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p/e of 4 was LAST YEAR "Current Trading The Board expects the Intellego business to trade in the current financial year considerably ahead of last

Final Results print TIDMIHP For immediate release 8 August 2011 Intellego Holdings Plc ("Intellego" or "the Company") Financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2011 The Company today announces that its audited financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2011, extracts from which are set out below, are being posted to shareholders, and will be available on the websitewww.intellego.co.uk Chairman's Statement Overview Intellego Holdings plc ("Intellego") saw positive changes in its position during the year under review, as the business turn-around realised key milestones, making its first ever profit of GBP146,000, improving gross margins to 71% and reducing current liabilities by GBP974,000. Results for the year In the first quarter of the year we sold the main learning management system customer base to NetDimensions which resulted in us generating cash to: * reduce our creditor backlog materially and * finance the transition from being a software distributor to a digital content creator. At the beginning of the second quarter we agreed Company Voluntary Arrangements (CVAs) for Intellego Holdings Plc and its subsidiary Intellego Group Limited. These agreements both strengthened the balance sheet. In parallel we have refocused and are investing in the business. This has included developing new products, updating our existing portfolio and the recruitment of new people and advisers. These changes have already started to impact the business and are beginning to make the step-change in contribution we aim to achieve. Much of that benefit will be felt in the current and subsequent years. But as we can see from the 2011 results we are already making progress. There are several measurements and indicators which demonstrate our progress cementing Intellego's turnaround and growth prospects: * Improvement in financial performance of each segment of the business - this is due to structured day to day management, reduction of costs, and focusing the team on putting in place processes that achieve higher margins. * The company showed its first ever net profit of GBP146,000 (2010 loss GBP1,043,000) * Gross margin improved by 27% to 71% (2010 44%) * Sales increasing 8% to GBP2,006,000 (2010 GBP1,853,000) * Current liabilities fell by GBP974,000 to GBP809,000 (2010 GBP1,783,000) * Intellego continues to build closer relationships with its customers. This is generating more repeat business and larger sales per client. All our key customers increased their spend with Intellego, some by more than 50% compared with the previous year. * Attraction of high quality people and advisers to join us and work with us to help us execute our growth strategy. * Three award

great news today... Term Loan Restructurings and Disposal print TIDMXXIC RNS Number : 6731L XXI Century Investments Public Ltd 03 August 2011 XXI Century Investments Public Limited ("XXI Century" or the "Company" or "XXIC") Term Loan Restructurings and Disposal 3 August 2011 XXI Century is pleased to announce that multi-currency term loans totaling circa US$32.7 million originally provided by UkrSibbank PJSC to wholly-owned subsidiaries of XXIC have been successfully assigned and restructured with two independent third parties, both of which are controlled by the same independent group. In view of the complexity of the arrangements, the assignment and restructuring was executed in several stages. In the first stage, UkrSibbank PJSC assigned the term loans of Kyivsky Kashtany LLC, Khrizolit LLC, Torgovy Centre A CJSC and Kvadrat Ukraine CJSC, all of which totaled US$32.7 million to third parties. In the second stage, liabilities amounting to US$12.1 million (representing 37.0% of the total outstanding loans US$32.7 million) were cancelled on the condition that XXIC immediately repaid US$16.6 million of loans and agreed to pay the balance of US$4.0 million prior to 12 May 2012. This US$4.0 million loan is secured by a pledge of corporate rights belonging to the aforementioned wholly-owned subsidiaries which, in turn, control sites in Kyiv, Sevatopol and Lviv. In the third stage, in order to fund the US$16.6 million repayment of loans mentioned above, the Company has also sold its shopping centre, Kvadrat Lukyanivka, to Monkar Limited for US$14 million and also executed an option agreement which enables XXIC to repurchase Kvadrat Lukyanivka in the fifth year following the date of sale. The appraisal value of the Kvadrat Lukyanivka shopping centre in the Company's report and accounts for the year ended 31 December 2010 amounted to US$18.5 million and the net operating income attributable to the shopping centre for the 12 months ended 31 December 2010 was approximately US$2.1 million and was fully dedicated to serving the aforementioned term loans. In summary, important and immediate benefits arise from this transaction, namely: -- The elimination of US$32.7 million of senior secured term loans at a discount of US$12.1 million, or 37.0%, together with attendant carrying costs; -- The transaction effectively deleverages the Company's business and balance sheet. As a result, the directors expect there to be improvements in liquidity and the general working capital position since the net operating income from Kvadrat Lukaynivka was insufficient to service the term loans; and -- By removing the pledge as described above, the Company has eliminated the high risk of losing 4 attractive sites in Kyiv, Sevastopol and Lviv, all of which are earmarked for developing shopping centers. For further information, please contact: XXI Century Investments Public

