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Yr high was when they were getting paid for work done, The last a/cs showed debtors at 100% of income. Unless it has significantly improved on this, sp is going nowhere. If any more customers go B/K, then big problems. Great upside if they get paid 80% of money owing, and take a hit on 20%. Please BOD get a grip on debtors.

DYOR on Flowgroup, 40p, CEO stated will be £3 share. Really solid OEM. GL

Thanks Mould, I was always under the impression made in PRC was in People's Republic Of China, thnks to you, it could possibly be made in Prison Reform Cell. I shall never look at my Nike shoes the same again. I will also look out for PMF, Posts, Mould Forget. GL

Thnks the info on China, Mould, I always thought made in PRC, People's Rep of China, and now it could be made in Prison Reform Cell. Another one I shall look for is PMF, Posts - Mould - Forget. GL

The next time you see NBU shoes, polo shirts for sale in yr High Street, let me know. When NBU pay Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods, Roger Federer $10Mp/a for wearing their goods, let me know. Of course, NBU sell in Tier 3,4,5 towns in China, and my point is exactly what you said - if you ae a Chinese shoe, polo shirt OEM, who do you want to mfr shoes for, Nike, Adidas, or NBU. Yes, NBU will always find someone to mfr for them, and paying for the raw materials up front, doesn't leave themselves much clout when it comes to delivery promises, quality etc. etc,

Hi to you. The fundamentals look good when they were a manufacturing company. They no longer have a factory. Going to build one, ready 2016, est. cost £30. Will be out sourcing everything. CAMK have already stated it will no longer mfr outsourced goods, instead will mfr their own, more profitable goods. NBU may come good, but TillyTish, this one is a big risk. In MHO of course.

hi guys(gals?), the Directors whotook shares i lieu of salary were NED, and one is NOMAD, and payment was for 3 months salary them unworked stone blocks, at minimum value, when China will process, add a 1000% added value, and sell in M East, Eu, and N.America. I have not seen the AGM minutes when jv was agreed by s/h, and it may, in fact, contain Royalties for Fox, on sales of finished materials? It may say that no stone can be exported, since China has a significant demand. As u state, the new factory will be operational soon, and this is where big profits can be generated. btw tree shakes, in thr video presentation, how many tonnes of marble did Chris say was World annual consumption. I couldn't hear the questions, and some of Chris's comments were 'fuzzed'. Cheers n GL

by Mon.... We...., and David Thornton today. I mailed MW and asked the tipster if he had researched the Gross Royalty Payments of 40%, and the relationship between Fox and the lessor. Will letbb know if I get a reply. I am still waiting for a reply to my mail to Fox re: the same subject. GL

The interims do not have to be audited since cos, do not pay tax etc on interim results. They are supposed to be realistic to the point of being nearly accurate, and is for the information of the co and it's shareholders. The FY accounts is what the co pays tax on, and has to be audited.

Wrong ivor22. Before the consolidation there were 445 million shares in issue, now there are 89 million ( 5:1). Plse rest assured, if the income stream, and profitability are there to make it a £130M Market Cap company then the sp has doubled, irrespective of if it being a penny or a £10 share.GL

85M shares = 20p /share. I posted previously that in the event this frack was non-commercial, it would spend, spend 'til all cash gone. Glad I was wrong. There are no de-mobilisation costs, no auctions for asset sales, so there should not be a big dent in the £17M. There will be costs involved in getting lots of brokers to return cash to s/h, and sticking a finger in the air, a million comes to mind. It's better than flogging the dead horse. I've probably missed a massive cost somewhere, and hopefully will be reminded.

Agree 100% zooter. Tarred with same brush is the expression. NBU made a huge mess in building a factory, couldn't get the workers, closed it, no production facilities, everything outsourced. Disaster. I fully expect CAMK to deliver the goods in the forthcoming rns H1 results. I bought some more yesterday at 42p, and a few more today at 39p. It stated in the trading update rns 29/07, that it was ceasing manufacture for outsourcing cos, ( NBU?), and concentrating production on it's own more profitable lines.. Unless they are fraudsters and liars, this can only mean increased PBT, and increased divis. I'm on the investor alert service from them, and eagerly await the bleep., which should be about 7pm UK time any time soon. GL

were hoping for, but, the market called it right with the fall in sp from 23p South to 19p when it should have been going the other way. Raises a lot of questions. What is the operator going to do? There is nowt on ConPhil website as yet. I cannot believe the Polish Govt. will abandon the Baltic Shale as a commercial failure. It maybe it will have to incentivise explorers/producers to try harder. I think San Leon, with oodles of acres in the play ( their sp is down 15%), will sit tight for the time being and wait for Polish Govt. reaction to 3L pulling the plug. There are other players waiting for results, and it all depends on them for the time being. SLE have good other plays to fall back on ( Morocco) with known reserves, albeit further down the line, and is worth DD, especially after todays fall in sp.. All in MHO of course, .

