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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Widecells Group Plc | WDC | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.285 | 00:00:00 |
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Posted at 16/7/2019 06:57 by livup967 now all we need is a big fat RNS to go with itthere is no feed to WDC that ticker has gone long live WDC |
Posted at 02/7/2019 23:08 by sibeks Theaviator - 02 Jul 2019 - 20:09:38 - 17340 of 17348 WideCells Group - WDCThat should tell you something?! ;) Theaviator - 02 Jul 2019 - 20:07:34 - 17339 of 17348 WideCells Group - WDC Sell then. Most do when bored and why lose! Ill buy em! Convinced me, I'll hang in there then, not having you getting my shares lol |
Posted at 25/6/2019 18:48 by bullrun1 Taken from ADVFN.. interesting point skittish 397 postsRE: Wowser..Last post didn't turn out correctly - this is the complete version......"Very interesting trades today.More going on than is immediately apparent, I think.We had two 155,000,000 trades at 09.47 at 0.3p and 0.302p when the bid to offer was .33p to .34p, so well under priced. This was followed by a 85,000,000 and 75,000,000 at 0.3p at 09.56 when the spread was 0.33p to 0.36p, again well under priced.So as the fund bought at 0.4p, and supposedly will be compensated for the difference between that and around 0.34p, I can't see that they'd sell at a 10% loss.The total number of trades is 465M, which just happens to be 33.3% of the total shares in issue. Or each trade is 11.1%.A similar situation occurred on 9th May 2019 when there were 2 x 100,000,000 trades at 0.3p when the price was 0.37p/0.40p and 2 x 50,000,000 trades again at 0.3p when the price was 0.31p/0.36p.Again that total just happened to be around one third of the shares in issue, and at the same significant undervalue - 0.3p.Those transactions were never RNS'd, so we never knew who bought/sold.To me todays transactions, and those of 9th May 2019 all look to be by the same party or parties.On 13th May 2019 WDC RNS'd that it was to carry out an" investigation" of the shareholder register, so I suspect that DS and Co also didn't know who bought and sold around a third of the company at that time."The Company acknowledges that there have been considerable changes to the size and composition of the shareholder register over recent months and has requested a shareholder analysis to be undertaken. The Company will update the market and website once the results of this analysis are complete."DS was doing a presentation this morning for AAOG at the "Oil Capital Conference" scheduled for 11.00am.He was late.Speculation - but late perhaps because some unknown parties had, again, just transferred one third of the company, and he was trying to find out who it was? So desperate to find out that he was late for his own presentation.If the fund was indeed out, I think we'd see a natural rise to around 0.5p. We haven't and their modus is to sell in 1/2.5/5/10 million blocks. I suspect they still have quite a few to go - but am not certain as we're awaiting RNS's from them also!So who is buying/selling 11.1% chunks of the company? I'm sure DS would like to know, but it does suggest WDC has caught the eye of a serious predator - and one who doesn't play by the established rules.RNS due? I won't hold my breath, just yet." |
Posted at 10/6/2019 15:42 by still waiting m cap is key.this post sums it up well imho. RE: wdcToday 09:23cbh123 6 Jun '19 - 14:09 - 14975 of 15046 0 6 0 DISH - 28 mill market cap.. revenue? BIDS - 82 mill market cap.. revenue? WDC - 4 mill market cap.. revenue? 1 million contract so far, many more to follow. Not even fully launched yet! |
Posted at 10/6/2019 12:09 by pwhite73 1bluehorseshoe - "Without the fund there would be no share"Wrong there would be no share in WDC. But how many of the investors here were holding WDC before the announcement of Iconic Labs. You see Iconic Labs should of had its own IPO and would have long since been up and running and probably be multiples of the IPO price with announcements like the £1 million contract. Instead all blood is being sucked out of this new company to resuscitate the dead horse WDC before it can be thrown onto the back of a truck and taken to the knackers yard and turned into pig swill. |
Posted at 10/6/2019 11:59 by pwhite73 cbh123 - "oh here we go, the market oracle is back."Back did I ever leave?. UTR like many has eventually woken up to what I've saying for a few weeks. WDC and Iconic Labs are too different companies unrelated to one another. Your money is invested in WDC at the moment and being used to clear up the mess the previous board left behind. When/if WDC becomes Iconic Labs is anybody's guess and what percentage you will hold of the new outfit is yet to be determined. |
