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So Blackrock 'dumps' shares (5%++) and Bayford buys in for near 6%. 4sure there will be other RNS and lets hope Bayford know more than us. Hopefully we get a positive result.
Choppers; your trade that never showed up may have been on the secondary market Nex exchange. I too had trades that went that way yesterday.
Yes a interesting move by them.
Any views as to why Black rock are selling or if they intend to offload the remaining 5%?
ISAS
Jonathon Turner is CEO and Karen his wife or daughter - so yes a concert party
Interesting head to head this morning of big buys and sells. Holders winning. I bought a decent chunk yesterday and it never showed up...
Would assume that to be the case given the split between direct and indirect holdings in same notification. But I was just thinking that the way the holding was built up, if the individuals did there holding first it would not have triggered any notification. If it was the company buying total amount they would probably have had to notify earlier.
Just a thought.
Indeed a peculiar Tr1- with three different components- are they acting as a concert party?
Explanation may come from the fact that the total holding is across 3, not all direct. The 2 individuals buy and it is still below 3%. Only when company holding is bought at over 3% does it maybe trigger. Depends on the order of things etc.
Definitely interesting though.
RAXF
AIM is a shixhole - not regulated - could be - FCA staffed by many without the necessary
If required disclosure is not monitored - then we as PIs have no chance.
The RNS disclosure may be a benign involvement in that s/one wanted to ship out a load and this body was found and bought.
Does not excuse the disclosure failures.
This seemingly well based Coy is being let down by its Nomad and PR advisors - who seem to do little for the fees they receive!
Hello ji,
Must admit manipulation of the share price has crossed my mind, whether shorted to a much lower price so that they could buy in? who knows, and how they would go about it to achieve their desired price, I am not so sure.
As you say disclosure issue needs some explanation, perhaps they picked all their shares from sellers below 3%
Have Bayford just taken advantage of the weak sp and seized an opportunity to good to turn down.
Hopefully more information will filter though in time.
And 6% is plus 12 million shares.
Fair disclosure - no - FCA just tying their shoelaces!
This stinks.
I have watched round tens of thousands being sold over the last month or so (? shorting) - and I thought somebody wants in.
Disclosure rules for AIM are 3% so why did we have no prior notice and why did we not have any details of the disposal of more than 3% a little while back.
BOD comment would be appropriate?
I know their PR advisors are weak - having spoken to them - but
Another meaty buy... will we see some action into the close?
Looks like they own businesses not invest in them so that could be the direction - nice fit with their energy businesses as well.
Looks interesting wonder what they have in mind?
Not so sure they like FCRM so much that they would buy the company, but after recent events it does boost confidence that things are not that bad.
www.bayford.co.uk
google their website... 100 years of investing in energy businesses and in 2017, the Bayford Group acquired the licence to set up Gulf Gas & Power for the UK and the Netherlands, selling great value gas and electricity to homes and businesses.... time to load up at these low low levels, they wouldn't have committed that amount of cash on a whim. and with no DD.
Bayford & Co has bought 6% of the business - who are they?