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[in4themoney] 25/9/2007 18:02

check out www.vphase.co.uk

[in4themoney] 25/9/2007 08:55

trading to start tomorrow looking at the london stock exchange website

[in4themoney] 23/9/2007 10:28

are we starting a new thread when we get a index code, or are most people likely to bail out?

[in4themoney] 23/9/2007 10:25

shareholder meeting tomorrow for approval on becoming vphase and then with that listing on tuesday which is when the fun begins, lets see if investors believe in this product but more importantly, the management.

[in4themoney] 21/9/2007 19:15

Taken from energetix results on 17th, explaining what we are getting into


Voltage Control



Voltage Control controls the incoming voltage to a property to a set point. The
voltage level delivered to domestic properties is normally set to a nominal
value of between 110 volts to 240 volts depending on location. In the United
Kingdom the nominal voltage is set to 230 volts; however, the actual level of
voltage delivered to each home can legally vary between 216 volts and 253 volts.
Most electrical devices in the United Kingdom are designed to operate at the
lower level and any higher level of volts does not give additional performance,
rather the surplus energy is wasted in the form of heat.



The company has developed a device designed to be attached to the post residual
current circuit breaker ("RCCB") side of the consumer unit in order to control
the incoming voltage to a set point of 220 volts. This is slightly higher than
the minimum design point for electrical items in Europe, thereby ensuring that
electrical appliances in the home operate closer to the voltage condition for
which they were designed.



Tests by Voltage Control have demonstrated that the device can save around 10
per cent. of the electricity used by domestic products such as televisions,
fridges, freezers, central heating pumps and other items. This should equate to
savings for the homeowner of c. #30 to #40 per annum. In addition, there is
evidence that the life of electrical appliances can be extended by the use of
this device; light bulbs, in particular have demonstrated at least two times
longer life when on a circuit managed by the voltage control device as compared
to those without the voltage control device.



The business is currently in discussions with organisations about routes to
market and other potential wider market opportunities.

[in4themoney] 13/9/2007 16:21

disapointing news, phoned the advisors as fed up waiting 4 email, coming back onto the market at the close of play price x consolidation, be about 12p a share, looks like one to ride out.

[in4themoney] 12/9/2007 17:05

noyhing back from zimmerman but ive had my notice of consolidation from barclays, for every 25 flightstore shares you get 1 vphase share, so 1000 becomes 40, nothing on the issue price from them though, the only info I could find was on growthcompany.co.uk which gives a 48p issue price, wait and see but if any1 else dealing with a different broker as more info, let us know, good luck

[dusseldorf] 08/9/2007 15:42

not bad for all those who had written investment off. With an issue in FLG at 0.25p, the float price will probably be in the region of 0.3/0.35p equivalent

[in4themoney] 08/9/2007 14:00

info got so far;
zimmerman adams dealing with listing
raising 0.16m
48p share price
mkt cap 3m

energetix voltage control to be called vphase, make a system to save domestic users money on electric bills ( so I can make out, not much info on this product)

emailed zimmerman adams today to find out when paperwork coming out and for moe info, main question being how many flightstore shares make 1 vphase share, would love 1 for 1, ive got 30,000 shares value of £100, would be £14k if it was that, can only dream, imo 1000-1 making it £140 seems likely.

[in4themoney] 06/9/2007 16:57

put egx into the epic code and read the rns parts on the thread, it will bring you upto date, glad ive only got £100 in flightstore

[in4themoney] 06/9/2007 16:22

c wat we end up and make our own judgements and get out as quick as pos if need be

[crisplex] 06/9/2007 08:58

The info was a business bulletin on my nominee brokers website. I wonder how long they will last this time. New name new company new product.

[ianbrewster] 05/9/2007 20:44

crisplex

how did you receive the info??

PS good to see that there is a way back to market.

[crisplex] 05/9/2007 17:47

The Directors of Flightstore have conditionally agreed to acquire the whole of the issued share capital of Energetix Voltage Control. The shareholders of Energetix Voltage Control will own approximately 80 percent of the enlarged issued share capital of the Company.

In conjunction with the Acquisition, the Company proposes to make an application for the enlarged issued share capital to be admitted to trading on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) and it is anticipated that admission will become effective on the first trading day of 25th September 2007.

In addition, they propose to consolidate every 25 Ordinary shares into 1 new Ordinary share, and change the name of the Company to VPhase plc.

The Acquisition, Capital Reorganisation and Name Change are subject to shareholder approval at an Extraordinary General Meeting to be held on 24th September 2007. It is expected the completion of the Acquisition and the Capital Reorganisation will become effective on 25th September 2007.

Unless you hold your shares in a sharebuilder account, no fractions of shares will be issued. Any resulting cash entitlements will be dealt with in accordance with our Terms & Conditions (section 11.19).

We will notify you when we receive further information.

[in4themoney] 01/8/2007 17:39

spoke to nicholas nelson, what he could tell me was that their paperwork was done, the compant that they were reversing into was happy with the deal but they are just waiting for it to go through the lengthy process of the takeover commision, may not be for another 6-8 weeks til its done and dusted

[ianbrewster] 30/7/2007 17:45

Nope, but my shares are held through a nominee

[crisplex] 30/7/2007 16:30

Has anyone heard anything from the flight store management re - acquisition?

[dusseldorf] 26/7/2007 14:18

am not invloved here, but if a company is found to reverse into the 'shell' it would relist - perhaps under a new ticker - dilution may have a negative or positive effect on last listed share price - depends on nature and scale of acquisition. Could always fall through - I'm sat on two shells which failed at final hurdle

[crisplex] 26/7/2007 08:19

has anyone received this paperwork about a deal - would this mean that Flightstore would relist?

[in4themoney] 06/7/2007 17:35

Phones Nicholas Nelson (director) last week regards a update, said that a deal was taking longer than expected with a company that had a product and the technoligy, crossing the t`s and dotting the i`s now, paperwork will hopefully be out to shareholders by the end of July, wait and c then

[ianbrewster] 05/6/2007 17:06

and off we go...

Flightstore Group PLC
05 June 2007

Flightstore Group Plc (the 'Company')

Statement prior to AIM de-listing

In December 2005, shareholders voted in favour of the Company's change in
investment strategy following the cessation of trading activity. The Company had
until 5th December 2006 in which to successfully acquire a business if it was to
avoid its shares being automatically suspended.

In November 2006, the Company strengthened its position following the investment
by a consortium of investors prepared to back the Company financially and
strategically. At this time £200,000 was raised, before expenses, with a view to
accelerating the process of finding a suitable acquisition.

As a result of this action, the Company has in the past few weeks moved closer
to concluding an agreement with a private company with proprietary products and
technology. No further information can be disclosed at present and shareholders
will be informed as developments occur.

As the Company's ordinary shares have been suspended for 6 months the trading
facility will be cancelled on 6th June 2007 in accordance with AIM Rule 41.


5 June 2007


Enquiries:


Flightstore Group Plc 020 7451 7068
Nicholas Nelson, Director

[0238jr] 04/6/2007 10:49

aye, but with no realisable value

[ianbrewster] 04/6/2007 08:38

No - you would still own shares in the company, but they would not be traded on an exchange.

[crisplex] 04/6/2007 08:07

what does that mean to the money we have in shares - is that all swallowed up?