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TRK Torotrak

0.0705
0.00 (0.00%)
01 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Torotrak LSE:TRK London Ordinary Share GB0002922382 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.0705 0.051 0.09 - 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
01/12/2017
16:43
Can't believe people are buying here, up 10% lol
the bull
01/12/2017
12:19
£2m cash ~= 0.33p once notes settled...
rumobejo
01/12/2017
12:00
Alchemy true but the point stays the same with small mkt cap companies . Company ran into the ground by inept management . The tech worked but management had no idea how to market it and sell it . In the meantime milking big salaries for complete failure at shareholders expense . The way of the world ,reward the inept and punish the hard working
bones698
01/12/2017
10:45
Good post Olivers.
apfindley
01/12/2017
09:48
Many shells have also been formed out of trading companies that have sold their main assets and are left with nothing but cash. But cash shells have faced mounting criticism that they are too speculative, encouraging investors to back ventures blindly with little knowledge of managers’ plans or when they can expect a return.




The London Stock Exchange is clamping down on “cash shells” — companies listing on London’s Alternative Investment Market with no assets except cash — in a move to shore up the junior market’s reputation.

The LSE, which regulates Aim, is proposing to double the level of cash that a company must raise when joining the market from £3m to £6m in hopes that it will prompt tighter scrutiny of strategy and governance by a broader range of market professionals and investors
They do not have £6million!

oliversanvil
01/12/2017
09:28
Deal done = Win Win
rumobejo
01/12/2017
07:59
Well it looks like Hilton and Cross can (will?) buy back Flybrid for a song. Hey ho.
bodgit
30/11/2017
19:08
As it happens this is not an AIM stock, it's a full market stock.This is risk in action I never thought the electric era would steal this from us.
alchemy
29/11/2017
12:08
Then administration
rumobejo
29/11/2017
11:41
The = Then.
theotrs
29/11/2017
11:40
The sell the 500+ patents to the Chinese ?
theotrs
29/11/2017
11:37
Presumably Messers Hilton and Cross intend to buy the company using the money they say they are owed? Market cap now under £500k but the company had £3.7million just two months ago!
lefrene
29/11/2017
11:24
From £3 to 0.6p Dodotrak!
oliversanvil
29/11/2017
11:22
Yes the dissembling employee's did very nicely for themselves, whilst delivering precious little in business terms.

OA, yes it's French.

lefrene
29/11/2017
09:11
From £3 to 0.8pWow.So much potential, so little delivered.
apfindley
29/11/2017
08:31
The Company has been actively seeking to restructure the Group and find potential acquirers of its IVT / CVT technology, IP and assets. This has included the potential sale of Flybrid Automotive Limited. Whilst progress has been made in certain areas, unfortunately to date no final transactions have been concluded. I thought they were selling all assets to promote Flybrid!!!This company should now be suspended until further clarification.
oliversanvil
28/11/2017
18:53
Lefrene-(French?)--Deja vu--Tadpole tech lost in the "cloud" for shareholders.Vive la Trump empty the swamp!
oliversanvil
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