Emmerson Share Chat (EML)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Emmerson	LSE:EML	London	Ordinary Share	IM00BDHDTX83	ORD NPV

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+0.00p	+0.00%	2.125p	2.00p	2.25p	2.125p	2.125p	2.125p	0	08:00:00

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Nonequity Investment Instruments	0.0	-0.2	-1.2	-	1.02

Emmerson Share Discussion Threads

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25/4/2017 17:50	If anyone knows these three guys and their history (good/bad) then would certainly appreciate any thoughts ;-) 'The company is led by Directors Cameron Pearce and Sam Quinn, alongside Non-Executive Ed McDermott.' Their previous companies are listed below. LONDON (Alliance News) - Emmerson PLC on Friday said its prospectus has been approved by the UK Listing Authority, allowing its shares to be admitted to the Main Market next week. The company said its investment criteria will not be limited to a particular sector or geographical region, but said the board's experience leans toward the natural resources sector with either all or a substantial portion of its operations in South East Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. Emmerson said its shares are to be admitted next Wednesday. The company said that it intends to operate whatever business it acquires under its strategy, and said that once the acquisition has been completed it will seek re-admission of the enlarged group to trading on the London Stock Exchange or admission to another stock exchange. The company is led by Directors Cameron Pearce and Sam Quinn, alongside Non-Executive Ed McDermott. Pearce is currently a director at Polish Coal Resources PLC and Stallion Resources PLC. He was previously chairman at Glenwick PLC and CEB Resources PLC, and a director at Magnolia Resources Ltd. Quinn is currently the director of Corporate Finance and Legal Counsel for the Dragon Group, a London-based natural resources venture capital firm, a non-executive director of AIM-quoted Red Rock Resources PLC and Glenwick PLC, and the company secretary of AIM-quoted Stratmin Global Resources PLC. Key criteria when assessing potential acquisitions will include evidence of production and cashflow, strong exploration potential in known producing-regions, management quality and an established track record within the sector. Non-Executive McDermott is a non-executive of Fishing Republic PLC and has previously served as a director of Stellar Resources PLC and Noricum Gold PLC. In the prospectus, Emmerson said it intends to place 30.4 million new shares at 3 pence each to raise GBP895,549. Following that, its total issued share capital would stand at 48.2 million shares.	novicetrade68	Read Full Thread Reply
20/4/2017 14:35	Keeping an eye on this doggie.	novicetrade68	Read Full Thread Reply
19/12/2011 18:08	I've started a new thread for WAFM. If anyone has any relevant info to add to the header please post a link. TIA. http://uk.advfn.com/cmn/fbb/thread.php3?id=26621638	fordtin	Read Full Thread Reply
19/12/2011 11:58	Epic WAFM now showing but no prices. WAFM shares credited to my sippdeal account	alanji	Read Full Thread Reply
19/12/2011 11:18	nice one Sky do yo advise buying as i have got burnt with a couple of new issues lately?	enforcer2	Read Full Thread Reply
15/12/2011 07:56	See Header: 1:5 Share Consolidation & Change of Name to West African Minerals Corporation EPIC will be WAFM from next Monday.	skyship	Read Full Thread Reply
05/12/2011 11:52	Early in the New Year and then it's off to the races!	wiseacre	Read Full Thread Reply
04/12/2011 19:19	thoughts on when the share suspension will be lifted?	rbf	Read Full Thread Reply
04/12/2011 19:15	The point I was making was that the prior announcement triggered a 25% drop in share price which allowed the vendors (ie Dattels & Mellon) to pick up 25% more shares for their money. Entirely innocent of course.	wiseacre	Read Full Thread Reply
02/12/2011 16:05	wiseacre: Is that fair? Not done anything wrong have they and as long as the deal creates shareholder in time, good luck to them that bring it on.	plasybryn	Read Full Thread Reply
02/12/2011 10:50	As I said on 24 November the announcement on the licence in CAR didn't amount to anything and looks like market manipulation to allow the inter party transaction to be done at a lower price. It stinks.	wiseacre	Read Full Thread Reply
02/12/2011 09:06	Well, at least they've set the warrants for conversion @ 4.88p - so over time they must anticipate growth. Also the acquisition does tie in Dattels & Mellon in a far more significant way that hitherto. Haven't done the maths, but I suspect they are now each going to be holding 20%-30% of EML.	skyship	Read Full Thread Reply
02/12/2011 08:46	even iron producers with money in the bank and about to make a profit struggle getting buyers in this market. Just look at LIM on TSX	hyper al	Read Full Thread Reply
02/12/2011 08:38	I wonder what the future will be now?.	pip_uk	Read Full Thread Reply
24/11/2011 17:48	The asset in question (in the Central African Republic) doesn't amount to a row of beans and the little local difficulty can probably be ironed out. Of far more significance are Ferrum's other interests in Cameroon and Sierra Leone. Bearing in mind that Dattels and Mellon participated recently in a private placement at 2p the fall in today's share price looks like a buying opportunity not many are interested in buying anything in this market	wiseacre	Read Full Thread Reply
24/11/2011 16:55	Anyone can guess what has taken place - some under table stuff or a genuine oversight and beaten to the post. Even if they get the license there is a worrying option for the authorities to increase future tax take to get some of the riches for the population. Have a real problem trusting any African development and soo it needs a big risk premium.	timtom2	Read Full Thread Reply
24/11/2011 16:34	maybe the directors want to buy a load more at lower prices, sorry, just being cynical it may be a cracking buy though, can't see jim mellon messing up	kristini2	Read Full Thread Reply
24/11/2011 15:32	SD: could do better springs to mind.	plasybryn	Read Full Thread Reply
24/11/2011 15:17	There's a bit of a money trail from EML to Ferrum to GMC (Guernsey). The cash used was for new share subs, so may not actually have been spent. Difficult to ascertain. Hopefully the next RNS will elucidate...	skyship	Read Full Thread Reply
24/11/2011 13:15	Depressingly familiar news from companies trading in Africa - or for that matter most countries which weren't shaded pink on old maps! Seriously, to get this back on track pronto, Stephen Dattels will need to hasten down there with a satchel full of Greenbacks for the Mining Minister. SD is very well experienced in such matters, so I'm hopeful that he will be able to intervene; and if not, then get our money back from the vendor. Worrying though... http://uk.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=48393997&symbol=EML	skyship	Read Full Thread Reply
24/11/2011 11:07	Ferrum chasing license still, good luck to them. No license = very little value in Ferrum imho.	timtom2	Read Full Thread Reply
14/11/2011 08:44	what could be the next news?	monis	Read Full Thread Reply
11/11/2011 17:37	think it's time to add this one imo	enforcer2	Read Full Thread Reply

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