The engines have fired up at last for MDX. ( BPRG ) At long last they are being recognised for the force they will become over the next two years. On the cusp of disclosing huge revenue-earning deals with Global pharmacists. These have been hinted at as being unrolled before the years end, but may be in the next days.You still have time to get in at a bargain-basement price before the SP takes off for real shortly.

gg
you are quiet right, best you leave everyone to it lest anyone mentions horses.
sincere apologies
regards
jkd
edit... ps only kidding

Morning all Geordielooks like you are getting to grips with this site.funding will be announced this week imhonormally Wednesdays around 400 personal e-mail requests were sent from PIs to someone very much in the know in this company who compiled a note.we received answers that were more than encouraging.[cannot post note]..dyorbut I truly believe this stock is a certaintymany/most that post here disagree.And that is why they are not privileged to access the note...
We will see who is right...Business dont have to be dullcome on GeordieJKD?

Did the note say "50p by xmas" tabby ?

Man down the pub told me they were going bust.

You're ramping again, ChilliBoy.

It's just so much nicer when we can talk about food. I bet you're a real sucker for deep-fried camembert with chutney (red onion???) and toasted ciabatta.

I hope that's caramelized red onion chutney!

Mind your own business Dil.in a polite kinda way! dont give SP predictions.My little treasuredont mean to rampnot my stylethey dont need my help anyway!and I dont eat anything deep fried!Hot mango Enconaand Pestoare personal Chutneys/Sauces favs.

Not a great fan of pesto personally. I think it's the thought of whitefly in the basil that put me off.

Oh, and glad to see that you're watching that old ticker of yours. The MDX share price can't be doing it much good just now.

We do have a Pestle and mortarand obviously processors and use them a lotbut not with Pesto! if you dont get over to City of Europe and buy French. I recommend M&S Pestofull of Pine nuts

In case you missed it, I thought this was quite funny. Probably a one off..

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I was a big fan of dummies and then Corgi cars when I was a kid.as my brain developed I soon learned Womens nipples and BMWs was the real deal

Actually, ChilliBoy, quarterly visits to Cite Europe are a must combined with lunch either at the froggy place by the river underneath Montreuil-sur-mer or at Le Cocquempot in the town itself. I know it's a 45 minute drive further on, but it's well worth going that little extra way imo.

We do travel to France quite oftenit is quicker for us to get to Calaisthan it is west London.free to parkbest winebest olive oilbalsamicbest meatnot really a big meat eater personallybread.chocolatecakes.a huge Lacoste outletno traffic wardenscoffee in the air.stop it!!!!!!!!!!Im starting the car.

you got any spare room in car, tabasco.

i'm depressed staying here these days...........is there any good news

Know what you mean mateI am just sitting here keeping my cash and going through the motions.being patient is a disipline I have found hardest to achieve over the years
I have spent many weeks in Whitley Bay as a kidand I know it is just as depressing there.. as it is here only colderI remember losing a foot as I dipped it into that North Sea!

lol......did u get any oil on your foot.....u should try it in last year or so with high oil prices........ok, they gone down a bit but oil will go to $100 long term as theres no immediate replacement for all the world consuming

right i'm out to get a paddling boat and get a stick or something to start drilling in north sea somewhere......how hard can it be surely?

Yet another new alias, scotinvestor?

"a huge lacoste outlet" lol my picture of you is now complete...behind Burberry it is the chaviest brand in the world...i bet you are decked out head to toe in it...lol...

Hello Trig.nice to see you turned updidnt know you could drawnumbers helped.picture a good one?do you know the reason you are a Triganswer you never listen to anybodyyou yourself are all that matters in lifeI think you will find I dress from top to tail in M&Ssome des.underware. some Italian shoes.some des. Polos.. Oh and one jet black Burberry v-neck I think Ive worn once.. but in main M&S. The 20% discount helps. now get off to asda.or a.sad as it is known in the trade.and get your George stuffmy little Trig!blond hair with a George suit and that dynamic personality will get all the woman craving your bodyeven Daves impressed.

marks and sparks....lol......my granny shops there i think

Your lucky to have such a great Nanshame you turned out like you have!

28 October 2008





Meldex International plc




('Meldex', or 'the Company')




Directors' shareholding




Following the issue of new ordinary shares earlier this month, the Company was informed that Helmut Kerschbaumer and Klaus Kuehne, Interim CFO and COO respectively and Board Directors, have a beneficial interest, in 9.0%, of the issued share capital of the Company, representing 21,041,139 ordinary shares in total.




These shares are held by Melmed Holding AG ('Melmed') and Sanguisan GmbH (formerly Melbrosin GmbH - 'Sanguisan'), which are entities in which Helmut Kerschbaumer and Klaus Kuehne own substantial shareholdings. Melmed Holdings AG ('Melmed') owns 19,199,389 ordinary shares in the Company while 1,841,750 ordinary shares are held by Sanguisan GmbH.




The above shareholdings arose through the acquisition of the Melbrosin Group in June 2007 when 15,069,631 ordinary shares were issued as vendor consideration, and 10,936,648 ordinary shares were subsequently issued in August 2008 to satisfy earn out obligations that arose in respect of that acquisition. These shares were issued subject to lock in arrangements.




However the Board, (of which Helmut Kerschbaumer and Klaus Kuehne were not members at the time of the transactions), consented in accordance with the provisions of the Sale and Purchase Agreement relating to the acquisition, to relax the lock in arrangements in respect of 4,965,140 ordinary shares which were sold by Melmed and Sanguisan in November 2007 and May 2008. These shares were sold to meet tax and other liabilities resulting from the sale of the Melbrosin Group.




The remaining shares held remain subject to lock in agreements in accordance with the Sale and Purchase Agreement as follows: 10,104,491 ordinary shares subject to lock-in until December 2008 and 10,936,648 subject to lock in until May 2009.




The total number of shares in issue currently is 232,541,089. There are no shares are held in treasury. Therefore, the total number of voting rights in the Company is 232,541,089.