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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Pan Pacific | LSE:PPA | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B6ZFXS05 | ORD 0.1P |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 1.575 | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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| 24/7/2012 | 14:51 | Pan Pacific - New Moderated Thread | 8,082 |
| 24/7/2012 | 14:51 | The new NEW PPA 2012 | 263 |
| 27/1/2012 | 12:23 | Pan Pacific - North American miner with potential | 4,419 |
| 30/3/2011 | 23:24 | PPA | 5 |
| 28/6/2010 | 11:17 | PPA -VSA share allocation | 5 |
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Posted at 09/7/2012 18:02 by mg78 No grudge against you personally Happy Bear (even though I may have justification for that - I'm not interested in name calling). This is about the company, their actions as a business and their 'performance' as a plc.They owe me nothing. I traded it years ago and profited. I abandoned the company when I realised the true extent of their plans (and environmental implication/conseque I've always tried to direct most of my comment here towards what it is they do (or don't do), their history (both operational, financial, environmental)...... So far have called it right from several pence a share, pre consolidation, even way before pre RTO talks. In this time, I've faced napalm from maybe 10 bulls on here....each falling by the wayside and 'disappearing' before being replaced by another. Have followed it for years. Inside out. Shaw pit. Good. A better option than previous targets in Sechelt. I applaud them. But no money. And low calibre management who can't cut it. I haven't commented here for months. I'm an irrelevance regarding the share price or fortunes or otherwise of this business. If you are relying on the fact that someone would not have plumped up money at the last raising only to see it lost, remind yourself that from many tens of pence a share, PPA raised funds on many many occasions all the way down to the 0.0 something. Consider he has called it incorrectly already considering where these now sit with regards to the post consolidation price. LCG's last shareholders report was awful - like something from a junior-level classroom, let alone something issued by a PLC to the financial markets. Proposed name-change tells you a lot. Regards. |
Posted at 09/7/2012 09:11 by mg78 BAM BAM Rubble 17 Apr'12 - 13:15 - 7923 of 8062 Yorkville haven't loaned anything, they've agreed to forward sell or 'churn' shares into the market provided there is sufficient liquidity to do so, after which they'll be given an equivalent amount of shares to cover the gap at a 5% discount. The service hasn't been used yet, most likely due to the lack of liquidity and the recent placing at 50% discount to the consolidation price was done instead, however with a large mortgage liability due to be paid or refinanced in 9/10 weeks, it may have to be used soon, at which point we could see a rapid decline in the share price to the 1p level. Happy Bear 17 Apr'12 - 13:16 - 7924 of 8062 What a load of nonsense. |
Posted at 26/6/2012 07:21 by nicd as a long term holder, I regretfully say, PPA insiders have shown a huge LACK of integrity, trousering huge numbers of free shares and remuneration while decimating the share price Maybe the new lot are better, but no sign so far. But good to hear from a local, please keep up the posts |
Posted at 25/6/2012 23:56 by moochy I'm Canadian and I hold some of these shares. The thing with Vancouver is that even in "world recession" Vancouver is still flourishing. The reason for this is because of immigration, which continues to be strong, especially because of oriental immigration. The people who immigrate to Vancouver, generally arrive with lots of cash. They buy houses and many of then set up small family businesses. This is why demand for aggregates remains strong. However., PPA like many other companies who wish to succeed, require strong and intelligent management, like any other company, even in a growing economy. Although I hold PPA, (small holding) which I purchased two months ago, I do not know if management have the integrity, care, and ability to make PPA a profitable company that can grow year on year. This we shall see. GLA. |
