the share price is at the moment. I'll have a quick look. |
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