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[tomboyb] 29/9/2015 11:15

Up 48% with strengthening L2 -

[dicko80] 29/9/2015 09:56

HAPPY days

[dicko80] 09/9/2015 12:51

no not for me, I'm afraid...

I'll just wait for the one pound takeover :-)

[dicko80] 09/9/2015 08:15

i bet Lehman brothers paid over a quid a share

[dicko80] 08/9/2015 13:52

Nice 100K... that yours pab ?

[dicko80] 08/9/2015 11:33

ye I think theres only c12m in free float.

I thought it was odd, I got a reply from IR saying they'd reply in a couple of days... first thought, maybe an update was forthcoming ?

thanks for the update, keep on the good work :-)

[dicko80] 08/9/2015 11:04

I have just had a reply back from IR, said will get back to me on my email queries in a few days time...

hmmmmm...

[dicko80] 08/9/2015 10:21

computer says YES !! :p

[dicko80] 08/9/2015 10:00

you been fishing tom ? :P

[tomboyb] 08/9/2015 09:35

Good to see - Up 16% in a really "carp" market -

[dicko80] 08/9/2015 09:33

she wants to play today ;-)

[dicko80] 08/9/2015 08:59

Mr/Mrs £2k... building a stake..


08:32:29
5.25 38,095 2,000

08:31:13
5.25 38,095 2,000

08:19:44
5.125 39,024 2,000

08:12:54
5 40,000 2,000

[dicko80] 08/9/2015 08:48

yes nice to see a bit of buying pressure this morning..

[tomboyb] 08/9/2015 08:31

Moving up nicely at 8.1% -

[dicko80] 08/9/2015 08:28

a bit of chat on LSE last night...


Percylleyn
Posts: 27
Off Topic

Opinion: No Opinion
Price: 4.63

pablo2 Whoever Corporate Computer Services(CCS) are, it is quite a punt given the conditions placed on the company relating to the $50m loan, i.e. it carries some risk, unless they are either affiliated with the company or the Investor who made the loan. If DQE own Mauritius 100% and Mauritius own DQE India 75% and India own DQE Ireland 100%, what is the angle of the Investor who lent $50m and requires Mauritius to swallow its parent company and list on the NASDaq and what is the angle on CCS paying (say) £1.2m for 29% shareholding when, should the company default, all the assets effectively become the property of the Investor. So I am very confused unles someone has an inside line. But, if all works out well and the company honours the loan and the rearrangement of the company, the Investor can convert into 54% ownership having paid $50m, this implies the remaining 46% is worth at least the same, turning CCS' 29% at a cost of £1.2m into 14% of the new company structure worth approx £9m. Buy out target then is 50p and we start to see the true value of the portfolio rather than the current market cap.

[dicko80] 08/9/2015 08:21

shes frisky this morning

[dicko80] 08/9/2015 08:17

tick tock ;-)

[dicko80] 07/9/2015 19:25

Sounds like your in the pub too :) hiccup

[2pablo] 07/9/2015 19:24

Thought I'd posted that before, couldn't find it so re-posted.

Now it's up there twice - glad Harry's happy !