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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Posted at 06/5/2004 11:10 by mutimer From EGMSince de-listing the board has continued discussions with potential investors and have entered into an agreement with both Trident Capital (US venture capital company) and Oyster Technology who are an existing shareholder which has invested approximately £4 million. The company had 7900 shareholders which over 5400 held fewer than 1000 shares. It was proposed that the company does a share consolidation. The share consolidation will have the effect of buying out all shareholders who hold less than 1000 shares. Trident has invested £2,382,240 and Oyster has invested £1,500,000 for which they have been issued with loan notes. Oyster has separately invested £1117,750 in return for the issue of 3,925,500 shares. The proceeds of which will be used to finance the redemption of the differed shares representing the fractional entitlements which arise from the consolidation The directors believe that the company sales strategy is being executed with increasing success by the new sales team. Resulting in a promising pipeline of new work for the first half of 2004. The independent directors have also been made aware that Trident and Oyster, or a vehicle established jointly by them may consider making a bid in the future for all the company's issued shares. The company has engaged in no formal discussions and no formal approach has been received and there is no certainty that an offer will be made It should be noted that one of the consequences of the consolidation and the conversion of loan notes would be that of reaching 90% acceptance level of the new ordinary shares to which such a bid relates may easily be achieved. The acceptance by shareholders holding 90% or more allows a bidder to compulsorily acquire the remain shares. Oyster has appointed Martin Scully to the board. Both Trident and Oyster have right to appoint two directors to the board. Raven & Cooke agreed to remain as non-executives for the time being Share holding Oyster 53.58% Trident 29.7% |
Posted at 05/12/2003 21:56 by vision88 another scum bag stich up on investors legalised illgality at its best |
Posted at 05/12/2003 18:40 by simonevans This one is particularly dodgy given they asked for investors cash only 6m or so ago - maybe that was the cunning plan!! |
Posted at 30/10/2003 17:40 by davidhel It's a shame there's no scope on the site for investor relations... |
Posted at 10/3/2003 14:26 by otemple HelloSorry to be a pain but i was wondering if you could help me by filling in my dissertation questionnaire researching investors opionions towards share options, specifically the issue of expensing them. It is only short and will take approx. 3 minutes to complete. You can access the dissertation online at: Many thanks in advance to anyone who helps me with this. Owen Temple |
Posted at 19/8/2002 12:37 by the jitters Evening Dave,Care to explain to my why if I only invest in woofers that all 3 of the portfolios I look after are in profit this year? You have had a few howlers yourself, but the difference is I dont hide mine, nor do I highlight your failures, it would be nice if you could be constructive for a change instead of either blowing your own trumpet or blowing raspberries at others. Any investor who claims to only ever find winners is a liar. Also worthy of mention is the slating you constantly gave me regarding Riversoft yet that yielded me a nice fat chunk profit in the end. Phil |
Posted at 30/7/2002 16:39 by frankbutcher Shrewd investor 4D offers advice on Jitters style investments such as TRW...... |
Posted at 25/5/2002 11:39 by isis dmhzx, do you know who the bidders were & how much?Also I think the fall this week may have been due to unnerved investors recieving the letter addressed to GLD shareholders regarding the option scheme at GLD. Raven & Cooke were verifying the tax position on options declared last year which GLD claim are owed PAYE on - this may have spooked some investors into selling, but really seems a technical point of order. |
Posted at 24/5/2002 10:51 by isis I don't think a trading statement would be a bad thing & would not put-off investors from buying so I can't understand why he thinks it could have an adverse effect.My only concern is that they remain on target, but I'm not sure he has answered that. |
Posted at 27/2/2002 10:51 by isis I think many investors are really not sure of themselves & would rather take a bet on something much riskier.I notice a lot of co.'s that will probably never see a profit & are losing massively are valued at several times TRW. Somewhere along the road these should come right! |
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