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MTA Matra

1.025
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Matra LSE:MTA London Ordinary Share GB00B06GS855 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1.025 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Matra Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

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30/11/2016
07:28
budget - We are not talking about the same thing here, Ted is talking about Winpro doing a deal to sell their shares prior to the listing. I don't believe a potential buyer would do a deal at this stage because they will not know the value of their shareholding until after the restructuring.
beggarman
30/11/2016
06:55
beggar, I'm sorry mate but you're wrong about the deal not being done. They will not have decided to list and then started searching for someone to do a deal with - equally if they have decided who they are going to do a deal with, they will have been in discussions with them for months to thrash out the details of the deal. They will not have risked issuing an announcement to relist knowing that a merger was part of the deal for it to potentially fall through and risk the listing. I was involved in a large acquisition a couple of years ago that was reasonably straightforward and that still took six months to negotiate and complete.

superted, my bet is somewhere between 1-2p on relisting and could be higher. I have no basis to justify this as I have no idea what the deal could be or how it could be structured but Maxim et al are big time players and this is a great opportunity to create some value for his major investors. Forget about us as the PI's and think about the conversations he would have had with the likes of Tricon after locking them out of trading for three years with a promise of 'jam tomorrow'.

budgetbond
29/11/2016
19:58
Just repeating what I was told .Doubt if same source though
supertedsmith
29/11/2016
19:24
Ancient history Fireeast posted that on the UEN board in 2013.
beggarman
29/11/2016
19:08
No specific figures but told people selling leases did t know what they had -Budget - let's bet I say each current share will be belowDelist price What's the bet
supertedsmith
29/11/2016
18:52
Anyone who thinks this is going to relist at 0.2p is so far off the mark its laughable. And that includes you superted. Dont forget you have been wrong at every stage so far and you will be wrong again. You are just not thinking like a major investor and that has been your problem all along and why I always knew they would relist (and you always said they wouldn't).

Do you really think that Maxim will have locked out the shareholders for over three years to then offer them the equivalent of a 75% haircut? Absolutely no chance.

None of us know how the deal will be structured, or whether we will merge with another company, but this will list at a minimum of 1p+

budgetbond
29/11/2016
18:50
Ted,
re potential massive reserves? What exactly were you told?

doxford
29/11/2016
18:49
According to the operational update of 30th June this year the P1 reserves are nearly 23MBOE, does this fit in with your information?
beggarman
29/11/2016
18:44
I was " told" by a non Matra person that they have potentially massive reserves
supertedsmith
29/11/2016
17:41
I can't believe they have done a deal at the moment, a potential buyer would wait until the restructuring is known. Otherwise they will not know what they are getting for their money.
beggarman
29/11/2016
17:34
Beggarman Could have sold out and just not officially till lock In period over -
supertedsmith
29/11/2016
17:26
magpie - The way to look at it is as follows, they are currently around breakeven on their holding. So whatever they sell their holding for is a profit but they may have to hold their shares for a minimum amount of time after listing in Stockholm.
beggarman
29/11/2016
17:23
It's not an opinion I just took your post 13532 and divided 10sek by the exchange rate of 11.2 to the pound and it converted to .892p.
beggarman
29/11/2016
17:23
Sorry Ted, still not following, are you saying they have already offloaded at a loss or at a profit?
magpie105
29/11/2016
17:17
Beggraman

Work that to be around 0.8 / 0.9
think you are being too optimistic

supertedsmith
29/11/2016
17:16
It would be .9p, just under the delisting price.
beggarman
29/11/2016
17:12
Magpie if they offload or already have it would be a large holding and so not readily
available at market prices .

Just guessing here but I can't see them hanging on long term that's assuming they haven't already done a deal

supertedsmith
29/11/2016
17:10
So let's say 10sek after consolidation of 100/1 what does that value one of our current shares at prior to any split
supertedsmith
29/11/2016
17:01
Im confused, are we saying that MB et al are going to offload there shares at a massive premium to listing to some mugs (cant see said mugs being overly keen given its a pretty hefty trade) or are we saying they are going to be part of the large buyer group if raising capital hence reducing their avg cost and becoming even bigger holders?
magpie105
29/11/2016
16:50
Ted - They may have to hold their shares for twelve months after listing but if the price was sky high that would dissuade potential buyers.

We need to know the complete deal, they are not listing the shares for no reason, they will at least be raising fresh capital via a placing and possibly a merger as well. Until we know how the restructuring pans out it's difficult to make an assessment regarding the share price. I believe they will be looking at around 10sek so the minimum consolidation factor would be 100/1 but it could be higher.

beggarman
29/11/2016
16:47
No I meant relist price on Swedish market next year - which I think will be very low -But if they have already sold out and what's more recouped their initial investment even before being bought out what will they - the honest non CROOKS - care
supertedsmith
29/11/2016
16:43
Ted, what do you mean by offer? Are you saying we are being bought out prior to relist?
magpie105
29/11/2016
16:30
Beggarman The honest non CROOKS may well have already found a buyer for their shares obviously won't be price offered on market in January .Having says that do you think they can get away with offering us a measly 0.2/3 once share split all sorted
supertedsmith
29/11/2016
14:56
calm - The point I was making was if our intrepid heroes had to recover £4.25m and also make a profit it would be more beneficial to the minority shareholders. Anything they get is pure profit, I can't imagine they will sell their stock on the open market, they will find a buyer and they will want a price that is attractive to potential buyers.
beggarman
29/11/2016
14:19
Beggarman share price doesnt matter it the value of your holding pre and post listing ... i believe MTA LN market cap will be equate around $25m on listing
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