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22/11/2016 07:33 | ACP Armadale Capital Superb RNS This is a huge discovery and mining cost will be very low as it will be a open mine.Commercial deal will follow...http://www. | ![]() ertugrul | |
22/11/2016 07:29 | Hopefully,very shortly we will be saying CHL ! to make up for our OXS losses wiyh the result of their award for up to $1.3 billion being announced very shortly (current mkt cap around £55m at 38p). | ![]() lithological heterogeneities | |
22/11/2016 07:26 | Just kidding. Just wanted to remind myself of the old OXS days before we lost the arbitration case. :0( | ![]() lithological heterogeneities | |
22/11/2016 07:16 | PS likes VCP and I like VCP results Good home for Avesco dosh | ![]() larva | |
22/11/2016 07:16 | I like VCP results Good home for Avesco dosh | ![]() larva | |
22/11/2016 07:07 | GUN Outlook The Company has made good progress with its current portfolio. We are awaiting proposals from HHDL on the next phase of operations at Horse Hill. The Company sees significant potential for commercial development of both the Portland and Kimmeridge intervals. Likewise we are very enthusiastic about the nearby and soon to be spudded Brockham side track well which we have exposure to via our investment in Alba Mineral Resources. BTHL after some issues with ground conditions has made significant progress over the last few months with production increasing from 4.8tonnes of Wo3 concentrate in August to 11.86 tonnes in October. Licensing for the new mine at Tarantula is also well advanced with all the relevant reports submitted to the Mines Department and Environmental Agencies and are now awaiting final approval. Previous drilling at Tarantula has shown it to have ore grades similar to Bodó. The Company also has a stake in Georgian Mining Company which has multiple (gold and copper) near term production targets identified at its Bolnisi project in Georgia. We look forward to the drilling results there over the coming months. In November the company invested £100,000 in Zenith Energy by way of a convertible bond. Zenith's main asset is three licences in Azerbaijan currently producing just over 300 barrels of oil per day. Upside potential exists via both working over existing wells and drilling new wells. In addition the Company has been very active in reviewing additional investments in the natural resources sector and hopefully one or more can be concluded in the near term. We also see opportunities in the short term trading of assets where liquidity and value provide potential for very good returns. The Board would like to take this opportunity to thank our shareholders for their continued support and I look forward to reporting further progress over the next period and beyond. Hamish Harris Executive Chairman 21 November 2016 | ![]() cpap man | |
22/11/2016 03:33 | KARMA trader-mick Posts: 2,612 Off Topic Opinion: No Opinion Price: 15.00 View Thread (3)RE: SuspensionSun 21:07I actually do believe MRS will trade at 30p or higher in 2017. But for now we have to take the pain before the gain. The shortfall with the MRS contracts might have caused a cash flow problem with main business. Remember the rest of the group is "thriving" but that means high working capital so you cannot rule out another funding first. Perhaps the bank Westpac that seems to support MRS can step in and offer a overdraft facility instead. Would much prefer that than any more dilution. | dice1950 | |
22/11/2016 02:12 | David Williams, CEO Avanti Communications Group plc (AVN) Seraphim Capital Launches £80m Space Tech Fund UK Published on November 22, 2016 London, UK-based Seraphim Capital has launched an £80m space tech venture capital fund. The Seraphim Space Fund, which is backed by a £30m investment from the British Business Bank (made under its Enterprise Capital Funds program) alongside capital from international space companies, family offices and individual investors, is targeting the final close during the next two quarters. Led by Managing Partner Michael Jones, the founder of Google Earth, and Google’s former Chief Technology Advocate, the fund will invest in early-stage space-related businesses advancing commercial applications in both downstream (software), and upstream (hardware) opportunities, as well as in technologies that have potential space applications such as artificial intelligence, robotics and nanomaterials. In particular, the new vehicle will focus on companies that use digital