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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Hot Tuna | HTT | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.0535 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 0.0535 |
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Posted at 30/12/2011 09:35 by clocktower Talk about pulling the wool over folks - how many times have they suckers new investors and diluted the stock further? Well they have run out of space and suckers I guess but all were warned by many posters here.To me it shows when they do not even bother to respond to a business that has sent an expression of interest in the brand, or a done deal behind closed doors? |
Posted at 09/12/2011 14:28 by cmillar Hot Tuna could be sold by the end of the year after its owners received bids from both investors and retailers earlier this week.The bidding process for the surfwear brand closed on Monday. Executive chairman Francis Ball said there had been a "healthy" number of bidders. He added: "There was a wide spectrum: some individuals and some retailers, more ecommerce retailers than bricks-and-mortar, but a good spread." Some investors had also expressed interest. The board will now pick three bidders and invite them to proceed with due diligence, with sale completion by the end of the year. Ball, chief executive officer Geoff O'Connell and brand director Oscar Verden would then step down from the board. Earlier this month, Hot Tuna announced that distributor International Fashion Group Australia would oversee the brand's sales, distribution and marketing in Australia and New Zealand. |
Posted at 09/12/2011 11:50 by topinfo Just found this hence why buys suddenly coming in IMO.Here you go Guys!!! May soar on this. Bidders contend to land Hot Tuna deal 9 December 2011 Hot Tuna could be sold by the end of the year after its owners received bids from both investors and retailers earlier this week. The bidding process for the surfwear brand closed on Monday. Executive chairman Francis Ball said there had been a "healthy" number of bidders. He added: "There was a wide spectrum: some individuals and some retailers, more ecommerce retailers than bricks-and-mortar, but a good spread." Some investors had also expressed interest. The board will now pick three bidders and invite them to proceed with due diligence, with sale completion by the end of the year. Ball, chief executive officer Geoff O'Connell and brand director Oscar Verden would then step down from the board. Earlier this month, Hot Tuna announced that distributor International Fashion Group Australia would oversee the brand's sales, distribution and marketing in Australia and New Zealand. |
Posted at 01/9/2011 10:58 by cagey76 Thanks for those updates, I had emailed investor relations without any success, sounds like they are out on the road. I have a few of these for a bit of a laugh more than anything else, surely the price canlt get much lower unless they go under. A decent webiste and a small bit of publicity could take the share price suddenly higher. Do we have any more info on the video mentioned above ? |
Posted at 18/7/2011 00:56 by sausageonastick Taken from Nick10's post on HTT bb on LSE websiteSeymour Pierce has just stated a BUY at a target price of 0.35. That is a 300% increase on the current share price. I think Seymour Pierce has a better picture of this business than the rumour mongers and bullies who seem to appear on this site. I certainly would take their advice and views more seriously than some of the people on this site. Good luck all long term investors with HTT. If Seymour Pierce reckons it's a buy than that is interesting. |
Posted at 12/4/2011 15:26 by diya I wonder when the copmany will announce the launch of its ecommerce website. I think this will give the investors more information about the companies product range. It is difficult to find details of its product range. It needs to be soon as summer is round the corner. |
Posted at 08/4/2011 15:01 by fand4ngo 2nd March Appoints a Director with a mining background11th Mar Denies going into mining 14th Director with mining background resigns How bizarre, how bizarre. Might be worth a punt at 0.1 or lower. Investors beware |
Posted at 08/4/2011 14:48 by diya The company has £1m cash on the 23rd March 2011 from the share issue I believe the company will give a retrun to the shareholders who bought this shares I cant believe people will depart with this much money unless they are convinced that the 0.1p was a bargain price for the shares they knew the risks are high so the return must be high. I think give this stock time it will give the investors a decent return. |
Posted at 31/3/2011 10:24 by quepassa Not sure they will delist.They regularly seem to be able to raise a £million or so a year/every two years and then blow the lion's share of that on losses and unspecified ADMIN EXPENSES. Seems a bit of a gravy train, so why stop? But i agree, just who and just what are these investors that would stump up a £million when the figures for Hot Tuna are absolutely dreadful , even to anyone who doesn't know one end of a blance-sheet from the other? I damned well hope that they are NOT discretionary funds or that these shares are being touted to unsophisticated investors. EXTREME CAUTION NEEDS TO BE EXERCISED WITH THIS SHARE. ALL IMO. DYOR. QP |
Posted at 23/3/2011 17:26 by quepassa Issued another BILLION+ shares, taking shares in issue up to 2.2 BILLION shares.So anyone who did not take part in the placing has effectively been diluted by 50%. Just how many times have we heard that worn-out old story before about signing new distribution agreements to drive sales forward!!! - Just look at their miniscule sales figures!! Turnover decreased from £0.48million in 2009 to £0.29million in 2010. Yes a t/o of £290k, less than many a corner shop. It is just amazing in my view how any investors would subscribe to this when you look at the diabolically dreadful performance of sales and losses of this Company over several years. In my opinion, EXTREME CAUTION needs to be exercised in looking at this Company. ALL IMO. DYOR. QP ps. It will be interesting in due course to see how much of the £1.1million raised will have been paid away in fees. Guesses ladies and gentlemen please. My guess is £200-300k. |
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