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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Carlton Res. | CLN | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.65 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 0.65 | 0.65 |
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Posted at 25/12/2014 16:38 by solomon Thanks Hyper. Good wishes to you too. CLN my first total wipe out. Did keep the certificates though. Crazy me. |
Posted at 14/1/2013 17:49 by gozo According to page 4 Carlton has just under a 3% stake in the above.As to what this means for CLN holders with regards to ever realising any value i'm not sure. That's my research for the evening....just going to put the telly on and catch the end of pointless on BBC1 |
Posted at 14/1/2013 17:48 by pheadrus Not sure the overall value will be enough for CLN to relist. Although Luiri are looking to raise finance. |
Posted at 14/1/2013 17:45 by pheadrus Only thing which I can find is to do with Luiri Gold whom CLN have a small stake in. 2.8% ish PERTH (miningweekly.com) - A feasibility study into ASX-listed Luiri Gold?s Dunrobin project, in Zambia, has confirmed the technical and economic feasibility of the project. With an initial capital investment of some $20-million, the project was expected to produce 85 000 oz of gold over an eight-year mine life, at a cash cost of $790/oz. Total revenue for the project was estimated at $137-million, with the project estimated to have a net present value of $24.9-million and an internal rate of return of 37%. ?The delivery of the Dunrobin feasibility study has been a key priority for Luiri over the past quarter,? said Luiri CEO Evan Kirby. ?The results of the study are very pleasing and quite clearly justify the work undertaken and our faith in this project.? Kirby noted that, with a relatively low capital expenditure and robust economics, Luiri was confident of securing a large component of the capital required for Dunrobin from debt sources, thereby reducing the stress on the company?s balance sheet. ?We have updated the financial institutions that have expressed interest in providing debt funding to the company on the results of these studies. Discussions with financiers are continuing, with the key outcome being the provision of initial debt development funding for Dunrobin during the first quarter of 2013,? he added. |
Posted at 28/2/2011 19:45 by discoverytim What's going on here????Has the Chanirman - Melissa Sturgess resigned and what is happening with our investment? Why is this not on the CLN website? Last announcement 22 DEC about AGM results. £453,969.39 in the bank and this look like about £551K in investment. So where is our announcement? Luiri Gold Limited TSX VENTURE: LGL ASX: LGM Feb 23, 2011 12:54 ETLuiri Gold Closes Transaction With Carlton Resources Plc TORONTO, CANADA--(Marketwire - Feb. 23, 2011) - Luiri Gold Limited (TSX VENTURE:LGL)(ASX:LGM A total of 5,875,000 fully paid common shares were issued pursuant to the Private Placement at a price of A$0.15 per share resulting in gross proceeds to Luiri of A$881,250. These shares will be traded in the form of CHESS Depositary Interests ("CDIs") and rank equally in all respects to existing quoted CDIs on the Australian Stock Exchange ("ASX") and Luiri shares listed on the TSX Venture Exchange. No finder's fees were paid in connection with the private placement. The CDI's are subject to a statutory hold period of four months from the date of closing. The funds will be used as working capital for Luiri. Carlton's shareholding in Luiri represents approximately 5% of the issued shares of the Company. New Board Appointments Effective on the February 23, 2011, each of Michael Sperinck, Peter Tanham, Gordon Richards and Richards Billingsley have resigned from the board of directors of Luiri. Melissa Sturgess has been appointed as Executive Chairman and Mike Langoulant and Evan Kirby as directors of Luiri. Each of the new directors is also a director of Nyota Minerals Limited. Melissa Sturgess resigned as a director of Carlton on the 12th February, 2011. Company Direction The New Directors will continue to work to resolve the tenure issues surrounding Mining License LML 48 in Zambia. It is the Company's intention to grow via a regional exploration programme which would run parallel to the development of LML 48 following resolution of the tenure issues. ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF LUIRI GOLD LIMITED |
Posted at 14/12/2009 11:28 by topinfo CLN Suspended RNS. |
Posted at 03/11/2009 16:16 by monkey puzzle Ouch.....CLN really was P&D special then....that said, most AIM shares have been been given the rough end of pinapple treatment lately.... |
Posted at 26/10/2009 08:39 by induna123 Post by Psyclops on iiiThread topic: Melissa Sturgess Afternoonn All, I emailed MS last week to try and gain some clarity on timings and a few others, here is the relevant points from her response: Firstly, what are the next steps for Nyota Resources in terms of capitalising on the finds you have recently announced? I understand from the announcement on 14 September that there has been a new drilling programme commence in order to upgrade the inferred resource to an indicated resource with drilling commencing in early October. How is this progressing and what time scale do you expect this to be delivered in? We currently have one diamond drill and one RC drill on their way to site and we hope to commence drilling later this month or in November. The rigs were delayed leaving South Africa due to industrial action. The drilling programme is designed to increase the inferred resource as a priority and during times when the rigs are standing waiting for assay results etc then they may be utilised to move some of the inferred resource to the indicated category. Subject to drilling rates and assay result turnaround time we hope to start delivering results in the fist quarter of 2010. In the meantime we will carry out additional trenching and other geological work. Given the relative lack of coverage when these recent positive announcements were released, are there any plans to improve the PR of Nyota Minerals? eg. through investor roadshows with Proactive Investors or Minesite etc? We will be speaking at the Proactive Investors meeting on 12 November and doing a round of media interviews in the coming weeks. Given the recent history of Nyota Minerals and in particular the acquisition of Minerva Resources in the not too distant past, are there any discussion either formal or informal between Nyota and Carton regarding a 'closer working relationship' tie up of any type? A difficult question! All I can really say is that NYO is a +/-30% shareholder in CLN and my addition to the Board is to look after Nyota's investment in CLN. Martyn's role at NYO has been increased with the acquisition of the Ethiopian gold assets which warranted his joining the Board as technical director. It is certainly the intention of CLN to announce a transaction as soon as possible, as previously stated. I apologise for not being more specific but I hope you understand the constraints. So, what we have here is confirmation of a lot of gold in the dirt, a plan being moved ahead to prove the resource and then extrace it. A step in the right direction with PR and importantly, no denial about a possible tie up between CLN and NYO of any type. Now as it stands, given CLN has to announce an acquisition or reverse takeover in the next few weeks, look at this: NYO own 30% of CLN, would it not be a smart move for CLN to buy into NYO in anticipation of the gold rush? after all, CLN are the investment company here and that would satisfy the requirements... Or for a complete curve ball, could CLN be the mystery buyer of BHR??? All 3 companies discussed here are Australian... (this is pure conjecture though - a sudden thought that came to me yesterday). |
Posted at 26/10/2009 08:37 by induna123 Interesting discussion going on at iii. I'm not going to repost everything as there is too much but the gist of it is that a deal could be done between CLN and NYO. |
Posted at 09/10/2009 15:59 by discoverytim Anyone got some firm information on CLN. Been on this for months without anything only drops and then this today. I put in another £300.00 just to average down to .98 and then this, this afternoon.Not really sure to get out with a modest number or ride this through the next tree shake?? |
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