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Jarlway Investors - JWY

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Stock Type
Jarlway	JWY	London	Ordinary Share

	Price Change	Price Change %	Share Price	Last Trade
	0.00	0.00%	0.375	01:00:00

Open Price	Low Price	High Price	Close Price	Previous Close
			0.375	0.375

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Posted at 01/7/2008 23:08 by dibbs PapalPower, This is in danger of becoming quite civilised! I reckon that there is probably more written about you on ADVFN per day than Gordon Brown manages in the entire UK media! That is the reason that I spoke out on the KENZ BB when another poster posted about you, bring your reply (which I could not read) onto an otherwise civilised BB. I do hold some RCG and have I know posted a few times when I became overwhelmed by the endless bickering. I appreciate what you say about ramping on these BB's. TAN as a current example is again a sad situation for some and they have my sympathies, however everyone is responsible for managing their own risks, those that are crippled by lets say a TAN have badly failed to manage risk properly IMO. Personally, I accept AIM and the markets for what they are at that present moment in time. Shorters, Hedge Funds, Insider Dealing, AIM corruption they all prevail and investors should, in many ways accept them and trade to allow for the associated risks that they carry. I have to say that I am not one who believes that you post under other names nor do I think that your posting on a particular BB is designed to drive a price lower. At the end of the day these BB's have litte lasting influence in general on share prices. I suppose I find it a little puzzling that you are prepared to take so much flack, guess you must have very broad shoulders! Dibbs, BTW, still reckon that your initial comment about me and endless duff Chinese ivestments is unfair and off mark. Only ever held a few JWY from very early on, sold soon after and RCG. None of the others, and we both know that their are quite a few! Sorry for OT to all JWY fans out there BTW, not that there would appear to be very many! Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 01/7/2008 11:36 by dibbs PP - you really were filtered! I seldom post and do not play to the crowds. I did unfilter you, purely because I guessed that after months with no posts that your post was likely to be specifically for me. Prior to that I have not had the benefits of reading your wise posts for a good while although most RCG investors repeat your posts so often that I see the content anyway, so I really can't win. If you chilled out a bit, I and many others would I'm sure unfilter your good self. Dibbs PS I would certainly not buy these, this one really does look like one of the real duff Chinese stocks. Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 18/1/2007 09:29 by energyi Edison Control Corporation SEE ALSO: Financials \| News \| Profile CONCRETE PUMPING SYSTEMS ACCOUNTED FOR 79% OF 1999 REVENUES; PIPING SYSTEMS, 13% & CONCRETE & MORTAR/PLASTER MIXERS, 8% = = Company Description Edison Control Corporation. The Group's principal activities are to design, manufacture and distribute concrete pumping systems and accessories. The Group conducts business through its principal operating units Construction Forms, Inc. (ConForms), CF Ultra Tech Inc, (Ultra Tech) and South Houston Hose Company, Inc. (South Houston Hose). ConForms unit designs, manufactures and distributes concrete pumping systems and accessories. It produces straight pipe sections, couplings, reducers, bends, elbows and valves. Ultra tech unit manufactures and markets abrasion resistant piping systems which is extensively used in mining, pulp and paper mills, waste water treatment plants and coal-fired electric utility plants. South Houston Hose is engaged in the distribution of industrial hose and fittings. Concrete pumping systems accounted for 77% of 2003 revenues; Resistant piping systems, 14% and Industrial hose and fittings, 9%. ==== REFORMATED... Company Structure When first established in March 2002, Jarlway was incorporated as a Sino-Foreign Joint Venture (JV). In November 2004 the company was granted approval to transform into a WOFE 100% owned by Jarlway International. Prior to its London capital raising, Jarlway International has been owned by Mr Ng Chi Chor, Director and his wife Mrs Ng Chi Chor, and other main board directors. A WOFE is one of the company structures used by non- mainland Chinese to set up manufacturing in China and is completely owned by a non-Chinese interest. WOFEs have the advantage of not relying on a partner company as with a JV and they are subject to different rules and regulations. As the JV was set up from scratch, no additional liabilities were passed on from the conversion from JV to a WOFE. Mr. and Mrs. Wu have a very limited command of the English language and institutional investors should not expect their meetings with investors to follow the normal pattern. Hardman & Co. investigated this company with a visit to the Jarlway premises