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Renewable Energy (#REH) insolvency hearings to be in IOM on may 4

2016-04-19 23:31:46

Renewable Energy – end of the road (after hours, natch), it’s a zero

Just in case anyone missed it, AIM-listed (but suspended since 20 Nov 2015) Renewable Energy Holdings (REH) has announced that it is going into wind-up proceedings. A Red Flag at Night, then.

By Nigel Somerville, the Deputy Sheriff of AIM | Published 2016-04-01 00:41:14 |

Renewable Energy Holdings wishes its shareholders a Merry Christmas by warning of insolvency in Q1 2016

Renewable Energy Holdings (REH), already suspended from trading on AIM in November when the company lost a planning consent application, released an RNS entitled Amendment of Loan and Loan Facility. And in the true spirit of Christmas the following statement was buried in the text:

By Nigel Somerville, the Deputy Sheriff of AIM | Published 2015-12-24 06:00:55 |

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Sohail8 Nov 2026

Why are mobile homes unsellable

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BEARISHBULL8 Nov 2026

There's still activity at the chunk end - house up our street sold in 2 weeks, went to sealed bids over £1.75m, needed gutting. Another (large) 4 bed semi went to a bidding war at £1.5m.

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BLENHEIM8 Nov 2026

I note that new housing developments around Oxford have stalled and are being mothballed.The Barton estate is an example. There are partly built blocks there, complete with scaffolding, now fenced off.I’d speculate that they won’t be completed for a few years.

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WELL INFORMED8 Nov 2026

That's nonsense Mayfairman - the basic tenent of economics is the supply of money chasing the same, or fewer goods. Pretty obvious to anyone really. You see something in the shop for £100 but everyone can afford £200 for it - ergo the price will go up. Inflation is purely too much money chasing too few goods.So, Tom is 100% correct.

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Sohail8 Nov 2026

Well institutions dont seem to have got the message !They have hardly any investment in the sector.

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MANICSEAGULL8 Nov 2026

Here on the edge of the Yorkshire dales it seems the property class that is going down rather dramatically is mobile homes on the holiday parks - they are almost unsellable now.

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