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Agreed CEO is selling a lot of his Shares, however as per statement not all it seems.
"As envisaged in the MOU, Stephen Koo would retain 78,744,000 Ordinary Shares in UniVision, representing 20.52% of the issued share capital and remain as Executive Chairman."
Massive update .we catch up 4.10 and onward
So Chairman, Stephen Koo, it's selling approximately 52.4 % UniVision to SinoCloud Group payable in a combination of cash and new SinoCloud shares !!!
Now then if UniVision it's delisted next month he will be " I'm alright Jack" because from now on he will be holding SinoCloud shares and 0% UniV and pi here will be holding bags of s......??? Highly dangerous imo dyr.
This is a nice little business - it makes revenue and a profit, so has some fundamentals
MoU to by c1/2 of business for £8m, which is the current MCap - means from here it can double still
Huge upside
VCBC is old news also, reason for lack of volume there is most brokers will not allow you to buy it.
Old news to me anyway.
try VCBC....
im in
Regards Leadersmart shares, these have been sitting on my account for a few years now with a zero value listed. Does anyone know how this works and if they are likely to ever be valued?
can understand the argument both ways here - agree we have these shares in Leadersmart but hard to get any visibility of the value / performance / liklihood of ever becoming liquid - i have just check the website out and last financial statements are 2015 which is far from ideal!
Liping in today @ 1.28 ..is this being ramped somewhere.
36% spread how can you trade this .
That's not true. There was an in specie dividend and the mall development ended up in Leadersmart, a private company. All UVEL shareholders at the time were given the equivalent shares in Leadersmart so those shareholders still own the mall development
Get. Your. Facts. Right
bastards.
this is the company who had a massive shopping mall development sold it to an associate thru a subsidiary of UVEL and the shareholders ended up with nothing... why would you deal with this bunch of crooks
Not bad:
- profit around 10% of the market cap
- revenue to improve next results
- current assets only less TOTAL liabilities exceeds or around the same as the market cap (Helps to de risk it)
That is a great return but I wouldn’t fancy owning shares in a private company. If you knew you’d get that kind of a return, it would be a different story.
BlueStar Secutech went private 2013 offering 2p for my shares (pretty much exactly what I paid for them). But I held. Long silence, mentally written off. Then since 2018 they have paid out 3 distributions totalling 66p/share. Never seen any posts here or elsewhere from anyone else that hung on.
I remember a BlueStar but maybe not that one. What happened?
Apologies for typo - that's BluStar Secutech.
And there is the dividend. Historically they haven't been very profitable but the recent headwinds are abating and the outlook for video surveillance equipment in China is - well - promising? Anyone remember BluStar Secutuec that used to be on AIM about 7 years ago?
I have been watching this one a while. Results (interims) due this month? High revenue, reasonable balance sheet, large contracts, poor area in terms of political issues.
Ramp away just jumped 31%
Do you not feel guilty for pumping this stock, people are locked in and awaiting tho BOD's next move. They have no cash. !!!!!
Okay, will have a lil flutter on this one then, the contract news in the RNS seems rather positive.
just keeping lid on it. when this news filters out its going to fly. £2.8m contract is huge for 5m mrk cap...