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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Corvus Cap | CVS | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.10 | 01:00:00 |
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Posted at 30/6/2008 12:20 by a2584728 AR really does need to do something soon to retain some kind of credibility, his Monaco investors will get tired of the same old tune otherwise. |
Posted at 12/6/2008 14:40 by waldof Bubface: I hear you loud and clear and can see your reasoning perfectly well, but markets and market players are full of surprises.Just suppose that over the last few months number of savvy funds/instis/investo Now i am not abanker but i have had this explained to me even if i am not explaining it to you very well. Either way i am a huge buyer and holder of CVS...and at this pricei am more than happy to add, and will. I believe my day will come and when it does i think i will be a very happy chap. But i can understand your sceptisism. |
Posted at 23/3/2008 14:25 by bubface i believe that both the companies have experienced substantial forced selling...the problem of not having any proper institutional support and investors being able to leverage on sub investment grade equity,up until now!he may try to pull a fast one and try to take it out on the cheap or delist it out of the public gaze,but would meet some motivated opposition least of all by those who backed the £3m fundraiser last year at 12p.but since the equity is of no use as an aquisition currency to him [and the embarassment of the performance] he may well try to take it out of the public arena to regroup. if he does try something i reckon accept an offer at 4-5p [derisory] or risk being a minority holder in a delisted company.i don't see any real risk buying them here unless there has been some sort of fraud,which i think is extremely unlikely. |
Posted at 27/11/2007 08:15 by humbugg topvest,its fallen through its support. CMM news not what the market wanted. i thought Reagan was an investor? share buybacks?? has he lost the plot?? |
Posted at 01/7/2007 11:51 by nsp7581602 Andrew Regan's Corvus Capital has said unrealised investment gains at 31 March were £36.9 million, despite £2 million interim revenue losses.AIM-quoted investment group Corvus, which raised £2.9 million at 12.5p in January, made £9.3 million on capital activities in the six months to March and shows a £7.3 million combined revenue and capital profit for the half year in question. Hertfordshire-based Corvus has 20.2 per cent of commodity venture Commoditrade, which in December reported 'preliminary discussions' with several potential bidders and in May said these discussions were continuing. Corvus, which placed its stake in insurance group Gable Holdings for £1.9 million in February, holds 46 per cent of de-listed ex-AIM counter Global Structured Finance, which bought 13.4 per cent of US-based oil and gas group Darcy Energy Holdings and has raised the equivalent of £9 million through a US convertible bond. Corvus also holds 17.2 per cent of gem sorting innovator Diamond Tech Inc, which raised £4.25 million with an AIM float last month and now has a market value of £22 million. Shares in Corvus, highlighted by Growth Company Investor at 14.25p last July and again at 17.25p in February, have now reached 25.25p. Partial profit taking might be prudent, but they should have scope for further growth over the medium term. |
Posted at 20/2/2006 07:51 by saltedcrab UK-registered companies listed on AIM have to make public all shareholders with a stake of more than 3 per cent. Foreign companies on the junior market have to publicly disclose major changes to their shareholder register only if the law of the country where they are incorporated compels it.Langbar is incorporated in Bermuda, where the law merely says that stake sales or purchases have to be recorded on a company's shareholder register by its secretary. Public disclosure is not required. The only way an investor can see such changes is to go in person to a company's office and ask the company secretary to show him or her the register. Langbar investors wanting to uncover who was dumping tens of millions of pounds-worth of shares day after day in the autumn would have had to visit the group's offices at Canon's Court, 22 Victoria Street, Hamilton, Bermuda to ask Mrs Judith Mills, the company secretary, for an updated shareholder register. The Bermuda authorities tell Small Talk that "on certain grounds" such a request can be turned down by a company, but assured us that a locally registered firm cannot withhold this information indefinitely. Should it try, investors have to ask the Bermuda courts to compel the company to make this disclosure. This legal process, Small Talk was warned, would take quite some time and resources. At this point, it becomes plainly obvious that any investor wanting to find out who are the major shareholders of a Bermuda company listed on the junior market will not be able to do so independently. |
Posted at 14/10/2005 08:42 by ianood Waldof - You just ruled out the Arab World as investors ! |
Posted at 26/9/2005 16:02 by a2584728 There are many shares in the market which is a problem when the price rises as there are always people ready to take stock, however I do know that there are many many investors who have bought between 8 and 15p who honestly believe they will see minimum of 50p within 6 months and should there be a reversal target found £1 is not out of the way. |
Posted at 27/8/2001 13:38 by mmeldrum2 According to The Sunday Telegraph, AIM-listed media and internet investor Corvus Capital is a buy at 11.75p. There are whispers a deal is in the offing and details should be imminent in the coming weeks.Does anyone know anything of the news expected? This one could be a real mover if it generates investor interest IMO |
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