Amd Commo Exagr Discussion Threads

[buystock] 13/3/2010 07:39

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IncaGold PLC (IGD.L)

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)Pinnacle Telecom Group (PINN.L)

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149,010 £0.061816 £8,195.55 -1,015.65 ( -11.03% Portfolio Total Investment
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[buystock] 12/3/2010 21:59

Loverat - 12 Mar'10 - 18:59 - 57 of 57 (premium)


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You are my next case.HERE ILL START IT FOR YOU

[loverat] 12/3/2010 18:13

I do hope so. I propose myself as a director of the 'steering committee'

[loverat] 12/3/2010 18:10

Is he thinking of setting up an action group?

[loverat] 12/3/2010 18:09

A Message From The Chief Executive Officer

We are writing to update shareholders on progress at Commodity Growth plc, formerly Europasia Education plc (EPE). You will recall that the current board were appointed in 2003 following a succession of losses in the company including losses in 2002 of £2.2m. The board implemented a new strategy, raising in excess of £1.5m from investors in a series of funding rounds and re positioning the company as a pioneering education investment company focused on the fast growing Chinese market where the company opened a representative office. The company purchased 100% of Management International, a vocational and business training organisation and English 2000 a leading English language school. In addition, we established "Hello English" as a joint venture which went on to develop radio based courses in China which attracted an estimated four million participants, the largest non governmental training programme in the world. These successes led to Consultancy work for the Group including with the BBC to develop English language courses and with a number of Chinese Colleges.

After careful research, the company made two very important strategic investments. the first was in the Shandong International Institute for Translation which was purchased by Europasia Beijing and in which EPE had a 15% stake having invested £156,000 in cash and a much larger amount in shares. EPE Beijing was subsequently listed on PLUS market in London with a new ultimate holding company, China Education Group plc. Our investment at the time and subsequently helped to develop a second campus of 22,000 square metres of lecture rooms, libraries and student accommodation, boosting student numbers by over 3,000. The value of our investment, reflected in the PLUS listed shares rose by 160% at their height.

Building on this success, the company then invested to take a 10% stake in the Dalian Business Institute. As with the previous investment, the College was assisted in the development of new courses, marketing strategies and accounting systems and with a listing onto PLUS. The number of students rose by over 1.000. EPE increased its stake by another 5%. At its height, this investment produced a return in the form of PLUS shares of 109% for EPE

The loss in EPE of £2.2m in 2002 was turned into an audited profit of £1.1m for the financial year 2006.

Despite these achievements, the company was not able to translate the success into a rising share price. A consolidation, press coverage and private client broker tours failed to address this. The company was unable to raise additional sums needed for the next identified investments and so a decision was taken to alter the focus in order to continue growth. Victor Ng, an EPE Director devised the new strategy. The company would remain a China focused investment business but would concentrate on commodities. A new management team of four was recruited to run the business in China. Each of the four had the background, experience and contacts in the industry needed for the strategy. Benson Day was recruited as Chief Executive Officer, the London office was closed and a new office opened in Singapore where Benson Day was based. James Holmes, stepping down as CEO, joined George Allnutt as a non executive Director. The new management team announced the first investments had been identified and due diligence was underway. In the course of the following months the company moved back from profit to loss and the quote on AIM was ended. These events led to the resignation of the management team, then the new CEO and then Victor Ng.

These events have left the company in a difficult position. There is no longer an office or administrative base and there are now significant accrued interest payments due to loan note holders which will make a re-admission to the market and a fundraising difficult. The non executive directors have had to temporarily reassume executive functions in order to manage the portfolio and negotiate with the loan note holders. If these negotiations are successful, the directors plan to consult with shareholders on ways to develop the business and restore value to shareholders.

James Holmes

Chief Executive Officer
20/7/09



So can we have an update, Mr Holmes?


And, why is Nigel Smith, the shareholders champion, the registant of the website.

[loverat] 12/3/2010 17:53

Domain name:
commoditygrowthplc.co.uk

Registrant:
Nigel Smith

Registrant type:
UK Individual



Just bear in mind the last update. A shambles it seems and just why is the domain for the Commodity Growth website registered to Nigel Smith, a private individual of Berkhamsted?

The same James Holmes whose company Hollywood Media went down the pan and was suspended, yet looks on the brink of success at Merchant House Group. I am watching developements there with interest.

And as far as Companies House is concerned this company(COMG) is about to be STRUCK OFF.

[loverat] 12/2/2010 21:14

I agree - the directors of larger firms are mainly honest if somewhat greedy and incompetant.

