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date	name	activity	location	news
01/08/07	Aisi Realty Public	Property investment	Ukraine
01/08/07	Worldspreads Group	Spreadbetting	Ireland	1
02/08/07	Lewis Charles Romania Property Fund	Property investments	Romania
Late June/Early July	Ludgate Environmental Fund	Investment fund	Jersey
02/08/07	Rapid Realisations Fund	Investments	Guernsey
03/08/07	Et-china.com	Travel services	China
03/08/07	Nordic Land	Property investment	Sweden, Norway
03/08/07	Oakley Capital Investments	Private equity	Bermuda
03/08/07	Sepura	Mobile radio equipment	UK	1
06/08/07	Energybuild	Coal Mining	UK
06/08/07	IdaTech	Fuel cells	US	1
06/08/07	In House Group	Property management	UK
06/08/07	Nviro Cleantech	Environmental technology	UK	1
06/08/07	Wadharma Investments (Kiwara)	Mineral exploration	Zambia
Early August	American Leisure Group	Leisure development	US
10/08/07	Azurite Investments (Hitchens Retail)	Retail investments	UK
10/08/07	Hollywood Media Services	Event services	UK
Missed Stated Date
date	name	activity	location	news
Mid/End-July	Mathon Capital	Commerical property lender	UK
Mid-July	Asia Environmental Partners	Environmental investments	Asia
19/07/07	IMSG	Sales/marketing services	Ireland
Mid-July	Tsar Emerald Corporation	Emerald mining	Russia
18/07/07	Spitfire Oil	Oil producer	Australia
17/07/07	Park Plaza	Hotels	Europe	1
12/07/07	PME African Infrastructure Opportunities	Investments	Africa
06/07/07	Cardsave	Card payments	UK
Early July	Vietnam Infrastructure	Investments	Vietnam
03/07/07	Discover Leisure	Caravan/leisure retailer	UK
Late June	AOI Medical	Orthopaedic devices	US
29/06/07	Equidebt	Debt collector	UK	1
28/06/07	PXP Qudos Vietnam Property Fund	Property Investments	Vietnam
Mid-June	Genesis Worldwide Inc	Construction technology	Canada
07/06/07	Vector Hospitality	Hotels	UK	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Recent Floats
date	name	activity	location	news
31/07/07	Connemara Mining Company (CON)	Zinc/Gold Mining	Ireland
Late July	Epicure Qatar Equity (EQEO)	Investments	Qatar
31/07/07	Pan African Resources (Barberton Mines) (PAF)	Mining	South Africa
26/07/07	Tawa (TAW)	Insurance investments	UK
24/07/07	Africa Opportunity Fund (AOF)	Investments	Africa
24/07/07	CapRegen (CGN)	Biotech investments	UK
24/07/07	India Hospitality Corp (IHC)	Hospitality investments	India
20/07/07	i-design group (IDG)	ATM adverts	UK	1
20/07/07	Mineral Securities (MXX)	Resource investments	British Virgin Islands
18/07/07	Mobile Doctors Group (Petsome) (MDG)	Medico-legal reports	UK
16/07/07	Freshwater UK (FWUK)	Marketing/PR	UK
16/07/07	Shieldtech (Base Group) (STEC)	Ballistic protection equipment	UK
13/07/07	Maple Energy (MPLE)	Oil/gas/ethanol	Peru
12/07/07	Dhir India Investments (DHIR)	Distressed investments	India
12/07/07	Superglass Holdings (SPGH)	Insulation manufacturer	UK
11/07/07	China Real Estate Opportunities (CREO)	Property investment/development	China	1
11/07/07	Trinity Venture Capital (TVC) (TVCH)	Investments	Ireland	1
10/07/07	Minerva Resources (Palladex) (MVA)	Mining	Kyrgyzstan, Ethiopia, Sierra Leone
09/07/07	Plant Offshore Group (POGL)	Oil/gas support	Malaysia
09/07/07	Queenco Leisure International (QLI)	Casino operator	Greece
06/07/07	Jetion Holdings (JHL)	Solar cell manufacturer	China	1
06/07/07	Mount Engineering (MOU)	Engineering	UK
05/07/07	Cobra Holdings (CBRA)	Wholesale insurance	UK
05/07/07	MobilityOne (MBO)	E-commerce payments	Malaysia

2007-08-01 13:20 (v1.0.3)

Barge pole, touch, wouldn't?

