Bluebird Energy Share Discussion Threads

[currypasty] 08/10/2012 10:09

any chance of some shareholder compensation ?

[currypasty] 08/10/2012 10:08

Compensation of key management was as
follows:

Short term benefits 526,841 549,160
Share-based payments 502,655 58,841


1,029,496 608,001

Social security costs 64,621 49,976


1,094,117 657,977



Key management consists of all the directors and M. Thomsen.

[orado] 08/10/2012 08:49

They should draw a line under this fiasco and return what little is left to long suffering shareholders without delay.

[moreforus] 08/10/2012 08:06

also 0.50p vs 1.4p nav....

bit of a no brainer

Once completed, the Company will be suitably positioned either to pursue renewed investment or return capital to shareholders.

[moreforus] 08/10/2012 07:14

Outlook

The immediate priority is to complete the process of simplifying the asset base and operating structure while reducing overheads to conserve cash. Once completed, the Company will be suitably positioned either to pursue renewed investment or return capital to shareholders.

Market cap 2.47 mill...NAV 6.9 mill ...

Return cash to shareholders could be 1.25p?

[moreforus] 04/10/2012 10:50

agree andrbea

join the dots

[poppet123] 04/10/2012 09:48

and now 1.5 mill. buys.
Be Lucky, so far none gone our way.

[oilbuy] 04/10/2012 09:39

Possibly ! But its up 6.7% now .It would make a perfect shell !

[p@] 04/10/2012 09:03

oil-probably because WSX up.

[oilbuy] 04/10/2012 08:33

Up 5.6% on no volume . Something afoot here !

[oilbuy] 01/10/2012 19:30

Looks to me like a possible shell company ! Might be the best thing yet. Cant be any worse

[rhubarbe] 28/9/2012 22:59

So, where do we go from here?

[liquid millionaire] 28/9/2012 08:25

BBE




BLUEBIRD ENERGY PLC

(AIM: BBE)



Directorate Changes



Bluebird Energy plc ("Bluebird" or "the Company") is pleased to announce the appointment of Gordon Hall to the Board as an independent non-executive director with immediate effect.



Gordon is a non-executive director of Nanoco Group Plc and EKF Diagnostics plc. After an early career in teaching, Gordon built up substantial international sales, management and development expertise with Rank Xerox and Abbott Laboratories. He became Chief Executive Officer of Shield Diagnostic Ltd (now Axis Shield plc) in 1990 and was responsible for listing the company on the London Stock Exchange.



The Company also announces that Andy Yeo and Frederik Dekker have resigned from the Board as CEO and non-executive director, respectively, with immediate effect to focus on their other executive responsibilities. James Ede-Golightly will assume executive responsibilities on an interim basis.



Commenting on today's announcement, James Ede-Golightly, Chairman of Bluebird, said:

"On behalf of the Board, I would like to welcome Gordon to Bluebird. I would also thank Andy and Frederik for their contribution to the company."



Gordon James Hall (aged 70)



Directorships in the last five years are as follows:






Name


Further Detail




EKF Diagnostics Holdings Plc








Nanoco Group Plc








Nanoco Life Science Limited








Osmetech Limited


Resigned 31/12/2008




Plectrum Petroleum Limited


Resigned 10/10/2007




Nanoco Tech Limited


Resigned 12/10/2010




Tissue Regenix Group Plc


Resigned 26/06/2010




There are no other disclosures required in accordance with Schedule 2(g) of the AIM Rules.






Contacts








Bluebird Energy plc


www.bluebirdenergy.net




James Ede-Golightly


[phone]














WH Ireland Limited


www.wh-ireland.co.uk




John Wakefield/Marc Davies


[phone]







This information is provided by RNS

The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

[maxwell] 14/8/2012 16:18

How many shares remaining in WSX after the allocation given to shareholders in
BBE and hence the current value @ 7p+

Must be greater than the current company value????? without any current interests having any value what-so-ever!!!!!!! how silly + how can AIM
company even operate like this????????????????????/

[oilbuy] 13/8/2012 20:58

Woops its getting close to top up time lol

[p@] 27/6/2012 08:30

Shell to Start Drilling Offshore French Guyana This Week -Report
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Shell (NYSE:RDSB)
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Today : Monday 25 June 2012
Shell France, a unit of Royal Dutch Shell PLC (RDSB), will as soon as this week start drilling exploration wells off the coasts of French Guyana that are believed to harbor promising oil reserves, its Chief Executive Patrick Romeo said in an advanced copy of an interview with professional weekly Bulletin de l'Industrie Petroliere, or BIP, to be released Tuesday.
The moves comes after the French government lifted the suspension of exploratory works in the region.
"Our priority is zero accident and maximum environmental protection," Mr. Romeo is quoted as saying. "Tests are made to be sure the equipment is efficient and we will start drilling only if we are satisfied in that matter," he said, adding drilling "should indeed start this week."
Last week, the French government initially suspended all permits to explore the region, as it plans to review the country's mining code to include the consultations with local authorities, stakeholders as well as stricter environmental protection regulations.
Drilling should last three months and Shell hopes to discover a reserve of at least 300 million of barrels of oil, Mr. Romeo said.
"The presence of oil has been proved, now the underground's geology must be understood to see if the resources are commercially exploitable," he said.
Shell will drill four exploration wells by June 2013 and then "we'll have a clearer picture," he said.
Newspaper Web site:
-Write to Geraldine Amiel at geraldine.amiel@dowjones

[fumanchuchu] 13/6/2012 18:42

https://www.adr.com/Markets/GlobalNewsStory?docID=1-DN20120613011163-11RCEFFUELDETCOFM1KKF1OE1R

Shell Blindsided By French Halting Guyana Drilling

12:38 PM ET on Wednesday, June 13, 2012

-- Anglo-Dutch giant says it hasn't received official notice of French plan to cancel Guyana offshore permits
-- French Environment Minister says she is "starting again" with all Guyana offshore oil licenses
-- Shell, Total and Tullow have already started major exploration program in waters off French Guyana coast


By Alexis Flynn

Royal Dutch Shell PLC (RDSB.LN) said Wednesday it has yet to be officially notified of a French decision to suspend oil drilling in the waters off the coast of its overseas region of Guyana.

"We have not been officially informed of this action and have no comment at this time," said a Shell spokesman.

Earlier Wednesday, French Environment Minister Nicole Bricq said all oil exploration offshore French Guyana has been suspended until further notice.

"I am starting over again with all the licenses" for offshore oil exploration, Ms. Bricq told AFP. The environment ministry confirmed to Dow Jones Newswires that oil exploration drilling permits offshore French Guyana have been suspended pending the review of the French mining code.

Shell, along with partners Tullow Oil PLC (TLW.LN) and Total SA (TOT), have made significant discoveries in its license areas in the region, which geologists believe contains oil reservoirs that mirror those off the coast of West Africa.

Total wasn't immediately available to comment, while Tullow referred all questions to Shell as the operator.

[rhubarbe] 12/6/2012 21:14

Doesn't go very far in covering the loss made on the BBE shares though, does it?

[bisiboy] 12/6/2012 18:53

Thanks for your comments royaloak.

[royaloak] 11/6/2012 09:12

My interpretation is that the dividend should be classed as a capital gain. I will report it as such if I sell saying they were issued at nil cost.

[bisiboy] 07/6/2012 14:22

if this is a dividend is there higher rate ttax to pay for uk holders.