Eight Peaks Share Price (8PG)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Eight Peaks Group Plc	LSE:8PG	London	Ordinary Share	GB00BG86C059	ORD 0.1P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	0.00	0.00%	2.25	0.00	01:00:00

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
1.50		3.00	0.00	0.00	0.00

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
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Last Trade Time	Trade Type	Trade Size	Trade Price	Currency
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Date	Time	Source	Headline
31/5/2019	07:00	UKREG	AIM Cancellation - Eight Peaks Group Plc
21/5/2019	17:57	UKREG	Eight Peaks Group PLC Holding(s) in Company
16/5/2019	14:48	UKREG	Eight Peaks Group PLC Result of General Meeting
16/5/2019	12:06	UKREG	Eight Peaks Group PLC Holding(s) in Company
13/5/2019	11:17	UKREG	Eight Peaks Group PLC Trading facility post proposed AIM cancellation
30/4/2019	14:04	ALNC	Eight Peaks And Chagala Group To Leave London Stock Exchange (ALLISS)
30/4/2019	12:51	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
30/4/2019	12:50	UKREG	Eight Peaks Group PLC Proposed cancellation of AIM admission
19/3/2019	17:13	UKREG	Eight Peaks Group PLC Holdings in the Company & Total Voting Rights
12/2/2019	07:00	UKREG	Eight Peaks Group PLC Appointment of Broker

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18/7/2019 09:20	Eight Peaks Daily Update: Eight Peaks Group Plc is listed in the General Financial sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker 8PG. The last closing price for Eight Peaks was 2.25p. Eight Peaks Group Plc has a 4 week average price of 0p and a 12 week average price of 2p. The 1 year high share price is 32p while the 1 year low share price is currently 2p. There are currently 17,988,255 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 0 shares. The market capitalisation of Eight Peaks Group Plc is £404,735.74. Read Full Thread Reply
14/5/2019 12:49	belt n braces: Well is seems that both Align and ShareProphets think the NAV of this company is well overstated. The market also seems to think the NAV is well overstated. Almost to a position where the statement made by the company regarding 'conservative' valuation of assets are basically fraudulent. If this is all the case, then the one thing I cannot yet get my head round about is why between them Zaf and Monson fairly recently purchased shares for a total GBP value of £ 170K, and at a price that is double today's share price? Maybe someone can offer a logical reason for these purchases? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
09/3/2019 16:52	belt n braces: It seems to me that the present low market value of the company is bonkers. Let's consider the following: Placing cash raised in the last 12 months: 14th May 2018 550,000 20th Dec 2018 610,000 20th Dec 2018 170,000 Zaf & Monson Total 1,330,000 Yet the market value this weekend is circa £ 1.5 Million So the shares trade on a small premium to total placing amounts raised over the last 12 months. So are all the underlying assets (Virtualstock, IBS Corp, Dunraven, Crowd for Angels, Medgold and Amadeo) all worthless which the present 8PG share price is suggesting? I think not. If you consider what Rene is presently trying to achieve at Virtualstock, and the customers already onboard, this alone must value 8PG at a far higher level than the present market value. That's without the rest of the portfolio kicking in. In my view, the share is not on the radar of the PI's, and is presently woefully underpriced. STRONG BUY Read Full Thread Follow Reply
07/3/2019 12:43	belt n braces: market cap using price of 6.5p per share = £ 1.169M Per Eight Peak website, Virtualstock latest investment at valuation of £ 70Million. The actual value of virtual stock would need to be as low as £ 16million, to justify the latest 8PG price (8PG having a 7% interest)? That is excluding any value for any of the other investments or value placed on whatever cash is left from last placing and any residual value for having a stock exchange listing. So possible cheap as chips and multiple gains from here when news comes to the fore? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
31/12/2018 13:27	cpap man: Yes i did mudbath as whilst 8PG are AIMHO of course a sh*t or bust case now [a bit like TERN really] if VS really does turn it's fortunes around in 2019 then the 8PG share price should respond mega time as 8PG are seriously more than ever now leveraged to the outcome at VS Once again AIMHO 8PG will either go bust or be a 10 x BAGGER in 2019 - time to place your bets! Read Full Thread Follow Reply
