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Shares in Afriag (AFRI) continue to slide despite token share purchases by fat Aussie share ramper David Lenigas, aka Jabba The Hutt. They now trade at just 0.24p valuing the company at £3.3 million. It ain't worth it. The last placing, 13 months ago ( unlucky for some, like those who participated) was at 0.4p. In absolute terms that was a poor investment, relative to most Jabba stocks it is quite a good result.
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wildrides
No one has yet offered any evidence there is a real fridge truck ( sorry Dave ……Tuc…..) business . Its all a mirage.
P/s Mazda sell a caravanette in Africa called the “Bongo” so you can tour and sleep in your “Bongo” in Bongo Bongo land ………….. what could be better than that …………. apart from spotting a real Afri Ag truck ( sorry Tuc ).