Entain Share Discussion Threads

[smiler26] 15/1/2006 14:17

Directors' shareholdings are as follows (24 October 2005):


Director New ordinary shares New % of issued share
acquired shareholding capital
Peter Greensmith 25,144,730 25,144,730 3.14%
Emma Myers 0 6,670,000 0.83%
John Stirling 25,144,730 25,144,730 3.14%
Jonathan Teichman 25,144,730 25,144,730 3.14%

Following the fundraising, the Company has also been informed of the following
substantial shareholders:

Shareholder New ordinary shares New % of issued share
acquired shareholding capital
Bruce Khouri 37,716,557 37,716,557 4.71%
Maitland Investments Ltd 125,721,854 125,721,854 15.68%

[smiler26] 15/1/2006 14:16

Details of the New Directors - September 2005.

On completion of the Proposed Investment (assuming the Capital Reorganisation is
duly approved by shareholders), Adrian Finn and Anthony Leon will resign as
directors and the following persons will be appointed directors of the Company:

Peter James Greensmith, Chairman, aged 42
Peter Greensmith has over 17 years investment banking experience. He spent
several years at Samuel Montagu and Hill Samuel before joining Dresdner
Kleinwort Wasserstein. At Dresdners he became the COO of the Global Research
Department before being made a director of Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein Ltd
with responsibility for European Private Equity and Mergers and Acquisitions. In
2002, he founded and became Executive Managing Director of Libertas Capital
Group plc, a London-based investment bank, focusing on advice and principal
investments in the energy industry, which was subsequently quoted on AIM. At
Libertas, Peter specialised in advising clients seeking to go public in the UK,
and in mergers and acquisitions - with particular focus on the energy sector, as
both adviser and principal. In March 2005, Peter became Chief Executive Officer
of Libra Natural Resources plc, an AIM-listed investment company. He is a Member
of the Securities Institute and FSA registered as Director and Corporate Finance
Advisor.

Peter Greensmith is currently a director of Libra Natural Resources plc,
Vest4Good Limited, King-Coal Corporation Limited and Parvus Capital Limited, and
within the last five years was a director of Libertas Capital Securities Limited
and Libertas Capital Corporate Finance Limited.

John Harold Stirling, Non-Executive Director, aged 42
John Stirling has over 15 years of business development and management
experience. Following several years as a practising engineer, John joined
Deloitte LLP (formerly Deloitte Management Consulting) where he helped Fortune
500 clients in many industries through significant operations improvements.
After seven years with Deloitte, John gained line management experience when he
became Vice President of Operations for an insurance company where he was
responsible for leading a large technical services staff. At the same time, John
joined the board of a power technology startup which he later joined as Chief
Financial Officer and Vice President of Corporate Development. John is currently
pursuing his interests in renewable energy by co-founding T2M Resources, Inc.,
an advisory services firm serving renewable energy companies, where he is
Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. John holds bachelor
degrees in Mechanical Engineering and Economics and a Master's in Business
Administration.

John Stirling is currently a director of Stirling Consulting Services LLC and
T2M Resources, Inc, and within the last five years was a director of Ramgen
Power Systems, Inc.

Jonathan (Jason) Ashley Carey Teichman, Non-Executive Director, aged 40
Jason Teichman has over 20 years experience in the financial markets. He spent a
number of years broking in the international debt and convertible markets.
Following this he spent three years at Collins Stewart Tullett broking U.S.A.
and European Equities. He has spent the last two years working as principal on a
number of mergers and acquisitions and investment projects across a range of
industries and regions.

He is currently a director of Emil Partners Limited and Triple Play Investors
Limited and has held no other directorships or partnerships within the last five
years.

[bluebar] 14/1/2006 09:30

Check to-days Daily Mail finance pages.??

[abadan2] 28/12/2005 11:01

Watch this space. Deal coming soon.

[charmer1_23] 21/12/2005 16:08

Yet more dilution here. ;-)

Issue of Equity

RNS Number:0422W
Enition PLC
21 December 2005


Enition plc
("Enition" or the "Company")

Placing and Additional Listing

Enition is pleased to announce that it has raised #661,000 (before expenses)
through a placing of 600,909,088 new ordinary shares at 0.11p per share. The
funds raised from the placing will provide additional working capital for
Enition to pursue its strategy to identify potential acquisition targets and
investments for the Company.