21/12/2018 21:23	belt n braces: THE FAKE NEWS THAT IS SHAREPROPHETS I have copied the recent Shareprophets Article below, my comments are in bold/ brackets: 'Following on from the piece published here at ShareProphets, the long awaited [not long awaited, the results are always published in December within the 9 months required by companies house] release of Eight Peaks (8PG) principal investment Virtual Stock Holdings yesterday reiterates the point we made as to how the end game is now upon Karim and his long suffering shareholders. Check out the report at Companies House. For a business supposedly worth £70 million the accounts sure do not look to support anywhere near such a valuation to Mr Karma. Firstly, the company looks to be balance sheet insolvent with just under £4 million of near term net liabilities.[the writer here is referring to the subsidiary, Virtualstock Limited, not Virtualstock Holdings. Eight Peaks has a shareholding in Virtualstock Holdings, with Virtualstock Holdings having 100% of the share capital of Virtualstock Limited. The holding company, the one that matters has near term assets of £ 5 million, therefore is in no way balance sheet insolvent. ]. There is no P&L breakdown but given that the company is not in a position to pay a dividend then the P&L reserve movement of just under £3 million gives a pretty accurate estimate of losses incurred last year.[Agreed there will be a loss, which you can expect from a company that is in early stage growth] As I stated in the last piece here - "I rather suspect that VS is looking for fresh funds and any new investor or existing investor will cut the valuation materially. More worryingly for 8PG shareholders is that as per the conclusion below, the problem is that 8PG has no funds to hold its corner in any raise. It is a dead cert that the company will be looking for fresh funds of at least £5 million if not more in the near term and sadly for Eight Peaks shareholders Karim has run 8PG's coffers bare and so dilution on a massive scale if he tries to maintain VS exposure looks all but inevitable.[Wrong again Mr Karma, fundraise done at 10p which so far has not diluted the share price any further] The other worrying element of the accounts is the ballooning of the trade debtors figure from just under £400,000 to near £3 million.[Seriously, what do you expect in a company that is growing. The increase of debtors on that scale actually signals a massive growth levels over the financial year. Without having turnover figures, you cannot work out what debt collector days, etc are, therefore Mr Karma's assumption is actually very stupid. Also noting the type of customers VS have, eg Government NHS, and quality commercial companies, it would be unlikely VS have difficulty getting their debts paid] This implies difficulties in collecting on debtor cash and will only exacerbate the looming cash crunch. The non trade debtor figure of near £5.2 million owed to the holding company implies that this capital has come in as a loan [Capital would have gone into the holding company, and then it would be usual for a loan to be made to the subsidiary. This is common practice between holding companies and subsidiaries, very normal and an inter-company loan that may not require to be repaid - considering VS Holdings owns 100% of VS Ltd, therefore what is the point of repaying that? Certainly in the short-term, makes no difference.]and not as equity and again gives an indication of the looming minority equity wipeout[Why would there be a minority wipeout of Virtualstock Limited (the company Mr Karma is reporting about here). There are NO MINORITIES, as I stated above VS Ltd is 100% owned by VS Holdings - therefore no minorities] we suspect is about to occur with this being converted into equity if other minorities do not step up in a raise. Sadly this is how business works - take advantage of weak situations.