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From Wednesday's news.... MANAGEMENT RESOURCE SOLUTIONS DIRECTOR AND INVESTORS EXPAND STAKES (ALLISS) [ 17 Jan 2018 18:34 ] LONDON (Alliance News) - Management Resource Solutions PLC said Wednesday Director Nigel Burton bought shares worth GBP36,490 the same day as two investors built 4% stakes in the Australian construction and support services provider. Burton bought 500,000 shares at a price of 7.298 pence in the transaction. After the transaction, Burton held 5.5 million shares or a 3.04% stake in the firm. On the same day, Mohammad Munir and Daniel Smith built stakes above 4% in the company. Munir built a 4.01% stake through a 7.3 million shareholding, prior to the transaction Munir held 5.6 million shares. Smith built a 4.16% stake through a 7.5 million shareholding, prior to the transaction Smith held 6.0 million shares. Shares in Management Resource Solutions closed 2.1% higher at 7.35 pence on Wednesday. By Ahren Lester; ahrenlester@alliancenews.com.

RNS: The Company remains on schedule to publish a maiden independent JORC (2012) resource estimate for Toral by the end of January 2018.

Good to see director buying after today's drop. RNS: Card Factory has been notified that on 11 January 2018, the Company's CEO, Karen Hubbard purchased, in aggregate, 20,387 ordinary shares in the Company at an average price of 239.1p per share.

RNS Appointment of Non-Executive Director Modern Water plc (AIM:MWG), the owner of leading technologies for water and wastewater treatment and for the monitoring of water quality, is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr.Piers Benedict Clark as Non-Executive Director, with effect from 2 January 2018. Piers Clark has extensive, relevant experience, having held senior management and board positions at large engineering businesses, particularly in water treatment, toxin monitoring and environmental management. He has also delivered high profile sustainability projects, including Europe's first commercial scale phosphorus recovery facility and, at the time of construction, the world's largest floating solar power array. Previously, Dr. Clark was Commercial Director and a member of the Executive Management team at Thames Water and a director of Empire Water Inc. He has also previously held senior positions at the international engineering consultancy companies Mouchel plc and Atkins plc. Dr. Clark currently serves as Non-Executive Director or Chairman on a number of boards, where he has successfully advised on strategic development and overseen corporate and sales growth. He is currently a director of dlo Haiti Inc., which provides clean water to rural populations in Haiti, backed by the IFC (part of the World Bank); and Bactest Ltd, which develops wastewater sensors. In 2005, he founded the Technology Approval Group forum, which has linked more than 4,500 technologies with over 150 utility companies, facilitated over $1bn of investment in new technologies. He has a BSc in Environmental Sciences and a PhD in Civil Engineering from the University of Southampton, is an internationally recognised expert in biosolid processing and sludge treatment, has published over 30 technical papers and filed six patent applications. Dr. Clark is also a member of the Chartered Institute of Water and Environmental Management and the Institute of Asset Management. Alan Wilson, Modern Water's Non-Executive Chairman, commented: "On behalf of the board, I am delighted to welcome Piers to Modern Water. He has comprehensive experience in large scale industrial water treatment, environmental management and engineering companies, and has played a significant part in driving innovation within these specialist fields. We are very much looking forward to working with him and are confident that he will make an important contribution to our future successes."

....for those who believe :)

Mondi Group: Capital Markets Day 17 October 2017 Mondi Group is hosting a Capital Markets Day in London today at which it will provide an overview of its business strategy and detail various organic growth opportunities. Presentations will be delivered by CEO Peter Oswald, CFO Andrew King, as well as the CEOs of the Group�s four business units � Paper Packaging, Fibre Packaging, Consumer Packaging and Uncoated Fine Paper. Since its listing in 2007, Mondi Group has doubled ROCE and tripled underlying EPS. Mondi enters its next decade as a listed entity well-positioned to benefit from general economic trends � such as e- commerce and the ongoing strong growth in central eastern Europe, as well as specific industry trends �such as the growing preference across a wide customer base for lighter, stronger packaging (lightweighting); the substitution of rigid by flexible packaging; and smart, environmentally responsible packaging solutions. Mondi Group CEO Peter Oswald said, �Mondi�s industry leading margins and returns are a consequence of our inherent competitive advantages. Today we will show our investors how we plan to further develop our culture of driving performance; leverage our cost-advantaged assets; increase our focus on partnering with customers for innovation; inspire our people and grow responsibly. We are positioning ourselves to benefit from various general economic and industry specific trends. I believe this will deliver robust value accretive growth well into the future, both organically and through acquisitions.�

11 August 2017 | 07:36am StockMarketWire.com - Domino's Pizza Group has announced the creation of a partnership with its largest franchisee in London. It said that part of the transaction DPG had agreed to pay £24 million to have a 75% stake in a newly formed company whose assets would consist of all the franchisee's operations being 25 existing Domino's stores in London. DPG said the creation of the partnership would enable it to take advantage of the significant growth opportunity in the London area. It said the transaction was subject to final contract, with completion expected in September.

Thanks Bloodybulls for your view.... Casa

Hopefully we have now found the bottom.... Casa

Good to see the SP up 4.67% today - thought it would take much longer given the recent drop. Hopefully a profit in the morning for me!

Similar here Billyboy4 - If I wait till the end, I'll get another £600 so the loss on this trade will be about £1250 by then. Not sure if its worth the wait though. I've done well from this share when it first dropped and traded a few times. I had decided to sell up and go elsewhere but foolishly jumped back in again although thankfully with a lot less investment the last time round. Good luck everyone...

Just thought I'd say hello. I bought in a couple of weeks ago at 0.17 (after a tip from another investor), so I'm a tad down having returned from a two week holiday. I find the comments shared on this board are really helpful and informative so I just wanted to say thanks for all the shared research and thoughts about the business. It's good to get a broader understanding from others invested in the same share and even opposing views from time to time can be interesting - all helps with the research and the decision making process. I was holding Lloyds and sold recently at 72 - before the recent 'melt-down' and I'm now looking for a good home to invest the profits into. Are there any known downsides to this share apart from the winding-up order which I understand is being dealt with? Thanks for any pointers. Best Casa67