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Two leading shareholders in Tomkins warned management of the engineering group last night not to sell out on the cheap. Standard Life, which holds 3% of Tomkins shares, called for the rejection of a £3bn indicative takeover approach from the Canadian private equity group Onex. In a rare public statement, David Cumming, Standard Life’s head of UK equities, said: “We are disappointed that the board of Tomkins has agreed to open the books at 325p. We feel that, at this price, the proposed bid materially undervalues the group and its prospects. Should the board choose to recommend a bid at this level, we will vote against the transaction,” the Times reports.

Just a feeling ... and I tend to be lucky when I follow this sort of feeling.

Trading now ... get in quick.

FORMJET - Capital Reorganisation FORMJET has undertaken a Capital Reorganisation on the following basis: Each Existing Ordinary GBP0.002 share has been subdivided into 1 New Ordinary GBP0.0001 share and 1 Deferred GBP0.0019 share.

USD23M (APPROX) UNAUDITED CASH POSITION FOLLOWING RECEIPT OF FURTHER PAYMENT http://www.iii.co.uk/investment/detail?code=cotn:CGM.L&it=le

LONDON, Jan 25 (Reuters) - China Goldmines Plc: # FURTHER USD 2.2M PAYMENT RECEIVED FROM THE DISPOSAL OF WESTRALIAN RESOURCES # STRATEGIC REVIEW, MANAGED BY NEW CHAIRMAN, ROBERT ADAIR, IN PROCESS

Shareprice shows a rise today of 13.85%

Formjet reach Agreement to extend exclusive World wide licence rights of Ability Brand Software until September 2018. Andrew Monk, the recently appointed CEO, commented that "the Company currently has only one subsidiary, ASI Innovations, which distributes the ASI Ability software. This agreement allows us to take ASI innovations to the next level"

You're right there ... ...I'm hanging on to this one

G'day mate ... I reckon this share will keep on growing in value: price and dividends - you can't lose here.

Any bets on how much this beaut will go up today ..?

The Company intends to undertake a Capital Reorganisation on the following basis: Each Ordinary GBP0.002 share will be subdivided into 1 New Ordinary GBP0.0001 share and 1 Deferred GBP0.0019 share. Since the start of 2009 the Company's shares have been trading at only a small premium to their current nominal value and current company law restricts companies from issuing new shares at a price below the nominal value of a company's shares. The Directors therefore believe that a Capital Reorganisation is required to enable the Company to issue new shares in the future.

These will, apparently, be 'de-listed' from AIM at the end of the month; does anyone know what this means in terms of the share price?

I've just heard these will be 'delisted' from AIM at the end of the month; does anyone know what this means in terms of the share price?