Manganese Bronze Share Discussion Threads

[cockneyrebel] 09/1/2006 11:42

Still creeping up, chart looks like it has put in a nice bottom

CR

[cockneyrebel] 06/1/2006 16:25

Several 100K buys today

CR

[cockneyrebel] 05/1/2006 10:00

Blimey - this is a quiet thread, I like that - no ramp in the price :-)

I notice that the outcome for Conditions of Fitness was regarded as a good outcome by the company:



At the AGM the company said :

"Taxi sales for the year as a whole continue to depend on the outcome of the second limited review of the London Conditions of Fitness which is expected to be announced by the end of the calendar year."


Looks like the market might only just be waking to this - this BB is certainly sleeping on it - no post since October!

CR

[toffeeman] 18/5/2005 20:32

Toscafield?

[typo56] 18/5/2005 19:14

Today's volume suggests that Canada Life Marketing may have sold. Who's been buying?

[ariane] 03/5/2005 14:58

LONDON (AFX) - Manganese Bronze Hldgs PLC said that Toscafield Ltd has an
interest in 4.32 mln of its shares, representing 22.84 pct of the issued share
capital, up from 21.5 pct on April 26.
tc

[grupo] 26/4/2005 15:06

LONDON (AFX) - Manganese Bronze Holdings said Toscafield Ltd increased its
stake in the company to 21.5 pct.
[e-mail]
jc

[toffeeman] 26/4/2005 10:41

I closed last week when the two days of tick-ups came. Current level is resistance and a possible short entry point if the RSI and MACD fail to follow through. If not and the DMI signal is positive (the two lines are now converging, it would be a long.

[toffeeman] 19/4/2005 00:06

Nice drop today if 190 goes 140 looks like a reasonable target.

Short from 224.

[toffeeman] 20/1/2005 14:37

Looks like the review will mean they retain the monopoly!

[merlin37] 20/1/2005 14:20

Metrocabs DID go under a couple of years or so back ......

[glasgow13] 07/1/2005 18:45

Toffee Thanks-bought one ten years ago and still going strong only problem now is geting spares.

[toffeeman] 05/1/2005 01:14

You may well be right Charlie



says it should have reported by the end of 2004 so it can't be long.

[toffeeman] 05/1/2005 00:56

Glasgow - as far as I know Metrocab went bust a few years ago - the only shareholder discounts today were the share price.

[c lau] 04/1/2005 18:34

Something very strange! There must be bad news round the corner...

[glasgow13] 04/1/2005 17:51

Anyone know whats happened to metrocab?is there any shareholder discounts from MNGS.

[toffeeman] 04/1/2005 17:17

I doubled my short today - so I hope something is up (down)!

[charlie] 04/1/2005 14:25

Has something leaked on the Conditions of Fitness review? The desperate seller at 165 suggests yes. Nothing on the PCO website yet. But you read it here




a year ago!

[waldron] 08/11/2004 10:57

LONDON (AFX) - Manganese Bronze Holdings PLC, the specialty automotive and
taxi services group, said it has exchanged contracts for the sale of its surplus
property in Birmingham for 800,000 stg.
Completion is expected to take place in the first week of August 2005.
bam







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[maywillow] 25/10/2004 16:11

LONDON (AFX) - Manganese Bronze Holdings PLC, which manufactures the London
black taxi and operates the mobile phone taxi hailing service Zingo, said that
"steady progress" is being made in its application to the Chinese goverment for
a license to commence its joint venture to manufacture taxis in China.
Manganese previously announced that a letter of intent had been signed with
China National Bluestar Corporation and the Provincial Government of Lanzhou for
a production deal.
However, it added that the license application process could be "long and
complex".
tc

[maywillow] 25/10/2004 15:37

RNS Number:4453E
Manganese Bronze Hldgs PLC
25 October 2004

Date: Monday 25 October 2004


Manganese Bronze Holdings PLC

Regarding Press Speculation


Manganese Bronze Holdings PLC, the speciality automotive and taxi services
group, notes the recent press speculation regarding the proposed joint venture
in China and the Group's mobile phone taxi hailing service, Zingo.

As previously stated by the Group, Zingo has achieved faster customer acceptance
than driver take-up, with more than twice as many calls taken as is currently
possible to fulfill. As a result the Group is actively seeking ways of working
with other organizations in the London taxi trade to grow the Zingo fleet.

With regards to China, it has already been announced that a letter of intent has
been signed with China National Bluestar Corporation and the Provincial
Government of Lanzhou for a proposed joint venture to manufacture the Group's
taxis in China. Before production can commence the proposed joint venture
requires a license from the Chinese government to whom a project proposal has
been submitted. Although this process can be long and complex, steady progress
is being made.

Manganese Bronze will update the market, as and when appropriate, should there
be any further developments.


- ENDS -


For further information, please contact:

Jon Simmons/Peter Otero
Financial Dynamics Tel: [phone]


This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
END

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[ariane] 21/10/2004 09:20

LONDON (AFX) - Shares in Manganese Bronze shifted up a gear amid talk that
the maker of London's black cabs is on the verge of selling Zingo, its
taxi-hailing service. At this month's preliminary results, the company said it
was looking at ways to expand the Zingo fleet following a disappointing take-up.
Managanese Bronze shares were 7 pence better at 196 by 8.32 am.

fjb/vjt/

[c lau] 11/10/2004 23:29

It is taking off now!