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Eirx Therap. | LSE:ERX | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B0XQBS97 | ORD 0.001P |
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30/5/2018 | 06:42 | EiRx - The Returning to the Market Discussion Thread | 1,876 |
19/7/2015 | 10:13 | EiRX - A Blockbuster in the making | 17,295 |
11/10/2013 | 01:27 | This Year or Never! | 4,269 |
24/6/2011 | 06:53 | ERX - A Thred For Everyone - 2 | 13 |
24/9/2008 | 22:25 | News Is On The way | 9 |
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Posted at 30/4/2016 16:30 by guycep tiltonboy30 Apr'16 - 14:25 - 1862 of 1862 0 0 Ask ant15 where the money went! Is this who you mean tiltonboy: ant15 26 Jun'14 - 16:54 - 543 of 1260 0 0 I am Peter Hoskins and I can tell you that personalised medicine is the future! I founded this company 14 years ago well before anyone thought that in silico drug development and discovery was even worth contemplating. The future is in computer based models which is Physiomics Research the company and you will understand what they have achieved. A number of us have spent nearly 15 years developing SBML with Caltech.You should aware that this includes all the very best Pharmaceutical companies. PYC is ahead of the curve by miles be assured. - go to post # 543 Acknowledging the holdings RNS released on the same day: |
Posted at 28/4/2016 19:31 by amazon_woman Ok not sure what was paid out but it's not the bank that paid it out its the directors if they made preference payments ie made sure their chums got paid then in theory the liquidator can get the money back but the onus of proof lies with them unless they are connected parties ie family business partners etc Don't know enough about it but generally these actions don't succeed I think it's a red herring to point fingers at the bank they didn't action the payments Anyway this may or may not interest anyone here but I think this co looks vv interesting and just could recoup your losses here no advice just found it myself and think it's got good prospects It's best to move on from losses See what you think no guarantees of course I'm not mike ! 0Investors in oil/gas minnows who have lost heavily might be able to recover their losses and more by backing what I consider to be an absolute steal in HNR (Highlands Natural Resources). This is not a minnow miner as the name suggests, but a company that is in the process of undertaking field trials to prove the Divert Technology for refracking wells. The world leader in this space is Schlumberger, who are really on the hunt for a technology that can tackle this problem. If any reader needs evidence of the appetite that Schlumberger and other majors have for this type of thing, just look at the recent deal Schlumberger signed with Energy Recovery after 6 months of trials - they paid $75m upfront, coupled with a $50m first year milestone payment as well as considerable ongoing royalties. ERI shares more than trebled in price on the same day on that announcement (ERI had a market cap of $130 mln prior to the deal, rising to $440 mln on announcement of the deal). Divert, the offering from HNR, is said to be far superior relative to other offeringsAnyway, Schlumberger have already taken an interest in HNR/Divert and have signed a license deal to evaluate the trials which begin in a matter of weeks. They have further agreed that they have the right to subscribe to up to 33pc of HNR shares based on a five year NPV value of royalty income. The fracking/refracking market is a trillion dollar business. But, that is where it begins. The current market cap of HNR is, wait for it, a ludicrous $4mln. Yes dear readers, this is not a typing error. A mere £4mln. Moreover, it is not an AIM listed dud but has a full listing on the main market. The CEO has not taken a salary and has invested some £650k of his own cash. This from the Company: |
Posted at 22/9/2015 16:03 by officerdigby Probably ERS6103 is being tested on ERX sh's |
Posted at 28/4/2015 08:24 by alby220 The liquidators are beginning to send out reports, re ERX. And on an initial read, sadly don't be hopeful of seeing anything out of it, back Imo. |
Posted at 23/2/2015 17:00 by tiltonboy ant,Indeed, we didnt share the same views, but thank you for responding, and I wish shareholders good fortune in retrieving what they can. |
Posted at 23/2/2015 16:42 by ant15 Tiltonboy you and I have not always shared the same views however In time I will share my thoughts but for now let the liquidators do their job. Its not over yet by a long way for ERX. However wish as I might to do something with the shell and Auvation I will not whilst John Pool is in charge that is for certain. Angus Forrest formerly of Billam now Tern Plc and Michaela Hall are aware of my feelings and intent rest assured. The Dark Star episode will surface again and then shareholders will be able to judge for themselves the rights and the very wrongs of that little episode. |
Posted at 19/2/2015 13:28 by cliff hanger Asmodeus: No. If my number of shares is right then I think my division is right and we would have 0.03 pence per share. However I think my memory of what I paid and my multiplication was out by a factor of ten. Hence pls see my edit to post 1744 above. No longer happy even under the optimistic view!!OD: 1748 According to our finance director the money raised from the pre IPOs was used for due diligence etc. |
Posted at 19/2/2015 12:51 by asmodeus I assume you mean £0.03, Cliff not 0.03p. Unfortunately I never managed to get any shares at that price! |
Posted at 19/2/2015 11:26 by cliff hanger The optimistic view: University of Aberdeen find their "lost" proxy voting paper and send it in pushing the votes in favour of liquidation and the appointment of Michaela Hall as liquidator over the required 75%. Both motions are passed and the creditors' meeting agrees too. She liquidates all assets including obtaining the rumoured balance of the bank settlement and pays off all the creditors which I understand to be not a huge amount (auditors, directors' fees? and costs of due diligence by prospective partners prior to abortive IPOs etc). Balance left over for shareholders is between £1m and £1.5m. Shares in issue are just under 3 billion divided into say £1m = 0.03 pence per share. We get a small proportion of our money back and walk away from this pile of dross.Please check my maths! (I just did myself and amended the above para accordingly!! So many zeros!!) The pessimistic view: The rumour is just that. There is no money. We are all stuffed. Other interpretations welcome if you know any different. |
Posted at 16/2/2015 11:28 by officerdigby OK ta for new info.So if you voted for a liquidator somehow monies was recovered to ERX, as a result of the process, the Company would still be liquidated, right? There is no way back from the process, surely? |
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