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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Hellenic Dynamics Plc | HELD | London | Ordinary Share |
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| -0.10 | -3.45% | 2.80 | 15:38:42 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 2.90 | 2.80 | 2.90 | 2.80 | 2.90 |
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Posted at 08/4/2024 21:22 by masergt Out and out lies from Rai.Riverfort did not "elect to subscribe for ordinary shares of 0.1 pence each in Hellenic Dynamics ("Ordinary Shares") in order to discharge part of an outstanding loan and accrued interest which was issued pursuant to the mezzanine loan announced 26 October 2023." From that 26th October RNS: - 15% annual interest payable quarterly in arrears for the term, with a drawdown fee of 6% per advance, payable in cash or shares at the Company's discretion. - The Company may elect to miss payments in accordance with the agreed repayment schedule. This would result in various rights being granted to the Lender including the right to subscribe for shares in the Company using a pre-determined calculation. Rai failed to pay on time 'cos they had no cash and issued shares in lieu at the companies discretion - not 'cos RGO preferred shares to cash. Addition to extrader points on recent investor call: "12. Run a lean ship. 3 staff in London. 3 labourers in Greece and a further 3 management in Greece plus a number of high profile advisors". 6 management for 3 workers??? + expensive advisors??? That's where the money's gone. Where's the business update? Where's the meat? Rip off life style merchants!! |
Posted at 27/3/2024 08:11 by judijudi I wonder what the next delay will be?You can’t keep treating investors to missed deadlines The market hates it! I was going to top up but I’ll bide my time No point buying more until our position is clarified by the company |
Posted at 25/3/2024 08:58 by oakridge Good morning folks.I've received a couple of messages from other HELD investors asking if I'm still interested in this company, so may as well answer on here. Yes, I remain fully invested and haven't sold any shares at all. I posted back in January in response to the last RNS and tend now only to post when there is something tangible to respond to. Since then I've actually doubled my holding and vastly improved my average, so I remain more than committed even if I accept the hitting of certain key operational targets has taken longer than I had anticipated. There remains a decent level of interest in the company within the investment community, however much of this enthusiasm appears to have shifted away from ADVFN, for now at least. There are of course uncertainties and HELD remains a speculative proposition, but there are some key aspects about HELD (all of which have been discussed on here before) that remain attractive and compelling for me and the outright size of the opportunity remains undiminished imo. As someone pointed out above, KNB are openly celebrating the recent regulatory developments in the German mkt. And that is just one market from many. I believe we have a dogged CEO working hard to position the company correctly and who has already proven, through a very lengthy listing process, that he has the best intentions. The company also has some highly prominent advisors who naturally would want only to be associated with a sincere and, ultimately successful, venture. The recent fall of the share price has, I believe, been in response to sustained selling, compounded with a gulf in news flow. However as others have pointed to, it could be that we are now approaching the thick end of the wedge and much of the waiting and suppressing activity within the market could be behind us. I hope so anyway. AIMO only so ADYOR and NAI etc. |
Posted at 26/1/2024 07:10 by halland75 Wow!Read this guys, Powerful institutional investors fighting for a piece of Piraeus Bank. From Business Daily a few days ago... Piraeus Bank: "Fever" of contacts in New York, meetings with 45 investors A barrage of management meetings this week in New York with powerful institutional investors.There's a lot of interest in the placement. Where investors are focusing. The management of Piraeus Bank will have more than 40 meetings with institutional investors in New York this week, in view of the placement that the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund (HFSF) plans to carry out next March. The investors include some of the best known and largest investment houses, such as BlackRock, Morgan Stanley, Fidelity, Capital, Wellington, Bank of America and others. Foreign institutional interest in Greek assets is very high, due to the dynamic economy, with banks being at the forefront of interest, while Piraeus Bank is in the spotlight in view of the sale of the state's stake to investors. Yesterday, Tuesday, Piraeus Bank's staff, led by CEO Christos Megalou, began meetings with investors in New York, as part of a two-day non deal roadshow organised for the bank by its advisers UBS and Goldman Sachs, which continues today. This will be followed immediately by a new round of meetings with investors as part of the also two-day conference organised by JP Morgan from tomorrow Thursday to Friday. Around 25 meetings are scheduled for the JP Morgan conference. Piraeus will have around 25 meetings with investors as part of the non deal roadshow, while a further 20 meetings will take place as part of the JP Morgan conference, which is also attended by other systemic banks and listed companies. It should be noted that last week a roadshow was held by Tr. Piraeus' roadshow in London, which attracted strong investor interest with the participation of about 30 investors. As BD reported, in the contacts with the bank's management, the investors focused both on the dynamics and prospects of the domestic economy and commercial banks and on the special characteristics of Piraeus Bank that make it one of the most impressive turnaround stories in Europe in recent years. Having successfully tackled the major challenges - a legacy of the crisis - Piraeus Bank is today the largest bank in the country in terms of deposits - loans, has high liquidity and at the same time has been significantly strengthened in terms of capital. Significantly, in 2023 the bank will show a normalised return on equity (RoaTBV) close to, and perhaps even higher than, 14%. In the presentations, the bank's management focuses on the growth prospects of the domestic economy and the banks, while detailing the major work that has been carried out with the complete consolidation and overhaul of the bank and the significant growth initiatives that have been undertaken. The highlight of the bank's transformation will be the 2023 results to be presented on 23 February, which are expected to be at record levels. At the same time, management will present new revised targets for the three-year period 2024 - 2026. What percentage of the HFSF will be allocated Regarding whether all or part of the HFSF's stake (27%) will be allocated, the people at Tr. Piraeus notes that this is a government decision and refers to the official announcements. It should be noted that last week, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, speaking to Bloomberg from Davos, noted that it has not yet been decided whether the Greek state will sell part or all of its stake in Piraeus Bank. In the same vein, sources at the Finance Ministry said that all possibilities are being examined and final decisions will be announced once the share disposal process is launched in cooperation with the HFSF and the consultants running the project. © 2024 Business Daily |
