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A few other posters are back. On the minus side. Where`s me suitcase of fifties? gla concerned

Selling at 6.65p ,breakout. gla concerned

Invested here. A complex case,that will no doubt be concluded in our favour. When this will occur. Now Tallinn has voted for us. Within a year , one expects funds to be returned. This will no doubt be settled OOC. gla concerned

Tomorrow one feels will be a corker. gla concerned

A good sign. Will watch with interest . gla concerned

November 24, 2012 IRISH INVESTORS CLAIM EUR 27M FROM THREE ESTONIAN BUSINESSMEN Gunnar Okk, Kristel Meos and Mart Habakuk are being accused of management mistakes and have been sued for EUR 27m by Irish-owned Metro Baltic Horizons (MBH), a property developer listed on the London stock exchange, writes Äripäev. The lawsuit targets Metro Capital Management (MCM) and its three Estonian executives who are some of the most prominent businessmen in Estonia: Okk is vice president of the Nordic Investment Bank and former CEO of Eesti Energia, Meos has been top manager is Hansapank and investment company Trigon Capital while Madis and Mart Habakuk are founders and owners of the Estonian Business School. The dispute concerns prime property developments acquired by MBH during the real estate boom in Tallinn and Riga. The company had bought expensive properties, developed them, but since the market had collapsed by then, was forced to sell them at huge losses or lost them to creditors. Last year MBH sold its Metro Plaza in central Tallinn at a loss of EUR 5.6m to a Lithuanian real estate firm, while two other projects in Riga were taken over by creditors. MBH was actually founded by MCM and its three executives in 2006 and then listed on the London Stock Exchange. Irish investors acquired control of the company in 2010. At present Irish investors control more than 50% of MHB. In its press statement MBH said that and MCM its three Estonian executives had caused an estimated EUR 26.6m in damages to MBH through mismanagement, contractual breaches and conflict of interest in the years 2007-2009. The Irish businessmen say that they found out only in 2010 when they took over the company that MCM had repeatedly had conflicts of interest and deliberately caused damages to Horizon. “Our lawsuit concerns all real estate investments of the company, but especially Metro Plaza and Krasta in Riga,” said Ronan Reid, CEO of MHB. All in all, the claim names 6 persons (Okk, Meos, Robin James,, including Paul McGuinness, former financial controller and James Kenny, former member of supervisory board of MCM) and 4 companies (MCM and its subsidiary Tolmain Advisory Services, McGuinness Investments and McCapital Ltd.) Toomas Hõbemägi

Substantial Holdings Shares held Percent of total Pershing International Nominees Limited 9,388,222 35.8% Vidacos Nominees Limited 3,835,000 14.6% Euroclear Nominees Limited 3,303,280 12.6% hSBC global Custody Nominee (UK) Limited 2,978,093 11.4% Dresdner Kleinwort Securities Nominees Limited 1,310,000 5.0% Morstan Nominees Limited 970,840 3.7% James Capel (Nominees) Limited 903,708 3.4% -------------------------------------------------------------------- Shareholder Type Amount % Holding Pershing International Nominees Ltd - 10,269,857 39.20 TR Property Investment Trust PLC - 6,084,918 23.22 IIU Nominees Ltd - 5,978,500 22.82 Chase Nominees Ltd - 5,260,341 20.08 Pershing Nominees Ltd - 4,153,642 15.85 Vidacos Nominees Ltd - 1,523,522 5.81 Dolmen Securities Ltd - 817,644 3.12

Can`t he make them fifties ? As expected a slow trundle is all we get. Mr M has us by the nethers,one feels.Ouch. One suspects no news , will be good news. From here on up. Patient for More. gl

Another quiet day ahead. gla concerned

Private we go ,hoorah. gla concerned

"Once the sale of the turbines has completed, allowing settlement of all company obligations and outstanding debts, we are looking to build upon our presence in the IPP market within South Africa and further afield in southern Africa," Ipsa chairman Richard Linnell said. One hopes it ain`t Zimbabwe. And let`s hope they don`t extend the company too far next time. gla concerned

3 % rise. As expected Mr M wants a slow dance up. gla concerned

Is worth about Euro 100 million. I wonder where our money went ? gla concerned

Irish investors claim EUR 27m from three Estonian businessmen 23.11.2012, 15:42 Gunnar Okk, Kristel Meos and Mart Habakuk are being accused of management mistakes and have been sued for EUR 27m by Irish-owned Metro Baltic Horizons (MBH), a property developer listed on the London stock exchange, writes Äripäev. The lawsuit targets Metro Capital Management (MCM) and its three Estonian executives who are some of the most prominent businessmen in Estonia: Okk is vice president of the Nordic Investment Bank and former CEO of Eesti Energia, Meos has been top manager is Hansapank and investment company Trigon Capital while Madis and Mart Habakuk are founders and owners of the Estonian Business School. The dispute concerns prime property developments acquired by MBH during the real estate boom in Tallinn and Riga. The company had bought expensive properties, developed them, but since the market had collapsed by then, was forced to sell them at huge losses or lost them to creditors. Last year MBH sold its Metro Plaza in central Tallinn at a loss of EUR 5.6m to a Lithuanian real estate firm, while two other projects in Riga were taken over by creditors. MBH was actually founded by MCM and its three executives in 2006 and then listed on the London Stock Exchange. Irish investors acquired control of the company in 2010. At present Irish investors control more than 50% of MHB. In its press statement MBH said that and MCM its three Estonian executives had caused an estimated EUR 26.6m in damages to MBH through mismanagement, contractual breaches and conflict of interest in the years 2007-2009. The Irish businessmen say that they found out only in 2010 when they took over the company that MCM had repeatedly had conflicts of interest and deliberately caused damages to Horizon. “Our lawsuit concerns all real estate investments of the company, but especially Metro Plaza and Krasta in Riga,” said Ronan Reid, CEO of MHB. All in all, the claim names 6 persons (Okk, Meos, Robin James,, including Paul McGuinness, former financial controller and James Kenny, former member of supervisory board of MCM) and 4 companies (MCM and its subsidiary Tolmain Advisory Services, McGuinness Investments and McCapital Ltd.)

Looking very promising for a nice upward swing. gla concerned

Is on the way in. Top 11 here we come. gla concerned

Close enough. Hopefully a lot of last hour action. Perhaps I`nm dyslexic with numbers ? The perfect trader. come on team ipsa (number 10 here we come )

Not so well out of watford leisure.( still hold) Win some ,lose some. I shall be watching very closely the next few days and decide on tuesday night. But, I am reasonably confident that if we hold. Maybe two or three years ,the price will rise. gl its

gl moreforus.

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