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Checking on the Hang Seng, it now appears of the 40% free float, 12% is now registered on the Hang Seng, so the remaining 28% is still on AIM presently. However, as each day passes more stock goes on to the Hang Seng, each day the percentage gets higher. You can check on this web site : http://www.hkexnews.hk/sdw/search/search_sdw.asp Searching for stock code 802 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 60% of the stock is locked away by Offshore, Veron and the CEO (Full future) as per the main shareholdings : http://www.rcg.tv/html/eng/investor/shares_information/index.jsp Veron International Limited======64m=27.5% Offshore Group Holdings Limited===62m=26.6% Full Future Group Limited========18m=7.7% The remaining 40% is what is on AIM/HS and so its presently 28% AIM and 12% Hang Seng. We can know where the AIM weakness is/has been/could still be coming from, as it appears Blackrock Merrill Lynch are still selling, needing cash. If you look at their last holdings RNS, you will see the updated (24th Feb) information on the web site is a lower figure than the last RNS, so they have sold more since that RNS was out. They will next notify when they go below 3%, however, they can hold off this announcement for some time, meaning we will not know if they have 2.99% left or 0.01% at the time the holdings RNS comes out. Roll on results...........12th March.

Its worth reading the Hang Seng listing document, but for thos who cannot be bothered this is one highlight from it : Full Document : http://www.rcg.tv/html/eng/about/newsroom/investor_news/images/RCG%20fullset%20Eng.pdf Extract : Page 11 In light of the current global economic crisis, the Directors have been monitoring the trading and financial position of the Group. There has not been any material reduction or cancellation of the Group’s orders in the third quarter and fourth quarter of 2008 when compared with the corresponding periods in 2007. As at the Latest Practicable Date, the Group had not received any material cancellation of orders. The Company is also not aware of any of its existing suppliers or customers being in liquidation. As at the Latest Practicable Date, the Group had not received any notice from its lenders in relation to an actual or threatened withdrawal of lending facilities, or for early repayment of outstanding loans or request for additional collateral. The Directors will continue to monitor the Group’s financial position. In light of the above, the Directors consider that the trading and financial position of the Group in the near future will not be adversely affected in any material respect by the current global economic crisis.

Feb 2009 Newsletter just out. http://www.rcg.tv/html/eng/about/newsletter/2009feb.jsp A few highlights from it : ........M30 Securing Hong Kong Residents in Henderson Property RCG has reached an agreement with Henderson on a new project contract to provide fingerprint door access devices at one of client’s new residential buildings located in Sh............... ............E-leave system debut at RCG Malaysia RCG announces the debut of a newly developed web based e-leave system, which allows employees’ daily attendance update. Employees are also able to make leave application through the new web based system, while HR department will be able ........... ..........Safe-keeping of China Construction Bank’s Asset by RCG China Construction Bank (CCB) has recently adopted RCG’s self-developed RFID asset management system. Being one of the leading banks in PRC, CCB offers comprehensive and professional services to its customers. In the meantime, its expanded business and asset management call for im............. .............RCG ME Awarded New Project Contract from Sigma Pension Based on the successful implementation of time & attendance system at the Code of Conduct Bureau in January 2009, RCG ME announces a new project contract has been signed via our distributor – Toplink (Tagged Technology) with Sigma Pension, Nigeria. Sigma Pensions is one of the license.................. Thats jus

If you look at what IPL have : Cash (coming in a few weeks) of circa 50p a share. 50% of a few high impact exploration potentials 50% of a few other exploration potentials Lots of new seismic data. Ownership of lots of geologic data from their drills An Aim listing. Very small overheads and no committed funds to spend. Then based on other companies this should be trading around the 60p level at the very least imo. The market here is simply saying that until the cash is received (end of March?) then they are not going to rate the SP at the "supposed" cash in bank level. Which means for anyone patient enough you simply buy now and then when the cash is confirmed you should be looking at an easy big uplift in the price as the cash becomes "recognised" as being now in the bank.

