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AEX Aminex Plc

0.85
-0.05 (-5.56%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Aminex Plc LSE:AEX London Ordinary Share IE0003073255 ORD EUR0.001 (CDI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.05 -5.56% 0.85 0.80 0.90 0.90 0.85 0.90 3,674,301 09:46:57
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs 64k -4.06M -0.0010 -8.50 35.79M
Aminex Plc is listed in the Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker AEX. The last closing price for Aminex was 0.90p. Over the last year, Aminex shares have traded in a share price range of 0.575p to 1.425p.

Aminex currently has 4,211,167,024 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Aminex is £35.79 million. Aminex has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -8.50.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
02/6/2015
09:12
Just read the annual report and Bhattacherjee and Thompson are laughing all the way to the bank

ludicrous salaries + pensions for achieving sweet fa and with aminex at the begging bowl

studentinvestor13
02/6/2015
08:01
I agree
However timelines can be moved as we have already seen

rich2006
02/6/2015
07:26
I believe AEX has a chance not to be disappointing but it does need some ducks to line up:

Signed GSA
Ruvuma farmout, ideally for free carry
Argo dispatched to the neverworld

The problem is time, everything needs to happen in the next two months.

ngms27
02/6/2015
07:15
GerryJanes.Firstly thanks. Am not cashing in Amur. In for the long haul as i beleieve the value of the company to be in the range of 150-200p. with AIM its generally sell on spikes and after cooling period, buy back in again so with like with Amur, I tuck a few away here and keep a small trading lot. Trading lot may or may not be sold on a spike but the money tucked away in ISA's is untouchable. I believe if one only tucks away a small amount each year on run down stocks like AEX then come 5-6 years it will be retirement for the individual. AMC and some others I hold, have proved this. I believe AEX will not disappoint.
duxy786_2
01/6/2015
11:03
Big fan of N27's experience of the Sector and how it works also he trades at the appropriate times (maybe just my impression, although I read him over many stocks), obviously he gets it wrong sometimes. Which yacht owner doesn't! And yes a bit thin that last one Duxy. You were in and out of Amur over the years, selling the spikes and buying the dips, as I remember? 800% well done, I've doubled over 5 years, Now half still in, should have bought BT.
gerryjames
01/6/2015
09:48
Meanwhile SOLO seems to be kicking back into life?? Modest volume so assume it is either a technical thing or HH rumour starting again as AEX has again disappointed.
larsson 2
01/6/2015
09:44
Oil
I agree

Ngms post 52714 was more balanced
Where sometimes he comes across as a deramper
Imo

rich2006
01/6/2015
09:07
To be fair, although ngms seems to always be glass half empty he does sometimes offer good and often justified balance. Personally I would not filter as he often makes me stop & think as I tend to be glass half full type.....
oilretire
01/6/2015
09:04
Yep, I have a very good record of moderating rampers who I hate with a passion.

The previous post had no substance and was typical of their kind.

Lets have a debate on why you think this will 8 bag from here within 12 months.

ngms27
01/6/2015
09:00
PS: ngms27 has a reputation on ADVFN. I have him filtered and its painful unfiltering just to see what he has wrote above but please be aware and ask around for his rep on these boards.

As always, do your own research, dont follow hints tips or scare tactics on BB's. Even mine. Do YOUR OWN research.

All the best.

duxy786_3
01/6/2015
08:57
LOL, I certainly heard it
ngms27
01/6/2015
08:48
Added some more. Not showing up on trades. MM's hoping to get some stock whilst this 'scaremongering' is going on but not a chance. LTH know the potential for Aminex to hit 16-17p once the paperwork is in.

AMC, held for 5 years, paper work signed and sealed, up over 800% now.

AEX, Ready to POP IMHO. I see up around 15-17p within 12 Months. Thats a 8 bagger.

Rememeber this post...you heard it here first.

Duxy786

duxy786_3
31/5/2015
18:11
I don't believe they import any gas.

Also perhaps people should understand the meaning of acquire: To come into possession or ownership of.

Thus doesn't mean there has to be any financial element. TBH who knows what the intentions are and whether if this did come to fruition it applies to both old and new contracts etc. I does however have to be judged as a risk.

The next 60 days will tell whether AEX is fatally broken or can rise like a phoenix from the ashes.

ngms27
31/5/2015
16:24
Do they have to pay back the Chinese loan for the pipeline? If so the sooner they use their own gas, rather than expensive imports, the better.
qackers
31/5/2015
14:01
"We can’t know whether in this case it is a serious proposal or just a politician banging the nationalist drum."

Not "a politician" and would suggest again, jacks, that you look more closely at just who's talking and even then what he's talking about is a considerable distance from expropriation. Note too the tense used and the word "partner."

