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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Mbl Group Plc LSE:MUBL London Ordinary Share GB00B0W48T45 ORD 7.5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.0% 3.50 0.00 01:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Leisure Goods -1.03 -8.70 1
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 3.50 GBX
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17/6/202122:25MBL Group (Air Music & Media)5,161
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20/9/2021
09:20		Mbl Daily Update: Mbl Group Plc is listed in the Leisure Goods sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker MUBL. The last closing price for Mbl was 3.50p.
Mbl Group Plc has a 4 week average price of 0p and a 12 week average price of 0p.
The 1 year high share price is 0p while the 1 year low share price is currently 0p.
There are currently 17,162,734 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 0 shares. The market capitalisation of Mbl Group Plc is £600,695.69.
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17/6/2021
07:08		ianguerin: I took it to be the only distribution but will happily accept another one. I see the erstwhile chairman has encountered issues with his remuneration from his main employer, as reported in the press during the last week. A shame he didn't earn an honest crust by keeping MUBL on a sure business footing
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04/12/2020
08:17		ianguerin: Out of the blue I've received a cash distribution of 2.31p per share in respect of the company going into voluntary liquidation. Nice of the directors to keep investors informed of developments - NOT !
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14/8/2018
16:57		eezymunny: Update released as I was typing that! https://www.investegate.co.uk/mbl-group-plc--mubl-/rns/cancellation-of-admission---notice-of-gm/201808141554357957X/ So about £1.1m less wind-up/administration costs, and oh "Shortly before issuing this Circular, the Company received notice of a claim in relation to a historic matter which is potentially material. The Company is taking legal advice about the merits of the claim and will update Shareholders, as appropriate, in due course." One of the worst of many AIM sagas!
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14/8/2018
16:09		dave4545: A sad day. Used to love trading AMU and then Mubl, was one of my most profitable stocks to trade. Amazing how it's been destroyed from a heavy profitable cash cow to this now.
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17/6/2018
16:04		typo56: I wasn't planning to transfer either, but my SIPP administrator went into administration (for reasons I still don't fully understand) and the plans were acquired by a new administrator that I'm none too happy with. It seems to be a tough time for SIPP administrators, especially the smaller ones, and there's no certainty what will happen in the next 10 years. Unfortunately, my SIPP contains a minor holding in a company that delisted 10 years ago but hasn't been wound up (as it still has sufficient assets to support the directors' remuneration ambitions!). It's proving pretty well impossible to transfer the SIPP with this delisted share. The most cost effective solution appears to be to sell the holding to an 'unconnected party', which may be possible, provided they have an account with the same online broker. Potentially the same could happen here. It's a situation I'd avoid getting into, if you can. hTTps://www.retirement-planner.co.uk/5643/how-to-deal-with-duspended-illiquid-and-distressed-sipp-investments
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16/6/2018
19:42		typo56: Be careful if it's in a SIPP. AJ Bell may allow you to keep it, as an unlisted security, but it will probably prevent you from moving the SIPP to another provider. You'll first need to transfer it to yourself (which will require a valuation and probably administrator fees) or to 'an unconnected party' at an agreed price. You may have a similar problem when you come to draw down. IMO, best avoid being landed with anything unlisted in your SIPP. For more info, Google about it.
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16/6/2018
18:23		arthur_lame_stocks: This has been a total disaster. Couldn't they make a cash distribution before delisting? IIRC the final payment from the first disposal is due in a couple of months so they could remain listed as a cash shell until that money is in. The problem I have is that mine are held in an ISA and SIPP with AJ Bell and I think in both cases I will be unable to keep them there. I hate to think what the price will be on Monday. I did try to get out at 9p but couldn't get an online quote. Is David Stredder still around? Maybe he could help us all.
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17/3/2018
12:27		arthur_lame_stocks: Frankly I doubt there is 100% more here, I am now only hopeful of getting a couple of pence a share more back. I originally bought because I thought the break up value was greater than the price but frankly it's been one disaster after the next and i'm now resigned to making a loss.
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17/3/2018
10:18		dave4545: kazoom If they get a good price for Windsong there could be 50-100% from this level. "To date, the second half of the financial year has improved for the Home Entertainment division and it has returned to a profitable position, at the operating level for the year to date"
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16/3/2018
23:47		kazoom: Hi David, I haven't looked in on MUBL for ages,I had a very small involvement some years ago - I thought it was a decade ago, but as I recall the bizarre change of focus from CDs/DVDs to bird food it must have been a little more recent. Not sure if it is totally the same business or not, but they bought the garden centres business in 2012 in a bundle for £0.72m so perhaps the sale for £0.8m isn't "too bad" especially IF they made profits in between. If I ever run out of "important stuff to do" then I'll be sure to research this in more depth (and Active Energy Group - which has some similarities) as there must be a Hollywood blockbuster in there somewhere. More seriously though - was your penultimate post serious? Is there actually a possibility that there is now an asset play here? I really can't get motivated to dig and look , but if I felt you were not joshing I might be inclined.
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