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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Vsa Capital Grp | VSA | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.875 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 0.875 | 0.875 |
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Posted at 04/2/2015 18:21 by poombear Vsa buying out remaining holders at 0.5p and shares in a shell company with £20k in it. Sad but inevitable. |
Posted at 10/9/2014 12:40 by poombear No real progress, going back to sleep for another year.. |
Posted at 17/9/2013 13:00 by poombear Not sure that the advisor role generates too much in the way of revenue. Placings are usually around 6% of whatever they place, plus maybe warrants.Its wouldn't take much to put them back into profit, shame the Dart IPO didn't come off. Got my VSA firmly in the bottom draw and written off, but who knows one day they might be worth something? |
Posted at 23/8/2013 10:12 by blackbear Recent pick up in small cap market should benefit VSA somewhat. |
Posted at 17/7/2013 15:01 by poombear If anyone is interested results are published on the vsa website.hxxp://www.vsacapita |
Posted at 27/5/2013 09:02 by poombear http://m.bnn.ca/artiHmmm seems business is picking up for vsa. I wonder if we will ever see any value in the delisted shares? I\'ve seen at leat 3 fund raisings that vsa were involved with this week, and this interview mentions a 4th. |
Posted at 22/5/2013 07:16 by poombear Vsa raised £6m for Alkaine today. Would be interested to hear if anyone has tried to buy or sell shares in vsa via capita registars? Is there an indicative share price? |
Posted at 18/4/2013 09:26 by tez123 Recount?VSA Capital Group delisting some most peculiar events Posted by ShareSoc at 15:54, April 17 2013. VSA Capital Group delisting some most peculiar events On the 28th March, VSA Capital Group announced a proposed delisting from AIM, with a vote to be taken on the 17th April (today). That was of course immediately before the Easter bank holiday, making it somewhat difficult for shareholders, particularly those in nominee accounts, to get their votes in on time. And so it turned out to be. A number of shareholders opposed the delisting, led by Nick Brown who set up a web site to co-ordinate support see www.keepvsalisted.co Only a few people turned up at the General Meeting (some having to attend because otherwise their proxy votes would not apparently have been received in time). Major shareholder John McCartney asked if the board had consulted any of their major shareholders before putting the delisting proposal forward. They said they had but he had not apparently been consulted although he claimed to be the third largest shareholder. The final outcome of the vote was a narrow majority in favour of delisting 77.6% FOR, and 22.4% AGAINST when 75% was required. But David Stredder (D.S.) who attended the meeting as a shareholder with a "letter of representation" from Pershing (using by his broker Dowgate as the custodian, i.e. nominee operator) was told by the Registrars (Capita) that some of his claimed shares could not be voted. How can that be? Either Pershing have allocated shares to D.S. which they do not have title to (i.e. that exceed those held on the register of the company), or they have lent the stock out without his knowledge. In fact there were other shareholders who also held their shares via Pershing and so there is an even bigger shortfall than may have been immediately obvious (because D.S. could have otherwise voted those as being in the pool held by Pershing assuming these are pooled nominee accounts operated by Pershing as they usually are). In addition the Registrar said that some of the proxy forms in respect of the other holdings were not received in time from Pershing so could not be counted. About 4% of votes received by Capita were apparently disallowed. This demonstrates exactly the evils of the nominee system. It's simply a mess at present. It is incomprehensible as to what should happen and there is no audit trail of votes cast. Nobody can be certain their votes are going to be recorded, and have been cast, if they hold them via a nominee account. The delisting of VSA would have been defeated if shareholders in nominee accounts had a reliable voting system. Shareholders are reminded not to hold their shares in nominee accounts unless they absolutely have to do so, and in that case they need to very careful about who they use if they wish to ensure their votes are cast. Join ShareSoc and help us put a stop to this iniquitous system. |
Posted at 16/4/2013 13:15 by topinfo Guys VSA I keep telling ya. I bet you any money Rns will be coming soon same as IMTK. Look at investor support for VSA its even stronger than IMTK and then its back up she goes. Its fallen from 4p. See chart.Dont say I didnt say. I now have loads of VSA and expect more of a rise than IMTK |
Posted at 02/4/2013 07:26 by poombear Some information on getting the proxy forms from Nick10 on lse who could possibly be the website guy?"All unhappy VSA shareholders can obtain proxy forms and complete and sign and send or deliver them to VSA's registrars, Capita Registrars, PXS, 34 Beckenham Road, Beckenham, Kent BR3 4TU. Forms must arrive at the above address by 11.00 am on Monday, 15 April 2013. Only 25% of shareholders need to vote against. VSA currently have 36.8 votes for. It isn't the first time shareholders have won the day taking on such resolutions. You can obtain the forms by emailing VSA Capital who are legally obliged to provide them for you. VSA's email is on their website. You can also see the Keep VSA Listed website (www.keepvsalisted.c |
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