Andalas Energy And Power Share Discussion Threads

[bmwman3] 05/2/2020 11:29

Buys reported as sells

[iamgreat1] 05/2/2020 11:17

Heading down Unsubstantiated rise

[bmwman3] 05/2/2020 11:10

Great price to get a involved now imo

[bmwman3] 05/2/2020 10:51

They'll rinse these few out then send it straight back up! Imho

[wahrani31dz] 05/2/2020 10:47

Idiots selling when it is NT to buy, go figure

[bmwman3] 05/2/2020 10:36

Andalas Energy & Power PLC on Tuesday said Leslie Peterkin and Mark Rollins will replace outgoing Chief Executive Simon Gorringe and Chair Robert Arnott, respectively, with immediate effect.In addition, the oil and gas exploration and production company said it has raised GBP525,000 through a subscription of 350.0 million shares at a price of 0.15 pence each. The issue price represents a 20% premium to the last closing mid-market price of Andalas shares on AIM of 0.125p.Andalas shares were trading 34% higher in London on Tuesday at 0.17p each, giving it a market capitalisation of GBP2.0 million.The net proceeds of the subscription will be used to review new opportunities and for general working capital, the company noted.Andalas said Noiva International SA, a company owned by Peterkin and Rollins, has subscribed for 133.3 million shares at the issue price, representing 8.5% of Andalas's enlarged share capital."Leslie and I are delighted to join the board of Andalas and concurrently we, along with John Battrick, have invested GBP500,000 as part of the subscription, to demonstrate our commitment to the company," said Rollins.Turning back to board changes, Andalas said Anthony Battrick was appointed as technical manager and subscribed for 66.6 million shares. Battrick is a geoscientist and has worked in the exploration and production sector for five decades for a number of international oil companies, Andalas said.Meanwhile, Rollins was until recently chair & CEO of Ukrnafta, a Ukranian oil production firm. Between 2008 and 2015, he was a senior executive at BG Group PLC.Peterkin has previously served as Woodside's director Browse Liquefied Natural Gas Development and MOL's senior vice president of Operations & Development.In conjunction with these board changes, Andalas said it has awarded a total of 137.5 million options over shares to its executive directors and senior management. Such options will represent 8.8% of the company's issued share capital following the subscription, it said.The options are all exercisable at 0.30p per share, Andalas said, representing a premium of 100% over the subscription price.Rollins and Peterkin were granted 25.0 million options each, while Battrick has secured 12.5 million options. Legal & Commercial Director Ross Warner was granted 6.3 million options.Looking ahead, Rolling added: "As a first order of business we will be conducting a review of the company's strategy to ensure we can realise this growth potential as soon as possible by introducing new opportunities to the board and widening the existing asset base."

[bmwman3] 05/2/2020 10:27

Can see this bagging today! Once we get these day traders out the way!

[bmwman3] 05/2/2020 09:50

Excellent new appointments and with their track record and committing their own personal cash! I'm in! The future looks prosperous for Andalas energy!

[therealtonythetiger] 04/2/2020 17:17

Andalas Energy & Power PLC on Tuesday said Leslie Peterkin and Mark Rollins will replace outgoing Chief Executive Simon Gorringe and Chair Robert Arnott, respectively, with immediate effect.

In addition, the oil and gas exploration and production company said it has raised GBP525,000 through a subscription of 350.0 million shares at a price of 0.15 pence each. The issue price represents a 20% premium to the last closing mid-market price of Andalas shares on AIM of 0.125p.

Andalas shares were trading 34% higher in London on Tuesday at 0.17p each, giving it a market capitalisation of GBP2.0 million.

The net proceeds of the subscription will be used to review new opportunities and for general working capital, the company noted.

Andalas said Noiva International SA, a company owned by Peterkin and Rollins, has subscribed for 133.3 million shares at the issue price, representing 8.5% of Andalas's enlarged share capital.

"Leslie and I are delighted to join the board of Andalas and concurrently we, along with John Battrick, have invested GBP500,000 as part of the subscription, to demonstrate our commitment to the company," said Rollins.

Turning back to board changes, Andalas said Anthony Battrick was appointed as technical manager and subscribed for 66.6 million shares. Battrick is a geoscientist and has worked in the exploration and production sector for five decades for a number of international oil companies, Andalas said.

Meanwhile, Rollins was until recently chair & CEO of Ukrnafta, a Ukranian oil production firm. Between 2008 and 2015, he was a senior executive at BG Group PLC.

Peterkin has previously served as Woodside's director Browse Liquefied Natural Gas Development and MOL's senior vice president of Operations & Development.

In conjunction with these board changes, Andalas said it has awarded a total of 137.5 million options over shares to its executive directors and senior management. Such options will represent 8.8% of the company's issued share capital following the subscription, it said.

The options are all exercisable at 0.30p per share, Andalas said, representing a premium of 100% over the subscription price.

Rollins and Peterkin were granted 25.0 million options each, while Battrick has secured 12.5 million options. Legal & Commercial Director Ross Warner was granted 6.3 million options.

Looking ahead, Rolling added: "As a first order of business we will be conducting a review of the company's strategy to ensure we can realise this growth potential as soon as possible by introducing new opportunities to the board and widening the existing asset base."

[tidy 2] 04/2/2020 14:59

They wont be flipping the stock then. Could there be light at the end of this tunnel showing their commitment.

[sweet karolina2] 31/1/2020 16:56

No domps everyone knows ADL could not even afford a brown envelope let alone something to put in it.

[domple] 31/1/2020 15:36

do you think it might be an official looking for a nice little back-hander in exchange for jam tomorrow?

[sweet karolina2] 31/1/2020 07:16

Rumour going round (not sure if it is true, but is certainly credible) is that ADL have not paid a £200k bill in Indonesia and are in serious trouble over it.

[sweet karolina2] 21/1/2020 17:07

If an animal was in this much distress it would be put down as the humane thing to do. Why is SG keeping the lights on?

[dr samsam] 21/1/2020 13:44

Feeling sorry for the ones who are still in. I sold a few months ago as they never kept their promises. I really hope it will recover soon so that most of you can get out it. However, I can see sub 0.1 in near term. Sorry guys!

[tomboyb] 21/1/2020 10:59

Negative net assets up to Oct 2019 -

If they did not raise the 250k in dec this would of looked toast as well -