Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
What a spectacular rise? Will it be sustained not many shares in public hands. .075 to nearly 3 p within a few weeks. Is there more to it? Any help? Sold with a good profit but bought back a smaller amount.
foxters does that mean my 0.70 is safe now
Check out Roe? might of interest to you
Held these for a while dont know whether to hold or sell nice little profit so far with average of 0.70
Not many people know bout it? a meeting today to approve MAR CITY Change of name. cant really find much info on it. it will move fast with volume as not many shares in public hands
With good news, good buying over the last week
Shareholder Existing Ordinary Shares Percentage of Issued Share Capital Concert Party Tony Ryan 57,166,667 29.34 Maggie Ryan 97,833,333 50.21 Mark Grady 1,133,333 0.58 Total 156,133,333 80.13
Thanks I will have to increase my holding? From profits of Bmr hopefully soon. What about Rgt? Somebody mentioned you have tipped them?
On Alecto & roe?
What do you think is happening with ROE, with the change of name and sudden rise today?
How close are we to further news on Alo? Also you mentioned Rgt on another board, any update on that front
What's happening adapts real?
is showing at 2pm
Nt probably
Property veterans aim for acquisitions after buying 30% of Lipman shell Leo Insurance Three veteran entrepreneurs have taken control of an AIM-listed shell company and plan to turn it into a property business. Neil Sinclair, the 67-year-old founder of property agent Sinclair Goldsmith and former chairman of investor Mission Capital, has teamed up with Panther Securities chairman Andrew Perloff and company registration entrepreneur Stanley Davis, to buy a 29.9% stake in Leo Insurance Services. The trio bought the stake from Larry Lipman and his brother, Errol, who run the small listed property company, Safeland. The group paid around £48,500 for the 2.16m shares at 2.25p each. This week the shares were trading at 3.38p. The Lipmans demerged Leo from Safeland in March 2005 and subsequently bought a 50% stake in property insurance company, Grafton. But, after making no further acquisitions and Leo running at a loss with net liabilities of nearly £100,000, the Lipmans decided to search for “alternative options”. Although they have sold a 29.9% stake in Leo, the Lipmans still retain around 17% of the company’s shares and, through Safeland, have bought the 50% stake in Grafton for £90,000, leaving Leo as a shell. The £90,000 consideration comprised £15,000 in cash and the offsetting of £75,000 of debt owed by Leo to Safeland. Sinclair, Perloff and Davis have changed the name of Leo to Palace Capital and are embarking on a new property strategy. This marks a return to the listed sector for Sinclair, after a bitter falling-out with Elliott Bernerd at Mission Capital. Sinclair and his daughter, Emma, founded the firm in 2005 with the backing of Chelsfield Partners, set up by Bernerd and Sir Stuart Lipton, and Bernerd through a private investment vehicle. But the Sinclairs were ousted in early 2008 and brought an action against Mission Capital, citing a “sudden and brutal coup”. A settlement was reached last year. Sinclair, who is managing director of Palace Capital, said the cash-strapped company, which only has £75,000, would fund purchases with shares. “Any deal will effectively be a reverse takeover, so there’s no point in just doing small deals,” Sinclair told Property Week. The initial investment focus is car parks, outdoor advertising and billboarding, and care homes. Sinclair and Davis, who is chairman, believe that parking is a recession-resistant business and that shortage of capacity in many towns is a significant issue.
no harm in taking a punt on this one
Can you use your broker account on i phone 4?
CAN Bid: 1.45p Offer: 1.5p Change: 0.750
CAN Bid: 1.4p Offer: 1.5p Change: 0.725
30k shares