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MDST Medicsight

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23 Dec 2024 - Closed
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Medicsight LSE:MDST London Ordinary Share GB00B1YD4B09 ORD 5P
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  0.00 0.00% 0.45 0.00 00:00:00
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Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 0.45 GBX

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31/3/201217:28MEDICSIGHT - ALERT14
01/9/201110:37Medicsight - Placed on AIM 21/06/07513

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Posted at 24/3/2012 10:25 by shifter2
See mgt reverse share split probably to avoid being delisted crooks the lot of them
Posted at 18/3/2012 16:38 by gregpants
Please share your personal experiences and theories on this whole orchestration to deprive shareholders of their money and for MDT to absorb MDST and all the cash/IP for 50% of its cost. MDST had £3 million in cash which now due to the 'proposal' by 'MDST' which is 52% owned by MDT with the same director, all PI's lose their shares and MDT absorb the entire company. A friend of mine is writing an article that will be released to the national press and which will hopefully destroy the reputation of both MDT and MDST when people across the country see that these guys are nothing short of thieves. We are also looking to take a case to the FSA and to ensure that both MDST and MDT are prevented from trading on the exchanges.

Please do add to this thread, personal stories - are you a hard working family man who has had your saving stolen by the wealthy directors of MDT? The article needs this stuff, along with your theories of how this whole thing was orchestrated.
Posted at 16/3/2012 19:58 by red army
Finally got a response from Ladd only to say in quiet period and that the website confirms a date ie week after next of a general meeting.

WHAT A USELESS INDIVIDUAL.

The meeting is about share consolidation and unfortunatley I will not be able to attend but if someone wants to go as my proxy vote then please let me know.
Shareholders need to get to the bottom of this.
Contact me charles@ceejay0.demon.co.uk
Posted at 24/8/2011 07:05 by addict
The practice of de-listing,and using 'cost savings/illiquid markets' as a reason has become much more common over the past few years.I find the practice distasteful.One only needs to see the effect even the threat of de-listing has on the share price to realise it's highly unlikely to be to the benefit of the minorities.Sadly,by the time it reaches that stage,the company has often been mis-managed and much irreversible damage has been done.
Posted at 23/8/2011 14:27 by philipm2
To vote against the de-listing...

contact your broker.

If your broker is Selftrade, just call them and register a NO vote with them over the phone - that's all you have to do.

Messages regarding the meeting have now been sent out.

Remember - share holders in DPL defeated a motion to consolidate the shares.

If the BOD really want to de-list they will need your vote - 55% of shares are not in public ownership so they will need another 20%.

Another thing to remember - GTE's share price rocketed when in a similar situation, de-listing.

The cash and patent rights, plus US approval are worth far more than today's share price
Posted at 22/8/2011 22:22 by wiganer
Lest ye forget:

June 20 2007

Dear Shareholder,

You may have seen the recent coverage in the UK business press announcing Medicsight PLC's intention to list on AIM on the London stock exchange.

It gives both of us great pleasure to announce that the much anticipated flotation on AIM will take place tomorrow on June 21 2007. The details of the listing are as follows:

Exchange: AIM London Stock Exchange
Ticker: MDST
Placing price: £1.10
Placing shares issued: 29,090,909
Ordinary shares in issue on admission: 155,524,904
Gross proceeds of the placing: £32,000,000
Net proceeds of the placing: £30,400,000
Market Capitalisation on placing: £171,077,395

This event represents yet another key milestone in the company's history. The proceeds of this transaction will enable us to continue to realise the vision set out at the company's inception, the funds of which will be used:

1. to further bolster the company's product pipeline via organic growth and acquisition
2. to enable long term clinical and commercial commitments to our existing partners

At this point, we would like to extend our thanks to all new and existing shareholders for their ongoing and future support and to the Medicsight team, who through their commitment and drive have made it possible for this to happen. Together, we look forward to watching this exciting story unfold.


Kind regards




Tim Paterson-Brown David Sumner
Chairman Chief Executive Ofiicer
Posted at 22/8/2011 11:22 by happier
THE BIG FELLA.
I am still holding my shares here. Just feel too disppointed when looking at the more than 80% loss in my portfolio from MDST. This is my reality, how can you tell that I am ramping it? I would like to see this share price up as much as it can. But can you let it happen now?
Posted at 10/7/2011 15:51 by cumnor
Lets hope this is all a red herring about control but IF there is anything missing from MDST then that it's only some minor mis-demeanour involving tea money sums or travel expenses etc, the kind of thing companies harass their lowly staff for. A suspension of shares is somewhat serious though.

The company, we were told, had over 4ml at last count and with a recent FDA nod should be sufficient to see Mdst through to contracts and deals to enable it flourish.

Lets hope any possible concerns alluded to are unfounded and the lot is not gone however and we don't have a worst case theoretical situation like where it's been 'lent' to other companies for whatever possible reason and been syphoned away in some Middle Eastern bank account, or such what which has been the hallmark of several Aim entities in the past?

If thorough proper investigation does ultimately show definite 'misappropriation' of big sums belonging to shareholders (not referring to anyone in particular) that Mdst needed to get it's products into hospitals saving patients' lives, and which involved certain sacrifice on the parts of patients allowing themselves to be used in trials, then I'd hope those proved to be responsible do the 'honourable' thing (unlikely) and, amongst other consequences, spare their family(ies) the harassment that inevitably follows frauds of any nature, if indeed that is shown to be the case. imo dyor
Posted at 09/7/2011 09:00 by cumnor
Agree, Red army, about the IP and technology being worth probably more than the present mrkt cap alone, whatever cash is left. TG I hold less than 2% of my portfolio in this but annoying anyhow. Would be surprised if we did'nt get something back as the CAD technology with FDA approval and clinical data is imo worth considerably more than 10ml.
A for sale sign might be the very thing that gets the diagnostic imaging companies interested as this tech would imo considerably enhance the saleability of their own diagnostic equipment.
I also wonder if there is some stand off between the non-overlapping staff of MGT and MDSt as to how best exploit the technology and proceed. Yesterday btw was i believe the final day for mgt to submit it's plan for retaining listing in NY. ? coincidental.
The fact the biggest sh in mdst is also US listed with American shareholders will no doubt concentrate the minds of those in MDST who might be interested in preserving a relationship there. US authorities, unlike our own in London, take a keen interest in matters relating to claims of 'mis-appropriation' of shareholder funds and can in general deal harshly where fraud has been shown to have taken place.
As there is an investigation ongoing by both companies (hopefully the US regulators will also take an interest) one has to assume innocence of all parties until or if the outcome shows otherwise.
The company is debt free with very valuable tech and hopefully some cash so not sure if it can be written off yet. Anyone know any details to add on anything or anyone in MDST that might be of relevance? dyor imo
Posted at 08/6/2011 16:15 by cumnor
Could suit both parties, eg provide a bit of liquidity ahead of announcement, deal etc. Nothing has changed and expect a flow of RNSs soon. They sold very little and could easily have offloaded an awful lot more after the FDA news at a higher price were that their intention so I see nothing in it. A growing company needs a wider shareholder base to be taken seriously by IIs before they invest and so it is in the interest of a very large shareholder to ensure no one in particular has complete control. Otherwise you deter serious investors who want in after good news which would then be expected to drive the share price higher and mgmt might prfer this. News of contracts or deals will drive this soon imo. Expect and would like to see a little more selling by them but it will be well orchestrated and timed. A positive for the share price
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