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I must say that you are VERY WRONG in your statement saying " they are not fighting these allegations" . If you look back from the previous lie which was made they come back and decided to cut their link with chaoda. With this new lie they have answered fully and rebuffed the claim straight away! I have done my research thoroughly on ACHL and they are solid fundamentally and they offer great value at the current sp. I received my dividend last year and am very happy with the company! STRONG BUY

will finish higher than 42p today!! Watch this space!!

Cheers, this was done previously by another malicious rumour and lowered the sp before the final results were released. Crazy, these who are doing this are loading up with shares at a lower price. I must say though that ACHL BOD are spot on and very sharp in return to any allegations. Great Company, No Debt, Great Management, ISAable, Dividend, Undervalued!! What more could you want from a company? This fits all of Warren Buffetts Value criteria!! STRONG BUY!!

why lol buddy?

to another stupid comment based on wrong facts. I beleive the sp is so undervalued that they bring these articles out to lower the sp just before great results come out!! This company is contantly being attacked yet will prevail!! STRONG BUY!!

During the winter growing season, up to December 2011, orange production at Asian Citrus's two producing plantations rose by 19 per cent, with selling prices up 3-4 per cent. And the company still has plenty of production growth built in. Its Hepu plantation is fully planted, with 1.1m trees, but undergoing a replanting programme. While at the Xinfeng plantation just 1.2m of its 1.6m trees are currently producing, with the balance maturing. It is a similar story at the Hunan plantation, where only around 500,000 of the planned 1.8m orange trees have been planted. A shift in the classification of Asian Citrus's trees from young to mature will produce more so-called 'biological gains' on paper when its interim results are announced. Despite that, its trading results are expected to show a strong increase in profitability. And there are 'value' credentials on offer: Sue Munden, an analyst at broker Seymour Pierce, which advises Asian Citrus, calculates the net asset value of the company at 65p a share and points out the healthy cash balance of almost 19p per share as another source of comfort.

ASIAN CITRUS HOLDINGS (ACHL) ORD PRICE: 37p MARKET VALUE: £454m TOUCH: 36-37 12 MONTH HIGH/LOW 82p 28p DIVIDEND YIELD: 4.8% PE RATIO: 3 NET ASSET VALUE: 62p NET CASH: £226m

Graeme Davies Investors' sentiment towards Chinese orange grower Asian Citrus was walloped last year when a major shareholder and associate, from which it was contracted to buy fertiliser, was hit by insider dealing allegations. Although Asian Citrus has distanced itself, investors remain wary despite a strong trading update in January. But this leaves the share price offering a tempting entry point for a company that has a solid operational record and the potential for significant growth. Asian Citrus was hit by its association with Chaoda Modern Agriculture which, last September, owned 13.4 per cent of its equity and supplied around a fifth of its fertilisers. The companies also had a non-executive director in common. When two Chaoda executives were investigated for insider dealing by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange investors dumped Asian Citrus shares. But Asian Citrus's bosses have said they won't renew the fertiliser agreement and encouraged Chaoda to cut its holding, which is now down to 5 per cent. The company also countered allegations spread on the internet that its operations were not as substantial as its filings suggested. Yet analysts who have visited Asian Citrus's plantations maintain their confidence in the company. Coupled with investors' nervousness towards risky emerging market stocks during the latter months of 2011, the net result was a sharp fall in Asian Citrus's share price. But this has created a buying opportunity for risk-seeking investors, especially as a trading update in January reported that production and selling prices are running well ahead of last year. The company will also benefit from a full six-month contribution from its Belhai juicing business compared with just one month in the previous first half.

Will not just be good they will be amazing!! Better than any share on AIM!! Watch this space on friday!!

BUY BEFORE RESULTS FRIDAY'!!!!!!

50p on friday!!! and climb back up to 70p range within the next month!!

Strongest balance sheet of any aim company and it also pays a divi and is dual listed so able to go in ISA!! LOVELY!!

May dip back towards 37p before a decent rise IMHO

ex div today

see that Im in profit already and I also qualify for dividend!! SAVVY BUY INDEED!!!!!!

Yes mate got 298 great price IMHO

Profit from stock market folly rather than participate in it!! Graet company with a 370p target!! STRONG BUY!!!

On a course last week with a gentleman who works for FWEB he said the restructuring of the business is very thourough and the business looks very promising he was VERY upbeat!!!. Investing in Health and Safety heavily in order to gain more contracts etc. On my watchlist!!

To those who invested here at the 30's and 40's I didnt which i regret as this is a top company and will be back towards the 300's IMHO like when it was African aura!! GOOD LUCK ALL

Cant beleive this dropped like it did, the future looked very rosy for this!! I had this on my watchlist but did not buy as the Chief Executive did not appeal to me. Sorry to thos who have lost on this one but I wont be buying until this is below 50p at least. Not derampimg guys but very risky company indeed. Maybe new CEO will do better!?GL