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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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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 | |
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-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 |
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Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs | 64k | -4.06M | -0.0010 | -8.50 | 35.79M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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26/10/2020 09:04 | I see the usual suspects are up early ramping this share with wild claimsTo compare Aminex with a company who is working on COVID products is pretty poor taste and shows the lengths some will go to try and influence how people invest for their own agenda.Buyers beware | rangenoresources | |
26/10/2020 09:02 | Sells of 500,000 shares going through is someone baling out?? | 7767 | |
26/10/2020 08:34 | Of course nothing is for sure , who would of thought a dinky rinky minow making testing kits would of produced £1 million in profit from a £10,000 investment in the year of covid 19, that is the market so unpredictable . | jotoha2 | |
26/10/2020 08:00 | Don't forget jotoha2 that we operate in Tanzania. There may be further delays, the price we get for the gas might be set lower, the government might be a poor payer - lots of things can still take the shine off the situation. 10, 20 bagger perhaps but it is NOT for sure. | jdk14 | |
26/10/2020 07:38 | jdk14 , do a bit of proper research and you to will be impressed with the opportunity that lies ahead here , we have a new team backed up by cash who are not farting around here , this will be a £600m mkt cap company within 18 months , enjoy. | jotoha2 | |
25/10/2020 18:39 | tanzania been flooded on news...gas water in it now..i give up | johncasey | |
25/10/2020 17:56 | Was it not jotoha who sold (2 million) for 9p when the intra day high (for the whole of that year) was maximum 7p I believe? I cannae remember it may have been whopper? | dunderheed | |
25/10/2020 15:56 | So jotoha - are you saying that if I put £1000 into AEX I am GUARANTEED to get back £20,000? Only 2 things in this world are "for sure" and it's not share prices!! | jdk14 | |
25/10/2020 11:03 | It's gone up 220% since a month ago , long way to go , enjoy the ride , 9p mid term target , 20 bagger for sure . | jotoha2 | |
25/10/2020 10:44 | Oil industry is toast. Clean fuels are what people are interested in. | rangenoresources | |
25/10/2020 10:41 | Who in their right mind would take any notice of someone who buys at the wrong time and complains they got spiked. Makes sense to do the opposite of what they say. | whoppy | |
25/10/2020 09:56 | A US president gradually reducing US tax subsidies to US Oil companies, will in time reduce the profit margin of US Oil companies. That would either make US Oil and Gas production and exports decrease or US Oil prices to the US market increase as the user pays more of the cost of production. Similarly if US federal government land stopped issuing new hydrocarbon extraction permits that would diminish the pool of available resources, which would reduce supply and increase US prices. A reduction of US exports of Oil and Gas would allow for an increase in world prices of Oil and Gas as the world would no longer be flooded with cheap US shale Oil/Gas. All of this would have either little effect or an eventual increase in the prices paid for Oil and Gas in Africa. The only share prices that would be effected now from such news would be for companies who are now or planning in the future to extract hydrocarbons from the USA. First Biden has got to get elected and deal with any appeals, then he would have to try to get his laws passed. | stonefold | |
25/10/2020 08:09 | Totally agreeSea of red Monday and if Biden gets elected oil stocks will get hit hard | rangenoresources | |
24/10/2020 22:53 | best sell up fast then JohnCasey!!! Bye | jdk14 | |
24/10/2020 14:39 | Corporate 14 July 2020 "As previously announced, the Company has implemented significant cost reductions including director and employee remuneration waiver and reduction in staff levels to make the Company more resilient during the current downturn. The cost saving initiatives implemented by the Company since 2018 has led to savings of circa US$ 2.5 million per annum, a reduction of around 50%. To preserve cash, some directors of the Company gave up cash remuneration and were awarded share options in lieu on 1 May 2020. Given the current economic climate, the global pandemic and depressed markets, those directors have now waived/surrendered their rights to all share options awarded to them on 1 May 2020. Furthermore, all previous share option plans of the Company have either expired or been terminated by the Board." 24 July 2020 Directorate Changes and Update on AGM "Aminex announces that John Bell, Chairman and Linda Beal, senior non-executive director, have stepped down as non-executive directors of the Company with immediate effect." | blackgold00 | |
24/10/2020 13:48 | "Make sure to have a good weekend and see you all next week" can't wait | blackgold00 | |
