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I 100% agree. I have been watching a while here out of sheer fascination as to how such a "company" can continue to exist on a UK stock market. They have frittered away millions of shareholder money, have a portfolio the equivalent of the average uk house yet continue to be an ongoing concern, drawing down thousands in fees. My portfolio is bigger than theirs, it is beyond rediculous.
As you correctly said, the company structure itself and being a listed company in a formal market is worth circa 250k alone. However the board own most the shares, and the director will block any RTO as this their cash cow. No way would the board let any credible business take the reins whilst they are getting paid for literally nothing. It would be interesting to know how many approaches they have had for a RTO. I suspect many that have accidentally on purpose fallen on deaf ears.
This company represents everything that is wrong with these markets, and if the nomad had a shread of credibility and moral fibre, would remove themselves from office. Of course they get paid their fees for doing f all too, so unlikely.
Therefore this shell is not even good for an RTO play. It is essentially worth the assets it holds, which are rapidly dwindling as we speak.
Just a observation, im not buying or holding this because its so illiquid with a whopping 20 trades in 2020 so far.
£350k mcap, now the cheapest company on aim by mcap.
this needs to bin off the management and piddly stakes in the companies it has before they eat it all up in admin fees, just become a cash shell ready for the next bunch to RTO something more interesting and rewarding in to.
NAV shows a wrong value in respect of Barkby so not too much care being given. I would like to think that the BOD who really have nothing to do but look at the values of the investee companies are looking at how best to take TIger forward.
Isn't it time for another disastrous update showing how the BoD have under-performed a dreadful market?
Surely they are about to run out of cash?
Won't be long.
Salaries totally unjustified.
Someone sold £25 worth of shares.
I would have expected an announcement.
Tiger Resource Plc announces that it has been notified that Mr Colin Bird, Executive Chairman of the Company, has purchased 1,000,000 shares of 0.1p each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") on Friday 31 May at a price of 0.34 pence per share.
Following this transaction, Mr Colin Bird holds a beneficial interest in 20,180,750 Ordinary Shares representing 10.68 per cent of the Company's issued share capital.
Sorry 0.34
Now why would someone buy in 1m at 0.4?
We like a challenge, lol
Seriously hobione you bought these. I expect better from you. The true gamblers gamble g l to you.
No luck needed. I’ll be fine
Good luck trying to exit with that spread/.....
I did
Good Luck to all
Anyone else buy?
Bought in
Clearly needed to sell something to pay for CBs daily lunch.
large 4 mill swaps
Well nothing seems to happen here only the value of the investments held decline. If CB has any resourses energy and knows what he says he knows about the sector he should be driving Tiger forward. But I fear he has little drive and is happy as are his co Directors to buy and sell small parcels of shares for their own rather than shareholders interests. I feel we should appoint a more dynamic BOD to see any value here.
I cannot see Tiger making any progress. It plays around with small investments and should not imo be a listed company.
Stay clear
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Talk on another Board of an acquisition.
Watching with keen interest. Will profit taking occur on the open?
Looks as if GLR is doing all right for us.
on zero volume funny eh?