CCC want to list on AIM and from my understanding don't want to issue massive amounts of new shares.
If this is the case they would they need to have a broker accumulating shares on their behalf to offer potential investors on AIM.
A broker obviously wants to make a quid out of the exercise so they accumulate at the lowest possible prices knowing the shares are potentially worth much more.
CCC have been coming out with positive announcements albeit a little light on in specifics, as noted by other HC posters, with the detail to follow in the near future. Could it be that these specifics that we are looking for are going to be released to correspond with the AIM listing. But........
This is what confuses me;
With the global nature of investment today, why doesn't a potential investor from Europe, China, Korea,America or South Africa simply buy on the Australian market at current prices?
A penny for your thoughts or should I say 4 cents for your thoughts ......
CCC Price at posting:
39.0¢ Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