at 2.51 and the drop the bid..shake n bake!!

well done - see what i mean when stuff is hard to buy it goes up when people buy and no one feels like selling

thats a very revealing question. This is a market maker traded stock meaning the only way you can buy or sell is with a market maker. Market makers are meant to keep an orderly and liquid market however if they dont have any stock to sell then they should raise the bid to encourage sellers to get some supply yo sell to the market. However 2... that runs counter to keeping an orderly market - they are trying to kill momentum to encourage sellers here - remember they make money on the spread so if they sell stock at 2.6p they need to buy below 2.6p or they will take a loss. This should be well over 3p and probably over 4p based on the fundamentals - you need to understand why it isnt and why the mm's are not keen for it to rise. at the moment the entire aim market is risk adverse - you can see this with low prices and wide spreads and poor liquidity. The shares most likely to rise are those with poor supply and good demand - there is poor supply here now but to really move we need to see some good demand... its simply supply and demand and whatever the fundies those stocks that are the most likely to rise are those that are the hardest to buy - if its easy to buy even if you think its worth 20p and its 2.5p then a lot of other people during the summer and a potential US default need to want to buy.

this seems to be moving now on its own..its v hard to buy now

it's fine - all proceeding according to plan ..be nice to get a brokers note with a target for people to get excited about if they expect to be profitable by eoy 2011 then 2012 will make this look cheap. The only price prediction i've seen is an old note with an eps of 2.1p... that would make these trade at a p/e of less than 2...

...covered in a palm oil derivative product?

..and i was going to post that i did my bit for BIP this week by buying a jar of peanut butter - 3% palm oil content!

its all about timing - generally aim shares are down by a lot - buying anything now at the time of maximum pessimism with Greece bailed..again - is probably a lot lower risk and offering much more upside than those who will buy once they see a rally on volume..there is a "bear bubble" and rational valuations went out the window - like you say we are less volatile now but stocks have compeltely decoupled from fundamentals .. stocks have halved or more but the fundamentals have doubled.... you will see more volume buying here on the next wave and people will be happy to pay 4.75-5p..then there will be sellers and then the next wave happens look at the trades people are happy to pay over 4p . a few weeks ago they wanted to sell out at any price and did not want to pay less than 3.5p!..so it takes a little time but we are in a rising trend again...

i posted a reply on the angm bb..however this is what i posted on advfn it looks like the last move up cleared the majority of the overhang and although it traded back it was on lower volume - seems it takes less buying to move the price..todays volume is moderate and the fact that people are buying 25k shapes suggests there is a limit on available supply. We also have set a higher high than last time and people who were trapped and wanted out have now gone on that last rise.

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now worth 82p...MWB up again...

just seen that - so it was a buy - why pay 80p ??? maybe they expect more ?

instis are buying - as they are happy to make a small bit of profit with in their eyes low risk... i hope there is another bidder but it looks like the deal has already been accepted..read the court rns from Wednesday...or better if you know a lawyer who can understand what they are saying ...

looks like it;s a matched book buy and sell

no

there is money to be made..however it all depends on the value of MWB shares.. i have no intention of selling my MBE at 70p when i will get 81p's worth of cash and stock once the new offer is completed.

Still waiting to see all offer details...just proposed at the moment..but main shareholders given the nod..if you can get em for 73 sell for 81...the deal is for a number of mwb shares plus cash ..it's not based on a stock price.,,,