That certainly isn't to say that we should be complacent, Tanzania is rotten to the core as the Citizen piece linked to at 52709 makes clear; it is, though, a long way from being a Zimbabwe and there are many constraints on it becoming such.

warbaby43
31/5/2015
08:54
There is a movement in a number of African states towards ‘indigenisation’ whereby the host citizens have the right to take over and control many foreign owned companies. Mugabe’s Zimbabwe is very prominent in this.

Where the business in question is a subsidiary of a multi-national it might be of little consequence to the investor and be merely seen as a cost of doing business there. For an independant company, particularly one dependent for its livlihood on extracting sovereign resources, the consequences could be much greater.

We can’t know whether in this case it is a serious proposal or just a politician banging the nationalist drum. It shouldn’t be dismissed as scaremongering because such laws are already being instituted in Zimbabwe and elsewhere.

jacks13
30/5/2015
12:34
Scaremongering indeed. I very much doubt it will apply retrospectively, and indeed the statement itself leads you to believe its companies that 'will' be investing in the future.....

"Commenting on some of the beneficiaries, Mr Simbeye said that Tanzanians will be able to acquire 52 per cent share from foreign companies that will invest in natural gas."


Possibly linked to this change of tact from TPDC as they take their first venture into the early stages of exploration with the aim of making the blocks offered at future licence rounds more valuable.....



The AGG survey will mark TPDC’s first foray into oil and gas exploration, a new area dominated by the multinational corporations with vast experience, financial and technological muscle.

“We are going commercial and exploration is part of our core business. The idea is to add value to our blocks and attract investors,” Dr Mataragio told The EastAfrican.

oilretire
30/5/2015
11:44
For those interested - the two really big scandals in Tanzania in the past decade have both been around the power sector, Richmond and, more recently the Tegata Escrow Account, and this lengthy seven page account gives an insight into Richmond and how Tanzania really works.

Worth mentioning is that it was the Citizen that spearheaded the Tegata Scandal revelations and that the two apparent frontrunners for the CCM nomination for President this October are Lowassa and Membe the foreign minister and President's man (and future protector?)

warbaby43
30/5/2015
08:53
"What a way to scare business away."

Perhaps, worth noting, firstly, just who's talking.

Further, while I have pointed out previously that the CCM are indeed a socialist party, they are also painfully aware of just how broke they are and how dependent they are on the Western oilies for the $30bn+ development of their 50 tcf+ of offshore gas.

Not just too the effect any expropriation or serious threat thereof will have on the Western majors but the Tanzanian government will also know they will be able to kiss goodbye to any assistance or funding from the IMF or World Bank were they to behave in so cavalier a fashion. Moreover, they already have a $500m problem with their Western aid donors over corruption, a problem they will not wish to exacerbate further.

What they do want and can reasonably demand is more jobs and more involvement by local companies (run by their mates and donors) in servicing the gas sector.

warbaby43
29/5/2015
23:28
Hardly naughty or scaremongering. 'Acquire' can have a whole new meaning on this continent.
timalis
29/5/2015
22:29
Extract from news article posted above

"Commenting on some of the beneficiaries, Mr Simbeye said that Tanzanians will be able to acquire 52 per cent share from foreign companies that will invest in natural gas."



Note the word acquire not strip or give away

ngms27 can be a bit naughty at times with his scaremongering.

rich2006
29/5/2015
19:29
Here we go again? Nationalisation? Why do these places never learn. Of course they are maybe hoping the Chinese will buy the whole country for it's resources.
What a way to scare business away. External companies take all the risks to find the 'stuff' and then have to give it away to the wasters.

timalis
29/5/2015
15:40
This looks rather ominous:
Commenting on some of the beneficiaries, Mr Simbeye said that Tanzanians will be able to acquire 52 per cent share from foreign companies that will invest in natural gas.

Are AEX going to be stripped of 52% of there resources?

ngms27
29/5/2015
07:22
Northcote update on Shoats Creek (28th May)

Northcote Energy Ltd ('Northcote' or 'the Company')

Update on New Shoats Creek Well and Exercise of Warrants

Further to the announcement of 5 May 2015, Northcote announces that drilling on
Shoats Creek will commence as soon as possible. The Shoats Creek property in
Louisiana has suffered a prolonged period of heavy weather, once this passes
drilling will commence. The Company will inform the market in due course that
the well has been spudded.

Northcote Managing Director Randall Connally said, "Our permitting and other
regulatory requirements to drill a new well at Shoats Creek are all in place
and our drilling contractor is on standby for a break in the historic series of
thunderstorms and rainfall that have inundated parts of Louisiana, Texas and
Oklahoma with flooding this year. Once the weather clears and the ground has
had a chance to dry out, we will be commencing with the new drill immediately."

edgar222
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