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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amerisur Resources Plc | AMER | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 19.18 | 00:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 19.18 |
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Posted at 21/6/2022 20:08 by parker2102 "Ecopetrol, GeoPark plunge after leftist wins Colombia's presidential election."GPRK 12 month High $18.52 (early June), Low today ca. $12, but recovered to close at $13.05, dn (only) 4,74%. Anyone from the old AMER guys in PANR? |
Posted at 11/4/2021 17:39 by parker2102 Anyone in Pantheon, here?Seems next few weeks should be interesting. Not sure, but looks like RH -former major shareholder AMER who then switched into PANR - also no longer in PANR. No longer the Midas touch? |
Posted at 05/11/2020 10:07 by parker2102 Thank you for your post, Tonyrelaxes. If I remember well, in "our" days we were happy with 4000 bopd.I can sense your irony here, Norman. I didn't find it funny at all. Most disappointing investment experience in my professional life (over 50 years active in financial markets). Although I didn't lose any money, even after a drop of over 1/3 of £ vs. €, the return was very meagre. Certainly given the 15 years (approx.) it took to achieve this result. The final outcome was a bitter disappointment, not only in financial terms. I felt mislead, if not cheated. One might wonder what JW and GC are up to at present. Now in PANR - indeed, this is the company our then major shareholder switched into, from AMER. Selling AMER then was, in hindsight, a smart decision. His timing to buy PANR less so. GLA |
Posted at 09/7/2020 15:23 by frampton7 Hi Moneylender,I've been meaning to post today to say thanks to you for the idea of EUA it is definitely making up for the disappointment of AMER. It has been a nerve wracking few months with the suspension, but every time I went over the facts I thought we would get to this point. I haven't sold any yet as I also believe there is a lot more to come. Having been forced to sit on my hands for months, it is going to be harder now I don't have to (and faced with all that profit!) Thanks, Frampton |
Posted at 09/3/2020 13:16 by tonyrelaxes My AMER cash is stuck, uninvested, at my Wealth Manager (posh for Broker) while other "professionals" process documents I sent them in January which they appear to have lost.Its in GB£ and the Ruble has lost 25% against the £ since it came - not that I import any beyond day to day needs! But I might get a new moto now the snow has gone :) As Charlieee says, a silver lining ... Virus travel bans aside, I should be driving over next week for about a month. Ruby? |
Posted at 28/2/2020 16:32 by rollthedice Count our blessings AMER were taken out... could you imagine what share price would be in falling market with poo in the mid 40s!? |
Posted at 28/11/2019 16:27 by rollthedice Tyler it's pretty naive to think the irrevocable undertakings issue is insurmountable if a bidder was determined to get AMER. If Geopark couldn't get 75%+ Geopark themselves have indicated that they would go the takeover offer route if necessary... they don't seem to see the issue of being unable to absorb AMER in one bite as problematic so why would another bidder? Geopark would get a nice break fee too if they couldn't get AMER.Anyway this is all hypothetical as there isn't another bidder... sadly. |
Posted at 20/11/2019 21:29 by kinwah The proof of what AMER's assets are really worth is whether or not another bid comes in for them. R&M have their own justification for selling but it will probably be for portfolio reasons. AMER shares are easily tradeable at the moment with limited upside. Raising cash and buying something which could go up 20% is perfectly rational behaviour for R&M. Regarding the irrevocables, they only really apply to the shareholder vote. If another bid emerges at a higher level then the scheme of arrangement is doomed. As a competing bid is more likely to be a conventional bid only 50.1% would be needed to claim success. A switch by Geo to a conventional takeover would need the approval of the Takeover Panel and would in my view be accompanied by them buying AMER shares in the market at 19.21p. It feels uncomfortable seeing the AMER price slip each day but the prospects of a competing not wholly cash offer are not unreasonable. If there's no other bid, waiting for 19.21p only suffers from the borrowing costs for CFD holders and the opportunity cost of not being in something with greater upside potential. |
Posted at 15/11/2019 10:24 by tyler durden1 Have we got it all wrong? Is this masterful stroke by BoD?Mich forced this and were allegedly going to vote against GC reelection. GC complied by agreeing to go through FSP and similar with Ironveld. Repeated comments from posters alleging share price was being managed and no apparent attempts by Amer to improve that situation and further multiple missed targets on lead up to FSP. Perhaps just perhaps this is GC’s game to outfox mich FSP starts off after derisory bid of 17p and comments it materially undervalued Amerisur but nothing from Amerisur to demonstrate it in terms of drilling or in terms of cashpile that should have swollen by the fully funded drills not taking place. GC has done what mich forced. Bid still derisory with help from Amerisur lack of progress but GC and board can legitimately claim to have done all in their power to support the bid but knowing bid is pathetic. Goes to vote gets mich and cannacord shares plus BOD’s but fails to get anywhere near enough shares from holders. GC has abided by mich’s ‘request’ |
Posted at 06/11/2019 13:50 by acv74 Imagine the current share price and potential sale price if we had actually hit our 20k bopd target.As it is, glutton for punishment that I am, I've sold a nice dependable dividend share in my SIPP to buy another batch of Amer, within 2 weeks I'm hopeful I can double my money and buy back the dependable dividend share before it goes ex-div.The plans of mice and men. We must be really close to a sale of Amer now. |
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