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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Clipper Reg S | LSE:CWP | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B09H7Z56 | ORD 10P (REG S) |
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06/1/2011 | 18:35 | Clipper Windpower | 630 |
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Posted at 03/10/2010 12:23 by gbb483 You won't have them for long.The Group is exploring numerous alternatives to raise capital including private and public equity issuances and working capital credit lines with certain financial institutions as well as its largest shareholder, UTC. Discussions with UTC are ranging from providing credit support for a working capital line to equity purchases. During these discussions, UTC submitted to Clipper a non-binding indication of interest to acquire all of the ordinary shares of the Group not currently owned by UTC. Then United Technologies Corporation ("UTC") has recently submitted a new non-binding indication of interest to purchase the remaining issued shares at a significant premium to the September 23, 2010 market trading price (about 34p); discussions with UTC are ongoing and there is no assurance the parties will reach agreement on a transaction that can be recommended to shareholders. |
Posted at 11/8/2010 08:47 by london calling reamrkable what an article in the sunday times can do for the share price. for those that did not see it suggested that United Tech who bought in at £1.80 would not want to let this fail and could seek to buy out the rest....speculative but it may have triggered buying yesterday. |
Posted at 13/1/2010 07:53 by masurenguy RNS Number : 4531FClipper Windpower Plc 13 January 2010 UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION ANNOUNCEMENT OF RESULTS OF PARTIAL CASH OFFER FOR UP TO 21,804,559 SHARES IN CLIPPER WINDPOWER PLC On 10 December 2009, United Technologies Corporation ("UTC") made a partial cash offer to existing shareholders in Clipper Windpower Plc ("Clipper") to purchase up to 21,804,559 Shares (the "Target Number") in Clipper for £1.80 per Share (the "Partial Cash Offer"). The Partial Cash Offer was made in addition to UTC's subscription for 84,337,124 new Shares in Clipper (the "Subscription"). UTC and Clipper are pleased to announce that the Partial Cash Offer has been oversubscribed and that, as at 5.00am on 12 January 2010 (the time at which the Partial Cash Offer closed), UTC had received valid tenders under the terms of the Partial Cash Offer in respect of a total of 47,080,867 Shares. Accordingly, the number of Shares which are acquired from each shareholder who has validly tendered Shares in the Partial Cash Offer will be scaled back pro rata with reference to the total number of Shares tendered, so as to ensure that the total number of Shares purchased by UTC pursuant to the terms of the Partial Cash Offer is the Target Number. As a result of rounding any fractions, UTC will acquire 21,804,550 Shares under the Partial Cash Offer. In accordance with the terms of the Partial Cash Offer, consideration will be despatched to shareholders who have validly tendered Shares on or around 15 January 2010. Balance Share certificates in respect of retained shareholdings or unsuccessful partial tenders of Shares will be despatched to shareholders on or around 26 January 2010. The Shares acquired by UTC pursuant the Partial Cash Offer and the Subscription will represent approximately 49.5% of the issued share capital of Clipper. In this announcement, "Shares" means ordinary shares of 10 pence each in Clipper Windpower Plc. |
Posted at 23/12/2009 09:39 by wookie77 CWP Chart looks pretty bullish for quite a large breakout. Anyone else tracking these? |
Posted at 18/10/2009 09:10 by lpf SEA is AIM, £30m market cap, track record of failure to deliver, but if it can actually pull its finger out, it could have decent prospects. May need a complete change in management to do this. But it has just £1m in cash, £4m in borrowings, and lost £3m last year, forecasts are for £4m loss this year (£2.5m lost in H1). If it can survive long enough to start building round 3 offshore, it could do well. I don't expect that. I think it's more likely to get swallowed up by an R3 partner at a very cheap price or D4E swap. |
Posted at 14/10/2009 08:47 by asparks I am out of CWP for the time-being. Happy with a 25% rise. Will be back.... |
Posted at 05/10/2009 10:50 by lpf Given the cash burn and consequential impending solvency issue, I'd say it's looking pretty full-priced right now. Bit of a quandary for holders: the rising price may drive away the potential investment; a falling price means much higher dilution. |
Posted at 30/9/2009 06:56 by wookie77 CWP gonna fly now. Look at the chart :) |
Posted at 15/9/2009 14:30 by praipus Seems ok plenty of hedge funds would be happy with that.I'm trying to keep risks (management, currency, market, climate, economic, political) to a minimum another reason for trying to stick with the bigger companies like CWP,HSN,RWE,ECWO,UTL |
Posted at 15/9/2009 12:23 by praipus Thanks asparks ALK looks interesting. I like CWP and hold via BRNE.What proportion of your capital/account size do you allocate to each of these opportunities? How many investments do you typically have at any one time? Also do you allocate just to new/green energy or any to fixed interest etc? Sorry to ask you all this but these are questions which trouble me since September 2008, i've got risk very much more in focus now and I know I dont know all the risks if you know what I mean. |
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