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Posted at 06/3/2024 11:57 by jumpenjim Hi guys is there anybody still stuck in this pile of corruption ?and is there any investors sites or other places ? to try and find out if we have any chance of getting our funds returned / or new shares in Tally ?? t,i,a jj |
Posted at 23/7/2022 07:22 by noirua TALLY CENTRAL LTDActivities & Objectives 2022 – end of Q2 Update 1 July 2022 ... A lot of this work will go beyond Q3 and with the resources available to complete the audited accounts, the end of year 30 June 2022 financials should be available at the end of October. This means, along with other financial and corporate information being prepared, we should be IPO-ready for investor presentations in November and that, subject to a successful IPO capital raise, should see the Company’s shares admitted to trading in December on the London Stock Exchange. TALLY CENTRAL LIMITED - New Thread: |
Posted at 03/7/2022 10:54 by adred "A lot of this work will go beyond Q3 and with the resources available to completethe audited accounts, the end of year 30 June 2022 financials should be available at the end of October. This means, along with other financial and corporate information being prepared, we should be IPO-ready for investor presentations in November and that, subject to a successful IPO capital raise, should see the Company’s shares admitted to trading in December on the London Stock Exchange" Lets hope we get listed by year end, it's a very long long wait. |
Posted at 08/4/2022 08:35 by noirua INVESTORSCompany News 1 April 2022 - Activities & Objectives 2022 - end of Q1 Update |
Posted at 19/1/2022 14:26 by ciminna Also this......https://www.ta |
Posted at 14/10/2021 12:16 by noirua At last strong progress towards the IPO!Activities & Objectives 2021 – end of Q3 Update 30 September 2021 • Following completion of the work outlined above, the Company shall decide which exchange to apply to have its shares admitted to trading, complete the work required for its IPO prospectus and conduct investor roadshows with a view to listing at the end of Q1 2022. • Progress initiatives to convert the Company’s Finland mining interests from a non-current asset to listed securities or other current asset. • Following a capital raising conducted by one of our investees, Railsbank Technology Ltd which they announced in July (reference: Tally completed the sale of part of its shareholding, injecting £2.73m in net proceeds and taking the total cash realised from our £1.27m investment in 2018 to over £5m, with approximately one quarter of our original shareholding remaining, revalued at over £3m. • During the quarter Tally Ltd entered into an agreement to sell its shareholding in Geomysore Services (India) Pvt Ltd (“Geomysore&rd At the share swap ratio negotiated, upon completion at the current Deccan share price our Indian gold interests will be transformed from a fixed asset valued at £3.3m to a liquid asset valued at approximately £6.6m and able to be valued mark-to-market. Completion is expected to take six months and is subject to regulatory permissions in India and Deccan shareholder approval. • In accordance with the provision of the Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules of the FCA, the issued ordinary share capital of Tally Ltd including the issue of the new ordinary shares is 671,064,392 Ordinary Shares with voting rights attached (one vote per share). There are no shares held in treasury. [ 671,064,392 at 3p a share = £20.13 million market cap. ] |
Posted at 03/9/2021 16:24 by noirua “Our crowdfunding strategy was deferred last quarter as we look to align that with the Company's planned IPO. As such Tally conducted a pre-IPO private placing at 2p per share in June raising circa £400,000 from investors and an external developer choosing to take shares as part payment for ongoing work.“We are targeting an IPO that would see us make application for listing the Company's shares on the London Stock Exchange Main Market in December 2021. We haven't spoken of timelines to listing the Company's shares over the last 18 months, but given we're now at the end of our financial year and can proceed with our auditors to prepare audited accounts for Tally's IPO prospectus, the advances being made with our "Teco" platform, and progress being made on converting investment assets to liquid assets, it is a reasonable to start outlining the path to IPO. As previously stated, Tally's IPO strategy is not just about seeing the Company's shares available for trading, it is to add another regulated environment for Tally customer confidence, provide a platform for thought leadership about banking, money and fintech, and as part of our mission toward the democratisation of money”, the CEO added. As of 1 July 2021 |
Posted at 06/1/2021 16:04 by timeforchange1 THE FOLLOWING IS FROM AUSTRALIA I AM PUTTING IT UP HERE WITH A QUESTION AS YET AGAIN THERE IS NO MENTION OF A RELISTING IN THE RNS dispite the parryrats' continuous flow of promisesSO Please,let me ask you suckers of shareholders who do not have the balls to speak up........Just how familiar does this sound to you?,,..,..... Parry's promises of future spoils have long worn thin with his original backers, who lent his private company, Surepoint Securities, as much as $25,000 in seed capital in 2002 - soon after he returned to Perth after trying his hand at goldmining in Armenia. Since then, Parry has repeatedly claimed that Astop is just months away from its float. Investors who handed over money to Parry in November 2002 were promised that it would list six months later, in May 2003. By April 2003, Parry was saying publicly Astop was heading for a listing in September of that year. In June 2004, Parry's son Cameron wrote to those who lent money to Surepoint Securities to advise them of a 12-month delay in listing because of a fire at the Perth factory that manufactured the treatment "During this delay, your loan agreement continues to accrue interest - to be paid out with the principal amount at the time [Astop] Ltd lists," he wrote. In September 2004, Kevin Parry was saying the product would be back on the shelves before Christmas - but he was out by almost two years. And by mid-2005 the listing date being spoken about had been pushed back to December of that year. In August 2005, Kevin Parry said in a letter to potential investors that a float was planned for November of that year. Around that time, he was saying the Astop product would be back on the market within six to eight weeks at the most - again he was wrong by about 12 months. Now, Parry says Astop plans to list in May next year, but only if the company is cash flow positive by then. None of the investors who spoke to The Australian Financial Review wanted to be quoted for fear of repercussions. But it is known that some have complained of the long wait and even questioned where their money is being held. Last year's annual general meeting is said to have been a fiery affair, dominated by debate over the company's financial statements and the promises made to investors. This year's AGM is being held in Perth today. ASTOP NEVER RELISTED AND THE JUNIOR RAT FLED TO THE UK TO PULL THE SAME OLD CON AS HE KNEW THE FCA WAS WEAK AND DISINTERESTED IN PROVIDING A GOOD PROFESSIONAL PUBLIC SERVICE! |
