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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Curzon Energy Plc | CZN | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 01/10/2024 12:16 by tidy 2 There are dogs and there are dogs and then there is CZN |
Posted at 13/9/2024 11:42 by kemche Show me a single share that Scottie has failed with. Go on. I dare you!Could CZN take over CRCL???? |
Posted at 07/5/2021 08:50 by helpfull Word on the street is that CZN is going to start selling hair care products. I don't believe it myself but they seem to have no trouble getting extensions. |
Posted at 09/9/2020 21:55 by helpfull You'd think that Chinese billionaire would have jumped in at CZN. What's he hanging about for? All that money to be made cornering the critical metals market. Nobody has thunk of that before. Muggins is going to start thinking he is being milked for his pocket money if this goes on any longer. Expect an extension of the December 1st deadline. Unless the milk runs out. Be careful. |
Posted at 04/8/2020 11:26 by helpfull Worked it out yet? Sale of corporate debt by YA Global Investments to C4 Energy. One of the two directors of C4 Energy is James Parsons. Parsons is executive chairman of RGM where a certain Scott Kaintz is CEO. RGM owned 7% of the CZN shares which it sold when the shares of CZN spiked. Parsons sold shares in CZN and holds onto the debt. Did he not read that the billionaire was going to make all CZN shareholders rich? There was a £125,000 loan note(at 10%) for one year highlighted in the LOI. That allowed the froth to build and the RGM shares to be sold. Nice. Then the coup de grace. The £166,000 cash raise. That will keep the home fires burning. Warm the toes of Scott Kaintz. And will allow the payment of interest owed to the holder of the corporate debt. Luckily that is the friend of Scott. Parsons. $32,000 accrued by February 2020 and more to come. C4 Energy had £2 cash in its account at end of September 2019. The amount it paid for the corporate debt of CZN was unstated. But if it used all of its £2 that $32,000 would be a nice earner. And what about the RTO? Well the billionaire won't give his money away. Look at the critical metals. No market. Mug punters will be allowed to buy as many shares in CZN as they like. Heaven help them when the RTO falls through and they need to sell. Can you see what it is yet? |
Posted at 08/7/2020 07:24 by helpfull What comes next? Might be as well to look at a similar example. Where better to start than Nuog. Nuog is a shell company where C4 Energy bought the debt and placed its minions into BOD positions. A RTO was promised, never materialised, and the shares were suspended whilst the RTO was progressed. Today the RTO shareholders are told has fallen through.Might this be the future for CZN? Similar to CZN, the BOD was not why in raising cash, two before suspension.Understan |
Posted at 12/5/2020 21:24 by profit7 potential is huge, as EU and USA have listed number of metals as Critical for the new economy and technology.Just the fees from critical metals trades would be worth billions of dollars, and even a small percentage of fees should bring CZN and its partner millions on revenue. Mcap is only £700k vs potential income through critical metals trades. |
Posted at 12/5/2020 21:21 by profit7 CZNSomethings happening here |
Posted at 13/3/2019 14:09 by tomboyb Clear that czn believe in their Coos bay prospect -A lot has been spent previously so share price have given 23p just to coos bay - |
Posted at 13/3/2019 11:11 by tomboyb Curzon Energy PLC @CurzonEnergy 17m17 minutes ago More Curzon has laid the foundations for investor exposure to what it considers the best midterm energy play - US natural gas and LNG exports #CZN #Curzonenergy #Naturalgas #USA #Onthemove Get the expertise and Farm-in and then see - Broker note is at 23p - Shareprophets had a target even higher - |
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