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To be honest with you I don't know but from 2 o'clock 2:30 onwards I'll see sales going through and SP was Rising.. one thing I don't like about the market is they hide their buys and sells But sometimes you can tell if the buyers and near the asking price and the sells are near the bid

It was clear that they were producing and making money out there mine third party would not finance it for some reason so they went into lockdown and still held their licences

Or deals been made ..joint venture Btz was forced togo to lock down to force other parties hands very good day goes well for next week may even see a bit of news on their next move .. I see it as checkmate or was checkmate

3 lots of 2 million just gone through

nice 400.000 buy trade

Outlook Interest in Bagir's products and manufacturing capabilities from international retailers is high, in particular, in the potential output from our Ethiopia site. We are progressing this site and we remain confident of its ability to act as a catalyst for the Group to win high volume sales orders. We expect that by mid-2018 the site will be able to produce approximately 3,000 trousers per day. At this level and at the price point together with the tariff free advantages it can offer we believe that this will be one of the most attractive places in the world for manufacturing of tailored goods. It does take time to establish but we are following a clear plan and are confident of achieving our goals.

Founded in 1972, Shandong Ruyi Group is one of the largest textile manufacturers in China and ranks among the Top 100 Chinese multi-national enterprises. The group predominately engages in textile offerings and owns a fully-integrated value chain with operations spanning across raw materials cultivation, textiles processing, and design and sale of brands & apparel. Headquartered in Jining, Shandong, the hometown of Confucius and Mencius, Shandong Ruyi Group operates 13 domestic industrial parks and boasts some of the largest production lines and advanced technologies in China. Shandong Ruyi Group also has significant distribution with more than 4,000 points of sales (POS) network that services a global customer base spread across 6 different continents. Shandong Ruyi Group has over 20 subsidiaries, with three listed subsidiaries in China, France and Japan. The Directors of Bagir believe that through forming this strategic partnership with Shandong Ruyi Group together with the significant increase in capital, the transaction has the potential to transform the Company and its ability to compete and win major apparel manufacturing contracts from the world's largest retailers.

4 January 2018 Bagir Group Ltd. ("Bagir" or the "Company") Update relating to strategic partnership with Shandong Ruyi Bagir (AIM: BAGR), a designer, creator and provider of innovative tailoring, provides an update in relation to its proposed strategic partnership with Shandong Ruyi Technology Group Ltd ("Shandong Ruyi Group"), a leading Asian global textile manufacturer, under which Shandong Ruyi will invest $16.5 million to acquire c.54%1 of the Company's enlarged issued share capital. Further details are contained in Bagir's announcement of 23 November 2017. Shandong Ruyi Group has updated Bagir that it has made the transfer of the $1.65m initial deposit payment to Bagir. Bagir will update the market once this payment has been received.

sorry 24 sell and 6 buy

34 mil sell and 5mill and sp is up.. some is in the know...

nope

about kick off

try jan mines ...... good start point

see 2mil 1mill red not sure if they are buy is there a better platform.. then LSE

iam back .. no work today... no new info //but read my posts.. all good ..

Significant shareholders The following members own legal and beneficial interests representing 3% or more of the Company’s issued share capital Nae No. of ordinary shares % held Brian McMaster 46,177,800 23.4% Matthew Wood 46,177,800 23.4% Luis Azevedo ( 45,000,000 22.8% Mark Sumner 15,000,000 7.6%

Global platinum demand is increasing Platinum demand is expected to reach 9 million ounces by 2025, leaving a substantial supply gap without substantial increases in production capacity. Demand for platinum jewelery in India expected to increase 20% year over year. Autocatalysts demand for PGMs as major markets continue to implement emissions controls and new regulations on auto emissions.

Forecast platinum deficit for 2016 has been revised by 64,000 ounces from 455,000 ounces to 520,000 ounces by the World Platinum Investment Council. South Africa (RSA), the world’s largest producer of PGMs, is forecast to decrease output by 6% year on year. The country produced 5.5 million ounces in 2006, 4.19 million ounces in 2016 and is expected to produce >4 million ounces in 2017. RSA capital investment in platinum production has also fallen from $4 billion to $1 billion over the past 7 years.

Mr. McMaster has almost 20 years’ experience in the area of corporate reconstruction and turnaround and performance improvement and 20 years in the mining industry. Mr. McMaster’s experience includes founding Highfield Resources, an ASX listed potash company with projects in Spain as well as numerous reorganisations and the recapitalisation and listing of 12 Australian companies. Mr. McMaster’s career to date includes significant working periods in the United States, South America, Asia and India. Mr. McMaster was a founding director in venture capital and advisory firm, Garrison Capital Pty Ltd, and is also currently a director of a number of ASX listed companies.

Mr Castro has over 30 years’ experience in accounting and corporate finance both in the UK and overseas. He is a Non-Executive Director of AIM quoted Stanley Gibbons plc and recently was the Chief Financial Officer at Eland Oil & Gas plc, an AIM quoted company where he was one of two executive directors. Previously he was the Managing Director of Northland Capital Partners in London and before this he was Head of Corporate Finance at Matrix Corporate Capital and at Insinger de Beaufort. He started his career by qualifying as a Chartered Accountant with Coopers & Lybrand (now PWC). Mr Castro has widespread international experience of advising the Boards of companies. He has led on numerous public listings and has been chairman of the audit committee at Eland Oil & Gas plc and at Pan European Terminals plc. Mr Castro is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. He graduated in 1980 from Birmingham University with a BSc & BComm (Hons) in Engineering Production & Economics.