Posted at 14/5/2012 07:20 by topinfo PPA More good news.DJ Pan Pacific Aggregates PLC Local Area Plan, Shaw Pit TIDMPPA RNS Number : 2316D Pan Pacific Aggregates PLC 14 May 2012 Pan Pacific Aggregates plc ("PPA" or the "Company") Local Area Plan, Shaw Pit Pan Pacific Aggregates plc (AIM:PPA), the British Columbia based aggregates company, announces that at a Council meeting of The District of Mission on Monday 7 May 2012, the Council agreed to develop a Local Area Plan ("the Plan") for inclusion in the Official Community Plan for the Keystone Avenue aggregate operations. The Plan will encourage a collaborative and complementary approach between local operators, including PPA, for the extraction and processing of the aggregates. The Plan will also address the afteruse and future development of the pits once exhausted. It allows PPA the opportunity to agree terms with other operators for PPA to operate other pits. Shaw Pit Shaw Pit is an existing sand and gravel pit owned by The District of Mission. PPA has been selected by The District of Mission to operate the reserve, and the Company is currently in discussions to achieve an amendment to the Mines Permit to reflect the envisaged operational requirements. The extraction, processing and sale of aggregates will be operated by PPA. Chairman, Lynda Chase-Gardener, commented, "We look forward to working with Shaw Pit's neighbouring operators to develop The District of Mission's Local Area Plan, especially with regard to processing and supplying into local concrete and asphalt manufacturing facilities." For further information please visit the Company's website (www.panagg.com) or contact: Pan Pacific Aggregates plc |
Posted at 21/4/2012 22:03 by mg78 Jervaulx - agree he has more credentials than the others, but he has actually been at PPA for quite a while now.eelbuoy - then why did PPA pull out of the Environmental Impact Assessment? Also, what your quote doesn't consider is that although a given area might be remote, and removed from people's dwellings, that doesn't necessarily mean it's not environmentally sensitive. Also, as I'm sure you're aware, quarrying can have environmental consequences far beyond the immediate area - especially if waterways are disrupted or polluted. People have been upset with how PPA have behaved, environmentally, in Sechelt when they first staked their claim to prospect and quarry there. A bill was passed to stop them in their tracks and an Environmental Assessment had to be done before they could continue - something PPA failed to complete, I believe. Also, the specific area they mention means access and removal of stone may actually be trickier. Listen. I don't doubt the quality of the limestone there. And I don't doubt that it could be worth a lot. Unfortunately for the business, it's in an area of great value - ecologically, environmentally, socially, recreationally. This is perhaps why (?) larger companies have already looked at Sechelt and walked away. The Fraser Valley in general may offer better, less damaging options for PPA, and I hope for your sake and that of the environment, they will be sensible and look to these other areas. Once again, this website will furnish you with a lot of interesting arguments as to why Sechelt is not suited to major open-cast quarrying. It might not be stuff you want to read but it is highly relevant to your investment, even if you personally couldn't give two hoots for ecology, salmon stocks, rare birds and amphibians. Regards. Everything written in good faith and to the best of my knowledge and in my own opinion, where applicable. |
Posted at 19/4/2012 10:40 by share_shark So knowing Nick Lee's modus operandi, like LDP, where he must have taken he shareholder whom the brought the shares from, to the cleaners,I am hoping for news to appear regarding further aquisitions or even something more spectactular. Both Lynda and Nick appear to be real Tigers on their own. Together I think they may well be more like lions !. Even more welcome is the appearance of Bruce Rowan and his Tiger resources. All cats together ?.I am far away from my own home PC but I posted this elsewhere on the 11th.Dec.2011 and so again courtesy of Happy Bear, someones else's opinion. THIS is what I posted doorway !. . share_shark - 11 Dec'11 - 23:04 - 1166 of 1999 edit PPA. Pan Pacific. Keep eye here.Looks ready to move INMHO. Could be why Mr/Johnson bought ?. PPA won major contract in September. Vancouver starting to boom again. Also "expects to complete an acquisition within a month," extract from below............... Happy Bear - 8 Dec'11 - 11:18 - 7623 of 7625 Re- the above. Sounds positive. Should lead to a nice spike within a month, especially from this price, imho. _____________ LONDON (Dow Jones)--British Columbia, Canada-focused building materials miner Pan Pacific Aggregates PLC (PPA.LN) expects to complete an acquisition within a month, to help boost its asset base to the point where the group can be sold off to a major aggregates business within three years, Chairman Euan McAlpine told Dow Jones Newswires on Thursday. The