data from satellites that is already delivering commercial advantage and social innovations ranging from intelligent transport and smart cities through to sectors such as insurance, maritime, agriculture or oil and gas. In order to identify opportunities, the presence of Jones ensures the fund will get access to Silicon Valley. In Europe, it partners with the European Space Agency (ESA). Finally, in the UK, Seraphim Space will be supported by new initiatives led by the Satellite Applications Catapult and will be backing the creation of UK Space Tech Angels (a new venture from London Business Angels) that will put the fund at the heart of the space-related start-up ecosystem. David Williams, CEO of UK quoted satellite operator Avanti Communications Group plc., conceived the fund and joined it as Chairman of the Advisory Board. | dice1950 | |
22/11/2016 02:11 | David Williams, CEO Avanti Communications Group plc (AVN) Seraphim Capital Launches £80m Space Tech Fund UK Published on November 22, 2016 London, UK-based Seraphim Capital has launched an £80m space tech venture capital fund. The Seraphim Space Fund, which is backed by a £30m investment from the British Business Bank (made under its Enterprise Capital Funds program) alongside capital from international space companies, family offices and individual investors, is targeting the final close during the next two quarters. Led by Managing Partner Michael Jones, the founder of Google Earth, and Google’s former Chief Technology Advocate, the fund will invest in early-stage space-related businesses advancing commercial applications in both downstream (software), and upstream (hardware) opportunities, as well as in technologies that have potential space applications such as artificial intelligence, robotics and nanomaterials. In particular, the new vehicle will focus on companies that use digital data from satellites that is already delivering commercial advantage and social innovations ranging from intelligent transport and smart cities through to sectors such as insurance, maritime, agriculture or oil and gas. In order to identify opportunities, the presence of Jones ensures the fund will get access to Silicon Valley. In Europe, it partners with the European Space Agency (ESA). Finally, in the UK, Seraphim Space will be supported by new initiatives led by the Satellite Applications Catapult and will be backing the creation of UK Space Tech Angels (a new venture from London Business Angels) that will put the fund at the heart of the space-related start-up ecosystem. David Williams, CEO of UK quoted satellite operator Avanti Communications Group plc., conceived the fund and joined it as Chairman of the Advisory Board. | dice1950 | |
21/11/2016 21:40 | MARL dilbert dogbreadth20 Nov '16 - 13:30 - 2171 of 2178 1 0 also that John L character on lse seems to be suggesting lidya has found another high grade zone near the russian sector. all looking very positive and drill results next week followed by PEA week after. pr0t0n20 Nov '16 - 13:55 - 2172 of 2178 1 0 It`s certainly possible that latest drilling discovered new zone. But , best to wait then assume that ( BB`s are full of charlatans) Having said that , in one of the first interviews Eric Roth suggested several mineralized episodes... *Roth said he favours an epithermal-breccia model, pointing to some of the banded, near crustiform textures they see in Hot Maden drill core. Roth also describes the possibility that there were several mineralizing episodes, noting overprinting by massive chalcopyrite-bornite veinlets. Yet, it’s also tempting to look at a volcanogenic-massive sulphide model as adjacent to the high-grade gold-copper is strong zinc mineralization, not atypical for VMS systems. Indeed, could we be seeing a mixture of models? Roth is open to the idea. “When we first acquired the Hot Maden concessions we actually went in with the idea of it being a possible VMS type system,” Roth said in a follow-up email. “But after having field reviewed a number of the VMS deposits in eastern Turkey, it became clear that they were typically located at a clear stratigraphic contact between underlying andesites and overlying rhyolites, which doesn’t appear to be the case at Hot Maden. We have the andesites but not the rhyolites.” He continues: “Having said that, at the back of my mind is always the thought that a pre-existing VMS system might have been caught up within the Hot Maden fault zone. There’s no doubt that the zonation (from west to east) of Cu-Au stockworks through massive Cu-Au and then into Zn Pb is reminiscent of a VMS system… Anyway, it’s still early days so I’ll keep an open mind!” | ![]() cpap man | |
