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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Kedco | LSE:KED | London | Ordinary Share | IE00B3DKXJ73 | ORD EUR0.01 |
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| 20/12/2013 | 11:53 | KEDCO - The Bio-Science Energy Company | 586 |
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Posted at 19/12/2013 22:12 by stockonomist we will find out tomorrow I guessKedco plc, (AIM:KED) the renewable energy developer and operator focusing on the production of clean energy in the UK and Ireland, announces the posting of a circular to shareholders today giving notice of an annual general meeting ("AGM"), be held at 9.00 a.m. on 20 December 2013 at The Park Inn Airport Hotel, Cork, Ireland. At the AGM, shareholders will have the opportunity to vote on a share consolidation, a change of the Company name and new authorities for the directors to issue capital. |
Posted at 09/12/2013 19:35 by ryan83 nothing in particular. Emailed the company to ask a few general questions including what epic KED will become, planned PR, why they think reorganistion will improve shareprice (ultimately volume) and Enfield financial. I bet I get naff all back to be honest.Any one looked at FLX? |
Posted at 29/11/2013 23:45 by treacle32 2fightthetrolls27 Nov'13 - 18:19 - 45 of 45 0 0 2fightthetrolls 23 Nov'13 - 06:41 - 2611 of 2746 0 0 edit Why seeing stockologist & all his alias /friends on your thread is the best reason to buy Here are his best calls Mac Massive spread Company talking about de-listing Got to be a real mug punter to get conned into buying this price at time of post 1.6p price now 4.84 p gain 300% Afro AFPO - just checked the chart... DEATH CROSS...gulp price at time of post 1.75p price now 3.9 p gain 120% PPS Of course mug punter sheep prefer to buy rubbish rather than quality but that is why they are known as mug punter sheep Research and Analysis is beyond them price at time of post 2.8p price now 5.61 p gain 100% Solg 4p on the cards soon price at time of post 6.8p price now 11.27 p gain 66% QFI Rubbish. All the buyers today will feel conned and probably dump tomorrow. Spike up to be followed by spike down, impaling mug punters price at time of post 31p price now 35 p gain 15% He has been bashing OSU,BMN lately best buy sign ever !!!!!!!!! see told you BMN up OSU next |
Posted at 22/11/2013 08:37 by ryan83 BP I looked through the thread last night and see you have been invested here for a number of years. Are you confident of KED delivering finally? |
Posted at 21/11/2013 10:54 by stockologist 29hGood to see you here. I don't yet have the same conviction here that I had with CCE. I still think from here I'm more confident of a ten bagger from CCE than from KED. However I will reassess if KED deliver on financial close at Enfield. |
Posted at 18/11/2013 09:45 by stockologist sometimes worth waiting with just a small amount in some of these with the potential to go big, worked well with CNEL even though I never believed their story they pulled it out the bagKED I believe their story and they have big partners and big plans and Management own decent chunk as well I can get to multiples of current share price on earnings and asset valuation here as long as they deliver and they said Q4 Financial Close so I expect it to happen next few weeks |
Posted at 20/8/2013 09:30 by timbo Kedco PLC Working Capital Facility and UpdateTIDMKEDRNS Number : 0403MKedco PLC20 August 2013 AIM:KED 20th August 2013 Kedco plc("Kedco" or the "Company")Working Capital Facility, Pluckanes Wind Farm and Newry Biomass UpdateThe Company announces that it has entered into a rolling, monthly working capital facility (the "Facility") with Farmer Business Developments plc ("Farmers"), who hold 299,696,768 Ordinary Shares, representing 26.79 per cent of the issued share capital of the Company.The Facility, which has no maturity date and is repayable on demand, is unsecured and any drawdowns will accrue interest at a rate of 5 per cent. per annum. Funds drawn down under the Facility will be used by the Company to meet ongoing working capital requirements. The Facility is capped at EUR500,000 but may be increased by agreement between the parties.Farmers is a substantial shareholder of the Company and as such the entry into the Facility is a related party transaction for the purposes of Rule 13 of the AIM Rules. The Independent Directors (being the directors other than Dermot O'Connell), having consulted with Shore Capital and Corporate Limited (the Company's nominated adviser), consider that the terms of the Facility are fair and reasonable insofar as Shareholders of Kedco are concerned.The Company announces that its wholly owned subsidiary Reforce Energy Limited has raised EUR215,000 in loan notes from private investors. The proceeds from the loan notes will be used to fund development costs and equity related to single wind turbine projects.In this regard the Company is also pleased to announce that financial close has been reached with Allied Irish Bank plc for the funding of the 800kw Pluckanes Windfarm project. All conditions precedent have been satisfied to release the first drawdown of funds.Construction work on the site is well advanced with the majority of civil works now completed and delivery of the wind turbine and ancillary equipment due in the next two weeks. The project remains on track to export electricity to the national grid by the end of September 2013.The company also announces that Ulster Bank Ireland Limited have made available working capital and other facilities totalling GBP750,000 to be used to fund the working capital needs and the continued build out of the Newry Biomass Limited biomass project located in Newry, Northern Ireland.Gerry Madden, CEO commented: "We are pleased to have secured additional support from new and existing investors. The Company will continue to focus on securing additional funding to enable it to deliver on its planned development programme and overall strategy. We are delighted with progress on the Pluckanes Wind Farm project, it remains on time and on budget and it will be the Company's first wind turbine in operation once energised. It is our intention to bring a number of our other single wind turbine projects with planning permission into construction over the next 6 to 12 months and work continues to achieve this target. We also continue to make good progress on the Enfield Biomass project and look forward to updating Shareholders in the near future." |
