Andalas Energy And Power Share Discussion Threads

[sweet karolina] 18/11/2016 13:14

A useful article on what is going on in general with placings at the bottom end of AIM at the moment:



There are clearly only so many people to flip shares onto so expect discounts to be larger than usual.

Yorgi would no want people to be aware of this, so another good reason to be aware.

[keya5000] 18/11/2016 13:12

Yorgi,

I am aware of a lot of placings, likely most before they happen, this through three brokers I use who tend to get a sniff or involved in such.

Would it be right if I told a 'friend' about the details of each one and then that was published and made public?

Only folk who would suffer are the shareholders of that company.

Why would I want to do that? In the public interest--No. In my interest for my agenda--Yes

[yorgi] 18/11/2016 13:09

All very true Keya.

[yorgi] 18/11/2016 13:08

Is it wrong that every company TW attacks on his trolling website is supported on ADVFN by posts from IOnlyPostAfterBBMs and Sweet Carolina !

ADL have a strong BOD with transparent and strong histories of success.

TW as CEO the sole executive director of RIVP presided over it's failure and cost a lot of money to those foolish enough to believe his self promotion. No offence to anyone who did invest in RIVP, fortunately I didn't.

[sweet karolina] 18/11/2016 13:01

What is laughable is how pathetic your attempts to obscure the facts are.

ADL needs to raise money in the near term.

Given the track record of sources on this specific matter, it is highly likely that the placing process has begun.

Is it wrong to make people aware of those facts?

Was it right that DW breached AIM rules in his podcast a year ago, sucked a load of PIs into paying up to 10 times current share price just before the share were suspended due to the breach of AIM rules?

Will DW's behaviour have a bearing on the current attempt to raise more money?

Is it therefore wrong to bring the matter up in the context of what is now going on?

Is it right that part of readmission should be that funding is sufficient to last at least 18 months from readmission and this has been shown 6 month later to have not been the case?

Is it right that a significant contributing factor to the running out of money has been the amount of money that has gone to DW and related parties?

Is it wrong to also highlight these facts?

[sweet karolina] 18/11/2016 12:47

I am not posting for any website. I post what I want when I want where I want. I have no financial interest in ADL and I have no financial interest in Shareprophets or any party related to it.

To accuse otherwise with zero proof is defamation and if I could show damage of that I could successfully sue you. However the fact is the only damage being done is to your on credibility by spouting such errant nonsense.

[yorgi] 18/11/2016 12:41

Someone who is posting for a commercial website while pretending to not have an "interest" is clearly against LSE rules and is almost certainly against the law as well AS.

[sweet karolina] 18/11/2016 12:37

I have never pretended to have no connection to TW. I like a lot of sensible people read share prophets. I also wrote some articles for share prophets which I was not paid to write, were based entirely on my own research and were proved to be correct by virtue of those who did not want people to be aware of that research taking out an injunction and then chickening out before it came to court because we had witness statements that proved me correct. That cost them £60k. Is it unethical to reveal information that people would rather not be revealed? It certainly is not against the law as TW has won every single legal challenge since he started shareprophets.

Is it ethical to go around trying to obscure valid information which you find to be inconvenient by making a load of invalid accusations against those who provide that information?

Now are you going to accept that ADL needs to raise significant funds in the near term and that will be made very difficult thanks to the foolish actions of DW last year and the amount of money that has gone out of ADL since readmission to DW and related parties of DW.

[yorgi] 18/11/2016 12:25

TW and AS are trolling all over ADVFN in promoting TW's trolling website pretending to be unconnected.........Is that ethical is it breaking rules of the LSE and possibly against the law !

EDIT

To be more accurate when I made the comment all over ADVFN I should have made it clear on companies TW is attacking on his trolling website.

[sweet karolina] 18/11/2016 12:20

Yorgi,

Still in denial. The company has been forced by its auditors to admit it needs to raise money and now placing discussion are almost certainly underway, why not deal with those facts rather than trying to obscure and deny them with a load of irrelevant guff.

TW and I won against the bullies who tried to silence us with an injunction, you leave that inconvenient fact out of your diatribe.

[yorgi] 18/11/2016 12:03

At least the BOD here have a strong history behind them clearly shown in their bio's whereas your master SK has only failure behind him Rivington Holdings RIVP, for anyone interested that was the ticker and as it turned out under TW's stewardship quite appropriate.

