UK 09:37 Wednesday, 7 October 2026
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Phew, what a scorcher! The heat really was turned up on the ShareProphets AIM-China Filthy Forty over the past two weeks. Last week we had one AIM-execution, a suspension (and subsequent restoration) as Vmoto (VMT) announced a transaction which we find less than credible (HERE) and results from Jiasen (JSI) which prompted Tom Winnifrith to present us with a choice that he was a banana or Jiasen is a fraud. And JQW (JQW) had its operations suspended by the Chinese authorities for contraventions of advertising and pyramid-selling regulations before releasing less than convincing interims. This week saw fourteen of the Filthy Forty racing to the line to get results filed by close of play Wednesday so as to avoid automatic suspension, two of which added to the overcrowding problem on AIM’s Death Row as their Nomad quit. Here is the ShareProphets round-up of AIM-China Red Flags served up this past week.
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Comments
rob
I see Mayair (MAYA) have potential to be another China to add to your filthy 40, ipo’d in May
Tom Winnifrith
Good spot.
Profitable but burning cash, 25m cash but happy to maintain 10m borrowings at punitive rates, plans to spunk its cash on new factory in China. All has a familiar ring to it does it not?
T