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Bluwater Bio | LSE:BWB | London | Ordinary Share | KYG119491077 | ORD 0.5P (DI) |
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21/8/2010 | 17:09 | Bluewater Bio - biological wastewater treatment | 36 |
29/11/2004 | 17:03 | BWB Interesting Buys | 5 |
29/11/2004 | 17:03 | Rumours | 4 |
29/11/2004 | 17:02 | Burtonwood tipped in investors chronicle | 37 |
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Posted at 22/4/2010 12:03 by kooba ceo on cnbc this am...all seems to be going very well.technology proven now going for roll out...strong institutional backing etc not sure if there will ever be easy accessed liquidity in these but since last fundraise at 12p one would have to think per share value must be in mid high teens with the interest in the sector and the progress the company is making.imho. |
Posted at 04/4/2009 21:08 by kooba 04/04 ft.Clear water? Bluewater Bio International was a pioneer of the growing trend for companies to quit Aim. In November, it surprised the market by deciding to leave just 11 months after raising £2.7m at 12½p a share, only to see its valuation fade away. The notice for the extraordinary meeting featured the list of reasons to delist that have become something of a mantra for companies leaving the market. It asserted that "the current investment climate is such that it is substantially more straightforward for private companies to raise finance than small-cap public companies". The company has proved its point by raising a further £2.3m for the equivalent of 12½p a share from Aqua Resources Fund. Its revolutionary technology, which treats effluent to produce water that can be used again, was last week signed up by Nesma, a leading contractor in Saudi Arabia. The flotation was not premature, insists Daniel Ishag, chief executive. "We had a clear strategy, and being a public company put us on the world's radar . Copyright The Financial Times Limited 2009 |
Posted at 17/3/2009 16:59 by ted32 koobaI'm now off to the pub. Many thanks for your insight. But why delist? I'm sure that BWB could have raised the money still being quoted on aim. Thank you kooba. |
Posted at 17/3/2009 16:51 by kooba ted32,yes in a word.company definately alive and kicking with £2.32m of new capital. as far as i can tell the company has just raised new money at 12 times suspension price ie 12p.i am awaiting bwb to call me back but i believe this is correct.market cap at suspension 2.48m @ 1p now they are selling sub 8% stake i calculate roughly to be 18.75m new shares new shares for £2.32m which i make 12.37p per share.fingers crossed will post again once confirmed. |
Posted at 17/3/2009 16:44 by ted32 koobaMany thanks for the information. I attempted to get a share certificate from bluewater when they delisted but I was told by Barclays Stockbrokers that they were in admin. Having seen this new info I logged on to BWB website but could not find anything. Having written off £5000 through this investment are you telling me kooba that I stand a good chance to get my money back? |
Posted at 17/3/2009 16:08 by kooba unless my numbers are wrong..this would appear to involve a transaction in existing stock at around 10p and a subscription for new shares at circa 12p.double checking but certainly appears to be 10 times suspension price. |
Posted at 17/3/2009 16:06 by kooba RNS Number : 9991O Aqua Resources Fund Limited 17 March 2009 AQUA RESOURCES ANNOUNCES INVESTMENT IN BLUEWATER BIO INTERNATIONAL 17 March 2009 - Aqua Resources Fund Limited ("Aqua"), the closed-ended investment company managed by FourWinds Capital Management ("FWCM") established to invest in global water opportunities, announced today that it has entered into certain arrangements with regard to an investment of up to approximately 15 per cent. of the fully diluted share capital of Bluewater Bio International ("BBI" or "Bluewater Bio") a company incorporated in the Cayman Islands and involved in the design and marketing of an advanced biological solution for the treatment of wastewater. BBI focuses on selling its proprietary wastewater technology, HYBACS, to both the municipal treatment sector and to industrial consumers and polluters of water. This investment follows Aqua's initial joint venture agreement with the Ranhill Group to invest in water and wastewater operations in the People's Republic of China and Thailand, in November 2008. The investment announced today fits well with Aqua's strategy as it not only adds an attractive set of technologies focusing on wastewater treatment and water recycling, but also a very good geographic coverage with partnerships and clients in both Western and Eastern Europe as well as the Middle East. Furthermore BBI has moved towards signing reference plants and distribution contracts with high profile water players. BBI creates an excellent fit in many business areas for Aqua. Part of the investment in BBI by Aqua (representing 8.51 per cent. of the existing ordinary share capital of BBI) has been acquired by Aqua from FWCM for an aggregate sum of US$ 2.97 million (EUR 2.30 million). This purchase constitutes a smaller related party transaction to which the provisions of UKLA Listing Rule 11.1.10R apply and have been complied with. BDO Stoy Hayward LLP has been appointed by the Company as its sponsor to act in relation to this aspect of the transaction. Following this purchase, FWCM retains a holding of 0.07 per cent. of the existing issued share capital of BBI. Aqua has also entered into legally binding heads of terms, subject to definitive legal documentation and necessary shareholder, board and third party approvals to be obtained by BBI, under which Aqua has agreed to invest further cash, by way of a subscription for new ordinary shares and warrants of BBI, in order to increase its shareholding following its purchase from FWCM (as referred to above) from 8.51 per cent. to up to 16.13 per cent. of the enlarged issued share capital of BBI (14.94 per cent. of the share capital, fully diluted after the exercise of existing options and warrants), at an additional aggregate cost of approximately GBP2.32 million (EUR 2.51 million). Hasan Askari, Chairman of Aqua's Board of Directors, said "The Board is delighted to announce Aqua's second transaction which positions Aqua with a strategic investment in a fast growing technology company bringing innovative solutions to the municipal and industrial wastewater sector". Foreign exchange calculations have been based on the following rates: US$ EUR 0.7757and GBP EUR 0.9227. Further enquiries: FourWinds Capital Management, Investment Manager Kimberly Tara, Chief Executive Officer Valerie Daoud Henderson, Head of Europe Environment Group Jui Kian Lim, Head of Asia Environment Team info@fourwindscm.com BDO Stoy Hayward LLP, Sponsor John Stephan +44 (0)121 352 6200 Cenkos Securities plc, Corporate Broker Will Rogers +44 (0)20 7397 1920 Dion Di Miceli +44 (0)20 7397 1921 HSBC Securities Services (Guernsey) Limited, Administrator Tel: +44 (0) 1481 707 000 Citigate Dewe Rogerson, PR Advisor Sarah Gestetner /Lindsay Noton +44 207 638 9571 Disclaimers End |
Posted at 18/11/2008 12:32 by ted32 kooba...must admit I was a bit taken back by the aqualia contract only days after the delisting.It surely must have made a positive impact on the share price if the co had not delisted. Applied for share certificate so perhaps not all is lost. |
Posted at 14/11/2008 12:12 by kooba for interest to any holders that do not wish to hold i believe boutique investment bank novus capital www.novus-cap.com are prepared to mop up any loose holders at around suspension price if anyone wants out. |
Posted at 10/6/2008 12:06 by maytrees Well the facts that until MT Glass posted yesterday,no one had posted since riptracker's post last year and that by May 2008 BWB share price had fallen to 4.26p to buy, caused me to have a look. No revenue stream stats. is the main worry but the need for and ethical/green nature of its services seem clear. I bought a few at the begining of May at 4.26p and topped up later that month at 5.50p. Since then there has been some buying and sufficient share price gains to put my Bluewater Bio holdings in the blue (lol) ALl imho so dyor |
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