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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Conder Env. | LSE:CDE | London | Ordinary Share | GB0002868114 | ORD 0.1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 0.35 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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18/10/2005 12:41 | up again today 1.875 - 2.25 | currypasty | |
13/10/2005 09:48 | hard work, I managed to buy some at 2.125p, not impressed with TDW at all. | andy | |
13/10/2005 08:50 | Another 50k for me at 1.8p. | johnyee7 | |
13/10/2005 08:48 | Price is now 1.75/2.00! I reckon that, in order not to dilute the existing major shareholders (the directors with 40?% and SVE with 43%), they'll want the price much higher (4p to 5p) before they try any further fundraising. | hard work | |
13/10/2005 08:43 | Just been quoted 2.25p Offer! And that was after the guy took ten minutes with me hanging on the phone, and it was 1.625 MID when we started! TDW were somewhat tardy IMHO, the dealer sounded half asleep! NOT impressed TDW! | andy | |
13/10/2005 08:27 | On the move again - now 1.5/1.625 | hard work | |
12/10/2005 17:39 | Hard work, I tried that, same result as you! Does he exist I wonder? (only kidding) Curry, Agreed. | andy | |
12/10/2005 16:25 | Its a pity ADVFN cant diplay / list Ofex prices / graphs correctly ! | currypasty | |
12/10/2005 16:04 | make that over 28% up. | johnyee7 | |
12/10/2005 16:03 | Now up over 16%,could it be that 50k I bought that did it? | johnyee7 | |
12/10/2005 13:24 | Tried to google this russian chap, but no luck! thought I'd have found something if he's such an authority | hard work | |
12/10/2005 12:22 | blue again... a long way off a quid, but its heading the right way ! | currypasty | |
12/10/2005 07:17 | Concorde Oil and Gas plc - Non Exec Appointment Wednesday 12 October 2005 Concorde Oil and Gas plc ("Concorde" or "the Company") Appoints ex-USSR Minister of Geology as Non-Executive Director Concorde Oil and Gas, a newly incorporated company seeking to invest in or acquire operational oil and gas assets in the Russian Federation, announces the appointment of Professor Grigoriy Arkadievich Gabrielyants as a non-executive director. The appointment is in line with the commitment made by Concorde when it was admitted to Ofex last month. Professor Gabrielyants is one of the leading figures in the Russian oil and gas industry having been the Minister of Geology of the USSR from July 1989 to January 1992. A Professor and Doctor of Geology, he began his career at the exploration group Kurakum before going on to hold a number of positions in the Russian oil and gas industry. Professor Gabrielyants spent 10 years in Turkmenistan in positions ranging from Geologist to Chief Geologist of that republic's administration. In 1965 he returned to Moscow to become Chief Geologist of VNIIGAZ. Since then he has spent close to 20 years in research posts and lecturing on the oil and gas industry and in 1987 he became the director of VNIGNI. From 1989 to 1992 he served as Minister of Geology for the USSR. He has most recently been the scientific and technical consultant to a range of Russian and international oil companies. Professor Gabrielyants has published over a hundred and fifty scientific articles and two books. He has received numerous awards including the most important of Russian geological honours, the "First Discoverer of Field", which is awarded for the discovery of fields that are unique in terms of resources and significance; he has twice been awarded this honour. PETER HUGHES, CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF CONCORDE, SAID: "GREGORIY'S STANDING IN THE RUSSIAN OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY WILL BE AN ENORMOUS BENEFIT TO CONCORDE HELPING US TO FIND THE RIGHT OPPORTUNITIES AND THE RIGHT PARTNERS. IT IS A TREMENDOUS BOOST TO THE BUSINESS AND UNDERLINES THE POTENTIAL OF CONCORDE. "WE ARE CONTINUING TO ACHIEVE THE OBJECTIVES OF OUR BUSINESS PLAN AND HAVE IDENTIFIED A NUMBER OF SUITABLE OPPORTUNITIES. THE NEXT STEP IS TO SCREEN AND PRIORITISE THE IDENTIFIED OPPORTUNITIES AND COMPLETE THE LOCAL PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENTS NECESSARY TO CAPTURE OUR TOP PRIORITY CANDIDATE." ENQUIRIES: CONCORDE OIL AND GAS 0783 660 7637 Peter Hughes, Chief Executive John Rigby, Chief Operating Officer VSA RESOURCES 020 7628 3989 William Voaden COLLEGE HILL 020 7457 2020 Ben Brewerton / Nick Elwes NB: VNIIGAZ is the main GazProm (Ministry of Gas Industry) research institute VNIGNI is the main Ministry of Natural Resources research institute | hard work | |
11/10/2005 12:56 | what interested me was their statement of intent to raise another £1.2m in about 2 to 3 months. This could be on the back of, hopefully, significantly shareprice enhancing news. | hard work | |
11/10/2005 12:51 | thanks for that have you got a link, or tell us where its from ? | currypasty | |