Posted at 14/5/2013 23:09 by timbo Reminder of funding comments from 18th March Enfield Update - sounds like they have finance from various sources (point 1 below) but they would perhaps prefer to have bank financing as it wouldn't dilute the shareholdings further...Kedco PLC Update on Enfield Biomass CHP project Press release 18 March 2013 Kedco plc("Kedco" or the "Company")Update on Enfield Biomass CHP projectKedco plc, (AIM:KED) the renewable energy developer and operator focusing on the production of clean energy in the UK and Ireland, is pleased to announce significant progress in relation to its 12MW Enfield Biomass combined heat and power ("CHP") project (the "Enfield Project") located in North London. In addition, the Company announces the appointment of N+1 Singer as equity adviser to the Company in respect of the Enfield Project and the receipt of a number of offers relating to its financing. The Enfield Project, which has full planning and environmental permission for the conversion of 60,000 tonnes of waste timber per annum into up to 12MW of electricity and heat, remains on track to reach financial close and start construction in the third quarter of 2013. 1. Enfield project financeThe Company has received a number of proposals regarding the provision of financing for the Enfield Project. The proposals are on a variety of terms and encompass funding the Enfield Project on either a combined debt and equity or pure equity basis.In order to assist the Company in progressing the various proposals, Kedco is pleased to announce that it has appointed N+1 Singer as its equity adviser in relation to the Enfield Project. N+1 Singer is one of the top five Institutional Broking and Corporate Advisory teams in the UK with over 120 listed corporate clients. N+1 Singer's specialist Renewable Energy and Clean Technology team has advised on the raising of equity financing for a number of other renewable energy projects, notably the Helius Energy CoRDe biomass plant project.This appointment is in line with Kedco's stated strategy of raising construction finance at the project special purpose vehicle ("SPV") level rather than through the quoted holding company, Kedco plc. The Company currently owns 100% of the share capital of Enfield Biomass Limited, the SPV for the Enfield Project.The Company is also pleased to have received outline terms from a major UK bank for the provision of up to 70% of the total project cost. The terms provided are of an indicative nature only and are non-binding. The terms however are in line with management expectations. The Company is working with the bank to move towards a fully credit- approved term sheet and will provide a further update in this respect as appropriate. |
Posted at 18/9/2012 08:38 by prettybullish RNS Number : 4657MKedco PLC 18 September 2012 Press release 18 September 2012 Kedco plc ("Kedco" or the "Company") Proposed acquisition of Reforce Energy Limited Kedco plc, (AIM:KED) the renewable energy group focusing on the production of clean energy in the UK and Ireland, announces that it has signed a heads of agreement with Reforce Energy Limited ("Reforce") in relation to the acquisition of its entire share capital (the "Acquisition"). Both parties are now proceeding to final legal contracts and the completion of all pre-conditions relating to the Acquisition. The consideration for the Acquisition, if completed, would be satisfied by the issue of new Kedco ordinary shares and would not involve cash consideration. Reforce is a renewable energy development company focused on small-scale renewable projects across various technologies. The company's key markets are the UK, Ireland and Northern Ireland where it already has an active pipeline of over 60 projects with a capacity of in excess of 40MWs at various stages of development. Reforce was founded by Steve Dalton and Tim O'Keeffe in 2011. Steve Dalton was previously head of UIster Bank's / RBS project finance business in Ireland with specific responsibility for the financing of renewable energy projects. For over six years he led the financing of 35 renewable energy projects with a combined capacity in excess of 500MWs including the Kedco 4MW Newry Biomass project. Steve is also currently a director of Mexican Renewable Energy Limited, a development company with 250MWs of wind and solar projects under development in Mexico. Tim O'Keeffe is an experienced senior executive with a successful track record spanning 30 years across many different businesses and industries including renewable energy, dairy and media. From 1986 to 2009 he was the financial controller of Lee Strand Co-op, based in Co. Kerry, Ireland. Throughout his time with Lee Strand he played a key role in a number of acquisitions and investments made by the Co-op including the development of a 15MW wind farm. The Company will make further announcements in respect