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According to my broker (TD) once the share has de-listed you won't be able to obtain a share certificate. However as long as the shares are still held in your nominee brokers account you will still be able to sell to JP Jenkins via your broker after they have de-listed.

777driver - Thanks for the response. I am also holding on to my shares as they are not worth selling at this value (holding 500,000) Once de-listed it is going to be difficult to keep track on what the company is doing and put a value on your holding

Why would people still be buying if there is no chance of being able to trade the shares post de-listing ?

Thanks for the info Jascat, appreciated. I only hold 500,000 shares but given today's value it is not worth me selling resulting in a large net loss. May as well hold and see what tomorrow brings GLA in a similar position

Any one have a viewas to what the scenario would be if you held onto whatever shares you currently hold

to make the share price rise like so suddenly. Erlan obviously wants an easy ride on the 12th

How long before this share just fizzles out and the PI shareholders are left high and dry? Been a holder here for over 2 years and it has not performed as per expectations of many. With what we are led to believe is in place and copper is being produced etc etc we should not be at this level. Something strange going on IMO.

just heard that MITIE are closing there North East Operation. If you can't stand the heat get out of the area.

We are experiencing a suicidal approach to Mitie's tendering philosophy in the North East. Pricing levels are way below cost. Reminds me very much of the ROK / Connaught scenario. Yes of course they were too big to go bust, weren't they just?

Beginning to wonder if this share has ran it's course and we will be stuck in this rut for a very long time yet. No good news ever seems to get factored in, just a constant beating. There must be some upside shortly. Any views on this quiet board would be appreciated.

At the moment the suspension of shares is a "temporary suspension". I would guess that EFD at this moment in time are trying to do a deal with the banks to develop the land on the banks behalf. Not sure where that would leave the shareholders?. Anyone looking to recoup some losses and diversify may like to look at FML (should come good around Sep time). Only my opinion and as always do your own research. GLA.

Not good reading. Sorry to all those who may have lost out but as my earlier posts today was always going to be an important day in the calendar.

Doesn't look likely now. Quote from earlier post - "DISTRESSED property developer Eatonfield has said that talks to sell its two Welsh sites to Trilandium LLP have fallen through.In a statement to the stock exchange, the Tarporley-based company - owned by Secret Millionaire Rob Lloyd - said that "as a result of a number of changes to the terms that were subsequently requested at a late stage in negotiations, the board's discussions with regard to the sale of the Welsh sites have been terminated with effect from 23 May 2011". Looks pretty final to me and I still think that Tuesday will be an important day for this share. IMHO GLA

There's a few strange things revolving around the land deal at Llansilin and the current sp. Maybe Trilandium pulled out and are waiting for the inevitable to happen and buy the land cheaper from the banks. After yesterdays buys you would have thought the sp would have moved more than it has.Then again the numbers seem big but the actual amounts in money terms are small.Glad to see this is still going GLA

What have they got to gain by confirming the deal is off?

Tuesday 31st will be the day of reckoning. IMHO

The board is now in discussions with the Group's lenders with a view to establishing whether there are any alternatives to the sale of the Welsh sites that may present a viable way forward for Eatonfield. The board is currently working on a proposal to put to its lenders by the end of this week. As notified on 24 December 2010, in Eatonfield's annual report and accounts for the year ended 30 June 2010, as well as in other announcements, many of the Group's existing facilities have expired and are technically repayable on demand. The board confirms that, as at the date of this announcement, none of the Group's lenders have issued a demand for repayment of the facilities currently in use. The Group's working capital position remains as outlined on 12 May 2011, namely that the board expects Eatonfield's existing financial resources to provide it with sufficient working capital until the end of this month. The board will make a further update announcement on or before 31 May 2011. In the meantime, the board can confirm that the Group's planned equity fundraising, which was dependent on the sale of the Welsh sites taking place, has been postponed until further notice.

Why all the buys. Is there any life left in this share?

Thanks for the post. As always very informative and positive news. GLA

Some decent buys going through late on. Will we start seeing the true value of this share shortly?