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HLS Largest Shareholder Barclays - Update & Action Alerts

Smash HLS | 06.08.2008 23:19 | SHAC | Animal Liberation | Health | London | World

Barclays Global Investments has called a PR meeting to decide what to do about the protests against them. Remind them that HLS shares = puppy killing scum!



Target: Barclays Global Investors UK Holdings Ltd, a part of Barclays Bank
Detail: HLS' largest institutional shareholder with 279,842 shares in HLS (LSR)

Action alerts include all Barclays divisions; corporate, investors, capital, wealth, banking, and all other miscellaneous contacts involved with the bank.

All departments have a major influence in raising concerns over HLS and the blood money shares they are responsible for, so please email, phone and write to Barclays today. They are one of LSR's largest instuitional investors and they need to know exactly what HLS is like.

The links below contain over a thousand email addresses along with all UK and international offices/branches/cashpoints/contacts as well as sample letters.

ACTION ALERTS - BARCLAYS BANK PLC

1. CORPORATE  http://indymedia.org.uk/en/2008/07/405055.html
2. GLOBAL INVESTORS  http://indymedia.org.uk/en/2008/08/405100.html
3. CAPITAL  http://indymedia.org.uk/en/2008/08/405181.html
4. CAPITAL  http://indymedia.org.uk/en/2008/08/405231.html
5. CAPITAL / WEALTH / BANKING  http://indymedia.org.uk/en/2008/08/405312.html
6. BARCLAYS BANKING / MISC  http://indymedia.org.uk/en/2008/08/405439.html

Smash HLS
- Homepage: http://indymedia.org.uk/en/actions/2008/shac/

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also important to know..

07.08.2008 11:56

Barclay's may well be a big shareholder in HLS, but if they sell their shares, someone else buys them. However, don't forget that they also hold shares in the NYSE. it could be more effective to ask them to put pressure on the NYSE to stop listing Life Sciences Research. if LSR get kicked off the exchange then they can't trade their shares..

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The two go hand in hand: HLS/NYSE shareholders

07.08.2008 15:54

"it could be more effective to ask them to put pressure on the NYSE to stop listing Life Sciences Research. if LSR get kicked off the exchange then they can't trade their shares."

Of course. But they're not going to dump NYSE shares until they realise that HLS blood money isn't worth it. I imagine the campaign will continue against them if they are as fragile as they are making out to be to all campaigners...

When it comes to getting LSR off the exchange, its as you suggested through the top NYSE shareholders, such as recent increase in demos against Goldman Sachs, but also HLS itself needs to have a low numbers of shares bought. As if they have lots of shareholders, there's not going to be enough to convince NYSE to drop them for financial reasons (i.e. they're loosing the exchange too much money and no shareholders = nobody wants them there).

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