of the Acquisition in due course. Gerry Madden, CEO of Kedco, commented: "As recently reported to Kedco shareholders, we have been examining a potential acquisition which we believe has an attractive and diverse portfolio of complimentary projects as well as a strong and experienced management team. We are delighted today to be able to announce the proposed acquisition of Reforce Energy Limited. Kedco has a clear strategy to become one of the UK & Irelands largest independent renewable energy companies. This Acquisition would add both breadth to the pipeline and available technologies as well as depth to the management team." - Ends - For further information: Kedco plc +353 (0)21 483 9104 Gerry Madden, Interim CEO and Finance Director Deloitte Corporate Finance - Nomad +44 (0)20 7936 3000 Jonathan Hinton / David Smith SVS Securities plc - Broker +44 (0)20 7638 5600 Ian Callaway / Alex Mattey Abchurch Communications +44 (0)20 7398 7707 Ashleigh Lezard / Shabnam Bashir Further information on Kedco plc Kedco plc's business strategy is to identify, develop, build, own and operate renewable energy electricity and heat generation plants in the UK and Ireland. These plants will contribute to the need for sustainable energy from renewable sources. The Company possesses significant knowledge of renewable energy markets, clean technologies, biomass and waste fuel sources, project development, project finance and project delivery. Kedco has a strong pipeline of additional plants at varying stages of development, including a site in North London with full Planning and Environmental Permission for the conversion of 60,000 tonnes of waste timber per annum into up to 12MW of electricity and heat. The Company is also currently engaged in the planning process for proposed biomass projects in Rutland, East Anglia and Clay Cross, Derbyshire. Kedco was admitted to trading on AIM, a market operated by the London Stock Exchange, in October 2008 (AIM:KED). www.kedco.com This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END MSCQDLFFLKFBBBZ |
Posted at 14/9/2012 10:52 by prettybullish Kedco landmarks point to a brighter future9:08 am by Ian LyallRural setting: The Newry plant (pictured) looks more like a large farm out-building than a power station. At the start of the year renewable energy group Kedco (LON:KED) confounded the sceptics by raising finance for its biomass plant in Newry, Northern Ireland. On Wednesday it delivered on its plans by exporting the first electricity from the operation following completion of the first phase of the development, which will have an initial two mega-watt ceiling. By the final quarter of next year, the capacity of the facility, which looks more like a large farm out-building than a power station, will have doubled. The focus is already turning to Enfield where Kedco has all the necessary permissions for a 12 mega watt plant. It hopes to close the £35-£40 million debt and equity financing required to fund construction by the second quarter next year, with initial production slated for late 2014. While the north London operation will significantly increase the company's scale, the importance of Newry, which is expected to generate £4.3 million in annual revenues and EBITDA of £1.9 million, cannot be over-stated. It proves to the financiers and the wider market that Kedco can deliver renewable energy projects on time and to budget. A debt for equity swap was recently completed with little fanfare or comment. But it too has fundamentally altered the prospects of the company. Most importantly it removed a financial millstone around the neck of Kedco. However it has done much more than this. It peeled away the layers of uncertainty, allowing investors a clear view of the returns the company could generate over the coming years. And in persuading the debt holders to swap into equity, Kedco has received decisive third party validation for its business model. "There are a number of game-changers here. Obviously we are excited that we have started to export electricity. We have gone from being a developer to an operator and producer of renewable energy," said Kedco chief executive Gerry Madden. "That's a key milestone for a company like this. But we have also had the conversion of debt into equity that really gives a clean break with the past. "I believe the market did not reflect the underlying value of the assets of Kedco. The debt issue obscured this value. The conversion will clear that view." A recent announcement revealed the group is also looking at a potential acquisition opportunity. The details are necessarily vague at this stage, though Madden said it will broaden Kedco's spread of renewable technologies. It should also be value accretive. Madden said: "It allows us to diversify our technology and development risk. "It deals with small-scale wind and solar projects. So we are expanding our portfolio to include large and small-scale projects. "It will also allow us to maximise our existing land positions because we can put different technologies on sites we already have. So we would look to put solar on Enfield and Newry. So we are also increasing the return to shareholders." The current share price values the group at £3.5 million or less than one-year's revenue from Newry when it is at full capacity. It takes no account of Enfield, or other potential sites in Derbyshire, Rutland, East Anglia and two fully permitted sites in the Republic of Ireland. The Kedco chief will be hoping the latest efforts will chase the share price back towards the 2.5 pence level it achieved in November last year. "That might be a more reasonable price," Madden agreed. |
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