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END Endeavors

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03 May 2024 - Closed
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Endeavors LSE:END London Ordinary Share GB0008705930 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1.18 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
04/8/2008
22:18
If it comes to the chop it'll be interesting to see how much the IP was really worth, maybe enough to repay creditors or preference shareholders (if any - can't be bothered to check) and leave a penny or two for distribution to regular shareholders? Nah! Probably not. Can't someone hurry up and buy the company for a few £m and get all the patents? :)
gogoneko
04/8/2008
08:51
I would expect they'd need shareholder approval and may be obliged to repay creditors. If they're still a going concern they could be delisted and the shares traded on JP Jenkins I think.
gogoneko
02/8/2008
12:06
They're not finished just yet, and the few k I picked up were based on SaaS being a good market to be selling into and the best hope, for as long as I've been sitting on the sidelines, of them finally making a profit. They were also making the right noises so I'd hope they'd be given the opportunity to continue.

Ultimately though the company may have been overstating the prospects - as has been a perennial problem with this lot, so I certainly don't hold a grudge against anyone having second thoughts about throwing more money at them even if it's cost me a few quid in the process - I'll just be more careful in the future.

At close of play the market cap was £5m and I think that any vultures circling and hoping to pick up any of the pieces following a potential collapse will be playing a risky game, i.e. why not offer £7m for the co. so as to get everything (tax breaks, IP, skilled workforce) then dispose of the surplus in an orderly manner, instead of hoping to cherry pick with no guarantees you'll get anything. If the company really doesn't have intrinsic value nor potential then of course it's just as well that it goes under now and there's no further shareholder wealth destruction.

gogoneko
01/8/2008
11:19
I'd like the first option please. Thanks in advance :)
gogoneko
31/7/2008
17:30
big bolleaux
gogoneko
23/7/2008
11:45
Very good lord, but are they going bust ????
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