in China by the firm's two in the world. Jarlway carries out its own R&D to keep up with the market and to try and get a technological edge. It currently holds 3 patents in China for the body design of the trailer pump, the programmable lubricating control system and the speed variation control device in the diesel engines for use in the concrete pumps. Jarlway has 3 main product lines, the static trailer pump and the truck mounted line and boom pumps. Within each range there are a large number of different models with varying specifications. We understand that the Prospectus may treat both forms of truck mounted pumps as a single category. The static trailer pump which is the most commonly used pump in the China market has been Jarlway's principle product range with sales in 2003 reaching 234 units. To keep up with the maturing concrete pump market Jarlway has also developed and produced new ranges of mobile line and boom pumps. Line pumps are basically a trailer pump mounted on a truck chassis and boom pumps have an extendable dispensing arm mounted on a truck chassis. Jarlway have also ... Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 18/1/2007 08:23 by geologic Company Structure When first established in March 2002, Jarlway was incorporated as a Sino-Foreign Joint Venture (JV). In November 2004 the company was granted approval to transform into a WOFE 100% owned by Jarlway International. Prior to its London capital raising, Jarlway International has been owned by Mr Ng Chi Chor, Director and his wife Mrs Ng Chi Chor, and other main board directors. A WOFE is one of the company structures used by non- mainland Chinese to set up manufacturing in China and is completely owned by a non-Chinese interest. WOFEs have the advantage of not relying on a partner company as with a JV and they are subject to different rules and regulations. As the JV was set up from scratch, no additional liabilities were passed on from the conversion from JV to a WOFE. Mr. and Mrs. Wu have a very limited command of the English language and institutional investors should not expect their meetings with investors to follow the normal pattern. Hardman & Co. investigated this company with a visit to the Jarlway premises in China by the firm's two in the world. Jarlway carries out its own R&D to keep up with the market and to try and get a technological edge. It currently holds 3 patents in China for the body design of the trailer pump, the programmable lubricating control system and the speed variation control device in the diesel engines for use in the concrete pumps. Jarlway has 3 main product lines, the static trailer pump and the truck mounted line and boom pumps. Within each range there are a large number of different models with varying specifications. We understand that the Prospectus may treat both forms of truck mounted pumps as a single category. The static trailer pump which is the most commonly used pump in the China market has been Jarlway's principle product range with sales in 2003 reaching 234 units. To keep up with the maturing concrete pump market Jarlway has also developed and produced new ranges of mobile line and boom pumps. Line pumps are basically a trailer pump mounted on a truck chassis and boom pumps have an extendable dispensing arm mounted on a truck chassis. Jarlway have also 1mn / 3.3mm x 30p \ 3.3 / 24= 14% float Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 28/6/2006 20:21 by dibbs Macca, I had a few of these and held high hopes, but sold up a while ago as the company seemed to be struggling despite a construction boom. With hindsight the float struggled to get away and as a result the free float is very small and liquidity is virtually non existent. I was worried also that if the liquidity did not improve the company may delist. The comment in the last results pasted below worries me, considering we have had a bull market with plenty of money flowing into the market. "Limited access to fresh capital has tempered expansion plans" If they do raise money then it will surely be at a low price as investors seem reluctant at the moment. Flash, I agree with you thoughts above. With some good news this will move quickly, the small free float won't seem so bad then! The rewards IMO are big but risks are also. I shall continue to watch. Good luck to those holding. Dibbs. Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 15/9/2005 21:15 by dibbs Not good today! MM's really not keen to hold stock. Soon be at a PE around 4 with growth prospects. I hate to hold a falling share and the old saying "time to average down" goes against the grain. I do however feel that JWY has a small free float and currently a very low investor profile, this can allow a price to fall( or rise) disproportionatly to the volume traded and thus provide great opportunities to buy. I remain confident that medium term JWY will provide newsflow that will see a substantial rerating. Unless they are trading badly then at sub 30p I shall be tempted to buy more. Dibbs Read Full Thread Reply

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