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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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All Active Asset Capital Limited | LSE:AAA | London | Ordinary Share | VGG017801082 | ORD NPV (DI) |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 53.00 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
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08/10/2013 17:50 | shame they never mentioned the potential value of the power plant - 500 MW | euclid5 | |
08/10/2013 17:39 | Can anyone clarify why the company has rocketed to a market cap of £50M when it only has cash of around £3M? The investment looks interesting but they can't magic cash out of nothing? | cyberbub | |
08/10/2013 15:22 | so AAA have a stake in a proposed power plant that will ultimately serve an area that's about to be the scene of a USD 60 BILLION mega project!! What a great strategic investment, well done those directors! | andrbea | |
08/10/2013 15:15 | epic FITB serious riser take a look dont miss another flyer ! | iloveit | |
08/10/2013 15:13 | Sept 30 2013 Dawei is where the action is: Japan joined a meeting between Thailand and Burma to discuss how to kick-start the Dawei $60 billion mega project in southern Burma. It was the first time the three countries had met to discuss Japan's role as a potential investor in the massive Dawei project that includes, a deep-sea port, replace hxxp with http in the link below: hxxp://karennews.org | andrbea | |
08/10/2013 15:09 | All the action (Japanese investment) is targeted at Dawei Port So there is a future need for energy there The rns today mentions Dawei: APU has signed an Memorandum of Understanding ("MOU") with the Government of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar to act as an electricity and utility provider of Dawei (the capital city of the Tanintharyi Region in Myanmar) and its surrounding cities. | andrbea | |
02/2/2006 21:38 | Rambutan, Thanks for the link will set up threads on Simmer and Jack Mines Limited JSE:SIM and Aberdeen International Inc TSX:AAB for data storage as per usual. We have made good money we move on! Cheers Ash:) | mr ashley james | |
25/1/2006 19:34 | cheers ash, will do. came across this... | rambutan2 | |
25/1/2006 18:56 | Rambutan, Take a look at next one alphabetically, Aberdeen International Inc TSX:AAB tell me your thoughts (could be next Tan Range Exploration Inc TSE:TNX to go IMO) All IMHO, NAG, DYOR etc Cheers Ash:) | mr ashley james | |
25/1/2006 18:00 | just seen your reply ash, and agree with it all! and if pushed, suspect that acu has biggest upside as things stand. | rambutan2 | |
25/1/2006 17:55 | arf, as i see it, trouble is that still over 2yrs (excluding any other delays, which as we know are quite possible) before aaa get it into production. that's a long time to wait. perhaps too long. if it was starting up in 2007 i think that everyone would be prepared to sit tight - aaa must be very much regretting the time they wasted on the alternative flow plan - but 2yrs? meanwhile they can get into fqm which is still a growth stock and will participate fully in any copper squeezes, is a liquid stock, has an excellent management with a record of delivering and is itself a potential takeover candidate. hmmm. on the other hand, is the 2 year wait worth it on a long term view? once into production what multiple of current share price might we expect. rather depends on situation with cobalt mkt i spose and how aaa management can play their potentially price making role in it. also, i wonder what copper might still be in the ground? kipushi is small scale, fqm don't even put any value on it, and pretty unlikely ever to be a company maker, but could still be a nice rev source for an independent aaa. and the legal sit with the diamonds hasn't even got a mention, although remember that when i last heard i was told that a top stateside no win no fee lawyer was on the job. very long odds, but potential huge payback - what a bummer if fqm were to benefit from the payback. hmmm. | rambutan2 | |
25/1/2006 17:29 | Rambutan, Difficult to call the bid is in TSE:FM Stock, I think the share will hit C$42 Short term probably, and I do think TSE:FM will end up being the regional African Copper Powerhouse if they pull this off, and remember I have the greatest amount of respect for Clive Newall and team. By the same definition I think African Copper Plc LSE:ACU is grossly undervalued and extremely well run. You put me in the impossible position of liking all three shares Adastra Minerals Inc TSE:AAA, First Quantum Minerals Limited TSE:FM and African Copper Plc TSE:ACU. Which has the greatest percentage upside in 2006? Probably IMO African Copper Plc as US and Canadian Institutions climb on board but in reality you can never tell. All IMHO, NAG, DYOR etc Cheers Ash:) | mr ashley james | |
