Powerfilm Share Discussion Threads

[wetdream] 05/6/2015 10:04

Td investing have contacted me re 'Corporate Action'.

[qwazi] 27/5/2015 17:16

Ask your broker to vote your shares. Most will be happy to do so.

[wetdream] 27/5/2015 16:51

How do holders in Nominee accounts get to vote?

[qwazi] 27/5/2015 16:49

I intend to vote against the delisting

[wetdream] 26/5/2015 08:58

I'd hope that investors here, who went with the solar energy story, have long since got out or written off their investment and moved on.
Powerfilm were always a 'hobby' trying to become a business IMHO and go whacked by the Chinese.
The smart move was not offering shares to US investors!
I agree with your comments on AIM. More and more PIs won't touch it with a bargepole.

[salpara111] 26/5/2015 08:43

This seems to be happening more and more nowadays, Optaire also announced its intention to delist only a few weeks ago.
I am now hesitant to invest in any AIM stocks as it feels more and more like gambling as opposed to investing.
I hold no position here but commiserate with holders who are getting right royally screwed!

[wetdream] 26/5/2015 08:39

Good to see some volume at last!
;-)

[wetdream] 25/5/2015 19:23

Yes-the sloar market has subsequently collapsed due to Chinese oversupply primarily.

[varies] 25/5/2015 19:09

Out of curiosity I have been looking at the AIM placing document (2006).
PFLM raised nearly £10 million @120p giving new investors about 25% of the capital.
Prospects for solar film must have looked very different then.

[wetdream] 24/5/2015 21:15

Surely most investors have already written off their stake in this mistake.

[varies] 24/5/2015 10:26

Kev
I agree entirely.We are being treated very badly.

[kev0856153] 23/5/2015 19:03

Despite all that varies they are not making an offer to smaller shareholders many of whom will sell at a massive loss on Tuesday. Nothing short of scandalous.

No position

[varies] 23/5/2015 18:59

PS
I was wrong in saying that PFLM had $30m of liquid assets.
As at 31.12.2014 it had $17m of net current assets and $13m of fixed assets.
Unfortunately it is likely to be a long time before small shareholders see any benefit from either !

[kev0856153] 23/5/2015 18:59

This company is massively over-capitalised. To delist the shares and not make a tender offer to smaller shareholders is unforgiveable

[wetdream] 23/5/2015 17:25

O/T
AIM is just full of holes.

Liberum, Plus500’s house broker, said it “was clearly a wake-up call that processes needed to be improved”.
The regulatory clampdown is a blow for AIM because in recent days trading also has been halted in New World Oil and Gas and Asia Resource Minerals.

[varies] 23/5/2015 13:37

The same misfortune happened to me with Silanis a couple of years ago; we should be able to follow this company's "progress" on its website.
Here we do have liquid assets of about $30 million against a market cap. of under
£3 million but can only hope that one day Mr. Jeffries (or his heirs) will sell out to someone else who might pay something for our shares too.
This seems a distant prospect.

[wetdream] 22/5/2015 18:21

Another nail in AIM's coffin.

[chrisdgb] 22/5/2015 18:19

DELISTING.....always been the worry with this one..

[sladdjo] 24/11/2014 10:45

Thanks wetdream

[wetdream] 24/11/2014 09:39

hxxp://www.prlog.org/12396970-powerfilm-inc-announces-new-distributor-in-italy-austria-and-germany.html

[norbus] 20/10/2014 08:40

Look at ACTA , and another AIM heartthrob going to the ISIL of the London Stock Exchange

[wetdream] 09/9/2014 21:44

A 'yes' vote in the Scottish referendum will have little effect on PFLM's share price

[wetdream] 04/9/2014 06:34

Another nail in AIM's coffin,IMHO.