Red Leopard (#RLH) – AIM cancellation as no deal completed
- 2018-02-19 00:56:26
UK 20:43 Tuesday, 3 November 2026
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Despite the fact that LSE’s favourite ramper was telling everyone that would listen that it would be multi-bagging for fun at Red Leopard Holdings (RLH), it bowed to the inevitable today and announced that it hadn’t managed to get the deal done within the six months’ time limit and its listing will be cancelled. It will keep trying, mind.
I wrote at the weekend about the surprising lack of TR-1’s at Red Leopard Holdings (RLH), particularly from the largest shareholder Spreadex, with the company having gone into suspension pending an RTO. Well, as if by magic, they arrived yesterday, after hours of course.
With ten days to go until enforced suspension, Red Leopard Holdings (RLH) announced a potential RTO on Friday relating to a coal project in Colombia. I thought I’d take a look at what it might mean for the shareholders which raised the question as to the bloody shareholders actually are – does no-one file a TR-1 anymore??
A couple of pieces this weekend on similar themes, namely insiders cashing in and unusual, or complete lack of, TR-1s. This first article looks at the astonishing amount of money seemingly made in no time at all by Chris Akers at Red Leopard Holdings (RLH).
I see things are beginning to stir at Red Leopard Holdings (RLH) but one of Friday’s RNS’s relating to a significant stake being acquired by Spreadex left me in a bit of a cold sweat. History isn’t going to repeat itself so soon is it?
Following my recent recommendations on Red Leopard Holdings (RLH), I note yesterday’s warrant exercise announcement which appears to me to mean that the recent investor, Chris Akers, has taken some money off the table already so think I’ll follow suit. Let me explain.
Following my recent recommendations on Red Leopard Holdings (RLH), I note yesterday’s warrant exercise announcement which appears to me to mean that the recent investor, Chris Akers, has taken some money off the table already so think I’ll follow suit. Let me explain.
Following my recommendation on Red Leopard earlier this month, I thought I’d follow up with a compare and contrast of Akers related stocks looking at the different phases of the investment lifecycle and how to make money at those different stages.
My second punt for the weekend is even more rash than my first, but having seen Chris Akers pull off a bit of magic at EVR Holdings (EVRH), I’m struggling to resist a little dabble at Red Leopard Holdings (RLH) which he rescued this week with a £250,000 investment.
