UK 12:16 Wednesday, 7 October 2026
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Pressfit (PFIT) listed on the AIM Casino on August 1 2014. Its first profits warning came within three months. It was booted off the AIM Cesspit yesterday. It is Chinese. I name those responsible for this scandal - firms and individuals - and suggest that all concerned need steep fines and an immediate termination of their City careers and explain why.
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David Russell
I’m a DS shareholder but cannot blame them for this because the regulator of AIM let it happen to many times and everyone jumped on the flotation band wagon Its gone on for years. The people not the companies behind these flotation’s should be regulated and this should be removed if they have done wrong An old saying, its no good shutting a gate when the horse as bolted. I hope DS can recover from all this and return value to its shareholders. To many shareholders have lost out.Good luck also to all the people who invested in pressfit and the other china ones