myownmoney
- 23 Oct 2007 13:29
- 8 of 13
WOW!, go man go.
Hardy Amies signs new three year license agreements with Japanese operators
AFX
LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Garment designer Hardy Amies PLC said it has signed new license agreements with ten Japanese operators for three years providing at least 850,000 stg in sales income per annum, at current exchange rates.
The company said it has opened its first UK store outside Savile Row, in Edinburgh, to sell its menswear range.
Hardy Amies said it has entered into a joint venture with Aussino Group Ltd, an established retailer in the Asia Pacific region, to develop retail outlets for the company in China, and to help establish Hardy Amies as a luxury brand in China.
The company will provide capital investment of 0.5 mln stg in the joint venture, which is matched by Aussino Group Ltd.
'The plan envisages the opening of our first stores in China during 2008,' the company said in a statement.
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maestro
- 23 Oct 2007 17:24
- 9 of 13
took my profit having bought in at 1.5p....will buy in around 3p again
myownmoney
- 24 Oct 2007 08:57
- 10 of 13
Good for you Maestro, thats the way to do it.
I only noticed them late in the day.
Ah well!, can't win them all :-)
Active
- 08 Nov 2007 18:31
- 12 of 13
I'm IN with 50,000 shares so far. IMO developing into a nice uptrend on the back of last months news. Volume on the increase and rise back up has started having touched 4.50 pence on last months news. Good newsflow expected again soon.
trader6
- 08 Nov 2007 18:35
- 13 of 13
I doubt there's anybody that reads these threads here that is not aware of active
but just incase you are not he is a pump and dumper who uses here,advfn and iii
to ramp up stocks before dumping well short of prices he touts them to hit.
Just like Sct which he sold today for 5.18p yet claimed they were going to 12p.