Some nice news today, the new HQ and Production Centre in Malaysia is finished. This should contribute to improving margins in later 2009 and 2010 onwards......all good for increase profits, or retaining profit levels in hard times, as you will note from the comment "substantial cost savings"....... http://www.rcg.tv/html/eng/about/newsroom/business_news/2009_details_4.jsp RCG completes building development for new Malaysian HQ and production centre 27 Feb 2009 RCG Holdings Limited (HKEx:802, AIM:RCG), an international provider of biometric and RFID products and solution services with a primary focus in the Asia Pacific markets, is pleased to announce that it has completed the building development of the RCG Tower, the Company’s new office headquarters and production centre in Malaysia. Located in Selangor Science Park, an area hosting high-tech industry in Malaysia and occupying a total gross floor area of approximately 18,960 square metres, the RCG Tower will house RCG’s factory, showroom, warehouse, after-sales service centre and head office. The Tower will replace RCG’s existing production and other facilities in Kuala Lumpur, centralising all Malaysian final assembly, R&D, after-sales and back office functions as well as the majority of administrative functions. A handover ceremony was held on 20 February 2009 to mark the c.................

Confirmed now, results on the 12th of March. http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200902250700177751N .

News out on the Hang Seng : http://www.rcg.tv/html/eng/investor/investor_news/2009_details_12.jsp Date of Board Meeting 25 Feb 2009 In compliance with Rule 13.43 of the Rules Governing the Listing of Securities on The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited, the board of directors (the ‘‘Board’’) of RCG Holdings Limited (the ‘‘Company’’) hereby announces that a meeting of the Board will be held at 1507, AIA Tower, 251A-301, Avenida Commercial De Macau, Macau SAR on Wednesday, 11 March 2009 at 2:00 p.m. to, amongst other matters, approve the publication of the final results for the year ended 31 December 2008 and consider the payment of a final dividend. By order of the Board of RCG Holdings Limited Chau Pak Kun Director Hong Kong, 25 February 2009

Worth a read for information : http://boards.fool.co.uk/Message.asp?mid=11453328&sort=whole .

http://www.rcg.tv/html/eng/about/newsroom/business_news/2009_details_3.jsp RCG receives award from Motorola 19 Feb 2009 RCG Holdings Limited (HKEx: 802, AIM:RCG), an international provider of biometric and RFID products and solution services with a primary focus in the Asia Pacific markets, is pleased to announce that its subsidiary, RCG (Hong Kong) Limited has received a “Fast Growth Award 2008” from Motorola Enterprise Mobility Solution Division. The award ceremony, held on 13 February 2009 in Xiamen, China, is an annual event aimed at recognising the growth of industry leading companies in the area of technology solution provider, RFID and wireless, which were also Motorola Enterprise Mobility Business Partners. RCG’s provision of RFID and wireless technology in its projects solutions segment utilising Motorola’s hardware and devices were exceeding expectations and so RCG won the award for its tremendous growth in terms of revenue among the companies joining the partnership program. Other award recipients included leading distributors and resellers in China. Dato Lee Boon Han, Deputy CEO of RCG, said: “We are extremely pleased to have received this award from Motorola, as it signifies our successful business partnership. China has vast market potential for RFID and wireless infrastructure products and services provided by Motorola Enterprise Mobility Solution Division. The collaboration between our two organ

Bad update out. I did warn and warn again over at AFN in the past that things were going to be bad, and currency movements will hurt sales for TAIH, but they were all abusive to me. Now who has the last laugh..........serves them right.

I put this post on TMF : http://boards.fool.co.uk/Message.asp?mid=11447249&sort=whole I see in Hong Kong the price is up 20% today and trading around 129p levels. One key indicator for me amid all the talk is the simple fact a senior manager excercised options (400K of them) at 136p last week. Insiders are nearly always the best indicator of the future, and if this bloke was happy to invest over half a million pounds (straight into the bank account of RCG) for options at 136p last week on the Hang Seng, then I am happy too. As in my TMF post, shorters imv have been in control due to the spike and the market turmoil of the recent days, but they have to buy back at some point :) and then watch them chase the price upwards to close.

Posted by Tom Winnifrith at SC that Lucian Miers went short on RCG at 80p. He is happy to hold the short position as he feels the buzz will die down and many will sell asthe price stabilises and does not immeadiatly catch up with Hong Kong. Well, I am happy to hold, knowing that results are coming in mid-March, and around 20p earnings are on the cards, along with a raised dividend and the potential that the share buyback will restart, and they will be buying shares from AIM, knowing later than issue on Hang Seng doing a......buy low, sell high. Also, if Lucian and many others are short......I think they are also not stupid, and if the price fails to fall back much, they will be rushing to buy back before mid March gets near, in fear of results. Enjoy.