[An inter company loan between a holding company and a 100% subsidiary would not be converted to capital, even if it was, the shareholding, ie 100% stays the same! YOU REALLY WOULD NOT TRANSFER THIS TYPE OF LOAN TO EQUITY AS THE REASON FOR MAKING A LOAN TO A SUBSIDIARY IS THAT THIS IS EASIER REPAID IN THE LONG TERM - EG LOAN REPAID WITHOUT ANY HASSLE WHEREAS REPAYMENT OF CAPITAL WOULD BE REPAID VIA A DIVIDEND AND THE HASSLE ATTACHED TO THAT - THAT IS THE REASON FOR THESE TYPES OF INTER-COMPANY LOANS - MR KARMA DOES NOT SEEM TO UNDERSTAND THIS AND HAS SOMEHOW CONFUSED THE MINORITIES OF THE HOLDING COMPANY WITH THE SUBSIDIARY(WHICH HAS NONE). NORMALLY THE LOAN WOULD ONLY BE REPAID TO THE HOLDING COMPANY WHEN THERE WAS SUFFICIENT PROFITS TO DO SO AND TO ENABLE THE HOLDING COMPANY TO PAY A DIVIDEND TO THEIR SHAREHOLDERS. THAT'S HOW THESE ARRANGEMENT GENERALLY WORK. ] My advice to Eight Peaks shareholders is get out now while you can as I cannot see a single solitary reason at this juncture to support a new equity raise in this company that would, in any event, all but wipe out current equity holders. De-listing looks to be the next step.[De-listing, wrong on that one as well] Read Full Thread Follow Reply
09/12/2018 12:28	belt n braces: I think it is interesting that the shareprophets article has been written at this time rather than a while back when the share price was three times higher. Regarding the recent share price fall, I would imagine if we were all honest, we all sold into that fall. You cannot simply watch the value of your investment go down and not take some action. During that time I personally sold circa 1.5% of the company. I can now buy that back and a lot cheaper. So why should we buy back? Well in my view, the company is basically priced as going bust. If the price falls below 10p, you can purchase 3% of the company for circa, £ 30K. £ 30K is a lot of money to most punters but likely a small proportion of other punters total portfolio. So we have Zaf here along with Lord Monson, with all their apparent 'connections' and I suppose fund raising credentials. Have they been stringing us along all the time regarding Virtualstock's potential 'unicorn' valuation, or even the possibility of Virtualstock floating at a value that deems 8PG's value to be multiples of where we are today? Does Virtualstock actually have all the NHS and private sector business as has been stated? Nothing positive noted on that front by shareprophets? On a positive note, good publicity is best but bad publicity is better than no publicity. So in that regard we should likely be grateful to shareprophets for bringing 8PG to the attention of the wider investing community. You never know we may have some new buyers, because at this price, the company is valued as though most, if not all the investee companies are worthless. I will continue to buy at below 10p until such time I own just below 3% of the company. Am I a muppet, probably so, but this is the only company in my portfolio that has such a small market cap (everything else is > £100m market cap). Like all stocks with these small market valuations, 8PG is not without risk. However, I continue to have confidence in Rene and that he will obtain a decent float value for Virtualstock. We will also have the Virtualstock results which are due before the 31st December. So that is my present take on things, and it will be interesting to see how this story develops over the coming weeks and months. As always DYOR. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
26/11/2018 08:35	michaelsadvfn: mornin’ dave. here’s some food for thought for you... if VS has 5 of the top 6 retailers on board why is the share price at an all time low? if they had all 6 the share price would still be at an all time low. Could it be the mm’s are just keeping the share price low to pick up cheap stock? dross, the lot of them. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
21/11/2018 16:22	cpap man: Many thanks Belt n braces for your reply. As you are LOL the only poster on this 8PG thread that is not FILTERED i will have to take your word for it. My own view is that the 8PG management need to seriously get a grip as the market does not obviously believe a word hence the current crazy 8PG share price! Read Full Thread Follow Reply
01/11/2018 13:51	mudbath: Yet if the VS valuation is becoming suspect,the only prop for the 8PG share price comes under pressure. We could see a bounce in due course but we could also have a look at the low teens first. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
26/10/2018 09:30	cpap man: So Belt n braces what does that equate to in terms of a 8PG share price and/or MKT CAP? Current MKT CAP is only around £2M....surely this is far too low? Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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