Guys, no need for insults plse. The cos, in China, and we cant just nip around to a store and see how they are doing, or visit the factory to see the finished goods leaving in 100's of artics. We can only go on previous rns's, divi payments, and trust there is no fraud involved. At 40p it does sem like a no-brainer, and at the same time, too good to be true. If youare a holder, like me, we are sitting on a paper loss ( maybe), and the next rns is crucial, as I have previously posted. This is not something new to us - decision making. It's our money, and we take the good with the bad decisions. As long as we are not talking 'life changing' money, then go along for the ride and the fun. In any event, it is always a 'learning' curve, so make sure we learn. All in MHO of course, and GL all.

If it pays the same interim as last year, and there's no reason why it shouldn't, since last rns said trading in-line with market expectations, then at this sp price, the int would give a yield of over 5%. Now that's amazing value, and it would be true. I, a la NBU, no divi. - goodbye CAMK.

Yes, the silence is deafening, however, HI results due soon?, and what would a rns say, a la UK mode '' The BOD is not aware of any event to justify the collapse of the sp'', or '' The BOD of CAMK can only speculate that the recent sp collapse is due to the knobheads over at NBU'' or words to that effect. Hopefully, it will let the H1 results do the talking. If disappointing, it will be the end for me of investing in Eastern cos coming to LSE.

Copied from rns In August 2014, the company acquired 26.3% of the issued share capital of ProPhotonix Limited ("ProPhotonix"), a manufacturer and distributor of LED and laser diode arrays for industrial, medical and security applications. ProPhotonix is an AIM listed company registered in Delaware, USA and accordingly is not subject to the Takeover Code. Shareholders may be aware that ProPhotonix has subsequently announced the adoption of a rights agreement designed to discourage the purchase of further shares in the company without the approval of its board of directors. Whilst we are disappointed with such action, we are actively engaging in constructive dialogue with the board and management of ProPhotonix with the intention of maximising shareholder value in both companies. Meanwhile, we consider that the acquisition of a substantial minority shareholding in Prophotonix, by an exchange of shares with major UK based institutional shareholders, offers potential value to our shareholders in the medium term. You would have thought 600 try the PI's first with a share trade at lets say, a 50% premium. lol. It will be interesting to see what premium they do have to give to get the shares from the II's.

with the rns this am. Sp 4.5% South. The Oman FO plant is owner operated, Where will they put the £1.6 admin expenses on last years a/c this year? No mention at all of new projects in China. However the CEO is pleased with progress. Good, would not want him disappointed.

Taken from FYR13 Revenue Membrane (FO) Oman £36K Cost of sales £8K Admin Xpenses £1.629M, loss £1.601M The Monotoring div had income of £3,49M, and gave a loss of £137K RNS releases since have highlighted the proposed fresh water FO plant near Shanghai. I wrote to the co 2 months ago asking if they had any idea of income streams for this project. To date, no reply, no acknowledgement. The Oman FO plant is generating lots of income for employees, but with little income for the co. They could all be on a very good jolly with the ipo money. realise there are different size fresh water plants, but the co must know what sort of income stream any plant will produce, especially when it's operate and maintain. Co will not make money selling monotoring devices ( serious money), and I was rather hoping the FO O&M plants would be £Mmulti operations. If the co is not prepared to tell us, why invest. All in MHO of course.

I bought in end last year on news of collaboration with Chinese re: dementure. A massive problem in China, as elsewhere. Paid 42p and within a few days was well over a pound. Top sliced 50% to get investment back plus some. Happy to hold the freeby shares, but it's going to be a looong wait. I'm sure it is doing all it can on research but will need a breakthrough on drugs, and if approved, no limit to how far sp can go. In MHO