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NBU Naibu Global

11.50
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 01:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Naibu Global LSE:NBU London Ordinary Share JE00B648L531 ORD NPV
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 11.50 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
18/2/2015
09:59
What you have here chaps is an empty listed shell with no assets, they were stolen long ago. Its China, the money is untraceable, the company seal and stamps belong to others and you have all been robbed.

all imo, dyor etc.

envirovision
18/2/2015
09:53
if the boot is on the other foot would the arrogant longs have been so compassionate towards the realists ? at least the realists had no financial interest in this but warned the arrogant longs out of altruistic motives

some of the these arrogant longs haven't posted since on here or elsewhere which suggests they were just multihandle troll sock-puppets all along

normal people would apologise if they were unwittingly complicit in getting other people to fall for the con or they might apologise for castigating 'derampers' or admit they were wrong etc





Naibu Global - Chinese Sportswear Manufacturer - NBU

lab305 - 05 Jan 2015 - 17:41:23 - 1357 of 1428

Well loglorry1 I read your advice and bought more.

the stigologist
18/2/2015
09:37
The bulls and any remaining investors have doubtless lost good money here.

Decency would imo mean not venting your spleen and rubbing salt in what must be painful wounds. Expected better from you PP.

edmundshaw
18/2/2015
08:11
Not answering questions from their own NEDs? Pretty serious.
edmundshaw
18/2/2015
07:18
So they've asked Mr Lin to cooperate with KPMG? Which Mr Lin?

Wonder if KPMG expect to get paid.

caradog
18/2/2015
07:14
Deary me almost beggars belief.
hydrus
18/2/2015
07:08
London Asia Capital mark 2

Pretty much exactly the same RNS they produced when they realised something was up.

loverat
18/2/2015
07:06
Following the announcement made on 9 January 2015, the non-executive Directors of Naibu are disappointed to report that they have been unable to obtain any information regarding the Company's trading operations in China, and therefore they are currently unable to provide shareholders with any update on the financial position of the Company. Neither Mr. Lin Huoyan, the Chairman, nor Mr. Lin Congdeng, executive Director, have responded to requests from the non-executive Directors to provide such information.

The non-executive Directors understand that market conditions have continued to be difficult and negotiations with distributors still have to be successfully concluded. They believe trade debtors have increased substantially, but in the absence of further information from the executive Directors, they are unable to assess the extent of this or the current financial position of the Company.

In order to clarify the position, the non-executive Directors have appointed KPMG to prepare a report on the Group's financial position, following which the non-executive Directors will decide what steps to take regarding the continuing business of the Group. The non-executive Directors have asked Mr Lin to co-operate with KPMG in the preparation of this report, although as yet, he has not indicated he will do so. The non-executive Directors are exploring what further steps they can take to ensure that this report is prepared in a timely fashion.

The non-executive Directors are endeavouring to restore the Group to normal operations, with a view to preserving shareholder value and with the objective of allowing trading in the Company's shares to resume as soon as practicable.

Further announcements will be made as appropriate; following resolution of the current management issues, completion of KPMG's report and of the audit for the year ended 31 December 2014.

- Ends -

skinny
12/2/2015
11:55
Maybe all the China cons on AIM are just a way for China to get payback for all the historic pillage conducted of their land by the British ?



2 February 2015

The palace of shame that makes China angry

By Chris Bowlby
BBC News, Beijing

There is a deep, unhealed historical wound in the UK's relations with China - a wound that most British people know nothing about, but which causes China great pain. It stems from the destruction in 1860 of the country's most beautiful palace.

It's been described as China's ground zero - a place that tells a story of cultural destruction that everyone in China knows about, but hardly anyone outside.

The palace's fate is bitterly resented in Chinese minds and constantly resurfaces in Chinese popular films, angry social media debates, and furious rows about international art sales.

And it has left a controversial legacy in British art collections - royal, military, private - full of looted objects.

By coincidence, one of the story's central characters is Lord Elgin - son of the man who removed the so-called "Elgin marbles" from Greece.

But there's a twist - a hidden side to this story - which I've been exploring as it involved my ancestor, Thomas Bowlby, one of the first British foreign correspondents.

His torture and death at Chinese hands - and the revenge taken by Britain, destroying the old Summer Palace in Beijing in 1860 - was a moment, says one scholar, that "changed world history"

the stigologist
11/2/2015
01:19
Stockologist reckons Winnifool is a great guru.
zangdook
10/2/2015
15:22
A month since suspension, no news.
rndm355
23/1/2015
19:00
Ha ha ha ha ha ha
wylecoyote
22/1/2015
00:27
Expensive way to get `bummed`
soul limbo
22/1/2015
00:10
looks like it's 1k down the drain
the stigologist
22/1/2015
00:10
TOPINFO
9 Jan'15 - 14:58 - 482523 of 485577 0 0

Nick I hope so as I bought NBU back yesterday mate. They had 51p a share in cash and as long as they have that much or thereabouts I should be in the money. If the Caretaker has run off with it then yes I might get bummed but Im hopeful it wont be bad news.

the stigologist
16/1/2015
23:05
lol

'a repulsive coward'

that post sure got a lot of tick-ups !

damp squid
16/1/2015
23:04
Simon Cawkwell
8 Jan'15 - 19:40 - 11656 of 12243 29 0

Loverat,

I am still awaiting your telephone call on 020 7835 0868 / 0367. You are a repulsive coward trying (if failing) to specialise as a snide innuendoist.

Simon

damp squid
16/1/2015
23:03
Simon Cawkwell
8 Jan'15 - 20:00 - 11662 of 12243 27 0

Loverat,

You are still at it. You still will not telephone me (020 7835 0868/0367). You are a windy innuendoist.

Yes, this is personal criticism. But you invite it.

Simon Cawkwell

damp squid
16/1/2015
22:51
lolz

isn't experience a great teacher

damp squid
16/1/2015
18:57
Well, the Chinese will nick your money in a certain way. AIM stocks originating from wherever will generally screw you over time. You have to understand the game before trading in this stuff.
loverat
16/1/2015
11:48
Any news on the suspension?
jedrus07
12/1/2015
20:17
Skinny,

Were you going to say some thing.

irnbru2
12/1/2015
20:16
All sounds ok to me.

You are an idiot, they nick your money.

This is AIM,FFS.

irnbru2
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