Zibao Metals Recycling Share Price (ZBO)

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Zibao Metals Recycling Holdings Plc LSE:ZBO London Ordinary Share GB00BGP6NY91 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.0% 0.35 0.00 00:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
0.20 0.50
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
General Industrials 35.54 -6.34 -5.20
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 0.35 GBX
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Date Time Source Headline
11/3/202012:59UKREGPhimedix PLC Completion of Disposal,Buyback,Board Changes & TVR
10/3/202016:56UKREGPhimedix PLC Update: Buyback, Disposal and Share Consolidation
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Date Time Title Posts
17/3/202015:38C21 Waste Recycling125
14/11/201608:29Zibao Metals Recycling43

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07/3/2021
08:20		Zibao Metals Recycling Daily Update: Zibao Metals Recycling Holdings Plc is listed in the General Industrials sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker ZBO. The last closing price for Zibao Metals Recycling was 0.35p.
Zibao Metals Recycling Holdings Plc has a 4 week average price of 0p and a 12 week average price of 0p.
The 1 year high share price is 0p while the 1 year low share price is currently 0p.
There are currently 97,250,000 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 0 shares. The market capitalisation of Zibao Metals Recycling Holdings Plc is £340,375.
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17/3/2020
15:38		fillipe: Ah!...I think I've answered my own question, by a more careful reading of the following, which I had overlooked. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Number of Ordinary Shares immediately prior to the Consolidation (taking into account 10 shares being issued to ensure the share capital is divisible by 40) 1,376,019,240 Sub-divided Ordinary Shares Number of Ordinary Shares following Consolidation to £0.001 34,400,481 New Ordinary Shares ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ So, 1 for 40, it is. f
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14/2/2020
11:01		tomboyb: https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/zibao-metals-recycling-ZBO/share-news/Zibao-Metals-Recycling-Holdings-PLC-Masterpiece-Di/81758441
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04/7/2019
17:36		waldron: US top of the garbage pile in global waste crisis By Matt McGrath Environment correspondent 3 July 2019 259 comments Share this with Facebook Share this with Messenger Share this with Twitter Share this with Email Share Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Trucks line up at an incinerator in the US where rubbish burning is often the only option The world produces over two billion tonnes of municipal solid waste every year, enough to fill over 800,000 Olympic sized swimming pools. Per head of population the worst offenders are the US, as Americans produce three times the global average of waste, including plastic and food. When it comes to recycling, America again lags behind other countries, only re-using 35% of solid waste. Germany is the most efficient country, recycling 68% of material. Philippines sends tonnes of rubbish back to Canada Glastonbury clean-up under way The study has been compiled by Verisk Maplecroft, a research firm that specialises in global risk, They've developed two new indices, on waste generation and recycling. They've used publically-available data, plus academic research to develop a global picture of how countries are coping at a time when the world is facing a mounting crisis, primarily driven by plastic. The waste generation index shows per capita rates of municipal solid waste, plastic, food and hazardous materials. Media captionWhy is the US so bad at recycling? Municipal solid waste is rubbish that's collected by local authorities from residential, institutional and commercial sources. While the world produces 2.1bn tonnes of this rubbish every year, only 16% is recycled while 46% is disposed of unsustainably. In the analysis, China and India make up over 36% of the global population and account for 27% of the waste. US citizens produce 773kg per head of population, roughly 12% of the global total. Their output is three times that of their Chinese counterparts and seven times more than people living in Ethiopia. Other European countries, including the Netherlands, Switzerland, France and Germany, feature on the list. The UK ranks 14th in the waste index generating 482kg of household waste per person every year. The US is the only developed nation with waste generation that outstrips its ability to recycle. "Where the US is doing badly is the relationship between what it generates and its capacity to recycle," said Niall Smith, one of the authors of the report. "And relative to it's high income peers, that's where it is performing poorly." When it comes to recycling in the US, the issue seems to be one of political will and infrastructure. Image copyright ANDARU Image caption Containers of rubbish from developed countries are now being turned back by developing nations "I think you see in survey after survey that infrastructure in the US just isn't there to provide the recycling option," said Will Nichols, head of environmental research at Verisk Mapelcroft. "A lot of US waste - now that it can't get shipped to China - is just getting burnt, there just isn't the investment in place in infrastructure to deal with this problem." The banning of waste imports in China, Thailand, Vietnam and Malaysia is changing the global dynamic. There have been tensions between the government of the Philippines which sent back 69 shipping containers containing waste to Canada. "They (Asian countries) don't want to be the world's dumping ground anymore," said Will Nichols. Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Cars dumped on the prairie in the US "There's a growing middle class who are not happy with levels of pollution and China because of its political situation has the policy levers to address these issues more quickly than others." The report suggests there may be a rocky road ahead, especially for businesses. Verisk Maplecroft expects governments to act on waste issues but with businesses footing the bill.
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10/6/2019
05:15		lukmanpatel: Another troll by the username lsehotdealz haha, share price is stagnant and there’s talks of fundraise at 10p on that board lol desperation has lead to going round posting on different board to prevent share price from dropping, usually ud stay quiet and average down and accumulate if you see huge potential lmaoo he’s spamming all the boards
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21/12/2018
12:24		fillipe: Took a few here today as a risk. ZBO can quite easily considerably surprise to the upside. It's only 15 months ago since I sold out at 4.11p, at which time they were (intraday) very well over that price. gla, however you tread. f.
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19/12/2017
10:00		fillipe: ZBO properly in the game with new NOMAD. https://www.investegate.co.uk/zibao-metals-rec-hol--zbo-/rns/change-of-adviser---update/201712190926317700Z/ f
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18/9/2017
16:40		fillipe: I feel the results and general tone of the report will not impress, I much regret and see that some were selling into the close today. Incidentally, it needs HK$10.5 for just UK£1,and there's little margin of error in the business if anything does go amiss. Congrats to ZBO on being very clear on saying it as it is. f
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11/9/2017
10:39		ny boy: The Company will need to issue a statement re: the share price movement, surprised nothing yet, if no reason for share price move, the share price will fall rapidly. Seems to being pumped up, one to be careful on imho
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09/9/2017
08:26		robbo71: Good solid company with a low share price
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07/9/2017
08:17		maytrees: Good morning Well there was a trade yesterday (buy) after my post above. I suppose the problem with a co like ZBO is that if the results are good one would not be able to buy in any quantity or at a decent share price but if the results are bad, the share price would be marked down. One of the reasons for researching in advance and then deciding whether or not to invest.
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