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An udder no news day for Bou. ;-)
All good banter...as long as WE don't go t!ts up ¿
Oiliest... you should explain to your girlfriend that breast milk is way more eco friendly than cows. Bovine flatulence causes havoc to the ozone. The more t!ts the better I say.
This week I'm breaking up with my eco-warrior girlfriend and in part it is because I voted Tory. I tried to explain that they have been phasing out coal power and implementing all sorts of green policies but she just said it's not enough. She's moving to Brighton to live in a community (squat?).
Also she hates me going to jazz clubs because she's jealous of anything with t!ts and I can't guarantee there's 100% guys there. I guess I'll be going to a lot more gigs in 2020.
Hurry up BOU make me look as though I know what I'm doing so I can impress my next date!
...great unwashed...
...how can they wash properly when they spend so much time out in the open protesting, then crowding local boozers......
.... a'pis/sing and far'ting and messing their troosers?
Activists, protestors and the grest unwashed will always create reasons to stay out of work...it's infectious among those that are envious of success. That's life !
Not just the lies Apple, it was the consistent telling that unless you agreed with them you was ignorant, thick, racist or some kind of other derogatory meat insult that I'm not going to say because IMO it should be considered racism in itself. The backlash was sensibly at the ballot. Which is more than can be said for the morons protesting against democracy last night.
McDonnell sends a message to Corbyn by stepping down. Corbyn should do the same. IMO Labour won't ever get back in power for a whole generation unless the Tories mess up. But good trade deals and delivering on NHS will ensure Tories for the next 3 terms at least.IF i had anything to offer Labour it would be to change their shadow cabinet by sacking at least 20 MPs, then offer to join with Liberals AND the Green Party.. Otherwise they might just as well fold up?
Boris, 80 majority is like running a marathon with a 20 mile start, they'll never rein him in. AND as for the lies..............Labour and Liberals were telling porkies every time the spoke, that's why they both did so badly........you can't fool all of the people all of the time
Kentan it was most likely referring to the following
Photonstar LED Group PLC Result of General Meeting & Capital Reorganisation
16/03/2018 10:41am
UK Regulatory
Share Capital Reorganisation
Following the passing of the resolutions at the General Meeting, the Company's 225,158,220 existing ordinary shares of 1 pence each in the capital of the Company ("Existing Ordinary Shares") will be subdivided into 225,158,220 ordinary shares of 0.01 pence each ("New Ordinary Shares") and 225,158,220 Non-Voting Deferred A shares of 0.99 pence each (the "Deferred Shares") in the capital of the Company (the "Subdivision"). The New Ordinary Shares will continue to carry the same rights as attached to the existing ordinary shares, save for the reduction in nominal value.
Read 16th March 2018 (not 2019 as posted).
Sub-division of shares on 16th March 2019 has just been listed on Companies House website.
This document is being processed and will be available in 5 days.
IMHO the Rto could be in any sector. Origially we were all thinking gold mining then it changed to health sector as per RNS stating :- "We will explore all options including the health sector". So Photonstar and the sector could be an option? I still remain hopeful that it will be a lucrative money generating Rto, no point in getting into sectors that pose high financial risks ie oil or mining. Canabis looks promising for the right start ups?
I think it was, but as mentioned it was a snippet of a conversation with someone who knows one of our BOD and so it was 2nd hand. I couldn't really dig! Was feeling much the same, at least something going on in the background. Patience required......
Was it definitely a health sector target?
Nice to hear that something is actually going on, still expecting a positive outcome
Curious as to if you have any other details such as who the target was and how many shares were to be issued for RTO/IPO to take place? And via what broker etc...
I'm assuming that is/was the case, at the time.
Had a think about this, are you saying that the vendors of the target placed too high a valuation on their company?
If the target wants to rto and become a plc how can it be too expensive?
Surely the funding will come from the issue of shares on to the open market, the value of Bou as the listed vehicle will be small compared to the target market value
Or am I missing something?
I did pick up on the grapevine last week that one target the company had in mind was too expensive. No more detail than that. Perhaps they have continued to renegotiate, perhaps they have other targets in mind? Like all, awaiting further official news from the company.
Morning this is dragging on a bit now. Has anyone contacted the company?
Just curious.
What say the chances for a successful outcome for us all here?
I am 60/40 positive today.
GLA
@neilin.
Id say a company that made a loss of £10m in the first place was not worth buying into. Regardless of what tax liability can be offset against it.
Off topic,
As there is not much to talk about here,
Is sareum ticking up to blow??
As most of us has seen what happens if it does.
Gla
....nothing has changed. Hope for Rns this week?