My local DFS seems to have a constant near empty car park.

Aldermore plans to list in March

Prospectus and dates for Woodford Patient Capital Invstment Trust

This maybe of interest - IPO to target 8% dividend yield

Aldermore jumps 10% on first day of trading

Shawbrook to list in London

Shawbrook IPO

Adultery website plans London IPO

Equiniti: Intention to Float
Equiniti has today announced its intention to carry out an initial public offering (IPO) on the London Stock Exchange by issuing an intention to float announcement.

Full details of the Global Offer will be included in the prospectus expected to be published in due course. It is expected that Admission will take place in October 2015.

Ibstock (Brick maker ) has announced plans to float.

The Lloyds offer I am ambivalent about at present.

Do we know all their dirty tricks ?
Can I buy in an ISA wrapper?
5% to market and bonus in a year is it that good an offer?
Is high street banking some thing to take a 1 year stake in with so many other new entrants nibbling away at their profitable areas?
Will watch as a long way to go yet.

Anyone looking at the WorldPay IPO?

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/b7a3fc6c-717e-11e5-9b9e-690fdae72044.html#axzz3oRSJoUxC

Worldpay started conditional trading today Tuesday (ie. before shares are officially listed on the Stock Exchange which will be this Friday).

The Worldpay IPO price was priced at 240p.

The shares began conditional trading this morning at 245p and are now 251p.

ST of IC -

Accrol (ACRL:100p), a Blackburn-based maker of toilet rolls and tissues, which manufactures the Aldi ranges I have mentioned, is listing its shares on the Alternative Investment Market on Friday, 10 June.
I seriously think we could clean up with Accrol too, which is why the shares are well worth investing in close to the placing price of 100p. My initial target price of 130p could prove conservative. Buy.

I will put up a thread on Friday

Hmm, could be on a roll with Accrol then! :o)

Or down the toilet . :-))

:o)

"UK software startup LoopUp announced on Monday that it intends to IPO on the London Stock Exchange.

LoopUp is hoping to raise £9 million on the AIM market for its conferencing software, giving the company a valuation of £40 million to £45 million, according to The Financial Times.

The stock market listing will mark one of the first UK tech IPOs since the UK voted to leave the European Union.

LoopUp's software allows conference call administrators to identify where background noise is coming from. It also automatically dials in all participants when they have registered to take part in a call."

StockMarketWire.com
LoopUp Group started trading on AIM today with a market capitalisation of approximately £40.8m, following a successful placing with institutional and private investors, raising total gross proceeds of £8.5m at a placing price of 100 pence.

Co-chief executive Steve Flavell said: "The completion of the IPO process marks an important and exciting milestone on LoopUp's journey as a UK-headquartered and internationally-minded technology company, and provides a significant catalyst for our continued growth.

"The reception from investors has been positive and encouraging, and reinforces our belief that our differentiated product, business model and plans for the future provide the foundation needed to deliver on our potential as a public company.

"Our focus will continue to be on delivering an exceptional product and service to our customers around the world, supported by the funds we've raised and emboldened by the faith our new shareholders have placed in us. These are exciting times."

Vue cinemas - sometime in 2017(Rumour)

Vue Entertainment is part of Vue International - one of the world's leading cinema operators, managing the most respected brands in major European markets and Taiwan, spanning ten countries, 211 sites and 1,875 screens.

The flotation is expected to value the company at around £1.7bn.

The sharecentre - The CEO of the UK’s third largest chain of cinemas has big plans. Tim Richards launched his first cinema in the year 2000, in Livingston, Scotland, today there are 200 Vue Cinemas, 85 in the UK and Ireland, but Richards believes that within a few years there will be just three or four global players in the cinema business, and he wants Vue to be among them. It’s been a good few years for the film industry, Cineworld’s shares have roughly trebled in five years, although this year has not seen so much movement. But with another line-up of mega movies planned for 2017 – and the sequel to the most successful film ever – Avatar – planned for 2018, and with new technologies possibly set to transform the movie experience, it is set to be an interesting time for the cinema business.  If the rumours about a VUE float prove true, then the money raised – after paying off the Canadian pension fund owner – would certainly help support Richards’ ambition.