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WRN Worthington Group Plc

87.00
0.00 (0.00%)
08 Oct 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Worthington Group Plc LSE:WRN London Ordinary Share GB00B01YQ796 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 87.00 0.00 01:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
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Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 87.00 GBX

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Posted at 20/9/2024 08:22 by antondec
Quindell was a highly suspect firm that did class actions for work related injuries - bought for £400m by some Aussie law firm who then found out it was all smoke and mirrors and tried to get their money back - I remember their share price cratered after the news broke - not sure if they are still around.
Posted at 19/9/2024 23:38 by dudishes
Apparently Quindell (another win for Tom) backed AE to sue TW for defamation whilst Tom was in Greece.

On TW's return to UK and with his evidence, the verdict was overturned.

WRN we know, Quindell?
Posted at 19/9/2024 09:24 by abadan2
I was in court yesterday for the first morning of the trial proper, when the FCA's lawyers set out their case. There are three areas they are going for. The fact that they believe WRN was insolvent for pretty much the whole period the gang were in charge, hence trading while insolvent; the rapid rise in the share price based on the series of announcements (which were unjustified as little due diligence had been done on the proposed acquisitions; and the fact that Wulsten Earley was involved in money laundering the gains from his disposal of shares in WRN (profits £1.98m, profits that were too be shared on a pre-agreed basis between the team). Amusing to hear Counsel explaining to the jury what "pump and dump" was.
Posted at 11/6/2024 12:50 by bbmsionlypostafter mk2
When is the WRN trial?
Posted at 24/1/2024 09:03 by davidkip
It looks like Aidan's house (or strictly speaking, the address where all his company correspondence goes to - I am assuming it's one and the same, this really doesn't look like a service address!!) is up for sale for a cool £2.65m. Looks like it has been on for a while - the price was reduced in 23/9/23.





We know from public disclosures that both Ware and Biggar's houses were/are subject to POCA orders (def still active for Biggar, given the last liquidator's report). And since Earley was a co-defendant it would seem likely this property was also subject to a similar order.

Since Aidan is currently not convicted of crimes related to Worthington, I wonder what the POCA does in the situation of the accused passing away pre-trial, as has been suggested here? And more broadly, could such seizures be used to recompense the victims, if they are found guilty?
Posted at 23/5/2023 23:56 by spikeyj
looks like LSE admin have re-enabled postings to the WRN
chatboard. new posts from 13/5, after gap since oct ‘22.
Posted at 31/3/2023 15:05 by spikeyj
bbms, i understand that some brown envelopes were indeed sent
out, at long last, but apparently there was some terrible mix-up
so those brown envelopes ending up going through the letterboxes
of the WRN 5 summoning them to appear in court themselves. oops.
Posted at 25/3/2023 14:23 by filthylucre01
6 weeks since the pro wrn poster alluded to one of the Wrn 5 dying and still no confirmation of the news. A poster writing they’ve ‘just heard’ of a death amounts to nothing and just makes me more sceptical, if that’s possible.
Posted at 04/3/2023 09:30 by arthur_lame_stocks
Don't get me wrong David, but had I lost money in WRN and Whetstone you can bet your cotton socks I'd be wishing them ill.
Posted at 23/11/2022 12:39 by sweet karolina2
The old adage you can't con an honest person does spring to mind. Also what the judge who sent AE down last time said:



"Judge Denis Lloyd told Earley: ''When you deal with other people's money and public money, you must account for how you do it.''

The Judge added that he felt little sympathy for greedy investors who had given Earley their money."

However there were a lot of ordinary decent people who bought their shares in Main Market (forget to mention Standard) Official List WRN in the normal ways PIs buy shares. Yes it looked too good to be true and indeed it was not true, but only some were tipped the wink to get out before suspension, whilst others were piling in to what they had been led to believe, through RNSs and other IR comms channels was going to be a multi £Bn global conglomerate (classic pump and dump). This was not a victimless crime and did not just impact the stupid and greedy. That is why there are laws to protect ordinary people against this sort of thing and why regulators exist to prosecute those who break them. The WRN 5 are being prosecuted because FCA have sufficient evidence to bring the charges, it has nothing at all to do with what anyone has posted or will post on a BB and those who try to insinuate that it does are clearly the real slimeballs. The trouble is it will be 10 years after the event by the time the verdict is in and nearly everyone will have forgotten the ordinary victims. However, in the morning and at the going down of the WRN 5, we will remember them.
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