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Posted at 09/5/2013 10:52 by monkey puzzle If ever there was a company run by the Directors for the Directors this is it.They only issue three updates a year, half year report, full year report and AGM. That's it unless there's a holdings change RNS. What abunch of lazy incompetent shysters they are...did you read their AIM admission document....didn't deliver a bean of of it. The only thing keeping this alive is the fact that loan was provided by one of the largest shareholders and hasn't been called in. The large holdings here do suggests that something on the corporate side will change (ie a RTO) as there is no other reason whatsoever for anyone to have bought the shares. But how long will this dead business keep limping along in the meantime? Amazed the BoD here still have their jobs to be honest but obviously the "investors" here haven't bought for any recovery in the music business as that is never going to happen but what's taking them so long to move in on this listing and get a real business injected into it? |
Posted at 03/10/2012 08:20 by still waiting SG more in demand??"Fund managers dump bullion for gold shares "Professional investors who want exposure to gold are starting to put their money in gold-related shares rather than the metal itself. "Gold shares are being snapped up by fund managers in place of bullion, as the derating that has occurred over the past three years looks to right itself. "Alastair Mundy who runs the Investec Cautious Managed fund and Jon Rebak who runs HSBC Open Global Distribution have increased their exposure to gold shares and reduced exposure to gold bullion. Troy Trojan multi-asset manager Sebastian Lyon has gold shares and gold bullion dominating his top holdings. "There is a large disparity between the price of gold bullion which has experienced an almost flawless 10 year bull run and gold shares, but experts are predicting a re-rating. Production picked up in the second quarter to the end of June, buoying precious metal mining shares. "Chelsea Financial Services said that now was the time to buy. "'A stronger second half from corporates on the production front, a rising gold price and an oil price with limited upside should assist gold equities in providing earnings leverage,' said Darius McDermott of Chelsea. 'Longer term, as the market becomes more comfortable with "higher for longer" gold prices, the equities should re-rate further.' "Precious metals specialist Evy Hambro who runs the £2.9bn BlackRock Gold & General fund said in his weekly gold report that quantitative easing would be positive for commodities and gold shares. "'QE3 is good for commodities, at least in the short term. That this round of easing is open-ended and may be accompanied by additional quantitative measures could well provide the impetus for a more sustained uptrend. Longer-term, supply-demand fundamentals remain broadly supportive of gold prices,' he said. "'Gold equities are trading at attractive valuations on a number of metrics. A feature of the industry is an increase in dividend payments. In our view, this trend is likely to continue and could increase the attractiveness of gold shares relative to their key competitor gold Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) and so could aid a re-rating.'" |
Posted at 21/9/2012 22:49 by zac_mo Moving in th erigtdirction, investors and those in the know taking positions imv. Roll on next week |
Posted at 17/9/2012 22:12 by zac_mo MonkeyI have every faith it will All paid up for and in no rush. End of year not far off, we will wake up one morning and the eagle would have landed, at that pointevery man and his dog will want a piece of the action. not much stock in free float a RTO looks juicy proposition....Ilyas and his boys are shreed investors....7/8p is not out of the question... KEEP THE FAITH we will move and QUICKLY |
Posted at 23/8/2012 08:58 by oilmeister Appears to be a neat way of investing in gold. I can see massive upside if gold rallies back to US$1800 and beyond"Investors in Sovereign Gold have unique and pure exposure to gold. Sovereign Gold's balance is made up only of gold coins or cash that will be used to acquire coins." |
Posted at 22/8/2012 11:40 by monkey puzzle LUFC,You ever heard of AMATI Global Investors? |
Posted at 20/8/2012 09:39 by lufc5 Morning Gentlefolk.No matter how much research I did(not a great deal of spare time this w'end), it all came back to Sovereign Gold. That seems to be the only company that Stanhill are involved in, with the sole intention of listing sometime this year....so within months. I know it's pure speculation, but if anyone can come up with a better "fit" then I'm all ears. Stanhill take ownership to over 50% of company Windsor based Sovereign Gold Limited ("Sovereign Gold" or the "Company"), the specialist investment company that acquires exposure to gold through buying British Sovereigns, is delighted to announce that Stanhill Capital Partners, a Hong Kong based merchant banking group, has provided further investment to support the company's growth and expansion plans. The investment has been structured through a private placement of equity as well as a convertible bond that is secured on the company's existing and future inventory of Sovereign coins. Following the investment, Ilyas Khan, senior partner of Stanhill Capital Partners will take over as Non-Executive Chairman of Sovereign Gold, and Stanhill will also take up another board seat. Sovereign Gold is a truly unique and fast-growing gold focused investment company. Established in mid 2011 and operationally active since September of that year, the Company is in the process of building up a Sovereign coin buying network in the UK and, through its shares once they are listed, will offer investors a secure, low-cost and convenient way to invest and hold physical gold without the inconvenience associated with taking physical delivery or the risks associated with synthetic structures. Sovereign Gold offers full un-hedged exposure to physical gold with no exploration or mining risks. Additionally, Sovereigns, as legal tender, attract no VAT or capital gains tax, and thus provide pure exposure to gold for investors. A representative of Stanhill Capital Partners commented: "we are very pleased to be supporting Sovereign Gold's ambitious roll out. The additional funds will allow the company to expand its purchasing network and follows a period of significant growth since our initial venture backing. Sovereign Gold has a strong track record of delivery and is extremely well placed to benefit from the increasing global appeal of physical gold investment. We look forward now to a public quotation during the coming year." |
