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GIP Gippsland

2.125
0.00 (0.00%)
03 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Gippsland Investors - GIP

Gippsland Investors - GIP

Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Gippsland GIP London Ordinary Share
  Price Change Price Change % Share Price Last Trade
0.00 0.00% 2.125 01:00:00
Open Price Low Price High Price Close Price Previous Close
2.125 2.125
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Posted at 22/10/2012 11:58 by marksnsparkle
Yep GIP seems to be finally comming to life ... shares up 36% today

A new brokers note has been written ...


Also a new investors presentation ...
Posted at 11/1/2012 23:25 by here and there
Has anyone here noticed that there is a revolution in process in Egypt. How do you raise $200millon plus from banks to invest into such a cauldron. I sometimes wonder at the naivety of retail investors. Please someone, tell me, how would you finance this project under these conditions?
Posted at 27/7/2011 09:00 by pallys
I don't know whether to sell my holding or keep.

What are you guys doing? They've lost 40% in value this year...and I'm losing faith in management.

Why should investors keep hold of them?
Posted at 24/6/2011 18:15 by yangou
Hi Chip. I sold mine when you could only deal through a broker who could buy and sell on the TSX. So luckily got out then. Guess you made the mistake that I have done before and many other investors. Which is to have so much faith in a share that it will come through in the end. It could well do that but your money will be tied up for so much longer. I dont often trade and do hold shares also for the long term while they get things sorted out which investing is all about. But this one i decided not too. I have shares in Bouganville copper which are showing a profit and if and when the mine reopens again will be worth a good deal more than my purchase price. So all i am saying is which ones are worth the long hold. If your interested Bougy is worth a look as everything there is moving forward
Posted at 25/4/2011 14:38 by joan of arc
This is a smoke and mirrors transaction and a very complicated one at that to divest the minority GIP holders of its most tangible assets. The net effect as I see it, and assuming that "subscribing for the issued capital of Adobha Eritrea" means paying GIP, is that GIP ends up with what cash is left from the previous fund raising. Unless there are substantial additional assets already in Adobha, then our holding is being diluted in direct proportion to the number of Adobha shares currently in existence - in return for nothing!

In addition we will be expected to participate in further fund raising for a venture that brings no benefit to GIP.

This is clearly daylight robbery and we should vote against the divestment. Unfortunately I believe Gandel owns the majority of GIP shares and so we cannot stop this by this route alone.

There must be some rules on the ASX that say a manipulation of assets via a transaction of this type which is not in the interests of all investors should be, if not illegal, then against the ASX rules. As anyone any ideas on this and if an objection can be raised to the ASX?
Posted at 27/9/2010 14:26 by vanbrussel
Abu Dabbab needs a production company, that's industry standard
If so, the question still is, is it for real or something to please potential investors
Hotcopper mentions the Saudi spin out
Posted at 03/9/2010 08:47 by marksnsparkle
New investors presentation ...
Posted at 19/8/2010 14:03 by joan of arc
Shadowchaser, we all share your frustration. But if your presumed motivation were true then surely since any funding would have to come from a placing (PIs excluded) the source of such funds would know this was the case and not buy into it. Likewise GIP will probably not get any further funding in this climate unless they can really convince such an investor(s)that a longer term financing deal is in sight.
Posted at 16/12/2008 12:13 by vanbrussel
From Carbonites to Commerce Resources to their Investor Relations
I do have to say they are a well-known brand by now, not only for their Coca-Cola ticker

Commerce Resources Investor Relations Expenditure:

During the nine months ended July 31, 2008, the Company incurred total charges relating to investor relations of $795,724 compared to $535,313 during the comparative nine months ended July 31, 2007.

Investor relations charges include advertising and website costs (2008: $312,470, 2007: $258,708), travel and promotion (2008: $166,192, 2007: $64,952) and investor relations activities (2008: $317,062, 2007: $211,653).

The Company currently has an investor relations agreement with AXINO AG, a German investor relations firm that handles investor relations activities in
Germany and other European countries, as well as with Renmark Financial Communications Inc. All other activities and inquiries are handled internally by office staff

► By Jove, that's C$ 795.724 or A$ 963.744 for 9 months
You get a 12-month GIP-board for this
Posted at 28/10/2008 21:21 by joan of arc
As an aside support the Kill the Spread campaign. It is in all our interests!!

See below :-




www.killthespread.com



October 2008 (2)

Dear Supporter,

We wrote to you earlier this month with details of the Kill the Spread campaign objectives - since then word has really started to spread! Below are the links to the latest news and articles written about the campaign over the last two months. Were you aware that the London Stock Exchange is facing a High Court claim of anti-competitive behaviour from Plus Markets??

Change we need.....so what's next?

Since we last wrote to you, we have been approached by several brokers, wanting to know more about the Campaign and offering their assistance!

We were very encouraged by this – it's comforting to know we aren't the only ones complaining about the AIM and its Market Maker system. It's killing their business too!

We have learned a lot from their perspective on the way the AIM works and have now started discussions on some interesting initiatives including:

1/ Ways of creating an alternative Broker account for AIM shares, which could effectively cross stock between buyers and sellers, bypassing Market Makers and avoiding spreads.
2/ Creating a "ring-fenced" nominee account, offering guarantees to shareholders that their stock will not be loaned in the Market to cover short selling.

We think these could be very compelling propositions for Investors and any views or feedback you could give us on this would be very helpful; info@killthespread.com

We are also discussing ways forward to achieve the big systemic changes we are looking for with Direct Market Access, and we hope to be able to update you shortly with some very interesting developments.

We are finding that there is a willingness to listen to the voice of the Private Investor, but to turn these initiatives into constructive measures, we need to prove we have sufficient numbers behind the Campaign.......... and this is where you come in!

Hitting those Numbers!

At this crucial stage your support is essential and we are now asking you to make a really big effort on behalf of Kill the Spread.....

As a growing grass roots movement, we are now being taken seriously. We want our demands to be implemented as soon as possible and the only way we can ensure this happens is to prove beyond questionable doubt that a significant number of Private Investors are totally dissatisfied with the way the AIM market currently operates and are demanding change.

In simple terms - we need to get the numbers up - and fast!


5,000 supporters = ACTION!

Our target is to get to up to 5,000 supporters. We're getting there – but we need to get there quicker!! We are currently up to just over 1,300 supporters on the Poll - so there is still a way to go.

We are getting publicity but we really need the word to spread......So please, make sure you tell as many Investors you know about Kill the Spread.

You can spread the word in the many ways:

Talk to others Investors about the campaign
Post a link to the site on your Blogs
Post a link to the site on Bulletin-boards,
Tell people in you Share Club/Investor Group
Tell Everyone!!

Ask people to sign up at the website


and get them to complete the on-line poll



it won't cost you anything and will only take a few minutes of your time.

Help give us a real push – and remember if every supporter brings in just 3 new supporters - our numbers will quadruple!!

We are now on the brink of making a real difference for all Small Cap Investors - so a big push for more supporters right now is just what we need!

Thank you once again for supporting Kill the Spread – with your support change really is possible!


Kind regards



Campaign Coordinator
Kill The Spread

www.killthespread.com
info@killthespread.com

Please email us at info@killthespread.com - if you want to know more about Campaign - all question & comments are most welcome!

Recent News:


The London Stock Exchange is facing a High Court claim of anti-competitive behaviour from Plus Markets




Great Article by Tom Bulford





another mention from Dominic Frisby
(mention is at the end of this article)

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