11/10/2005 12:39 | 20/09/2005 As foreshadowed here, Russian-focused Concorde Oil and Gas has raised £225,000 on OFEX and is lining up deals. Steered by experienced ex-Texaco luminaries Peter Hughes and John Rigby, Concorde has identified possible acquisitions in the Volga Urals, Western Siberia and Timon Pechora areas of Russia holding between 50 million and 250 million barrels of oil or oil equivalent and either in production or close to it. The company's 0.75p flotation fundraising, selling handled by VSA Resources, was oversubscribed and OFEX now quotes the shares at 0.75p to 1p. Hughes, who says Concorde is working through highly-placed local contacts and will soon be strengthening its board with at least one, argues that the company is deliberately keeping 'below the radar screens' of the big oil companies in the size of project it has targeted. He suggests that perceptions of broken deals and fickle local authorities in Russia provide a 'welcome barrier to entry' for other companies without Concorde's strong local ties. Ultimately, the question will arise of where Concorde will be able to sell the oil and gas produced, at artificially restricted prices within Russia or abroad with heavy export tolls. Hughes maintains the company can factor either route into its project calculations. Hughes, chief executive officer, and Rigby, chief operating officer, argue that Concorde will probably need to return to OFEX in two to three months for around £1.2 million if and when the company has clinched an option on a target property. If all goes to plan, after another six months or so, they expect Concorde will need to raise some £50 million in a combined debt and equity package to develop the project. That would involve a move up to AIM. Concorde looked into starting out as a shell on AIM, but found no nominated adviser would take it on under the new AIM rules. Says Hughes, 'if we get the first acquisition right, the share price should be between 50p and £1 within five years.' The shares have speculative appeal. Robert Tyerman | hard work | |
11/10/2005 12:27 | Wednesday 21st September Concorde Oil and Gas plc ("Concorde" or "the Company") HOLDING IN COMPANY Pursuant to Section 198 of the Companies Act 1985, Concorde confirms that following the recently completed Offer for Subscription, Starvest Plc now has an interest in 57,833,835 Ordinary shares in the capital of Concorde Oil & Gas plc, which represents 43.38% of the shares currently in issue. link to starvest BB | currypasty | |
11/10/2005 12:14 | Listed on Ofex 19/9/05 ADMISSION TO OFEX SEEKING TO ACQUIRE OPERATIONAL OIL AND GAS ASSETS IN RUSSIA Concorde Oil and Gas is a newly incorporated company seeking to invest in or acquire operational oil and gas assets in the Russian Federation. The Company is seeking admission to Ofex and announces that is has conditionally placed 30,000,000 shares at an issue price of 0.75p raising GBP190,000 net of expenses. The company will have a market capitalisation of approximately GBP1 million when dealings commence later today. The placing was comfortably over subscribed. HIGHLIGHTS * The Directors have extensive experience in the oil and gas industry from their time at Texaco. They also have experience of working in the Russian Federation. * Concorde will only pursue acquisitions that are in production or are discoveries with early production potential and where early cash flow is achievable. * Seeking assets where capital and technical expertise can add significant value. * Concorde has identified a number of 50 - 250 million barrel opportunities; all are prolific oil and gas basins with established infrastructure. * Concorde will only acquire the majority interest in an opportunity. * The next step is to prioritise these opportunities and complete the local partnership agreements necessary to acquire the top priority opportunity. | currypasty | |
17/2/2005 08:30 | AFX comment on the interims: "In the half year to Oct 31 2004, Conder suffered a pretax loss of 1.25 mln stg, compared with a deficit of 520,000 stg in the same period last year. The group said that although it will achieve a profit in the second half of this year, this will not be enough to offset the losses of the first half." Yet Teather's forecasts, updated 14.02.05 still state 1p eps for the year. Doesn't make sense unless its just a very lazy broker. Ticked up again this morning. G. | garth | |
16/2/2005 19:50 | Hope to see more rises tomorrow | tibrahim | |
16/2/2005 19:03 | Well I topped up today within 1 hour of that rns | hybrasil | |
16/2/2005 16:41 | Hmmmm. Promised myself I'd top up up when Mr Varney did. Not so sure at the moment though. Cash very tight they said. No real new news from IGE who said they'd raise funds at the end of last year. Sounds like they are having difficulty IMO. G. | garth | |
16/2/2005 14:14 | But not the FD - Interesting. Garth - Notice that Image Scan has had a small pop today - Maybe there is life after all or the last twitching of a dead dog? Views? | pugugly |
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