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Sound enough logic PAS14. And I would agree, although my experience of RTO is that we'll be happy to just get our money back, rather than the rocket ship emoji projections some are hoping for......
Surely Roger , Jimmy & Co …. They know by now if there’s a deal to be done …. And if there isn’t , then there’s absolutely no reason why they could not have announced that before now … as opposed to taking it to the wire just to announce ‘no deal ‘ …. That’s what convinces me that there’s an RTO being finalised ….
I would love it not to be a coincidence.
Profit to the brave eh Jimmy. Although there is nothing I can do about it now I admit I'm not feeling very brave just now. We'll know soon enough.
The RNS update ( extract below ) was released on 27th September ‘23.
The ITSARM PLC address change to the same as Bodycares was updated at Companies House on 9th October ‘23.
12 days apart.
The Board continues to actively consider several business acquisition opportunities. Of these, there are two opportunities that the Board are particularly focused, one of which is a consumer/retail focused business, with the intention of undertaking a qualifying AIM Rule 14 (reverse takeover) transaction by 27 March 2024.
Just plain coincidence, or ……
ITS ARM PLC registered office address ( as updated at 09/10/23)
9 Western Avenue, Buckshaw Village, Chorley, Lancashire, England, PR7 7NB
G.R. & M.M. Blackledge Plc (the founders / previous owners of Bodycare Ltd) Reg address:-
9 Western Avenue, Matrix Park, Leyland, Lancashire PR7 7NB
Bodycare (Health & Beauty) Ltd Reg address:-
9 Western Avenue, Matrix Park, Leyland, Lancashire PR7 7NB
Leyland is a district of Chorley.
Matrix Park is located within Buckshaw village.
The 2 addresses , albeit with anomalies, are the same. The full exact postcodes are the same.
I will be busy on March 26th and 27th so can at least keep my mind off losing another £10+k down the drain on bloody AIM.
Just suppose there was a proposal regarding bodycare n777 what do you think the sp could jump to on being unsuspended?
I suspect you're out of HE1 now but you got that amazing rise from .25p to 2.5p right early doors...
3 weeks left ... they are leaving it late
13 and a half trading days left and still not a peep.
Ah well. Another AIM f...up on my part.
Nar it will come good. All lining up nicely.
I’ve got over 5k this share at a loss can’t see much happening for months had no updates. It’s running a little late now was just giving my own opinion. I want it to do well and I dint have a loss but doesn’t seem like it
Your one and only post, ever.
Thank you for that. Both insightful and helpful.
I think will go bust
Been looking into the Directors a little.
Craven - half the companies he has been involved with in the last 12 years have been dissolved and ceased trading.... Seems like he has a habit of getting involved and making things fly quickly and then taking companies private or dumps them fast if they're not working.
15 and a half trading days left. oo er...
Another day closer to boom time or bust .
I'm just a bit nervous that's all. We have nothing to go on other than hunches and coincidences. I knew it would be liek this for most of the last 6 months but thought we'd be given some inkling with only 17 trading days to go.
nothing I can do other than wait and keep things crossed...
I disagree roger,
why work some where for nothing, whilst you could be else where getting paid.
as it stands, there services are free, unless they pull something out the bag,
i like you roger, but some times your doom and gloom, negative thoughts gets me,
we are all in same boat, so,
lets stay positive till the , fat lady sings,
PROFIT TO THE BRAVE>
XXX
They have absolutely nothing to lose, unlike us. They haven't bought a penny worth of shares so it's no skin off their noses if they choose to sit and do nothing about this listing.
Most likely be eleventh hour stuff, not unlike the late arrival to court last time around, with 24hrs to spare. There may be good reasons for keeping things quiet atm.
What have our directors got to lose here?
A massive opportunity.
Yes I know that, but I was thinking they would want to generate interest/excitement about what’s to come so that if trading is unsuspended there would be a tidal wave of investment. Much better to do a funding raise in that scenario than otherwise but wtfdik
Time will tell. Profit to the brave, although it’s not as if we have any choice atm
So Roger , (a) & (b) can be delivered in the matter of what … an hour , or if already prepared … 5 mins … why so negative , these things almost always go to the wire or near as damn it ?
Sorry, those two things being as below (from the RNS)
...suspension will therefore remain in effect until the Company has both (a) published an admission document in respect of an AIM Rule 14 transaction, but also (b) having published its audited FY23 Annual Report and Accounts, in accordance with AIM Rule 19.
They are leaving it very late in the day to get this ball rolling.....
these two things they have to do or this is money down the drain. Other than the change of address there's not been a peep out of the new Directors. Squeaky bum time now. imo the odds are now less than 10% going on the silence.
It would be in new directors interests to generate interest and awareness of what it is they are up to, if indeed they're doing anything at all, before March 27th so that they can move things along quickly. Just not looking like they have anything on the cards sadly.
Indeed, I'd say it's highly likely to be BC. And to reiterate, the Body Shop/Next discussion is of zero significance to any RTO involving ITS. I see Jimmy's train of thought, but that's all it is; a dot joining exercise where no actual connection exists.
Anyway, we're ca 3 weeks off finding out where this all goes. Exciting times!
Directors
Jean-Paul Rohan, Non-Executive Director
Jean-Paul Rohan is a highly experienced commercial and business development specialist, with hands-on executive experience of building businesses in sports, media, games, wireless, broadband and digital TV markets on a European and global basis.
He specialises in the commercial exploitation of brands across digital and real-world mediums including games, internet, mobile platforms and digital television, focusing on e-commerce and digital retailing.
Jean-Paul has held senior positions and been a founder of a number of successful businesses including NetChannel, the first company in the UK to deliver internet access and interactive services to TV sets via set top boxes, and UPC Chello, a broadband and interactive TV media group.
He was previously a non-executive Director of AIM listed DCD Media Plc.
David Craven, Non-Executive Chairman
David is an experienced board level executive who has been involved in the expansion and successful exits of many recognised groups. He has significant and broad commercial experience, he was joint MD of the Tote, the Government statutory betting monopoly for six years, driving its privatisation. He was a co-founder of broadband and interactive TV media group UPC Chello which was floated in 1999 at $1 billion.
Through his Chairmanship of Turf TV and asset-backed lender, the Ultimate Finance Group he delivered significant shareholder returns. He was appointed CEO of DCD Media Plc in October 2012 and Executive Chairman in January 2013 and successfully sold the business in 2021. As Chief Executive Officer of Allwyn, David recently led the company in its successful bid to operate the UK Fourth National Lottery Licence and the subsequent buyout of incumbent operator Camelot following an extensive bidding process.
we are in the hands of these 2 roger,
look pretty good to me.
profit to the brave.