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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Consol. Vend. | CVD | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.125 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 0.125 |
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Posted at 29/6/2008 10:52 by failedqs bisiboy,I'm in the same position as you, I have CVD shares via the ARC EIS fund investment I stupidly made. If ARC have sold shares to EIS customers whilst picking up an advisory fee at the same time from Con Vending, without telling the EIS customers, isn't this illegal? It would appear to be at best a huge conflict of interest to me. I would be interesed to see what the FSA have to say about this principle of the ARC business plan..... So in theory ARC sell say £100,000 of shares to a client, pick up say a £10,000 backhander from another client for selling them, and the shares then bomb.... Where was the due diligence, and why would they worry about technicalities like that if making a wedge in commission anyway?... This company stinks........... Without too much delving, it would appear that they did the same thing with Traction Technology, another one that has bombed....... |
Posted at 15/4/2008 14:47 by flateric Company Consolidated Vending plc TIDM CVD Headline Re Agreement with Cybervitrine SA Released 14:39 15-Apr-08 Number 2913 Consolidated Vending plc ('Consolidated Vending' or 'the Company') Consolidated Vending plc subsidiary, Snap Digital Imaging Ltd signs Distribution Agreement with Cybervitrine SA Snap Digital Imaging Ltd (Snap), the photobooth operating subsidiary of Consolidated Vending Plc has signed a distribution and operating agreement with Cybervitrine for its photobooth, the Fotopod. The agreement gives Snap the exclusive right to sell and operate the Fotopod in the UK. The Fotopod has been specifically designed for small spaces and to provide access for all. Cybervitrine claims the Fotopod is the 'world's smallest photobooth' at 0.25m. With increasing demands to ensure access for all the Fotopod provides a facility suitable for the widest range of disabilities. Whilst it is not possible at this stage to quantify the possible effect of the Cybervitrine Agreement on future revenues, the Directors believe that the Agreement will provide Snap with a competitive edge in its product offering to its customers. Andrew Coll, CEO, Consolidated Vending plc said: 'We are delighted to be working with Cybervitrine. We view the Fotopod as an ideal enhancement to our booth portfolio. Minimising space usage and providing access for all are key factors in our market today and in the future and the Fotopod brings genuine product differentiation and enhancement which will benefit our customers and users alike.' Commenting, Philippe Barcelo, Directeur Generale, Cybervitrine SA said: 'I am delighted to have secured this agreement with Consolidated Vending. We have had great success with the Fotopod in France with over 600 machines operating nationally. We fully expect our relationship with Consolidated Vending to provide similar success in the UK.' - Ends - |
Posted at 02/11/2007 11:28 by ace_of_trades2 well i did my own research and decided to get 200,000 as well, i cant see any reason why CVd has fallen.the photobooths look strong, and the kiddies ride business they own is profitable and expanding, the company look well placed.. the heavy fall has generated some action. |
Posted at 15/2/2007 23:24 by grlz best avoided as CAPT (Capital Idea's) who hold 2,834,453 shares (1.77%) after selling B Fresh to CVD (pre AIM entry) have listed this stock to sell before the end of March in their last market update.DYOR |
Posted at 24/12/2006 10:00 by alansmith23 Recently floated on AIM, CVD's offer price was 3p compared to a current market mid-price of 3.88. Market Cap is 7.97m at this share price Snap Digital Imaging, Europe's second largest photo booth player behind Photo-me, is owned by the holding company Consolidated Vending. It also owns Bfresh, an operator of 500 machines which stock miniature toiletries, located usually in healthclubs and supermarkets. Bfresh itself has a 65% holding in Powerpod Holdings plc, which supplies public, coin-operated chargers for mobile phones?!? Snap made a profit of £300,000 last year on sales of £7.8m, will see its chief executive, Andew Coll, head Consolidated Vending. The holding company, which is backed by 3i and Arc Fund Management, hopes to lead a consolidation of the vending industry. According to Consolidated's plan, every additional operator it buys will boost its earnings from day one as duplicate costs are removed. CVD is also trialling other vending machine concepts, which include B Snappy (disposable cameras) and Quick Vote (which provides a retail electronic marketing tool) Also CVD claims it's identified a number of suitable acquisition opportuniteis to underpin it's growth. Ok, that's the blurb, not sure what to make of this one, as usual with AIM floats it's hard to discern what the effects of the corporate structure will be, ie the company that sold B Fresh to CVD, accepted shares in CVD as payment and have declared they intend to sell them into the market. Also directors will have a sizeable stash and may look to cash in at a premium to the float price of 3p. Otherwise it looks like a solid company with a very workable plan to consolidate the very fragmented vending industry and will quite likely become a takeover target itself in time. In the interim it has reliable revenue streams and is already a functional profitable company. I haven't got any (yet) but will take a look, all depends on the spread and whether I want to take a little flyer on this for 2007. Anyway, will add it to the advfn billboard. ( where I have a feeling it may well sink into obscurity) |
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