Posted at 20/11/2020 19:23 by timeforchange1 a con man at least a good con man will milk the old cow dry and when its all gone he will ask, as if it was your fault.....why the hell didn't you stop me.the following is from bigbench Premium Member over on LSE. WTF, are the authorities looking after investors or is that just all talk as well. Posts: 15,889 Price: 0.00 No Opinion RE: Gold reserves Wed 21:54 That's where many investors/ potential account holders are.... They claim need to see the numbers grow ( milestones met) in order to get the correct valuation for a market relist... No one wants to put anything in until we get something concrete from the company. The way I see it a firm relist date ..( next May comes to mind) from the company would see a higher account take up and higher average balance... They surely can't expect to ask for trust when we have already been deceived?..... But this I feel will be the reason they will use if we don't edge towards relist in 6 months. CP needs to step up here ...... |
Posted at 18/9/2020 11:52 by timeforchange1 SOME COMMENTS FROM THE SO CALLED PRIVATE SHAREHOLDERS WEB PAGE ON PARRY FOR YOU TO DWELL ON!Shifting the blame for negativity Shareholders Jazzy 16d @cameron-tally you are utterly shameless. Once the Q&A finished your responses suggesting it’s down to a few negative shareholders that we are not upbeat is beyond belief even for you! I genuinely cannot believe you think it’s only a few and everyone else is happy. 4 Reply created 16d last reply 9d 15 replies 122 views 4 users 21 likes 744 Tallyfanboynumerouno 16d 100% agree and well articulated @Jazzy. The guy is a loveable Rogue (minus the loveable) wonder how many Tally shareholders will be committing suicide next year having to wade through all this Parry double speak ©??? Well thanks for putting the pressure on Jazzy and best wishes to one and all… 1 Reply Reply Valhalla14 1 16d . Narcissistic personality disorder — one of several types of personality disorders — is a mental condition in which people have an inflated sense of their own importance, a deep need for excessive attention and admiration, troubled relationships, and a lack of empathy for others. Self- Blame Leads to Shame Because narcissists ’ inner guiding voice is so critical and harsh, narcissists try to avoid all responsibility for anything that goes wrong. In order to avoid self-hatred, they project the blame onto someone else. End of story! 1 Reply3 Reply Tallyfanboynumerouno 16d Reviving a float that never was Investors who handed over money to Parry in November 2002 were promised that it would list six months later, in May 2003. By April 2003, Parry was saying publicly Astop was heading for a listing in September of that year. In June 2004, Parry’s son Cameron wrote to those who lent money to Surepoint Securities to advise them of a 12-month delay in listing because of a fire at the Perth factory that manufactured the treatment. “During this delay, your loan agreement continues to accrue interest - to be paid out with the principal amount at the time [Astop] Ltd lists,” he wrote. In September 2004, Kevin Parry was saying the product would be back on the shelves before Christmas - but he was out by almost two years. And by mid-2005 the listing date being spoken about had been pushed back to December of that year. In August 2005, Kevin Parry said in a letter to potential investors that a float was planned for November of that year. Around that time, he was saying the Astop product would be back on the market within six to eight weeks at the most - again he was wrong by about 12 months. Now, Parry says Astop plans to list in May next year, but only if the company is cash flow positive by then. Hmmm this does seem like a carbon Copy of whats going on here correct me if I am wrong??? 1 Reply4 Reply Tallyfanboynumerouno Valhalla14 16d spot on 1 Reply Jazzy Tallyfanboynumerouno 16d You too mate. @cameron-tally take note, shifting the blame for another pending biopharma part 2. 1 Reply Tallyfanboynumerouno 16d When Aman Badboy is tearing down his Cameron Parry (teenage crush) posters off his bedroom wall, you know its bad people. …thats the metaphorical fat lady sung out, blown out her lungs!!! Reply Jazzy Tallyfanboynumerouno 16d Wow! @cameron-tally you past really is haunting🤦 2 Reply Tallyfanboynumerouno 16d funny thing Jazzy, is all Parry’s past didn’t surface until after the delisting of Lionsgold, which I find very strange. I cant believe that no one saw it prior, if it dont sound right it ain’t right. Shareholders your trousers are round your ankles and Cameron Parry is stuffing a pineapple up your bottoms, wake up time!!! 2 Replies Reply Jazzy 16d Oh dear! My word I’ve been duped by the master of illusion Reply Valhalla14 16d Self- Blame Leads to Shame Because narcissists ’ inner guiding voice is so critical and harsh, narcissists try to avoid all responsibility for anything that goes wrong. In order to avoid self-hatred, they project the blame onto someone else. Reply Tallyfanboynumerouno 16d seems like you this is coming from personal experience Val, I have dealt with a few in my time. The more you bring it up the more I tend to agree with your analysis, quite clear now! When my partner met Parry at an Sharetalk event she immediately sensed he was not right…you know how women have a astute sixth sense…Well looks like she is right 2 Reply Valhalla14 16d Its plain to see if you open your eyes! Reply Tallyfanboynumerouno 16d eyes wide shut. My eyes are well and truly open, when even the most ardent Parry fanboys defect you lot need to ask yourself is it really worth it!? Reply |
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