24/10/2020 13:48 | Effective 1 April 2020, the senior independent non-executive director (and Chair of the Audit & Risk and Remuneration Committees) (SID), Linda Beal, has irrevocably waived her annual fees of GBP35,000 for the next 12 months. -- The Chairman and SID have waived contingent additional fee awards of GBP175,000 in total awarded in 2019 expected to become payable over the coming year to save cash costs. -- No fees will be paid to directors for significant additional working days over the last few months or for the next year, caused by the significant reduction in Board numbers which in itself has saved circa US$900,000 compared with early 2019. The share options granted to directors and set out in the PDMR notifications of 1 May 2020 will vest over two years and have performance conditions based on share price growth aligned with the Company's strategic objectives so that the directors' interests are aligned with shareholders' interests. 40% will vest over two years (in 24 equal monthly instalments); 20% will vest on the later of 30 April 2021 and the share price of the Company having been at least 1.5 pence for a minimum of 20 consecutive business days; 20% will vest on the later of 31 October 2021 and the share price of the Company having been at least 2.5 pence for a minimum of 20 consecutive business days; 20% will vest on the later of 30 April 2022 and the share price of the Company having been at least 3.5 pence for a minimum of 20 consecutive business days. Since 20 April 2020, the Company's senior employees have also agreed to accept between 20-40% temporary salary reductions during a period of intense workload for both the Board and many employees in return for options (which will be granted on the same or similar terms and conditions as the options granted to directors) as Aminex closes in on completing the Ruvuma Farm-Out and other essential activities. Paying its directors and senior management for the days that they work will increase the Company's costs significantly and so the Board considers that it is in the best interests of the Company to maintain an adequate level of capability with current staff and director levels, not to pay for additional days' work, reduce cash remuneration, and reward such staff and directors with share options. So to hit 3p by Feb1, then a pull back before taking off again to hit 2017 highs around 7p, matey there are better opportunities else where for long suffering share holders but at least the directors now hav an incentive to get this show back on the road. Good luck to all. | murphy2000 | |
24/10/2020 12:05 | Range is an ambulance chaser , and has never shorted or owned any shares , dreamer comes to mind . | jotoha2 | |
24/10/2020 09:50 | I'm hoping, range, that you were short Aminex the week before so you were able to take full advantage of your incisive trading insights? | greyingsurfer | |
24/10/2020 08:37 | considering the potential high flow rate that could had been achieved at NT-2, if mudding up to prevent blow-out hadn't messed up the well, then i don't think it will take that many wells to reach the (gross project levels) of 140 MMcf/d. which is of course, approximately the spare capacity of the Madimba gas processing plant. with possible work-overs/sidetrack at NT-1 and NT-2, increasing their flows to say 30 mmcfd each, and with a successful CH-1 well flowing at a conservative 40 mmscfd, would only need one other well to reach the gross project levels of 140 MMcf/d. then any money of the $35 million full carry that is not used or needed after project levels of 140 MMcf/d is reached will have to be paid to Aminex from APT share of production. looking forward to APT programme and schedule for the drilling of the Chikumbi-1 well and the 3D seismic. "As previously announced, the Farm-Out includes a full carry for a minimum work programme including the drilling and testing of the Chikumbi-1 well, the acquisition of 3D seismic over a minimum of 200 km2 within the Ntorya area, and further production wells and infrastructure as required to propel the project to its estimated P50 production level of approximately 140 MMcf/d (gross project levels), as shown in an io Ntorya commercialisation study." "APT, as the new operator of the Ruvuma PSA, intends to call an Operating Committee Meeting (OCM) shortly, where it is expected that they will formally present their programme and schedule for the drilling of the Chikumbi-1 well and the 3D seismic acquisition programme." | blackgold00 | |
23/10/2020 15:59 | So after a week of constant ramping and 1 farm out RNS the share price finishes 0.25 lower than it was last Friday. You couldn't make it up (but some try with wild claims of deals - tut tut)Well played lads you have had a blinderMake sure to have a good weekend and see you all next week | rangenoresources | |
23/10/2020 15:22 | "why does changing operator mitigate our exposure to further delays?" I know it'a. long time go, but when he spoke at the Turner Pope meeting Jay B. said that ARA have a of capital and human resources in the region and can therefore move very quickly. IIRC that was around the time it had taken AEX ages to secure a rig for one of their drills. Obv ARA's connections should also help move things along. | haideralifool |
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