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Don't know why I bother · Jul 26, 2017

Not strictly football but had to chuckle about who wants to buy his company for 90 million

Dragons' Den reject 'offered £90million for his business' | Daily Mail Online

Nick · Jul 26, 2017

Is it bollocks worth 90 million. Got him some free publicity though.

Robccfc87 · Jul 26, 2017

Nick said:
Is it bollocks worth 90 million. Got him some free publicity though.

You're not suggesting he's an attention seeker are you Nick!!!!!

oucho · Jul 26, 2017

Never heard of this bloke. Edit - spotted it references Joe Dhindsa. LOL.

Captain Dart · Jul 26, 2017

Don't know why I bother said:
Not strictly football but had to chuckle about who wants to buy his company for 90 million

Dragons' Den reject 'offered £90million for his business' | Daily Mail Online

LOL, £90M offer from Joe Dhinsa. Where have we heard that name before. PMSL!
Failed football club takeovers - from Coventry City to Manchester United

Nick · Jul 26, 2017

It really is a non story.

Might be one for OSB

His latest accounts show he has 22k worth of assets and 29k of liabilities.

Bit of a jump to get to 90m isn't it, it's just free marketing. His website doesn't even load properly.

letsallsingtogether · Jul 26, 2017

Yes but it keeps us on going was quite funny.
Think he would do well side by side with our Joy, when it comes to pricing assets.

Terry Gibson's perm · Jul 26, 2017

Next one will say they have an offer of 3p or undisclosed offer from a n unnamed hedge fund and she says she has the perfect premises but just needs to get the current owners removed

rondog1973 · Jul 26, 2017

2 Michael Knighton standard fantasists.

martcov · Jul 26, 2017

Nick said:
It really is a non story.

Might be one for OSB

His latest accounts show he has 22k worth of assets and 29k of liabilities.

Bit of a jump to get to 90m isn't it, it's just free marketing. His website doesn't even load properly.

On his athlonegroup.com website the figure is 9.5 billion dollars of business - based in Kazakhstan. Started off selling lawn mower parts apparently..

Nick · Jul 26, 2017

martcov said:
On his athlonegroup.com website the figure is 9.5 billion dollars of business - based in Kazakhstan. Started off selling lawn mower parts apparently..

Dhinsa doesn't own this company

Captain Dart · Jul 26, 2017

martcov said:
On his athlonegroup.com website the figure is 9.5 billion dollars of business - based in Kazakhstan. Started off selling lawn mower parts apparently..

There must be a lot of grass in Kazakhstan.

martcov · Jul 26, 2017

Nick said:
Dhinsa doesn't own this company

Yes, but that picture is him.. how is he connected?

Nick · Jul 26, 2017

martcov said:
Yes, but that picture is him.. how is he connected?

Apparently Dhinsa records his company will be worth that:

He said: 'It's not worth that yet, but the potential investor - Coventry multi-millionaire Jojar Singh Dhinsa - has the vision to see what I could be making in a few years time. Unlike the Dragons.'

He reckons the business is valued at £16m? (how??) but he turned down 90m off Dhinsa.

martcov · Jul 26, 2017

Nick said:
Apparently Dhinsa records his company will be worth that:

He reckons the business is valued at £16m? (how??) but he turned down 90m off Dhinsa.

My Dharma (duty) is to work, so that I can give.

Jojar S. Dhinsa was born in Coventry, United Kingdom. International business financier, advisor to business leaders, Jojar Dhinsa first came into the public eye in 2002 when his keen eye for spotting good business ideas led to him setting up his private equity firm, Athlone Group. Having forged business links with the main Middle East Royal Families, Athlone Group is now a $9.5 billion corporation with expanding operations including; executive search, financial, business and media services these are expected to double within the next 3 years.
Jojar is now expanding his business exponentially on a global scale with key Government and Royal connections.

Jojar started business life doing his local paper round and quickly progressed to his first venture – a lawnmower parts business that earned him his first £1,000 profit. It was his move into exporting goods however that allowed Jojar to capitalise on and further develop his natural talent for driving a good business deal. Before reaching 17 Jojar had made his first million and had begun building a reputation and business network that later would lead to the successful foundation of the Athlone Group.

Otis · Jul 26, 2017

Ha! Just spotted this on the CT and was just about to create a thread.

Surely this completely nullifies any validity to any valuation or offer.

Terry Gibson's perm · Jul 26, 2017

martcov said:
On his athlonegroup.com website the figure is 9.5 billion dollars of business - based in Kazakhstan. Started off selling lawn mower parts apparently..

It should say 9.5 billion dollars of business have slipped through his fingers or gone elsewhere.

Looking at that business I will give him everything I have in my pocket for it the princely sum of £2.64

ajsccfc · Jul 26, 2017

He's holding out for a cool 100mil from Alki David

fernandopartridge · Jul 26, 2017

martcov said:
On his athlonegroup.com website the figure is 9.5 billion dollars of business - based in Kazakhstan. Started off selling lawn mower parts apparently..

He bought the business off of a certain Rodney Trotter circa 1982, it's gone from strength to strength since.

fernandopartridge · Jul 26, 2017

You do have to laugh at the Daily Mail, any possible dig at the BBC as if they're investing license fee payers money with these cranks, and using evidence of an offer from a known fantasist to back up the story. Pathetic newspaper.

Edit - Professional Gains Meals Ltd was only incorporated on 27 April 2017 according to Companies House. £100 share capital.

vow · Jul 26, 2017

fernandopartridge said:
Daily Fail

corrected for you.

Captain Dart · Jul 26, 2017

Walter Mitty has got nothing on this guy.

Nick · Oct 29, 2017

Dragons' Den reject 'worth £90m' is now driving a Smart car

It's just a shame newspapers give these fools the time of day and publish their nonsense for them.

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