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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Thirdforce | THF | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 8.75 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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Posted at 13/1/2010 15:42 by knickers2 aNY CONNECTIONS HERE?EMPG says in talks over Houghton Mifflin Wednesday, 13th January 2010 02.43pm Educational media company EMPG, formerly Riverdeep and the owners of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, has confirmed it is in discussions which will result in 'comprehensive' financial restructuring. Earlier this afternoon, Fine Gael TD, George Lee, said that Houghton Mifflin Harcourt has failed and that a number of Irish equity investors have lost significant sums of money as a result. "Many of these investors were funded through large loans from Anglo Irish Bank, which is now wholly owned by Irish taxpayers. As a company, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt was a highly leveraged operation and had very significant banking commitments. I understand that the remaining US business is to be transferred to its bond holders. However, it appears that its Irish equity investors will lose all of their investment as a result of this failure. This will have repercussions for Anglo Irish Bank, and possibly other Irish banks, and therefore the Irish taxpayer," he said. According to RTE this afternoon, stockbroking company Davy has been in touch with a number of investors informing them that their equity has been wiped out. Houghton Mifflin Harcourt supplied educational resources to a number of US States. However, demand for Houghton Mifflin Harcourt's products has fallen as a result of the recession. |
Posted at 10/8/2009 07:38 by knickers2 New regulations to give shareholders greater rights over publicly listed companies were signed into law today.Tanaiste Mary Coughlan said the shareholders' rights regulations will make it easier for investors to hold management to account and will give shareholders a say about the way companies are run. - Maeve Dineen |
Posted at 22/11/2004 13:43 by psps It is a very small company but growing steadily......JUST LIKE BLEY (CH BAILEY)this has to be my choice for 2005. anyone else would like to share some views on THIRDFORCE ThirdForce Sunday Telegraph 14th November Take a look at ThirdForce, the Aim-quoted educational software provider. The Dublin-based company is the largest UK provider of software which teaches and tests computer literacy. ThirdForce posted a pre-tax loss in 2003 of 300,000 (£210,000) on sales of 5m. But the company, which has a market value of £22.8m, is expected to make only a small loss as sales rise to 12.4m this year. The most exciting growth prospects are likely to come in China where ThirdForce has just signed its first deal. The shares (0.27) are strictly for brave investors, but worth a punt. check out their website: |
Posted at 15/11/2004 09:31 by bainsey ThirdForceTake a look at ThirdForce, the Aim-quoted educational software provider. The Dublin-based company is the largest UK provider of software which teaches and tests computer literacy. ThirdForce posted a pre-tax loss in 2003 of 300,000 (£210,000) on sales of 5m. But the company, which has a market value of £22.8m, is expected to make only a small loss as sales rise to 12.4m this year. The most exciting growth prospects are likely to come in China where ThirdForce has just signed its first deal. The shares (0.27) are strictly for brave investors, but worth a punt. |
Posted at 15/11/2004 07:10 by hypocrite ThirdForceSunday Telegraph 14th November Take a look at ThirdForce, the Aim-quoted educational software provider. The Dublin-based company is the largest UK provider of software which teaches and tests computer literacy. ThirdForce posted a pre-tax loss in 2003 of 300,000 (£210,000) on sales of 5m. But the company, which has a market value of £22.8m, is expected to make only a small loss as sales rise to 12.4m this year. The most exciting growth prospects are likely to come in China where ThirdForce has just signed its first deal. The shares (0.27) are strictly for brave investors, but worth a punt. |
Posted at 19/1/2004 17:43 by itansey Hi guys,I've been an investor in this stock for the last 2 years. I also saw the article in Phoenix magazine, its a great write up. These shares are going to fly in the coming months, although you have to remember that there well down on two years ago, when i got in. |
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