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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Red Leopard | RLH | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.235 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 0.235 | 0.235 |
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Posted at 03/3/2020 22:51 by coley15 Last meaningful contact was in Oct 19 by Biglad."All, just spoken to John May. The coal deal could still happen but is unlikely as at the other end a number of the parties have fallen out. RLH posted accounts as they have a number of other opportunities they are pursuing which they are hopeful will come to fruition. As to when who knows but some deals are in the pipeline. They do wish to realise shareholder value which is why they are continuing. Positive news but obviously needs to be followed up by an announcement and a relist. The message is still consistent with what I was told in June which is better than not posting accounts and being struck off. Again a case of wait and see". |
Posted at 29/7/2018 17:22 by swartkops I know of one particular SH who RLH need to be very wary of ...He has access to all number of foul people of various resource who would take back on his behalf what he is owed should the La Luna project be confirmed as a hoax....Abman need also be cautious should be be found to be accompliced..Just an observation |
Posted at 19/2/2018 09:55 by mostro Plenty of doom and gloom surrounds RLH this morning..But Surely the Company still exists as a corporate entity with directors, shareholders, bank accounts, assets etc. de-listing from AIM is not the same as insolvency or liquidation of the Company so us small investors still hold share in an existing business. Or am I missing something here?? |
Posted at 18/2/2018 07:39 by coley15 Courtesy of MikeMike on LSE (taken from SharePuppets).An alternate view Despite the fact that LSE's favourite ramper was telling everyone that would listen that it would be multi-bagging for fun at Red Leopard Holdings (RLH), it bowed to the inevitable today and announced that it hadn't managed to get the deal done within the six months time limit and its listing will be cancelled. It will keep trying, mind. I was critical of the incredible ramping by LSEs resident Scot (HERE) and feel sorry for anyone who was suckered in. When Red Leopard went into suspension last August, I was asked whether I thought the $180 million coal mining project in Colombia would happen and my comment at the time was as follows: �I think it's unlikely but not impossible just doubt many people really care as assume those that have made money are moving on to something like Nyota to rinse and repeat� Accordingly, I�m not particularly surprised by today�s news. Despite the fact that today�s announcement states that diligence is well advanced and that the company remains keen to complete the $180 million deal, anyone with any experience of this situation knows that things have now got a whole load more difficult. The one thing going for Red Leopard was its AIM listing; with that now gone, one has to start again and undertake an IPO from scratch. In that situation, there are no advantages of doing that via Red Leopard, in fact, there are disadvantages as there a whole load of unnecessary shareholders who want a slice of the pie too. Back in August, I thought it was �unlikely but not impossible� for this deal to go ahead. I think I have to now move that down the likelihood scale a notch or two so it now sits at �Cynical Bear�s chance of finally getting it on with Cameron Diaz� which is the penultimate step in this scale sitting just above �The chance of Worthington Group coming out of liquidation�. In fact, I�ll be honest, I actually thought it was game over here a long time ago on the day that Chris Akers changed his Twitter avatar from a leopard with a red tinge to a fluffy unicorn. I mean, when the main man has taken such a drastic step, what hope was there? The thing about this all that I find most disheartening though is the shocking realisation that Aberdeenman was clearly making it all up as he went along, presumably to sell out as those he seduced in were buying. Learn something new every day! |
Posted at 09/2/2018 14:10 by timeforchange John May is a reputable guy.. sure he has been working hard to secure rto.. when rlh got suspended when it lost its nomad.. aim gave an extension.. so the company will try hard! |
Posted at 11/6/2017 07:17 by strongbuy If CloudTag went wrong then what the hell has RLH got to do with it ??? |
Posted at 21/3/2017 09:44 by mostro Now listen up, Some people seem to think highly of Toby Hayward, some, like me, have big reservations.. But I have been in RLH since .020 and have faith in the new-look company, therefore I am holding for further developments, |
Posted at 21/3/2017 08:25 by graaaham Sounds like you are still at school, or at least should be.RLH is a different company than from pre suspension. go get an education, there's a good chap. |
Posted at 06/3/2017 11:20 by tomboyb Morning -Stuck to my guns and held out out on RLH - See where C Akers will take this shell - Friends and all at concha - |
Posted at 28/2/2017 18:34 by taxibabe Akers is a bull market guy - made about 300 mill in the dot com bubble and got into aim in 2005 with comg and lost money for himself and his investors. If he has got into RLH he will use this vehicle to make acquisitions in AIM In undervalued assets - watch this space 😎 |
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