21/11/2016 21:28 | MARL dilbert dogbreadth20 Nov '16 - 13:23 - 2170 of 2178 1 0 another seeking alpha write up. | ![]() cpap man | |
21/11/2016 16:34 | Amazon_Woman21 Nov '16 - 16:26 - 561734 of 561735 0 0 Short squuuuuuueeeeeze I Q E lol | yawn1 | |
21/11/2016 16:31 | MTFB Down another 10% today | yawn1 | |
21/11/2016 16:26 | Short squuuuuuueeeeeze IQE | ![]() amazon_woman | |
21/11/2016 16:22 | JLP red to blue/ platinum rising up... JLP production news soon :) | ![]() nash81 | |
21/11/2016 16:11 | continues its rise ahead of results (web) | ![]() andrbea | |
21/11/2016 15:12 | G4M See how it runs after each all time high break. free stock charts from uk.advfn.com | ![]() ileeman | |
21/11/2016 15:10 | G4M Broken into new highs I expect it will run alot higher over the coming days. free stock charts from uk.advfn.com | ![]() ileeman | |
21/11/2016 15:09 | Despite a slagging blog by Shareprofits on PHE we are 4th on the leader board guess they wrote a negative blog so they could cover shorts easier Been 3.3 million more buys than sells which is pretty big for PHE MM could be getting quite a bit short as there was also lot more buys than sells on Friday News could really liven this share up soon it will spike by many multiples on first sales of G3 UHT plant We already know the plant is going to be shipped to UK in the new year for further demonstrations We have one of the most competitive options in the gasification industry | ![]() warwick69 | |
21/11/2016 14:45 | STAR from red to neutral, wonder if it could go blue......? | ![]() hazl | |
21/11/2016 14:44 | MONI - 4.3%, this could surprise big time el Don | ![]() donsan | |
21/11/2016 14:01 | AVN Space fund to capitalise on UK expertise as it targets new technologies Alan Tovey, industry editor 21 NOVEMBER 2016 • 1:26PM Google Earth’s founder is joining a Government-backed investment fund aimed at developing new space technologies while they are still in their infancy. Michael Jones, who launched the mapping application, will help steer Seraphim Capital’s fund, which will invest in early-stage technology companies anywhere in the world. Seraphim is billing the scheme as the largest ever space venture fund, and it plans to raise £80m to sink into new companies by the summer. Investors in the fund so far include the British Business Bank, which has put in £30m in a show of confidence as the UK tries to more than triple the size of its space industry to £40bn. satellite People are increasingly reliant on data produced by satellites Companies that the fund is particularly interested in are those that use data from satellites in new applications. Examples of this include “connected&rdq Mark Boggett, chief executive of Seraphim, said: “As satellites get smaller, smarter and less expensive to launch, our reliance on them is growing. Many emerging technologies – from drones and autonomous vehicles to the Internet of Things – are underpinned by digital data from satellites.” He added that the average British citizen uses satellite data 30 times a day through applications such as maps, though they are unlikely to be aware of it. The explosion in new data-driven technology means that Mr Boggett expects this figure to rise to 3,000 times by the end of the decade. “Just as low-cost personal computing in the Nineties and the internet in the Noughties acted as a catalyst for waves of new technology innovations, the evidence is that low-cost access to space will come to define the decade ahead.” Surrey Satellite Technology is a world leader in the field of space vehicles Surrey Satellite Technology is a world leader in the field of space vehicles CREDIT: SSTL Further funding for companies or new entrants to the satellite sector could cement the UK's position as a leading player the industry. The fund will also look at space-related software and hardware, as well as systems that could be used in space such as artificial intelligence, robotics, and new materials. To help access new companies with promising technology, Seraphim has formed a strategic partnership with the European Space Agency, and in the UK will be supported by the Satellite Applications Catapult. Greg Clark, the business minister, said building on the UK’s strength in satellites was “crucial&rdquo | dice1950 |
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