Winner25 Sep 2015 16:34
I understand this is a forum and every body is entitled to there own opinion. However the prior several statements have not and can not back their statements up with credible evidence. On the other hand, lets just be realistic about this. The company is clearly not a fraud, as evidence prooves of now. It's way more secure on the LSE than it would have been listed on any of the asian markets. Its Revenues have grown over the first half whilst understandbly its profits have fallen 23.6%. This has been caused by a contracting Gross Profit Margin linked to a mixture of an increase in raw material costs and competitive pricing. All in all if this company continues to successfully sell its furniture this looks fundamentally like a no brainer. Especially considering the 5 new contracts the company has secured with on being worth more than £10.3M