[sweet karolina] 18/11/2016 11:48

His sources are generally pretty reliable on these matters. It is only at an early sounding out stage and if they do not get the right noises back then they may put the whole thing on ice until after Christmas. However if we see DW go on another rampfest it will be a clear sign that the game is on to create liquidity for the bucket shops to dump into.

[stephanie_m] 16/11/2016 16:17

Definite buying opportunity!!!

[gary38] 15/11/2016 16:25

Just brought in here.

[yorgi] 14/11/2016 13:16

A welcome and overdue rise at last. However lows like that present opportunities for those who see the potential here and believe in the strategy of the BOD.

[yorgi] 09/11/2016 20:55

Indonesia state firms told to triple investment to help stoke growth – Andalas Energy (ADL)

Tags: adl, andalas energy and power, jakarta post, pln, president joko widodo, pt pertamina

By administrator in Andalas Energy and Power (ADL) on November 9, 2016
State firms told to triple investment to help stoke growth

by Viriya P. Singgih, Jakarta Post

State-owned companies are expected to triple their investment value in the next two years to reach Rp 895 trillion (US$68.02 billion) in 2018 in support of President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo’s 6 percent economic growth target.

State-Owned Enterprises (SOE) Minister Rini M. Soemarno said the President had urged all state firms to gradually increase their investment value from Rp 285 trillion this year to Rp 450 trillion in 2017 and Rp 895 trillion in 2018.

“It is part of the president’s plan to see 6 percent economic growth by 2018,” Rini said on Thursday, adding that most of the state firms’ investments would be related to infrastructure projects, including toll roads, public houses and electric power houses.

In meeting the target, the government has stressed once again the importance of establishing state-owned holding companies. It has planned to form six holding companies for the oil and gas, mining, food, banking and financial services, and construction and public housing sectors, with the aim of boosting their value, debt leverage and efficiency.

Therefore, those holding companies are expected to be financially independent and even give significant contributions to the state budget so that the government can expedite national development further.

Indonesia will need Rp 5.5 quadrillion for its infrastructure projects from 2014 to 2019, of which 19 percent is expected to be funded by state firms, 40 percent by the state budget, 10 percent by the regional state budget and the remaining 31 percent by the private sector, according to data from the National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas).

The infrastructure projects that will be done in the government’s priority include 2,6000 kilometers of new roads, 49 new dams and 35,000 megawatts (MW) of power plant procurement during President Jokowi’s tenure.

State electricity firm PLN, which is crucial to Jokowi’s electricity supply target, has even planned an 80,000 MW electricity procurement program until 2025, as it calculates electricity supply outside Java will grow exponentially.

“It is in accordance with the spirit of the Nawacita [nine goals] program under President Jokowi’s administration that aims to decentralize national development,” PLN corporate planning director Nicke Widyawati said.

Moreover, Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Minister Susi Pudjiastuti said the country needed to boost the development of infrastructure needed for sea toll roads, including cold storages, so that it could pave the way for integrated logistics services in the future.

She claimed that Russian company Blackspace planned to invest $200 million for the development of 12 to 15 cold storages across the country, while the Indonesian government would inject Rp 1.5 trillion for the project.

Meanwhile, Jokowi has also recently launched the One Fuel Price policy, which aims to make the price of fuel the same in all regions across the country, including Papua and Kalimantan.

The new policy, which is expected to run effectively by year-end, will force state-run oil and gas firm Pertamina to allocate Rp 800 billion in subsidies every year.

“That’s why state firms need to maintain their positive performance, because sometimes they have to make sacrifices in the interest of the people,” Rini said.

[aimmafia] 09/11/2016 09:39

Turn the lights off on the way out

[seans66] 04/11/2016 21:58

Ignore the troll.

[sweet karolina] 04/11/2016 13:33

Maybe the market is looking at the key issues, whilst Yorgi wants to duck them and just concentrate on the ramping material being produced in the run up to the fundraise.

[yorgi] 04/11/2016 12:43

MM's bidding above listed bid on every test I did for a number of millions. So although the share price is far from good it is not showing the true situation in my view.

The market clearly has not taken on board this mornings RNS which is clearly good news for us.

[sweet karolina] 04/11/2016 11:47

Yorgi,

How about answering the many questions that have been raised? They, in my view, explain why "A great RNS this morning" has not led to a rise in the share price

For the most part short term changes in share price are irrelevant, except when there is a need to raise money, which the company's auditors have made very clear there is such a need.

By simply ducking the questions you an not contributing to the real debate.