The Company will make application for the 600,909,088 new ordinary shares to be
admitted to trading on AIM and admission is expected to occur on 29 December
2005.

The Company now has a total of 1,402,491,371 ordinary shares of 0.0025p in
issue.



This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

END
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[double6] 16/11/2005 08:40

MM's got 'em again!

[bubface] 15/11/2005 16:14

have a look whose bought in then look at lnr.

[bluedolphine] 15/11/2005 13:02

16mil you say...

bloody bargain!!!!

[dell314] 15/11/2005 12:52

bluedolphine - A shareprice of 2p would value a shell with circa £300k of cash at over £16mln.
Don't you think that would be rather stupid??

Rgds
dell

All IMHO, DYOR etc.

[double6] 15/11/2005 12:48

Looks like the MM's are holding the price up to get more of the bucket shop buyers to get in.

BD on board too - LOL!!

[bluedolphine] 15/11/2005 12:45

storming... 2p by next week

[dell314] 15/11/2005 10:58

I wonder if some of the retail punters buying this on the momentum haven't factored in the new shares, as sites like ADVFN are still showing only circa 200mln shares in issue.

If this price holds, the new investors who put in £95k at 0.03p have now got a holding worth £950k, without even a sniff of any RTO news, yet. Not a bad return....

It'll be interesting to see where it goes from here.

Rgds
dell

All IMHO, DYOR etc.

P.S. memoeryman - Yes of course you bought at the bottom. How strange that you were ramping it before it got there. LOL!!

[memoeryman] 15/11/2005 10:49

dell it was not a fantasy trade, i bought at .015. you were telling every one this was rubbish at .010 and now its at .03/.04.

and thats my last point on thos subject as im no longer a holder. unlike dell who never holds and still deramps !

[double6] 15/11/2005 10:42

8m trade just shown up. (Delayed).

[double6] 15/11/2005 09:54

Dell - can only agree with you.

Will be interested to see the delayed trades later on - MM's sucking 'em in!

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[dell314] 15/11/2005 09:37

double6 - My guess would be that the placing shares are currently being farmed out to clients by a bucket shop, along with some OTT PR.

Sometimes, RTOs do take place that value shells at ridiculous sums but they aren't common. At the end of the day, why would a private company reverse into a shell valued at £Xmln, when there are much cheaper routes to a listing available?

However, the market's not always a rational place....

All IMHO, DYOR etc.

Rgds
dell

P.S. memoeryman - Thanks for telling us your fantasy trades. What did you really buy at?
FWIW, I was actually pointing out that this stock looked very dodgy when it was still priced in multiples of whole pennies(as I'm sure double6 will confirm), so I'm not quite sure why you think a rise to about a third of a penny is reason to suggest that I was wrong about ENT........

[memoeryman] 15/11/2005 09:28

double, i agree on this one with dell and u. im out but cant understand why its still going up. was glad to get out at a nice profit but now wishing i had stayed in a bit longer. oh well!

[double6] 15/11/2005 09:24

Dell - I understand where you're coming from.

But why is the price on the up, and why so many big trades yesterday ?

Any thoughts ?

[memoeryman] 15/11/2005 08:25

Dell lets face it, you got lost on this one, i bought in at .015 and sold at .025 now that a pretty good return i feel. and no never pnd and no back when steven was bullish on this i beleive the price was .015 and now its alot higher.

[cowls] 14/11/2005 16:33

Something going on ??? Another 500% and i'll break even :)

[dell314] 14/11/2005 16:21

memoeryman - I don't recall you ever admitting it, when your pals were pumping and dumping this.
Surely, it is still way below levels at which your chum Stenson was ramping it at, so I'm not sure how you've decided today's share price is a big success.

At today's shareprice the company is capped at circa £2.4mln and yet it only has £300k max cash and a bit of hope that there may be a decent RTO.

Effectively anyone who backs into this is paying £2mln over cash for a listing.
Crazy IMHO(but it has happened occasionally).
Why do people buy this, when you can buy some shells near or below cash??

Still nice work for those who bought shares at 0.03p(unfortunately retail never got that chance)!!

All IMHO, DYOR etc.

Rgds
dell

[memoeryman] 14/11/2005 15:43

well well, looks like dell had this one wrong again. and no dell this is not another pnd !