25/1/2006 17:19 | If I read that article on the Canadian board correctly (re-posted on the other thread here on ADVFN), major shareholders don't want to sell at anywhere near the current price. If major shareholders won't sell, FQM can't buy. That means the upside from here is much higher than 150p. I'm holding on and waiting to see what happens. | arf dysg | |
25/1/2006 16:19 | so ash, the question is do i sell my aaa now and put the money into more acu? it goes against my principles, but odds are that aaa upside is 150p and that may take some time to reach. while acu's upside is most likely to be much greater and it could add plenty quite quickly. hmmm. | rambutan2 | |
25/1/2006 15:45 | Adastra Minerals Inc Issue of Equity RNS Number:4028X Adastra Minerals Inc 25 January 2006 25 January 2006 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Adastra Minerals Inc. ("the Company") The Company announces that it has issued 167,500 common shares of the Company pursuant to an exercise of options. Application has been made for these Shares to be admitted to AIM on 30 January 2006. This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END IOEKZLFLQFBXBBV | mr ashley james | |
22/1/2006 15:01 | Rambutan, If you want my best guess First Quantum Minerals Limited TSE:FM will be forced to pay 150p for this. I personally hope their bid is successful, it will take a low Cash Cost Production Asset off the market and ensure long term profitable Copper prices. They also have the Infrastructure and Know How to make this project work. If they win this one can be pretty sure TSE:FM LSE:FQM will be valued at Antofagusta Plc LSE:ANTO Levels in 12 months time I reckon. If I were Adastra Minerals Inc TSE:AAA LSE:AAA I might well prefer a TSE:FM/LSE:FQM Paper bid as opposed to cash. Conversely TSE:FM LSE:FQM can always amend their offer to Cash, noting raising it will be easy for them, indeed with 220,000 Mt pa Copper Production possibly in 2006 equalling US$1,026,000,000 I would have thought they could finance it from cashflows with ease. All IMHO, NAG, DYOR etc Cheers Ash:) | mr ashley james | |
18/1/2006 17:45 | Response to First Quantum Bid RNS Number:1138X Adastra Minerals Inc 18 January 2006 Adastra Minerals Responds to First Quantum Minerals Ltd. Announcement Trading: TSX and AIM: AAA London, 18 January 2006 - Adastra Minerals Inc. ("Adastra" or the "Company") notes the announcement made by First Quantum Minerals Ltd. that it will make an unsolicited share exchange offer to acquire all of the outstanding shares of Adastra. The Board of Adastra has appointed a Special Committee which will consider this unsolicited offer for the Company. In the meantime, shareholders are urged to take no action until the Special Committee has had the opportunity to review the proposed offer and the Board of Directors has made its response. On December 1, 2005, the Board of Directors of Adastra implemented a shareholder rights plan. The plan was adopted in order to provide the Board of Directors with sufficient time to assess and evaluate any takeover bid or other potential change of control transaction, and to explore and develop alternatives that maximise shareholder value and to give shareholders adequate time to consider any such transaction. A further announcement will be made in due course. About the Company Adastra is an international mining company listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange and on AIM, in London, under the symbol "AAA". It is currently developing several mineral assets in Central Africa, including the Kolwezi Tailings Project and the possible rehabilitation of the Kipushi zinc mine in the DRC. Adastra's growth strategy emphasizes the creation of shareholder value through the development of world-class resources in stable or stabilizing political environments. Additional information on Adastra Minerals is available on its website at www.adastramin.com Contact us: Adastra Tim Read, President and Chief Executive Officer Tel.: +44 (0)20 7355 3552 Rothschild Charles Mercey Tel.: +44 (0)20 7280 5000 Canaccord Adams Limited Robert Finlay Tel.: +44 (0)20 7518 2777 Parkgreen Communications Justine Howarth / Cathy Malins Tel.: +44 (0)20 7493 3713 This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END RSPEADFPFASKEFE | mr ashley james | |
02/1/2006 20:57 | ;-0000 LOL | delboy11 | |
01/1/2006 23:56 | good thread imo | joe moon | |
01/1/2006 23:47 | To the top! Hope your reading Sky | delboy11 |
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