I cannae hold 'er captn. Shes about to blow |
52-wk high
294.50p
See you there lads |
Dream on baby! |
“Has scope to be a many bagger “
Ive 3 bagged already since December but as I said, that’s the start and should again double from here in very short order |
The 5% flippers are killing this good news. |
Green shoots of a cup and handle, forming ? |
Getting better day by dsy |
Good day here |
>>>>>>> Fools are easily parted from their money
And B@stards sooner or later will pay for the nastiness >>>>> idioticacre
edit - The B@stard gave me a tick down |
Crawl back underneath your rock, you reckoned you made your money so move on and let us make ours |
I accepted vcp explanation of bring small companies accounts into the scrutiny of Plc auditor.I don't believe after all the noise from Grant Thornton that any fines were imposed or anything found for that matter.Grant Thornton themselves however might have been twitchy after paying £2.34 million, reduced from £4 million for their own conduct in the audit of Patisserie Valerie. |
Fools are easily parted from their money |
Great news. I can see the shares responding positively roll on 240p
To think this stock was once £12 a share. Maybe could go back there one day |
 From shareprophets:
You may remember that On 14th September 2023 Victoria (VCP) received a qualified audit report for the year ending April 2nd 2023 from Grant Thornton. This followed the auditor finding accounting deficiencies at its Hanover Flooring Subsidiary (HFL), run by Batash Karim (a former convicted criminal). Victoria PLC acquired the business in 2021 for £25 million.
The auditor was stopped from completing its investigations into HFL by the board of Victoria via a “Limitation of Scope”, despite the auditor requesting to continue its work, apparently even subsequent to the limitation being imposed. While a qualified audit is serious enough, Grant Thornton in its qualified report failed to cover a number of additional concerns about Victoria’s accounting.
It seems a filing at companies house now suggests that Victoria disposed of this business on 28 June last year, but only filed the paperwork on 28 January this year
Interestingly the old owner is now in control and his brother recently purchased a notifiable amount of shares in the PLC.
It seems the PLC has kept this disposal quiet. It originally purchased Hannover for £25 million, a material sum fore a company capitalized at £133 milli8n at 117p
Has it written all or part of the £25 million off? Has it given the stockholding and all assets back to the old owner for a minimal sum. Is this undeclared related to share buying to prop up the price by Karim’s brother?
Folks like paid promoter Zak Mir probably do not care about these sort of shenanigans as they pump the stock but a rational investor would mark this up as yet another red flag and run as fast as they can from this drowning in debt accident waiting to happen. |
Showing a bit of leg |
from another site L2
23 Depth
130 597 10:13
131 7,500 10:04
131 7,500 10:14
131.6 3,506 10:13
131.6 2,670 10:16
134 10,000 10:12
134.6 8,250 10:13 |
Serious buying |
Next leg north starting |
Rucellai What exactly are you posting? Please be clearer and share what you wish to share
Thanks |
What’s he sayin?? |
Found on Edison
“A top US fund manager delivers the ‘elevator pitch’ for the VCP opportunity at min 28:30 & 49:40”
[...] |
£3 target for me |
Nice day
Yes it was a front page write up . Forward PE of 4 etc…
He’d met with Wilding for a chat in the last few weeks . Gold dust . Surprised it didn’t go higher today tbh |
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