UK 13:57 Monday, 26 October 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
The last two filings at ailing Vox Markets, the company paid by others to ramp their shares, make for interesting reading. Before Christmas, we saw revised accounts for the year to August 31 2020, showing negative net tangible assets of c. £450,000 and negative net current assets of £581,000, up by nearly 50% on the year. So, having corrected all the errors in its first filed accounts, Vox looked bust. I can’t wait for the 2021 accounts. It gets worse.
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