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Ferrexpo's Ukrainian unit faces $3.77 billion civil claim; shares fall

Cheers for that.

Higher taxes prompt surge in company failures

The number of companies going into administration jumped as businesses battled an economic slowdown in the wake of Labour’s first Budget.

There were 1,330 administrations last year, according to consultant Kroll – up 6pc on 2023.

The total is significantly higher than it was in the years following the pandemic, when there were 995 in 2022, 659 in the prior year and 1,068 in 2020.

Manufacturing suffered the most administrations, which rose by a fifth year-on-year to 179.

This was followed by the construction sector, where collapses were largely static at 157. Both were impacted last year by higher energy costs, access to finance, supply chain disruption and skills and immigration challenges.

Hope so he did shed loads of research and helped a lot of people here.

Yeh they went dark so to speak and was good with AIM stocks I seem to remember.

Https://www.dividenddata.co.uk/ex-dividend-date-search.py?searchTerm=BME

Yes you will if you buy today.

There used to be a person named "riddler" on the PYC chatboard anyone recall?

66.60

Cheers

73p

Bloody awful next 12 months are going to be dreadful.

USA

ExDiv the day

10,566,011 purchase @16.38 not U/T VALUE 27M

25th April

I appreciate your taking the time to reply and yes I understand your position and thinking.

If you are crystallising a loss at £3 or less why wouldn't you average down if you had funds available?

Did they tell family and friends?

KO?

Joe Biden’s decision to freeze liquified natural gas exports has been branded a “national security disaster”, by a leading economist.

The move could cause a price hike in Europe after the White House announced it is pausing approvals of pending applications to countries with which the US does not have free trade agreements.