Posted at 23/1/2024 07:43 by halland75 Well, that clarification wouldn't go amiss triskelion. that question will hopefully be answered in Monday's RNS.HELD have been late on their expectations, there is no doubt... Business partner, late, but PB is here. Facility Pictures, late, but it arrived. Harvest and Pod's, be no different. Say what you like, but since I have been an investor, though late they have delivered. As someone once said "Good things, sometimes take time". |
Posted at 17/1/2024 13:49 by oakridge Comedy, I agree.What's more is the period of woe and stagnation has already forced a lot stock from weak or nervy hands. Much of the retained stock in the hands of retail investors is probably pretty 'sticky' (ie long term, or at least patient enough to see their purchase prices hit and move comfortably into profit). |
Posted at 07/1/2024 20:35 by extrader Hat tip to undersold.."A 12 month lock-up agreement on SPAC shares ended Dec 5th, followed by a trading pause Dec 8th to admit these shares to the market: hxxps://uk.marketscr Since that moment, the price has been dictated by large sales at 3 to 3.3p, which knock the prrice back down to 3.3 whenever it lifts over 4p. These are SPAC investors who bought in at 3p a share, making their exit. Outside of these big sales, the price keeps climbing back up. I will only worry if the price rests under 3p, which might make the SPAC shareholders panic sell. In addition, Hellenic Dynamics are not growing flower, this government entity is: hxxps://agres.elgo.g hxxps://ipgrb.gr/ It wouldn't surprise me if Hellenic Dynamics have handed the keys to IPGRB, and are as anxious for results as we are. Maybe someone who speaks Greek can look through the grower's websites, or ask for updates? I wish you all a happy and prosperous 2024. GLA |
Posted at 19/12/2023 14:31 by nappers It's all too slow for investors. Where are the orders ? |
Posted at 20/11/2023 18:23 by dynamite13 Everton448,Why "hopeless investor?" If you are a lawyer you should not be afraid of your money because it is proven that HELD deceived theirs investors. It is unclear for me why a lawyer should be afraid in this situation. HELD's false statement and market manipulation gives green light for Law Suit at the same time securing the investment at least partially. My only answer to that is, based on my personal experience, that lorry drivers outperform lawyers these days. It is my personal experience and only answer to your worries. False statements about cultivation commenced and harvest planned on the September 2023. 09:30 |
Posted at 22/1/2023 19:16 by oakridge wrtmf - I think your comments are pretty fair in respect of the upside potential of listing into the height of the cannabis spike, which saw a period of frenzied price action. Good for a trade - granted. Moving forwards will depend upon ones trading or investment approach and timelines.The points I've made about building positions within this sector - should that be one's wish - is best done post-spike (not at the height of it), after that initial enthusiasm and froth has subsided, are perfectly valid imho. As an investment, do you want to buy the essence of a business in a weak market, or, the froth surrounding it in wildly bullish period. I argue for the former. As an investment proposition, the SPACE is every bit as compelling as it was and is set to grow exponentially. A little further out, I'm sure Europe will follow the American and Canadian example where there will be a good level of Merger and Acquisition activity too. The difference is that cannabis stocks can now be picked up for a mere fraction of where they were. Doesn't mean the space is shot. Far from it. It just means you can buy many more shares for your money than you could whilst the sector was in its first flush of bullish investor sentiment. These patterns and waves move throughout many areas and many sectors.....and they repeat themselves. Timing is crucial. Cannabis stocks are having a little sulk after the party. That's a cracking time to buy in my view. IMHO, they will be backed by the market and lifted once again and most likely when investors start seeing the 'green shoots' of just how cash generative they can be....or when findings and reports suggest that the adoption/uptake is set to become even more mainstream (and so, disruptive to opioids). THESE will be some of the main price drivers in the future imo. Beyond that, consolidation will be the third driver of investor sentiment. The market will then have matured and a small number of larger pharma players will likely own the space. We are just 1.5 months into the journey of this business. They have not yet delivered their first operations update and the sector is in a temporary lull. This is therefore - imo - an ideal period to accumulate. Those putting the boot in or scoffing at a dip in price are doing so from their own short term trading view imo, or, perhaps because they have been burnt and grown cynical. In doing so, the are perhaps at risk of failing to see opportunity - which is ALWAYS there for the investor - whether prices are rising or falling. Re. HELD specifically, I think it's worth considering the route to which this company came to market and for me there are two aspects which stand out. The first, the absolute commitment of the CEO to get the deal done, despite the very stressful and protracted listing process and secondly, the presence of legacy Mountfield and SPC investors/holders whose disinterest or non-alignment with the future plans here may actually be presenting new investors with a further opportunity, over and beyond the current slack in the cannabis space. That 'slack' will not last forever. AIMO, NAI and ADYOR etc. |
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