Hirco Share Chat (HRCO)

no one is still holding this on here..

14% spread with now news...

now down to 10% still no trading so MM make no money...good

17% spread not a record but good enough for no trading in this name

The English proceedings against Niranjan Hiranandani and Priya Hiranandani-Vandrevala were issued in the High Court on 6 February 2013. The High Court claim seeks damages of almost £220 million. Both defendants have indicated their intention to contest the proceedings and also to contest the jurisdiction of the English High Court. The same proceedings against those two former directors were also issued in the Isle of Man courts to protect the Company from the possible expiry of limitation periods. These proceedings have not yet been served, and the Board would wish to emphasise to all shareholders that the possible outcome of any litigation, should proceedings commence, or the possible amount of any negotiated settlement, may differ materially from both the amount claimed in damages of £220 million and the net asset value of £197.8 million. In anticipation of these claims, Priya Hiranandani-Vandrevala commenced her own proceedings in the Isle of Man that she ought fairly to be excused for any breaches of duty of which she is found to be liable.

Keep mentioning the WORD NAV as well......to them....

FSA should investigate this its not a market anymore and I will call them to sort things out

Spread now 20% and volume traded just 11,000 the FSA should investigate this its not a market anymore and I will call them to sort things out

We have both (lost and gain) from trading this share for many years now,have learn't the most when it comes to NAV,and what it really means to the city...

Chairman's Letter

Dear Fellow Shareholders,

During the full year ended 30 September 2012 the Company reported an after tax loss of £53.6million or 53p per share. This loss is primarily non-cash and represents the Board's decision to write down the Company's investments based on CBRE's 30 September 2012 valuation. Administration costs over the period were £2.7 million, which includes some exceptional professional costs. Based on the accounting policies adopted in respect of the interest of the Company in the Burke companies, the disclosed net asset value of the Company has declined to £197.8 million or £1.97 per share. The Company continues to accrue the 12 percent return on the participating preference share interests in the Burke Companies; however, there is no visibility as to when that accrual might be paid in cash.

Progress on the projects continues to be modest and both Chennai and Panvel remain at least a decade away from completion