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The biggest share rise in history i miss the boat never mind there is always tomorrow
looked interesting for a second...
eh, its caled sarcasm, bud!
£350 buy £200 sell and no volatility
... Not a rise.
get in now!!!!! cough cough
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Barry
to play fair...or perhaps @30p some deep pocket may make hostile t/o and clear you out? ...Here's dreaming (I may buy around there for the fun)
do the decent thing: convert and align with the investors...just aint cricket imv that management has senior position and running yield...as well as inside track and effective control
The extension of the maturity date and modification of the conversion price of the Loan Stock constitute a related party transaction for the purposes of AIM Rule 13. In accordance with the AIM Rules for Companies, Daniel Metzger, having consulted with the Company's Nominated Adviser, finnCap Limited, has acted as independent director with respect to this transaction and considers that the amendments to the terms of the Loan Stock are fair and reasonable insofar as the Company's shareholders are concerned.
In 2009 and 2011, the Company issued a total of £2m of convertible unsecured loan stock (the "Loan Stock") to a group of investors including key members of the Board and senior management team. The Loan Stock was due to mature on 31 January 2015. The holders of the Loan Stock have now agreed to extend the maturity date of the loan stock by two years, to 31 January 2017. The extension is coupled with modification of the conversion price of the Loan Stock to 76.5p per ordinary share, being the closing mid market price on AIM on Friday, 30 May 2014.
last consolidation
However, as noted before, incorrect processing of our share consolidation by certain Netherlands market participants means that the board is planning to repeat the procedure, and our current plan is to do this after publication of our interim results. Also unfortunate was Euronext's decision to wind down the Alternext Amsterdam segment, relatively soon after we were encouraged to join it. Options available to Sopheon include a transfer of our listing back to the Euronext Amsterdam main market, a transfer to Alternext Paris or Brussels, or a consolidation solely onto our primary AIM listing in London. We will continue to explore all alternatives and will inform shareholders accordingly
However, looking at the current sales pipeline, and the recognition profile of closed business, we expect that revenues in 2014 will be heavily weighted to the second half of the year. As we have always emphasised, the actual timing and value of individual sales events can have a substantial impact on reported performance for a given period, as can the market developments and sales team changes mentioned above.
...going nowhere slowly & perhaps another consolidation ...and all in context of low low comparators like gbo
as RW pointed out, the debt seems to eat everything...and until growth in op profit, why should investors get Jolly excited (as I did)??
Any buying...need to buy some G
was 140 a little while back and would still be cheap on EV/revs imv ...aaoo/dyor
Going the right way finally
I had about4,500 of these shares, I received a payment on Friday of £219.00 they cost about £280.00, I used Hargreaves Lansdowne hopefully you will receive a payment shortly.
HSBC actually rang me back today! They still had no specific news on SPE but apparently this is what normally happens. Everyone with less than the required amount of shares (10,000 in this case), these shares are all put into a pot so that they are then numbered at many tens of thousands. Shares are then bought with the pot the shares are then sold again at current market value and the cash is sent to the shareholders divided up according to how many shares they held. I was given no clue as to the time scale of this, they are supposed to be ringing me back this Friday with more news. So it appears we will eventually get our money back. I assume all banks etc will do a similar sort of thing. Hope this helps, I will post anymore info I get on Friday.
Spoke to HSBC again today, still no information, supposed to now be ringing me back on Monday. I will not be letting this drop, it may only be a few hundred quid but they cannot just wipe out our money! Will keep posting until sorted
All that I know is this share was tipped at over £10 per share on a TV programme.! I stupidly paid over £10 per share for 150 shares a few years ago and have received a cheque today for £7.50. What a joke. I believe some of the board are still there!! Do they deserve their salary?