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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hartest Hldgs. | HTH | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.00 | 0.00% | 90.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 90.00 | 90.00 |
| Top Posts |
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Posted at 05/8/2010 14:18 by ls lowry City confidential part of Redmayne Bentley tipped Elektron as buy ...." City press.. We remain very keen on Elektron (28.5p) following an announcement that it is to acquire Hartest Holdings, a company in which it already had a holding of 23.2%.To help fund the acquisition, the company has placed 15.525m shares at 20p to bring injust over £3.1m before expenses. It is believed that the acquisition is an excellent fit, whilst the larger entity should attract a wider range of investors. Any share price weakness in the aftermath of the placing provides readers with an excellent opportunity to pick up stock. The shares are a BUY." |
Posted at 31/7/2010 10:31 by mail2 The bid confirms our belief the group was undervalued. We recommend investors to ACCEPT THE BID. (Amisha Chohan) thats what they said on the last bid 30% below here. out of shares now. moved on to AEX at 7.75p. |
Posted at 30/7/2010 14:15 by ls lowry "Hartest Holdings (HTH, 89.0p, £7.65m) has been bid for again, but this time, by one of its larger shareholders, Elektron. This comes as no surprise. Elecktron has acquired shares from Peter Gyllenhammar at 90p, and now represents 29.05% of the group. Eleckron is making a mandatory cash offer of 90p per share, which values the business at £8.2m. The bid confirms our belief the group was undervalued. We recommend investors to ACCEPT THE BID. (Amisha Chohan) " |
Posted at 07/6/2010 11:03 by ansc Annual results announced on 18th June last year. Good news, and we know HTH's results are going to be (comparatively) good, tends to travel fast on the stock market so could we possibly get an announcement sometime this week?Those investors who bought in just over a year ago at sub 20p, when all was gloom and doom, must be feeling pretty chuffed. |
Posted at 07/3/2010 18:36 by spec7 So are you saying this went from 20p to 70p on company performance and nothing to do with the speculative investors who could see the chance of a quick buck ?? come on !! it might be "worth" a £ but that's not what has been driving the price. |
Posted at 25/1/2010 12:17 by cyberpost Most probably just a private investor who has 1%. In takeover situations, any dealings done by 1% (or more) holders have to report their trades. |
Posted at 20/1/2010 10:16 by investinggarden Speculative Buy rating from Growth Company Investor |
Posted at 18/10/2009 16:48 by alpaso Good afternoon Gentlemen,I have spent some time reading through many of the threads on this chat room, and the underlying feeling seems to be disgust and out and out dislike for the way things are being done. HTH are based so I believe,in a very plush building in Sandhurst, Surrey, which seems to be very remote from their production facility at Redhill in Surrey, having been there it is not the best site in the world, but why is not HT based there as well, Perhaps the company newsleter drove them away with the front page picture. We all need small investors, it makes the world go square.. |
Posted at 13/10/2009 18:54 by spec7 Welcome to the unregulated AIM ! Most of these companies are run for the benefit of their managements, you only have to look at the track record of most of these guys to see they move from company to company on the gravy train paid for by the small investors, a majority of whom will lose their money ....sad but true... |
Posted at 14/7/2009 09:53 by dumbarton2 When you thought it could not get worse for Hartest shareholders it does.Bad press report for Hartest holders... "Big shareholders Of course it's not only management buyout teams that private investors have to worry about. Other large shareholders are just as capable of using their dominant positions to the detriment of private investors. Earlier this year, as part of the refinancing of troubled property group Mapeley (LSE: MAY.L - news) (LSE: MAY), 66% shareholder, Fortress, effectively pushed through a de-listing of the company. Elektron (LSE: EKT.L - news) , a major shareholder in scientific equipment maker Hartest Holdings (LSE: HTH.L - news) (LSE: HTH), revealed last week it was considering a 25p joint bid for the company, despite the share price being 30p at the time of the announcement. With Elektron and private investor Peter Gyllenhammar owning 53% of the shares, private investors could end up powerless to prevent the acquisition. The common thread in all these situations is large dominant shareholders. In situations like this private investors need to take into account the risk that they are not investing on a level playing field and consequently may never realise the value they have identified." -------------------- |
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