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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Holders Technology Plc | HDT | London | Ordinary Share |
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50.50 | 50.50 |
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Posted at 06/3/2023 08:47 by robin_lemer I agree there has been a lot of recruiting.Does anyone know who is David Loughran, he has been building a stake since August 2021 and recently increased his holding from 10.1-11.44%. Is he just a private investor or potentially looking to takeover the company. Grateful for your views |
Posted at 28/3/2022 10:39 by patient fox Not many investors know of this stock.could not believe how cheap I bought stock at market opening. |
Posted at 28/3/2022 09:39 by sunshine today Safe, super fast growth, is what every investor is after.The company has changed direction,also, a new shareholder, with a proven track record, has appeared last year, on the shareholder register. Most of all , it’s incredibly cheap. |
Posted at 13/1/2022 07:32 by sunshine today The market marker played a blinder yesterday, lowering the price on the back of the £20,000 buy.Investors are now going to receive two dividends with weeks and I believe a growth story to die for. To make massive long term profits you want tiny companies that grow super fast. It’s looking good here in my opinion for just that. |
Posted at 02/1/2022 13:01 by sunshine today The new investor this year clearly knows more than us.!The largest Director/ Shareholder is not a young man, must be a good chance of some corporate action in for free. |
Posted at 10/9/2021 19:04 by kazoom sunshine Today10 Sep '21 - 17:17 - 127 of 129Thanks for those views. It’s a classic : The mugs (who have held so long,) selling, at just the very moment HDT sets itself off on the growth path. Now now sunshine, play nioe, I'm still reading you know. ;-) In a way, I hope you are right. During my time owning Holders share I have learned to if not love, certainly be quite fond of the company. My ardour for Holders as an investment however is less strong. Following the disposal they become a healthy pot of cash attached to a tiny company that has been around for ever and never really conquered the world. I agreed, some way back in the thread, that this is a pretty low risk investment. In terms of the risk of them busting I think this is true, but there is IMHO a significant risk of the share price stagnating for years. For me there are two things I would like to see before even considering reinvesting : 1. What the actually revenue and profit are for the remaining business. And 2. What they do with the cash-pot to leverage (or return) value for investors. Probably best I check back in about a year from now to get a better view. For now, from a purely personal perspective, I feel I have better opportunities. |
Posted at 10/9/2021 16:34 by sunshine today Tiny amounts from those who want to take profits. That’s markets working as they should.I have previously bought into situations like this and done extremely well. One company shares traded at 2P and within just 4 years I sold out at £1.43P The cash backing makes it 95% safer. Investors here are not second guessing what the company might do, they are doing it right now. It’s not going to be difficult to get revenues up substantially since cash is available for a sales force of substance. |
Posted at 10/9/2021 16:09 by babscabs With Rath Dhu and Armstrong seemingly looking for the exit door looks a great opportunity to load up with the limited stock . Probably only suited to true long term investors happy to invest in a business not traders looking for short term gains (spread is too wide for that).Provided the deal completes and no reason to suggest it won't this leaves a super well funded company, in a great category, with a great product . |
Posted at 08/9/2021 10:34 by sunshine today Updated shareholder list.MAJOR INVESTORS (AS NOTIFIED BY 16.7.21) Details of directors’ and other significant investors’ shareholdings are as follows: Directors Number % Rudi Weinreich Executive Chairman 1,900,202 44.98% Victoria Blaisdell Group Managing Director 34,102 0.81% David Mahony Senior Non-executive Director 20,000 0.47% Total directors’ shareholdings 1,954,304 46.26% Other Significant Investors Number % Andre Marcou 520,000 12.31% Rath Dhu Ltd. 235,000 5.56% David Barry 231,000 5.47% Charles Stanley & Co. Ltd. (Rock Nominees Ltd.) 210,000 4.97% Armstrong Investments Ltd. 200,000 4.73% Stockinvest Ltd. 171,500 4.06% David Loughran 169,066 4.00% Hugh Pearson Gregory 161,290 3.82% Total other significant investors’ shareholdings 1,897,856 44.93% Total securities not in public hands 2,445,304 57.89% |
Posted at 27/8/2021 09:22 by sunshine today FTSE opens modestly, making slow gains as investors brace for Fed update27 August 2021 | 09:00am StockMarketWire.com - UK stocks made slow gains in trading on Friday morning as investors await news from the US Federal Reserve later today, and the UK announces final stages of Afghan evacuation following explosions at Kabul. At 0850, the FTSE 100 index was up just 0.099%, down at 7,131. Starcom, the company that specializes in the development of wireless, internet of things-based solutions, has reported a 3% dip in revenues for the half ending 30 June 2021. Aura Energy said the resource upgrade for its Tiris uranium project in Mauritania, had been upgraded by 10%. Shanta Gold, the East Africa-focused gold producer, has reported revenues were down at $57 million for the six months to 30 June 2021, compared to $73 million for the same period the year before. Guarantor loans provider Amigo reported a rise in fiscal first-quarter profit amid cost cuts and 'broadly unchanged' provisions for bad debt. Printed circuit board supplier Holders Technology swung to a profit in the first half of its fiscal year as higher revenue and improved margins bolstered performance. |
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