firm currently supplies aggregates from one quarry, Quadling Quarry, in Vancouver but expects another, Sechelt, also in Vancouver, to start production in the second quarter of 2012. McAlpine, the former managing director of U.K. aggregates business Alfred McAlpine Minerals Ltd., and Managing Director William Voaden declined to provide any details about the upcoming acquisition apart from saying they are confident an announcement will be made within a month. They said Pan Pacific plans to buy quarries and improve their efficiency, which they believe is a fairly straightforward goal, given the relatively advanced nature of European quarries compared with their Canadian counterparts. This would involve things like improving the turnaround speed of loading trucks and efficiently managing stockpiles to meet demand, they said. The directors believe that Pan Pacific is back on track for growth, following a failed reverse takeover earlier in the year, financing woes in which the firm had to undertake a company voluntary arrangement and the resultant 85% decline in its share price. The directors said they don't expect the firm to go back to the market for working capital and expect to be cash neutral over the next 12 months, after taking into account the upcoming acquisition. In September, the firm signed its largest contract to date, to supply 100,000 metric tons of aggregate for a major construction project in Vancouver. If the firm successfully delivers this major contract, the directors expect it to lead to more contracts. The contract, which is expected to last for six months, currently accounts for around half of the group's production capacity, they said. There is also the possibility the contract could be extended by up to three years. The directors also noted that because of major infrastructure development projects in Vancouver, one of its major competitors is running at full capacity, opening up the market for Pan Pacific and lifting prices, thus boosting margins. Shares at 1525 GMT were flat at 0.06 pence in a slightly higher Alternative Investment Market--up 0.3% -By Iain Packham, Dow Jones Newswires; 44-20-7842-9269; iain.packham@dowjone (END) Dow Jones Newswires December 02, 2011 00:30 ET (05:30 GMT) |
Posted at 17/4/2012 13:46 by sweepie2 Have to say that I am a supporter of Nick Lee but looking at the share price of PPA, it doesn't look good at the moment I hope this isn't the first failure by NL, no wonder the share price of Viridas has been hammered since they purchased their stake in PPA |
Posted at 13/4/2012 07:01 by topinfo DJ Pan Pacific Aggregates PLC Completion of BC Hydro Cable TIDMPPA RNS Number : 2578B Pan Pacific Aggregates PLC 13 April 2012 Pan Pacific Aggregates plc ("PPA" or "the Company") Completion of BC Hydro Cable Pan Pacific Aggregates plc (AIM:PPA), the British Columbia based aggregates company, is pleased to announce the completion of the BC Hydro cable diversion at its Quadling Quarry in the Fraser Valley Regional District. The 911 emergency cable at Quadling was moved to the west of the quarry where reserves have previously been worked out, to allow the Company access to new aggregate material. The power has now been switched to the new diverted cable providing PPA access to the eastern end of the quarry. The project was completed within budget. The cause of the delay to the previously stated schedule was poor weather hindering the helicopter from lifting vital components to the top of the quarry. As previously reported, the cable diversion enables PPA access to more than one million tonnes of further reserves and reduces operating costs by allowing direct delivery of shot rock to the processing unit. Chairman, Lynda Chase-Gardener, comments: "The BC Hydro cable diversion project is a large step forward in the development of both the Quadling Quarry and Pan Pacific Aggregates as a Company. I would like to thank all those involved in this very complicated task and I look forward to seeing Quadling Quarry reap the benefits of this diversion" For further information please visit the Company's website (www.panagg.com) or contact: Pan Pacific Aggregates plc Lynda Chase-Gardener, Chairman Tel: +44(0) 1206 230770 Euan McAlpine, Executive Director Tel: +44(0) 182 925 0576 |
Posted at 10/1/2012 16:31 by monkey puzzle A share consolidation is usually the signal that MMs take to start a whole new period of further declines in a company's share price...seen it dozens of times elsewhere, add to that the proposed SEDA (nearly always another negative for any share price) and I don't see anything good about the likely share price here post consolidation...all imo fwiw |
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