The ex-directors of London Asia are a different proposition altogether. And their day in court will come. I've never come across a bigger bunch of crooks and deception artists.

[loverat] 12/2/2010 05:37

Ruth Jones (below) has a question for the management of COMG....



'Oh, What's Occurring?'

[man overbored] 11/2/2010 20:14

Almost a week since any posts.

I see that the company has still failed to file financial statements for the public record at Companies House and remains under threat of strike-off and dissolution. Perhaps that suits certain people.

Of course, the directors at the time of the original filing deadline have committed criminal offences; that they may not have been prosecuted for them does not alter that description.

[loverat] 05/2/2010 23:12

Four MPs in the frame for expense theft.

The tide is turning against the thieving deception artists and the hypocrites who offer them comfort and support.

[loverat] 03/2/2010 19:23

And this also.........


RNS Number:4535S
London Asia Capital PLC
16 April 2008




London Asia Capital ("London Asia" or the "Company")

Purchase of own shares

The Company announces today that it purchased 250,000 of its own ordinary shares
at 4.7p per share on 11 April 2008. These shares are to be held in treasury.

Following the share purchase, the Company now has 1,900,000 ordinary shares held
in treasury.

Following the share purchase, the Company has 327,378,990 ordinary shares of 5p
in issue, with voting rights attached (one vote per ordinary 5p share).
Therefore the total voting rights figure of 325,478,990 may be used by
shareholders as the denominator for the calculations by which they will
determine if they are required to notify their interest in, or a change to
their interest in, London Asia under the Disclosure and Transparency Rules.

Enquiries:

London Asia Capital:

George Allnutt








Improper Share Support Activity

Between December 2007 and April 2008, shares in LAC were purchased on the AIM market by the Company totaling 1.9 million shares. RNS announcements were issued stating they were to be held in Treasury. The majority of these transactions were arranged by Simon Littlewood.

Your Directors have been advised that these purchases were illegal because LAC did not have sufficient distributable reserves and was therefore in breach of the Companies Act.

[loverat] 03/2/2010 19:15

And it is the DRM posts which so far seem to have attracted some interest.

cougar6 - 5 Dec'07 - 16:30 - 2873 of 5321

Redd I could be inprofit running this company within 6 months

[loverat] 03/2/2010 18:59

And the clock is ticking, ticking and ticking.

[mots] 14/1/2010 11:40

It's what pathetic spoilt little children do,isn't it?

[tarvold] 14/1/2010 11:38

ooooo handbags!
Pick up your toys P1ckle, you've thrown them out of your pram.

[picked a pickle] 05/1/2010 17:52

So what is it Loverat - too scared to give your real name and address for fear of being sued?

Where is all that 'courage' that enables you to defame others such as the directors of AIM listed companies?

If you have nothing to hide, then stand up and be counted.

If you are a coward though, then climb back under the stone you came from.

[loverat] 28/12/2009 16:08

Just been taking a peep over at the MDX thread. One post per minute stuff and very confusing to try to follow. Shareholders at each others throats just like it was at LGB but the MDX thread looks even more worrying.

Conspiracy theories and speculation galore. Looks like a recipe for disaster. I think posters over there need to either grow up or wise up pretty quickly before things spiral out of control.

The beauty of this thread is that it is a much closer knit community and much of the dirty linen is out there for all to see.

[loverat] 27/12/2009 15:00

Just think, in a few days time we will be in 2010.

Two and a half years since this delisted and over a year for LDC. As we know it seems shareholders in LDC may retrieve something after all. Good luck to them - the fact of the matter is that despite the fact the offenders held positions on both boards, essentially they are different companies.

However, in 2010, I feel matters here will be looked at by several parties. Unfortunately I fear shareholders will most likely receive nothing.

This thread was created 6 months ago. Apart from one or two postings made in order to extract my personal details for whatever purpose, the offenders have not posted here and continue to try and stay out of reach. I have to say, wherever they are in the world they will eventually have to answer to the appropriate authorities and are merely delaying the inevitable.

In part, this thread was their opportunity to be honest and answer the questions posed by me and shareholders. They blew their chance and in due course no doubt will face the consequences of their actions.

[loverat] 26/12/2009 10:48

HaileyFromOxon

I see you have been trashing threads over the Christmas period and most likely hitting the bottle. Perhaps that is because there is snow where you live and been prevented from travelling to see your loved ones.

Yep - a few inches of snow and the country comes to a halt. I myself spent 3 hours travelling home on Monday evening after just a few inches. Luckily, in the south it cleared by yesterday.