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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Fibregen | FBG | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 2.875 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 2.875 | 2.875 |
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Posted at 25/4/2012 19:24 by david77 I'm going to show them as sold for zero value on my CGT tax return and tell the taxman what I've done - or maybe show 2 figs - one with zero value for FBG and another as if I still have them. |
Posted at 21/8/2010 14:42 by david77 1: They want to take the company private - FibreGen Ltd instead of plc2: Bondholders have accepted 90% of the company @ 3p/share FibreGen would not have been able to repay the bondholders so would have been insolvent - I guess that a value of 3p on our shares is a little better than zero! but not much - I paid 155p/share!! 3: T2M Investments (who??) will own 5% and FBG shareholders will own 5% of Emerald Bio-Energy Ltd - who own a 100,000 ton/year wood pelleting plant on Canada. It burnt down last year - it has been rebuilt with a Canadian$1.3 million loan and is producing about 50% of capacity - limited by sales. |
Posted at 10/3/2010 08:32 by david77 My computer crashed a week or so ago and I have been trying to recreate CGT files and I was trying to work out why I have less FBG shares than I bought as LNR. |
Posted at 01/3/2010 09:45 by david77 My computer crashed last week - hard drive reformated - I am rying to recreate CGT files - BE REGULAR - (back-ups, I mean).Can someone please tell me what the conversion rate was from LNR to FBG - thanks. |
Posted at 23/1/2010 09:29 by david77 I've just received an update from FBG - just says that we are going broke slowly :-(I don't expect to see any return from these shares :-( |
Posted at 07/12/2009 08:37 by kooba just because it went wrong because capital markets shut and they couldn't raise any money does not mean there was something criminal.why not look at evergreen and see what happened to the assets purchased that you think were hived off in some fraud...mostly written down to nothing.if you were an evergreen holder you would have just as much right to say the dael was dodgy in favour of fbg! |
Posted at 06/12/2009 17:48 by kooba not sure what the allegation is but peter greensmith had a lot more personally invested in fbg than he did in evergreen and he subsequently lost control of evergreen to ben goldsmith's interests who then delisted it.some of the assets sold to evergreen became valueless such as prometheus so i'm unsure who did a good deal and who did a bad one. ultimately mistakes were made and greensmith does hold responsibilty for much [in particular the st peter port put/call deal that floored the company]...however all decisions were backed by full board and the company's nomad. is there any evidence that greensmith personally benefitted from any activity while involved in libra/fibregen apart from renumeration?? no |
Posted at 02/12/2009 18:23 by david77 I copied this to the FSA after posting above - I have had no response :-(I recvd the latest accounts today. Page 52 - the co disposed of a portfoilio of assets to Evergreen Securities, of which Peter Greensmith was a director, for £2,684,000 satisfied by the issue to FBG of 2,556,462 shares in Evergreen. Page 53 - (g) the co has Evergreen shares shown in the balance sheet at a value of £320,000. ... Subsequently Evergreen was delisted, when the shares in Evergreen were valued at 1p each, valuing the co's shareholding at approximately £25,000. |
Posted at 21/11/2009 09:10 by david77 I recvd the latest accounts today.Page 52 - the co disposed of a portfoilio of assets to Evergreen Securities, of which Peter Greensmith was a director, for £2,684,000 satisfied by the issue to FBG of 2,556,462 shares in Evergreen. Page 53 - (g) the co has Evergreen shares shown in the balance sheet at a value of £320,000. ... Subsequently Evergreen was delisted, when the shares in Evergreen were valued at 1p each, valuing the co's shareholding at approximately £25,000. We have been shafted! :-( and there's nothing we can do about it. I had shares in a property company - set up in 1991 with the assurance it would be wound up in 1996 - it was a tax fiddle set up by the Tories to give tax relief to rich people to buy houses repossessed from poor people. The dirs used it as their own personal piggy bank and refused to wind the company up. Shareholders voted the dirs out, and new dirs were appointed, including me. We sued the former dirs - and lost 'cos I had written on the internet that one of the judges at the Equitable Life appeal court had made an "Alice in Wonderland" judgement - he said that all policyholders should get their shares of the assets, but that some should get more! - and I had said that he was promoted to Lord Chief Justice for that nonsense. Anyway - you say what had that got to do with the property company? Nothing. There is a statement over the main entrance to the High Court in the Strand "High Courts of Justice". That is a lie - it is a lions' den and all that enter risk getting torn to pieces by the opponents' legal team - and if the judge wants to get away early, she'll (in our case) be only too pleased. |
Posted at 10/9/2009 11:05 by abadan2 Wonderful news on FBG's sister company, Evergreen Securities! This company took over some of the noncore investments from FBG, brought in some other "green" assets and raised money at 105p about 16 months ago. Share price now is 2p and it is delisting from AIM. Another Greensmigh success. |
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