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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Europasia | EPE | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 3.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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Posted at 14/8/2007 17:53 by tyranosaurus The optimism is waining on this one.Sale today at 2.75p. Volume on LDC today was 600 shares. How are EPE going to get rid of LDC shares when they get them ??? |
Posted at 26/7/2007 12:22 by buffin Does the NAV in the header take into account that We have received an offer from AiM listed London Asia Capital plc and its associates ('LDC') to acquire up to £1.5 million worth of CEG shares and our entire holding of DBI shares. The valuation of our holdings for the purpose of the transaction is based on the average closing mid market price of the previous five trading days as quoted by PLUS at the time of the transaction, less 30%. and EPE is receiving shares in LDC, which are falling in value. I'd prefer to see a revised NAV once the sales (including E2000) are done and the LDC shares are unloaded. Meanwhile, a substantial discount to the headline NAV seems richly deserved. |
Posted at 25/7/2007 10:35 by mercedes AllWhat effect,if any,does everyone think the situation at LDC will have on EPE. My view of the whole group is set for a dramatic review. All ideas welcome Merc |
Posted at 15/7/2007 09:20 by timely I see the new website is up and running which is encouraging and that they are pressing ahead while the legal changes are made at the AGM and the assets are realised from the sale of EPE share holdings. |
Posted at 04/7/2007 10:23 by hopestaruk Molybdenum middle men could be the making of EPE soon to be renamed, just need to check what too again. It will help the share price immensely once the name reflects their new venture. I think as we watch whats going on here deals are being struck.Benson Day is a whizz in this field great find. |
Posted at 30/6/2007 22:50 by paravion This last bit i like.The Company intends to take advantage of the commodities super-cycle, driven by the strong growth demand identified by its research. The Company aims to use its cash and listed paper to acquire molybdenum physical stocks, companies and businesses initially focusing on China, where it has already identified potential investments. This tells me that already the strategy is being implemented, it is in my opinion good that they are not investing in companies mining or attempting to mine Molybdenum but are looking for for physical moly assetts I>E the moly itself or investing in comapanies that process or trade the resource. Quite frankly i think that this looks to be an extremely good investment, if EPE get it right, they then are the first mover as a Molybdenum middle man. In the future it might be a case of if your a moly user or want to trade moly then you approach EPE (or sorry forgot the new name). SHORT TERM PRICE PREDICTION 7-9p. |
Posted at 30/6/2007 11:46 by paravion Net assets equivalent to 7.5p per share..NiceABUBRYN i can understand your cynicism a few posts back, i do not however agree. i believe it shows great strength to be able to accept a mistake then re group and plan a different strategy to move the company forwards. Why not look at it from a different perspective, the guy they have brought in will add strength and i presume knowledge to the companys assetts.Why is he not independant if he is so good? Not for me to answer, but there are a host of reasons why this is the case and why both parties have decided to join forces. I respect your posts but note that non of us are total experts, i see you bought DERmasalve a total disaster in my opinion, the skin care market is swamped and nothing differentiates Dermasalve from the rest.. You did the right thing dumping them, however it points out to me that your opinion is not always valid. I believe it is another case of a good but invalid opinion. EPE A STRONG BUY ALL THE WAY TO 7-9P. |
Posted at 25/5/2007 12:07 by tyranosaurus What does Benson know about education in China ?Why is he joining this tinpot go-nowhere outfit ? Why do London Asia keep investing while their share price sinks lower and lower. Who was interested in EPE at 5p per share and why did they lose interest ? What does the future hold ? Are we going to see EPE restructure with a listing in Asia only ? There will be a mass exodus of UK shareholders if this happens. The price could sink to 1p. |
Posted at 17/5/2007 09:34 by vish65 Exactly - nothing. which is why i got out at 6p. Got enticed via IC mag as usual but glad to be out. Its never been clear to me what EPE really stands for. The school is too small and the investments as you say very illiquid. Dont think EPE ever really could consider itself an AIM co. I always thought LDC would take it out and merge it - failing that its only really worth break up value . This is another one sold / promoted on its Chinese background but i'm learning that doesnt just mean it ok's or good. In fact not many good/stable/solid chinese related co's to invest in |
Posted at 09/8/2006 18:01 by tyranosaurus The answer to my question, from the company itself.UK AiM listed Europasia Education plc (code EPE) has announced that it has increased its stake in Plus Market's listed China Education Group (CEG) to over 15% via the conversion of its holding of Loan Notes. EPE announced recently in its Annual Report that it intends to increase its stakes in CEG and Plus Markets listed Dalian Business Institute (DBI). If EPE were to hold over 20% of the shares in CEG or DBI, it would be able to treat them as associated companies and account for EPE's share of their profits in EPE's accounts. The current market value of EPE's holdings in CEG and DBI is £5.8 million, against EPE's current market value of only £3.0 million. CEG, listed on Ofex with a current market value of £22 million, produced profits of £2.4 million for the year ended 30 June 2005, and showed a 47% increase in profits after tax for the six months ended 31 December 2005 to £1.7 million. DBI, which has a current market value of £19 million, produced pro forma profits of £1.7 million for the year ended 31 July 2005, and profits for the six months ended 31 January 2006 of £0.9 million - EPE has an existing stake of 10.8%. |
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