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A director BUY on such an illiquid stock like this will send it soaring. KPMG�s Nina Amin (MBE) is no mug!! The Hardman & Co analyst report insinuates on more than one occasion that money will be raised at 25p. The only concern I have is whether the cash will be raised in one go (as the analysts would prefer), or in tranches. http://www.hardmanandco.com/docs/default-source/company-docs/koovs-plc-documents/01.03.18-poised-to-clean-up-the-emerging-asos-of-india.pdf

Bollywood star Adah Sharma starring in new Koovs spring/ summer campaign 1.3 million followers on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/adah_ki_adah/?hl=en 4.3 million followers on Facebook https://m.facebook.com/RealAdahSharma/?locale2=en_GB https://youtu.be/TyYjQdqnPUs

As per my correspondence with the analysts at Hardman & Co, they also feel that the tide is turning in the Indian ecommerce market in India. Money is now starting to flow back in. This just out..... The tide in India is turning...... Myntra gets Rs 415 crore boost from parent Flipkart https://m.timesofindia.com/companies/myntra-gets-rs-415-crore-boost-from-parent-flipkart/articleshow/63179438.cms

I have great faith in Lord Alli, he's an astounding entrepreneur. Nobody gave him a chance with ASOS when it hit 4p. now it's GBP 70!! He didn't give a hoot then & he couldn't give a hoot now. He is in advanced negotiations with new & existing Investors. Will be interesting to see who the new guys are!!! So do I back the guy who built ASOS, the most successful company in the history of AIM, or do I back the guys that didn't build ASOS!

I totally agree with the analysts at Hardman & Co with regards to Chairman & largest shareholder Lord Waheed Alli NOT letting this fail. As a successful businessman, the media mogul is one of Britain's richest men worth over GBP 200 MILLION. He might not be too fussed about retail traders, but he really can't afford to let down Institutional Investors who hold the majority of stock here. His reputation will be finished. Looking forward to the next stage of fundraising where there will be heavy Director involvement ; ) A very illiquid stock, that will soon rocket upwards!

Not easy to buy any quantity here now. Looks like the overhang is pretty much done, with any 'traders' all but gone, all selling at a loss. Can see some smart money creeping back in now....

Interesting BUY of 281,728 shares right at the end, just like last night. I wonder if someone has been given the nod??

Correct- priced to fail, but Lord Alli won't let it fail. A whiff of funding (rumoured at 25p) & this will explode. A total no brainer. The shorts have been in charge for quite some while, but this could become a serious long play very soon- the clues are all there!!!

How refreshing to get correspondence back from the analysts at Hardman & Co who answered all my questions to the best of their abilities, unlike the unhelpful lot at Peel Hunt who refused to speak to Retail Traders. Basically, the current share price is a short dated call option on refinancing (priced to fail if funding doesn't come in). On Funding, the shares will change the way they are valued to being a very interesting play on a huge growth market. They doubt very much that Chairman Lord Waheed Alli would be prepared to let this fail. As the Chairman & largest share holder with 20% of all shares, it is not in his interests for large dilution. They don't know the terms of the Fundraising, or when it will be. The Indian e commerce market is picking up again. The business is well positioned should the money be raised. Have heard very positive noises about the Fundraising. A few other things were said, but judging by their trip to Delhi, they were very impressed, hence why I've been adding a few more today.....

The Chairman & media mogul Lord Waheed Alli is seriously connected & with over GBP 200 MILLION of his own. The company has already invested over GBP 70 million IN marketing & creating a brand from scratch. They have been in serious talks for several months & in advance negotiations recently. Not forgetting bringing on KPMG's Nina Amin MBE, a chartered accountant with massive experience in emerging markets & India. Buying volumes on Friday have never been seen before in this STOCK- fact! I think some of the new investors have already started to buy : ) There was a decent buy of 335,689 shares right at the death on Friday at above the ASK. Tomorrow should be very interesting......

With over 5 million BUYS THUS FAR in only 2 hours, it's the highest ever BUYS for KOOVS IN A SINGLE DAY!! A 149,000 BUY just went through at FULL ASK 7p

Taken from elsewhere could move to 9 p to 11p today my understanding with the investment is that it been done just a matter of legal stuff before there notify the shareholders and the stock market , 25p per share is the correct number based on what I understood from the RNS and in the Indian press

OK, it's now abundantly clear that one of the big boys is now Stake building. A nice 300,000 buy just went through at way over the ASK price 7.4p Should end up at way over 10p by end of play today.

Jambon- not worth interacting with these multi alias clowns. They've gone pretty quiet today, but the BULLS are in charge today. I was digesting the research & researching Hardman & Co. They're a proper firm whose guys went out to Delhi in India. There was a very large distressed seller yesterday who got robbed of millions of shares at 4p. The Market Makers are now selling them for 7p!! It's a nasty game this. Just don't take it personally & filter the clowns. They did their job yesterday, but pretty quiet today lol! Anyway, Chairman & ex ASOS boss, Lord Waheed Alli is looking to raise funds at 25p, preferably all in one go!! Trust me, he's well connected & the company has already had GBP 70 MILLION invested into it thus far.

In our range of values for Koovs, including �50m of new equity (assumed to be raised at 25p per share), using a 35x EBITDA multiple on Dec-22 estimated EBITDA of �31m (i.e. a very conservative discount on our �49m forecast for FY23), we derive a value of �1,089m in Dec-22, which equates to �357m today or 90p per share. In other words, there is very substantial upside from the current share price and then 25% compound growth to look forward to.

Investment summary: Before the new capital is raised, Koovs is a short-dated call option on the financing happening. Once the money is raised, it is an exciting way to play the last big world market to move online. The prize, if it gets it right, is a billion-pound company and more. It is likely to be a bumpy, exciting ride but investors have the reassurance of a highly experienced management team in charge.

http://www.hardmanandco.com/docs/default-source/company-docs/koovs-plc-documents/01.03.18-poised-to-clean-up-the-emerging-asos-of-india.pdf Looks like potential investors have read the 48 page research note. I've fully read it & digested it. Clearly looking at a 25p placing now. For those that are confused about why potential investors would pay 25p when the current price is so low, it's quite simple really. This is a very illiquid share, with only about 30% in free float. you just couldn't buy a decent amount without drastically affecting the share price. I've been struggling to add all morning.

The 48 page research note by Hardman & Co was sent out to potential investors. They're looking at raising 200 million shares at 25p!!!!! It says there will be 400 million shares & with the GBP 50 MILLION investment, says that KOOVS could grow into a 1 BILLION POUND company! A perfect storm brewing in India- great bit of research

I just can't get a quote & that's with 2 different brokers! Looks like the 48 page Hardman & Co research note has been sent out & digested by a few switched on Investors. The potential for a 1 Billion pound company in a few years.......

One reason for ASOS's success is its unwavering focus on growth, at all costs. It has voraciously chased overseas markets but has never taken its eye off the ball in relation to the UK market. But arguably its biggest reason for success has been its digital platform, which has always been ahead of the curve. http://www.thedrum.com/opinion/2013/04/30/asos-simple-secrets-behind-its-success