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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Exc | LSE:EXC | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B01JC987 |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 0.04 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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02/2/2009 10:09 | Is this one due a bounce? Seems like many of the other small caps are. | knowing | |
07/11/2008 15:46 | A few buyers appearing maybe sensing the bottom. | knowing | |
14/10/2008 12:09 | Not so bad. | knowing | |
14/10/2008 08:46 | ...back to square one..... | haff1 | |
09/10/2008 11:08 | ... looking a bit better then .... | haff1 | |
09/10/2008 07:56 | "EXC plc posted a first-half pretax loss narrowed to 250,000 pounds from 664,000 pounds a year ago, based on revenue from continuing operations of 756,000 pounds. EXC -- which now only has one trading subsidiary, Excalibur Ventures -- said it expects to report a loss on continuing operations before tax for the full year but added the group is now well positioned to advance to its next level of development." | wenlynn | |
25/9/2008 11:59 | Up from here ! IMO | wenlynn | |
25/9/2008 10:06 | ... or even some information..... | haff1 | |
25/9/2008 00:08 | About time we saw some action here. | knowing | |
01/9/2008 23:35 | Well not alot happening her at present. May slowly increase my stake at these prices. Risk reward does often favour the brave. | tornadodown | |
15/8/2008 15:22 | Someone sniffed a bargain. | tornadodown | |
01/8/2008 13:50 | Topvest especially at this price. | tornadodown | |
08/7/2008 09:03 | Buying opportunity for the brave? | topvest | |
25/6/2008 23:18 | Let's state some facts here then; 1. I have shown my interest in EXC by starting a thread. As yet I have no position but will be taking one when I can buy the amount of stock i am looking for. 2. I do my research and i am not responsible should a stock that I see value in double or treble. One has to look at history and decide if your investment value does multiply exponentially in a short time if one should take profit or not. That is what trading is all about. 3. I look at buying stocks that have been driven down and have a business model which I think will rebound. 4. If you are stupid enough to buy a stock that doubles and continue to hold then you should not be trading. Stocks do not go up in a straight line. 5. Sometimes it is not my intention to see all and sundry descend upon a stock which I have bought however it does show that my investment criteria is correct. 6. We do not need people like you advising us when we are grown up enough to make our own decisions. | tornadodown | |
25/6/2008 22:06 | That is a very childish acusation to make and I would suggest you be very careful. | tornadodown | |
25/6/2008 22:05 | I'd ignore comments made by TD here. Look at his BSN thread and you'll see these new threads on decimal stocks is his way of pumping and dumping stocks he wants out of. Be warned. | 8trader | |
24/6/2008 10:54 | Well it depends on a few things K. It would certainly be a good start to see the Directors add to their stakes in this one and to improve on the news flow. It is a very low price where we all know if good news arrives it could quite easily double. | tornadodown | |
23/6/2008 23:53 | Thanks for the new thread TD now with the new approach maybe this stock will achieve a sensible value. | knowing | |
23/6/2008 18:45 | Market makers continue to limit the online purchase quantity. | tornadodown | |
23/6/2008 07:38 | Excalibur supplies a diverse range of equipment providing customers specific items of equipment to the complete turnkey solution. Below is a list of the categories of the products that Excalibur has supplied to date but is not limited in the scope and is growing as each new project / customer is successfully completed. AC- Refrigeration equipment and systems Building maintenance & equipment supplies Chemicals Commodities Construction materials Electrical generation, distribution systems & equipment Fire, Safety & Security Equipment Government agency logistic support and supplies. Liquid handling, pumps, motors and storage tanks Municipal supplies and project support Office supplies Oil field equipment support & supplies Personal protection equipment Tools and Machinery supply Vehicles & heavy equipment supply Water Treatment systems-equipment In terms of equipment rental we have a vast range of tools and heavy construction equipment available for short and medium term rental. | tornadodown | |
22/6/2008 22:53 | Excalibur assists its customers in all stages of their procurement needs, from establishing the technical requirements and specifications necessary to assist in the customers budgetary planning, the tendering process and all the way through to successful delivery of equipment in a timely and efficient manner. Excalibur learns quickly the needs of its individual customers in order for it to offer a tailor made service to meet their specific needs and requirements. This can encompass both quick reaction / lead time procurement for urgent needs through to long term design and planning associated with large scale construction, infrastructure or maintenance projects. Excalibur has the capability to either supplement the customers' existing purchasing operations or, alternatively, it can handle them on their behalf. The equipment we offer is of the highest international standards in quality and performance to meet our customers' needs. Excalibur also offers the flexibility of renting or leasing equipment as an alternative to procurement. Excalibur's operations and customers span many time zones and geographical areas enabling us to offer our clients a 7 day a week, 24 hours a day, 365 day a year service. Excalibur prides itself with the provision of a consistently high standard in its operations, which have received ISO 2001 certification. Excalibur maintains these by forming a long term relationship with our customers and providing: efficient supply and information; responsiveness; accountability; commerciality; pro-activity; and predictability. We keep in constant contact with our customers in order to ensure a constant open line of communication. Through our dedicated teams of professional purchasers in Europe, the Middle East and the U.S.A., we can supply items and equipment on demand. Excalibur also meets the logistical needs of our customers utilising international freight forwarders to enable a global reach in sourcing and delivery to all parts of the world. This service enables us to offer the maximum value to our customers by: helping our customers purchase the exact equipment required; ensuring that the equipment is procured at the lowest price possible whilst maintaining the highest quality; and delivering the equipment safely and on time to the exact location specified by our customers. | tornadodown | |
22/6/2008 20:38 | Trading In 2007 Excalibur Ventures Limited ("Excalibur") expanded its business from its core procurement services into two further specific areas. These are heavy equipment rental and specialised oil procurement services. During the course of 2007, Excalibur's traditional procurement business stabilised at a level lower than before, due in part to the relocation of its principal customer's buying operations. We have maintained this level up to the present date. However, Excalibur's rental business, which rents out heavy plant and machinery for infrastructure projects, has expanded from a small pilot programme to a full scale operation whose benefits should be seen in the coming years. In addition, Excalibur spent a significant amount of time in 2007 doing the groundwork for its specialised procurement services to the oil sector by forming relationships, marketing and building a broad contact base. It is a common feature of this type of specialised procurement that the gestation period is considerably longer than we have been used to, typically between six and twelve months, and occasionally longer. We anticipate our first orders will be received in the second half of 2008. We hope that with all the hard work put into this area, future orders will grow steadily thereafter. Prospects Though the board is disappointed with the Group's results for the 2007 financial year with the figures down from historical levels, we believe that through a combination of the closure of DCI, which was positioned in a declining market, and the hard work which has gone into the three areas mentioned above, we have put in place the foundation on which to develop a more stable business that can continue its growth through to the next level of development. | tornadodown | |
22/6/2008 20:36 | Excalibur is a dynamic service related company, offering both procurement and specialized rental services. Excalibur's procurement services are based on extensive experience in the sourcing, procurement and supply of a wide range of equipment on a global scale. We offer a bespoke rental solution for our customer's specific needs. Excalibur identifies its customers' needs quickly and efficiently resulting in the timely delivery of materials. Excalibur's customers are primarily large multinational companies and government operations involved in infrastructure and support projects. Excalibur is a UK private limited company and a subsidiary of a UK listed company. Its head office is in the UK with operations in Europe, the Middle East and the USA. | tornadodown |
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