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Your post seems to contradict itself.

Cheers Jolly

Let’s see if they increase the bid to attract more sellers

Last one valued at around £30 million. Here's another for them to go at.

https://www.contractsfinder.service.gov.uk/Notice/2ec5fac5-df34-4dc2-9b2a-e21f524eb742?p=@UFQxUlRRPT0=NjJNT08=

Possibly one for Vocare.

http://www.northlincolnshireccg.nhs.uk/data/uploads/publications/contracting/cas-letter-26.4.18.pdf

What do you think about current price?

Who will play the evil villain though.

Clients of Canaccord no doubt.

So buy order must be around 17p imo. Hopefully won’t get filled to quickly:-)

Probably filling another order

getting 16.90 to buy very small amount, must be a delayed buy in there somewhere. :-)

Unfortunately a lot of company directors see AIM as a way of making money knowing full well that there will be no return for shareholders. They must plan it for years in advance but the return for them is staggering amount of money.

AIM is not an investment market it’s a gambling game where the house never losses.

Perhaps Eric will give him some of his millions he can retire to Singapore just like Eric then.

Must be a misprint.

They drop it and no cash to buy ffs

Was wondering when we would get a visit from some annoyed Rhythmone holders. No hard feelings just bb banter.

It’s sinking faster than the titanic.

Interesting link with Mears.

Gert Zonneveld, an analyst at Canaccord Genuity noted: “The social housing business… provides repairs and maintenance services to the social housing sector and property management services to over 30 social housing providers in the UK.

https://www.scotsman.com/business/companies/scottish-parliament-cleaner-mitie-agrees-35m-deal-to-sell-social-housing-arm-1-4831749

They will be removed from AIM so will be difficult to trade shares, however once gone from AIM companies don’t tend to come back.

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