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GBF Gem Biofuels

0.95
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 01:00:00
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Gem Biofuels LSE:GBF London Ordinary Share IM00B24F0V53 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.95 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Gem Biofuels Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
04/1/2013
17:00
Nearly paid 0.6p.. but got cold feet.
hectorp
04/1/2013
15:48
Looks as though someone had mis-read the subscription price as 1p and not 1/10th of a p - Otherwise why pay more than £0.001p )ie:- 10 shares for 1p)

Burning fingers ?

04 January 2013 Statement re share price

The Directors of GEM note the recent movement in the Company's share price on AIM and confirm that they are not aware of any reason for this movement.

Further to the announcement by the Company on 28 December 2012, GEM is still completing the subscription for new ordinary shares in the Company ("Subscription") at a price of GBP0.001 per share and expects to be able to provide final details regarding the Subscription early next week.

pugugly
04/1/2013
13:00
As announced on 12th April 2012, based on an internal and detailed review of the Company's operations in Madagascar, it has become clear that, due mainly to a lack of sufficient financial resources for the necessary level of intervention and maintenance, its plantation activities there have resulted in significantly less success than was hoped. Further examination through external agronomic consultants confirmed that the success levels were too low to make a commercially viable business from the Company's existing plantations. Other recent third-party research on Jatropha suggests that it requires significantly more agronomic care and maintenance than originally thought as well as higher rainfall and the addition of fertilizers. The same report suggests that successful commercial scale exploitation of Jatropha is not now expected before 2020 and will require significant improvement on current techniques and breeding stock.
hectorp
12/4/2012
13:33
Looks like the end o the road ?
pugugly
18/5/2011
12:27
Something brewing!
double6
07/4/2011
19:40
well, either we go to the wall or finally buyers will come back, oil in sterling at all time high
josels
10/3/2011
14:17
Finally I decided to buy today after the rns, good luck to me....
josels
17/9/2010
07:32
this is not trading, are there any share in offer?
josels
02/8/2010
20:47
This will reverse the trend one day
or it will be bought by someone for pennies

josels
30/6/2010
15:51
another DOO / BFC
asparks
25/4/2010
11:43
under 10p I will buy a small punt soon
josels
08/10/2009
21:16
well, may be but someone is happy to put more money in this business, I am sure they dont give it for charity but for a return.
josels
21/7/2009
17:21
This is as bad as DOO LOL
volsung
28/5/2009
22:39
I am interested in the company is anyone out there following it? thanks
josels
15/9/2008
20:30
If RAB get their investors to agree to the 3 year moratorium on redemptions they should be under no immediate pressure to sell out of GBF, etc, but it will still cast a long shadow over the share price given the size of the overhang. If RAB get turned down, then it will be bloody; their EGM is later this month.
reckless_rat
15/9/2008
11:27
Don't RAB own 56% of these?
And to my knowledge RAB are having a few redemption issues.
To me this is a concern.
Comments?

aim_trader
24/11/2007
10:44
"Gem Biofuels - The other side of the biofuels equation
23-Nov-2007
The agreement allowed for the supply of up to 55% of GEM's crude jatropha oil production in Madagascar to Natural Fuels, at a free on board delivery price of US$500 per tonne."

aim_trader
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