Well, for those who do not beleive the IT sector, of which high tech RCG belongs really, cannot trade at 30 times and 40 times earnings, here is the chart of IT PER ratios on the Hang Seng. Patience and wait.......might be a year or two, but just think about the gains as Hang Seng takes over and drives the price up as more and more stock is transferred over there (taking it the company continue to do fine of course) http://main.hsi.com.hk/hsicom/table/mnpehsciit.html .

Put this post on TMF yesterday : Surface Transforms EPIC : SCE Web Site : http://www.surface-transforms.com/ Surface Transforms plc is the UK’s leading manufacturer of ‘next-generation’ carbon fibre reinforced ceramic composite materials (CRFCs). The company’s high-performance products are being commercialised with major industry partners, for an expanding range of innovative global applications – using cutting-edge technology developed by the company. Applications • Automotive and motorsport brakes and clutches • Rocket motor systems • Rail brakes • Aircraft brakes and aerospace components • Ballistics Results out yesterday : http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=20090211070000P031D Nothing unexpected, they have been hit by the worldwide downturn and therefore the reduced purchasing of high performance cars. That is probably a bit of a blow to their plans in all reality. I had it down as : 2008 Increasing car braking system sales. 2009 Increasing car braking sales + first real revenues from rocket system starting. 2010 Rocket systems really starts to bump up the bottom line And at any time the aerospace development contracts could go to their next phases, which means higher and higher levels of revenues for SCE. This should have had them turning their first profits in 2010, and its why I have had 2010 as a turning p

http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200902130700082466N One of the directors taking up a buy of options, 400,000 of them at 136p each. Thats a lot of money, and he could have purchased them cheaper on the London market, so one could speculate he must be confident of the future of the company..........

Should anyone be wishing to transfer their AIM stock to the Hang Seng in order to sell in Hong Kong, you can free of any charge at the moment, after a couple more days there will be a simple 25 HK$ fee for doing so. Details are here : http://www.rcg.tv/html/eng/about/newsroom/investor_news/images/RCG_Letter_to_Shareholders_19_Jan%20v2.pdf So if the AIM price does not keep up with the Hang Seng price, transfer over and sell over there, there are no restictions on the movement of stock between the two exchanges.

Now trading at around 250p equivalent on the Hang Seng. Going to be an exciting blue day on AIM as the AIM price plays catch up :) Love it......my bottom buy of 32p is looking rather good for a solid gain. Value this at Hang Seng tech bubble price of 30 times PER, you get 900p :)

Opened in Hong Kong now on the Hang Seng. Price is around 8 HK$ or around 70p (as its about 11.5 HK$ to the pound presently). So RCG might therefore open up on AIM as the biggest riser of the day. You can watch action at this link. http://markets.ft.com/tearsheets/performance.asp?s=802%3AHKG .

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/sharewatch/small-talk-minster-pharmaceuticals-in-race-against-the-clock-1604652.html Monday, 9 February 2009 RCG logs on in Hong Kong It has been a good week for shareholders in AIM-listed RCG Holdings, the group that makes biometric security devices. After it announced last week that it intends to become the first AIM-listed company to get approval to dual-list its shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, which will take place on Tuesday, the stock jumped from 32p to close at 42p on Friday, with the company hailing the extra liquidity the dual listing will bring. Regardless of the world's economic woes, the group operates in a growth market. As everyone becomes increasingly paranoid about the violation of our personal data, the group's computer security devices – the user scans in his thumb print before being logged on – is likely to prove popular. There are also offerings that keep events secure: on a rece................

One would guess a supplier can see in advance of anyone else the potential of their customer : http://www.thebusinessdesk.com/northwest/news/7727-share-watch-supplier-builds-surface-transforms-stake-barclays-sells-torotrack-and-more....html Share Watch: Supplier builds stake in Surface Transforms; 8th January 2009 By James Graham - Business Correspondent LEEDS-based auto-parts supplier C Gledhill has increased its holding in Surface Transforms, the Merseyside business that makes high performance braking systems. C Gledhill, which supplies the Ellesmere Port firm, bought an 8.8% stake in the business from the fund manager Gartmore back in May. In the latest trade C Gledhill acquired 100,000 ordinary shares on January 6 when they were worth 12p. It now holds 1.85 million shares, or 9.72% of the company.