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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Maistro Plc | LSE:MAIS | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B8DX2616 | ORD 1P |
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Posted at 13/6/2019 14:23 by tomboyb I've had a share at 90% below NAV delisted because it refused to put out its results in collusion with it Nomad -Never heard from them again - |
Posted at 13/6/2019 14:18 by barnetpeter Yes I hold some from the 1p level and I added a few at 0.2. No point in selling at this level; wait and see.I remember Content film going private and an offer of 1p being made a couple of years later....way above the price I had paid so not all is lost. A US based firm paid out a 600% premium but there again I remember a real con just after a delisting where we got half the price |
Posted at 21/5/2019 17:33 by gostaa MAIS shareholder action group has been set up by a poster under the name of "Itisagame". Please see below for his original post which appeared on the LSE earlier today:I have set up maistroshareholders@ At this stage i am only trying to get a better idea on where we stand, i only need the number of shares that you own and intend to use to vote against delisting, i am not saying to buy, sell, trade, or persuade you to vote for or against. If you are a current shareholder and intend to vote against the delisting you can send an email to maistroshareholders@ and i will add the number of shares that you hold and will use to vote against the delisting to an excel sheet. To delist the company they need 75% of the shareholder votes that are made at the GM. To keep the listing we need 25% of the shareholder votes that are made at the GM. Assuming that it is only the directors and Charles Street that see the benefit of delisting the company with their indicated 229,276,206 shares then we need around 60m shares in aggregate to vote against the board and secure the listing. In the event that the board or Charles Street attempt to buy stock in the open market to force their way then we could need a combined 101m shares to vote against them, this would guarantee a minimum of a 25% vote against the motion in any event. Once we know how many shares we have in total we should have a better idea on how this vote might unfold and the possibility of stopping the vote beforehand. maistroshareholders@ |
Posted at 17/5/2019 16:36 by barnetpeter Yes an absolute disgrace. Are the major shareholders trying to take the company on the cheap or what? A couple of delisted have worked out ok for me but the last one...the company received a huge order and remaining shareholders were then bought out for a pittance by the majority holder having got some toady broker to sign to say it was a "fair and reasonable" price |
Posted at 10/5/2019 15:38 by annaq Mais have been developing their tech for years. With Globality opening offices in Londonthe smart play would be to just buy Mais now while the price is ridiculously low. Their revenues have been increasing since the new team came in and are just targeting big corp. It would make Charles Street look smart. |
Posted at 30/1/2019 13:46 by j777j Apparently Softbanks $100 million investment in Globality values it at $1 billion.Maistro rather cheap then with mkt cap around £5 million.$100 Million in Globality?Globality CEO Joel Hyatt.MENLO PARK - SoftBank's Vision Fund has made another big investment, putting $100 million into Globality, a tech company that helps connect multinational companies with the world's best service providers at the right price for every project. This new investment brings Globality's total funding to $172 million since being founded just over three years ago.As part of the investment, Jeffrey Housenbold and Ted Fike of SoftBank Investment Advisers will join the company's board.This latest round of capital infusion will help Globality invest in its AI technology, hire more workers in engineering, product, and client teams, and expand its Marketing and Sales programs to drive brand awareness and acquire new enterprise businesses.The Vision Fund is the latest in a growing list of significant names backing Globality, including former Vice President Al Gore; Dennis Nally, former Global Chairm |
Posted at 14/8/2018 12:21 by pre posted on LSE...that's a big 1 million buy gone through...what's happening?:PlayaBlanca Posts: 1,919 Premium Chat Member Opinion: No Opinion Price: 5.30 RE: BlancaToday 13:16Was when it was still Blur. Rode it from 9's to 26 in about 1.5 hours. Have since watched it's decline but retain a small interest. |
Posted at 30/1/2018 22:44 by packman8 Thanks for starting new thread regarding name change from Blur. Trading update for final quarter was on 8th February last year.Not sure if that was the reason for the increase in price today. |
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