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ignore the noise this is a trade for the next few days yep dog s h it but money to be made

you will still own the shares if it de lists

Here is the timetable. 5 million invested at 2.82p in two weeks time and a further 3 million just after that.******** The extra £3 million is not guaranteed unlike the £5 million.... So only £5 Million guaranteed....the rest is up to subscription...with a minimum investment of £5K for private holders...

why is it going in to administration there is 8 million funding in coming ??

only if its voted in

funny that aint it after all them so called sells aswell.....................................

£5.5k buy

CHOOOO CHOOOOO CHOOOOO dont miis it

Converts are at 2.82p we are sat at 1.09

Woodford and wales have a few choices (assuming vote carries) bear in mind, right now, they cannot buy any stock at all. - Mop up some stock. I think they are still limited to 50% (47% presently?), so in theory cannot purchase stock above 3% in market without takeover panel approval, even after the whitewash. Technically they could get approval and go above 50% after midday on Friday and before delist. - They may not buy any stock while listed and wait until the company is delisted to approach sellers. This in my view is alot more hassle and not as clean as sweeping out all free float before delist. They may leave a blanket 'we'll take your stock' order with the company and matched bargaining at a price that's preferential to them and 'ok' for anyone else. - Not buy any stock - maybe they have enough for now and have no interest in increasing their holdings at a substantial discount to funding placements - though to me that would be somewhat bizarre.

yea must have been a buy altho the price was 2.25 but going up again so yes massive if it was

lol dont drop the bid then

First resistance 3.1P

back to 10P??

RNS Missed by most after hours last night

you could be right

UVEL UniVision Expects "Substantial Growth" As Annual Profit, Revenue Rise By Alliance | Mon, 4th September 2017 - 18:09 [...] LONDON (Alliance News) - UniVision Engineering Ltd on Monday reported growth in profit in its last financial year and said it expects to achieve "substantial growth" going forward. The Hong Kong-based surveillance systems supplier said pretax profit in the year ended March 31 grew to GBP425,000 from GBP138,000 the year before, as revenue rose to GBP4.8 million from GBP3.9 million. UniVision said revenue growth was mostly due to a rise in construction contracts, while profit was also helped by an improved gross margin for maintenance contracts, a gain from the disposal of its Taiwanese subsidiary, and the strength of the Hong Kong dollar. The company said it expects to achieve "substantial growth in the business in the coming years", after signing a "major" contract worth GBP38.1 million in May with MTR Corp Ltd, which it said was a milestone for the group. The contract provides for the replacement works of the CCTV systems for numerous railway lines of MTRC. UniVision will replace the existing analogue CCTV system installed in the stations along the specified lines with a unified IP-based CCTV system. The contract commenced in mid-May and the completion date for the replacement works is anticipated to be in November 2023. The board expects revenue from the project to be generated in the current financial year. UniVision proposed a final dividend of 0.042 pence, which is flat year-on-year. "The board expects that the high demand for its network and high definition security and surveillance system will provide the ground for the company to grow in these markets. With regard to resources and capacity, the company continues to tender for new contracts. Some major infrastructure projects, such as the Hi Speed Rail Hong Kong line, are due to be completed in the coming years, therefore the board is confident with the prospects for business growth," Executive Chairman Stephen Sin Mo Koo said.