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If you're going to sell them Rich ...just make sure you identify a minimum value per share you're happy to let them go for.....they were being traded at .015 prior to suspension which is 15/100ths of a penny so just work out how much you want/are prepared to accept in total to receive then add your trading fees & divide the total value by the number of shares you hold that should give you your minimum required per share to satisfy your requirements. Don't take my word (or anyone else's) for it though .....work it out for yourself or get help from someone you trust.
The main investors bought just under 0.5p (1/2p)
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Your current price is 1/10th of a pence
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£59,897
10p a share then. How much would that get me?
That is 0.10p, you can try and sell for any price you want. I'd be tempted to put a sell price in for a lot higher and see what happen's - no harm you never know what's happening in the background and who want's the shares
I have 598,974 shares. 0.01 x 598,974 = 5,989.74 But is that pounds or pence?
I have 598,974 shares. 0.01 x 598,974 = 5,989.74 But is that pounds or pence?
Now THAT is the question & why I'm sitting tight for now.... you need to work out what's acceptable to you as a minimum....then when the auction runs they see if they can match it to a buyer whose prepared to pay at least that minimum. For me the the current price hardly makes it worth the hassle & cost whereas if I leave it 6 months to a year they may be worth nothing or a lot more....personally I'm prepared for the risk or reward of doing that - each to their own though so just make sure you're comfortable with it & all well be well in your world.
Just requested my certificate. Registered on Asset Match. Downloaded the form from Asset Match to sell. But how much should we be asking for?
My broker has advised that they will simply hold my shares for me in my account until such times as I instruct them to sell.... whether that is today, next month or next year...... so there's no rush as such ...... think I'll just hang on to them for now & wait to see what happens in due course..... .
Hi newellan, Halifax will certainly still have proof that you purchased the shares and indeed still own them. Although no doubt on your on-line account no doubt you will have a nil poi value attached to them. The latter is purely down to the fact that they cannot get a price of the shares from the LSE. In order to trade them going forward you would have to ask Halifax to issue you with a share certificate. Sadly they will charge you an admin fee for the privilege c.£15-20.
It may seem a naive question but who holds proof of shares that were bought ..I bought through Halifax so even though LDP has delisted from AIM they will still have that proof (certificate). Can I request the certificate to be sent to meor is everything electronic? thanks
It's because we have been de listed from the Lse. We are now effect like a private company but with many shareholders. I hope a deal gets sorted and shares are re listed.
Good afternoon guys, Just to clear up any confusion regarding the share capital of Leed. I can confirm that no share consolidation taken place. The following text is what is published on the Leed company page via the Asset Match website: "For display purposes the number of shares on the Asset Match Private Market page has been consolidated by a factor of 100 to display the accurate market capitalisation. Leed Resources’ has 3,138,077,765 Ordinary Shares. The Company’s admission price is 0.02 pence per share"
1/100 consolidation by the looks.
Now corrected on Asset Match website - no consolidation of shares
Apologies meant number of shares not market cap. Looks like they gave been consolidated 1 for 4.
Doesn't work like that. You can put a sell/buy order in for any price you want and they will try and match when the auction closes. Sometime in November. Also note market cap has decreased - a 1/4 consolidation
Some idea of the price achieved would be great.
Yes very much appreciated - thanks.
Thanks for that information that was very helpful
Good afternoon, As was very kindly prompted by SID001, Asset Match will be managing an aftermarket for Leed Resources post AIM, so should anyone wish to get involved on the trading side, simply keep track of the price and/or keep up to date with company developments, then you can do so by registering on our platform. It's free to register and will literally take you 30 seconds. Shareholder correspondence is also being sent out directly by the company to that affect. In answer to steve196 and steve58 regarding dealing through your existing broker/nominee, it very much depends on who you hold your shares with. Most online firms and a handful of stock brokers do not allow dealing in unquoted/unlisted shares so you would have to use a different route. Barclays, Halifax, Hargreaves Lansdown, TDW and WH Ireland are among the brokers who will not assist you here. So you effectively have three alternative options: 1) Open an ex only account with our preferred broker - The Share Centre 2) If only wishing to sell, then a certificated sell form can be completed and returned to The Share Centre 3) Use one of the following brokers who regularly deal on Asset Match AJ Bell, Beaufort Securities, Brewin Dolphin, Canaccord, Charles Stanley, Equiniti, Fiske, Hargreave Hale, Investec, Killik & Co, Peel Hunt, Redmayne Bentley, Rowan Dartington, Shore Capital, Smith & Williamson. Along with Leed, we manage a trading facility for six other firms who also chose to delist from AIM and the ISDX. The other fifteen odd companies we look after are made up of private entities who either do not need to raise cash so can't see the point in listing on the public markets as well as a couple who are treating Asset Match as a training ground ahead of an IPO (BrewDog, Transact). I do hope that helps but if you do need any help or have questions then please don't hesitate to get in touch. All the best, Ben Weaver