Posted at 17/8/2012 22:58 by still waiting He added "we will be adding new partners over summer and will provide a further update in early September."Investors in Sovereign Gold have a unique and pure exposure to gold. Sovereign Gold's balance sheet is made up only of gold coins or shareholder cash that is waiting to be used to acquire coins. Sovereign Gold does not trade or buy and sell coins in order to create a profit on the difference between the low cost at which it acquires sovereigns. It buys sovereigns that then become a part of the company's long-term balance sheet. At certain points of the company's fiscal accounting period, Sovereign Gold may choose to auction those parts of its inventory that are made up of coins that possess a value far in excess of their gold content. This happens in cases where coins are in exceptional condition, or are "proof" issues, or have been minted in years and with mint-marks that are rare and therefore collectible |
Posted at 17/8/2012 14:41 by lufc5 This certainly looks to be a special situation imo.Stanhill Capital Partners is an independent Hong Kong based merchant banking group with an unconventional and activist investment approach. Stanhill focuses on a number of investment themes based on a long term strategy that emphasizes creativity and speed in evaluating and acting upon potential opportunities. Stanhill has offices in Hong Kong, Singapore and London and is staffed by seasoned professionals with a direct investment track record in complex capital markets and M&A transactions in a variety of sectors and jurisdictions. Stanhill trades in Hong Kong under the name Crosby (Hong Kong) Limited which is regulated by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC). An important component of the Stanhill Group is the Stanhill Special Situations Fund, a Cayman Islands domiciled vehicle with a focus on event-driven and distressed special situations across all markets. Investments are mainly in corporate restructurings through distressed debt, private and public equity and equity linked securities. Historically the fund has been most active in the natural resource area and has led contested takeovers. The Stanhill Special Situations Fund often partners with other investors in taking stakes in situations that have been heavily researched and analysed. The investment horizon is very long term. |
Posted at 17/8/2012 00:55 by lufc5 Now this could very well be the one. Notice that it states......"We look forward now to a public quotation during the coming year."A representative of Stanhill Capital Partners commented: "we are very pleased to be supporting Sovereign Gold's ambitious roll out. The additional funds will allow the company to expand its purchasing network and follows a period of significant growth since our initial venture backing. Sovereign Gold has a strong track record of delivery and is extremely well placed to benefit from the increasing global appeal of physical gold investment. We look forward now to a public quotation during the coming year." Stanhill take ownership to over 50% of company Windsor based Sovereign Gold Limited ("Sovereign Gold" or the "Company"), the specialist investment company that acquires exposure to gold through buying British Sovereigns, is delighted to announce that Stanhill Capital Partners, a Hong Kong based merchant banking group, has provided further investment to support the company's growth and expansion plans. The investment has been structured through a private placement of equity as well as a convertible bond that is secured on the company's existing and future inventory of Sovereign coins. Following the investment, Ilyas Khan, senior partner of Stanhill Capital Partners will take over as Non-Executive Chairman of Sovereign Gold, and Stanhill will also take up another board seat. Sovereign Gold is a truly unique and fast-growing gold focused investment company. Established in mid 2011 and operationally active since September of that year, the Company is in the process of building up a Sovereign coin buying network in the UK and, through its shares once they are listed, will offer investors a secure, low-cost and convenient way to invest and hold physical gold without the inconvenience associated with taking physical delivery or the risks associated with synthetic structures. Sovereign Gold offers full un-hedged exposure to physical gold with no exploration or mining risks. Additionally, Sovereigns, as legal tender, attract no VAT or capital gains tax, and thus provide pure exposure to gold for investors. A representative of Stanhill Capital Partners commented: "we are very pleased to be supporting Sovereign Gold's ambitious roll out. The additional funds will allow the company to expand its purchasing network and follows a period of significant growth since our initial venture backing. Sovereign Gold has a strong track record of delivery and is extremely well placed to benefit from the increasing global appeal of physical gold investment. We look forward now to a public quotation during the coming year." About British Gold Sovereigns The British sovereign (originally treated as the one pound coin) is one of the most widely held gold coins in the world and, unlike paper investments, has a real and permanent tangible value and is legal tender in the United Kingdom. Gold sovereigns were first minted honouring the reign of Henry VII in 1489 and have been issued for most English Kings and Queens since that time. British gold sovereigns ceased production in 1604 and recommenced again in 1817 when a standardised coinage system was re-introduced. Gold sovereigns were minted continuously for over a century from 1817 to 1932 when Britain moved off the gold standard. Production of gold sovereigns was resumed again in 1957. The Royal Mint estimates that over 1 billion coins have been minted in total, though only a small proportion of those are likely to still exist. Sovereigns are minted from 22 carat gold, and weigh in at 0.2354 troy oz, which is just a fraction under 1/4oz or 7.9881 grams. |
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