LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Buyers came for Leed Petroleum, 6 pence up at
55-1/2 pence, following news that the company has encountered two additional pay
sands at the Eugene Island A-7 well, Gulf of Mexico.
Again on the upside, Synchronica edged up 0.75 of a penny to 6.375 pence
after the mobile email and synchronisation specialist revealed a worldwide
licensing agreement with a Chinese consumer electronics and handset manufacturer
for its push email and synchronisation software Mobile Gateway.
Synchronica will receive a revenue share of 20 percent of all revenues
earned by the manufacturer for the service, with a minimum of $1.00 per handset
per year.
Back with the explorers, Lansdowne Oil & Gas moved ahead 3 pence to 30-1/2
pence as the company granted a farm-in option to Island Expro, an Island Oil &
Gas unit, over the Prospective Old Head Gas Trend in Licence 4/07.
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