Posted at 06/6/2019 16:15 by pwhite73 EHGOS CONVERSIONSThere is something else I think you all need to be made aware of. Under the minimum floor price EHGOS would convert at 0.40p and if the share price was lower at the time of the conversion WDC would make up the difference at the next conversion. At the last conversion the price was 0.36p therefore WDC need to make up the difference of 0.04p at the next conversion. The problem is this, the share price has fallen further so EHGOS are effectively selling at a loss. They are selling shares at 0.30p when converting at 0.40p. WDC will make up the difference from 0.36p to 0.40p but who is compensating EHGOS from 0.30p to 0.36p. Had EHGOS not entered into the minimum floor price agreement they would today be selling 0.25p shares at 0.30p. Between 0.25p and 0.36p is 0.11p. EHGOS are not going to take a hit of 45% on their conversion shares. Expect more conversion shares over and above what is in the Prospectus BIG TIME. |
Posted at 26/5/2019 08:41 by pwhite73 livup967 - "JQ say before name change they have to getrid of the legacy debt on WDC" This is what I've been saying all along. However there is an argument that the initial announcement of the creation of a social media division is a little misleading. Had you all known that Iconic Labs would not become a reality until your money had been used to clear the legacy debts of WDC how many of you would be invested here. Furthermore the legacy debt is not the end of the matter. WDC being a stem cell business would have other liabilities unrelated to previous debts. These will also cost money to resolve. |
Posted at 22/5/2019 07:59 by pwhite73 EG - "Clue is in “created a division”"Again a good point if that is all that was happening. However my understanding is that they intend to replace the WDC main market listing with Iconic Labs and effectively make the old WDC shares Iconic Lab shares. So PIs who are currently holding the shares in WDC will at some point be holding shares in Iconic Labs. I don't personally see how they can do this without an RTO. A name change, a new division or even an acquisition is something completely different and far simpler. |
Posted at 03/5/2019 07:33 by datait LSE:WDCWidecells Share News (WDC) 1 Following WDC BuySell Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description Widecells Group LSE:WDC London Ordinary Share GB00BD060S65 ORD GBP0.0025 Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade -0.01p -2.94% 0.33p 0.32p 0.34p 0.34p 0.32p 0.34p 25,515,890 13:23:45 Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m) Health Care Equipment & Services 0.1 -2.8 -5.0 - 2.59 Alert WideCells Group PLC Financing Agreement 01/05/2019 4:00pm UK Regulatory (RNS & others) Widecells (LSE:WDC) Intraday Stock Chart Today : Wednesday 1 May 2019 Click Here for more Widecells Charts. TIDMWDC RNS Number : 7972X WideCells Group PLC 01 May 2019 1 May 2019 WideCells Group PLC ("WideCells" or the "Company") Financing Agreement WideCells announces that further to the Financing Agreement, announced on 27 September 2018, with European High Growth Opportunities Securitization Fund ("HGOSF"), it has today signed a deed of variation in which the two parties have agreed to set a minimum conversion price for the Bonds. The conversion price (per Share) for the Bonds is now the greater of: I. GBP0.004 (the "Minimum Conversion Price"), or II. 90% of the lowest closing volume-weighted average price of Ordinary Shares in the 15 trading days prior to conversion (the "Theoretical Conversion Price"). To the extent that the Theoretical Conversion Price is below the Minimum Conversion Price the shortfall in the amount converted will be settled at the time of the next tranche. Executive Chairman, David Sefton, said: "HGOSF has been highly supportive of the new strategy, and by providing capital, has been instrumental in our ability to restructure and pay off the outstanding legacy debts in WideCells, to the benefit of all stakeholders. We are very grateful for this support. HGOSF has also been open to discussions on restructuring the facility and this first part provides that, in essence, HGOSF cannot convert at a price below 0.4p, therefore providing a floor on the price. Furthermore, with its support we will look to increase this floor in the future, once the new business becomes more established. "With the first part of the restructuring complete, we are also discussing additional amendments to the financing structure and relationship that will reflect both HGOSF's long-term strategic support for the Company, and seek to further align the interests of all stakeholders. "On an operational level, we are very keen to update investors on the progress of the new business since the Iconic Labs team joined and intend to do so as soon as we have resolved certain unforeseen legacy issues. With the support of HGOSF and the new team, these issues are very close to being resolved, so we anticipate a full operational and business update in the near future." |
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