Shares Time2Learn/progility

George38 | 19:49 Mon 13th Oct 2014 | Business & Finance

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I bought 20,000 Time2Learn shares at 1p each in December 2000. I stopped following how they fared some years ago. I now find that the Company has change its name to ILX and more recently to Progility. The shares are now quoted as 10p each. Does anyone know if, during the years I have had them, they have been revalued and individual holdings reduced in number, or can I assume that I am now 10 times richer that when I first bought them?

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Buenchico

Bad news!
"In August 2003 there was a share consolidation whereby 1,000 old shares became 1 new share"

http://progility-ir.co.uk/faq.html

So you've got 20 new shares at 10p = £2

:(

George38

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Thanks Buenchico, I didn't think I Could be that lucky! Oh well, back to the drawing board!!

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