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[doodlebug4] 29/9/2020 13:33

Blue Star notes that Guild has today published its prospectus, which has been approved by the UK Listing Authority, for admission of Guild's ordinary shares to the standard listing segment of the Official List of the UK Listing Authority and to trading on the Main Market for listed securities of the London Stock Exchange ("Admission").

Guild also announced that it has raised gross proceeds of GBP20.0 million at 8 pence per share ("Placing Price"), valuing Guild at approximately GBP41.2 million at the Placing Price. Admission is expected to occur on 2 October 2020.

Blue Star has, to date, invested approximately GBP706,000 in Guild and, on Admission, Blue Star will hold approximately 5.95 per cent. of the issued share capital of Guild valuing its investment, at the Placing Price, at GBP2.45 million. In conjunction with other shareholders, Blue Star has entered into a lock-in and orderly market arrangement for 12 months.

The board of the Company is pleased with the performance of its investment in Guild and, more broadly, the development of its esports portfolio. Since making its initial investments in November 2019 the sector has performed strongly. In addition to the strong performance of Guild, Dynasty eSports Pte Ltd ("Dynasty") has also achieved significant momentum and has recently raised further funds of approximately GBP1.75 million, valuing the Company's investment at GBP1.3 million. The Company has, to date, invested GBP428,000 in Dynasty and holds 13 per cent. of its issued share capital following its last fundraise.

All of the Company's other esports investments are being held at cost of approximately GBP715,000.

Tony Fabrizi, CEO of Blue Star said, "The successful IPO of Guild is an excellent illustration of the potential upside from Blue Star's esports portfolio. We believe Guild has an exciting future as a listed company and expect to see our portfolio deliver strong performance as the sector grows in strength."

[okspookie] 27/9/2020 17:42

i certainly won't be diving in to buy

on the 1st day of trading whenever it is

as usual with most IPOs

there will be flippers

so Jo Public mugs will be jumping in at the first chance

buying at an inflated price

& the big boy investors will be saying kerching

easy money for them

imo

[doodlebug4] 27/9/2020 16:53

Supposedly listing this coming Friday, but there's no definite information at the moment as far as I know. Watch this space.:-)

[doodlebug4] 26/9/2020 16:40

Please refer to the new Guild eSports (GLD) thread started on 26 September 2020.

[doodlebug4] 26/9/2020 09:00

One of seven eSports investments in Blue Star Capital's (BLU) portfolio.

I am guessing at the EPIC here as there is limited information about this listing at the moment. This is a temporary thread and I'll start a new one to include charts and news releases in due course.

"Gain exposure to Guild Esports through Blue Star Capital
For anyone hoping to gain exposure to Guild Esports before the IPO, then consider investment company Blue Star Capital. The firm is already listed in London and owns a sizeable 11.7% stake in Guild Esports. Not only will it get a firm valuation for its investment as part of the IPO it may choose to monetise part of its investment. Either way, an IPO is likely to be beneficial for Blue Star Capital as early investors are likely to have paid considerably less to invest compared to the IPO price, even if it is lower than expected.

Blue Star will bring the added benefit of giving you exposure to more businesses, meaning you aren’t putting all your money behind the prospects of Guild Esports but another five esports companies – Dynasty Esports, Googly esports, The Dibbs Esports Corp, Diemens Esports, and The Drops Esports. However, its two primary investments are a 27.9% stake in blockchain payments firm SatoshiPay and a 0.9% share of Sthaler, an identity and payments technology company."

www.ig.com/uk/news
23 September 2020

[lovegod2] 10/8/2019 09:24

no resistance now till 170.....

[lovegod2] 22/6/2019 11:03

take off time people

[cottlet] 14/2/2014 12:20

has this thread gone somewhere else?

[maximillian1] 18/11/2013 14:32

And if Saudi and Israil attack Iran...Oil and Gold will leap over the 200 day moving averages!!

[buffett100bln] 07/8/2013 08:14

And if $1150 doesn't hold.....$1000

Then....then I am a buyer of silver.

[buffett100bln] 05/8/2013 13:51

Can't see $1300 holding here.

And if it doesn't...then we will plumb $1180 again.

[energyi] 21/11/2011 07:39

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[a.fewbob] 29/9/2011 20:28

Energyi,

What's your opinion on the current PM fall?

[energyi] 29/9/2011 03:49

$154.78 x 10.29 (21d MA of ratio) = $1,593
$154.78 X 7.80 = hk$1,207

[standtall] 12/8/2010 11:05

DJ Gladstone Pac.Nickel Takeover Proposal

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RNS Number : 9767Q

Gladstone Pacific Nickel Limited

12 August 2010

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12 August 2010

GLADSTONE PACIFIC NICKEL LIMITED

(ACN 104 261 887)

Takeover Proposal

Gladstone Pacific Nickel Limited ("GPNL" or the "Company") announces today that it has received a letter from Queensland Nickel Resources Pty Ltd ("QNR") advising that it will make an unconditional cash offer for all the ordinary shares in GPNL it does not already own.

The Board recommends that shareholders take no action in relation to the offer until such time as a bidder's statement and a target statement have been prepared in accordance with Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) ("Act") and have been sent to shareholders.

Under the terms of the unconditional cash offer, shareholders will receive GBP0.14 per ordinary share which values the entire issued and paid up capital of the Company at GBP9,930,998.

QNR is a wholly owned subsidiary of Mr Clive Palmer and it owns 50.04% of the ordinary shares of the Company. QNR and Mr Clive Palmer are considered related parties in accordance with the AIM rules.

An Independent Board Committee will be established in order to evaluate the offer from QNR.

The Act provides for legislated steps and timing that a bidder and target must adhere to in the event of an off-market bid (GPNL believes the bid will be an off-market bid) of this nature. The actual timetable will depend on when QNR lodges its bidder's statement with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, which must occur so that the offers can be made within 2 months of today. GPNL understands that QNR is seeking to prepare and lodge its bidder's statement as soon as possible.

The key steps are set out below:

+--+-----------------------------------------------------+--------------+
| No| Step | Act |
| | | Requirement |
+--+-----------------------------------------------------+--------------+
| 1| The Bidder lodges the bidders statement and offer | |
| | Document with the Australian Securities and | |
| | Investments Commission | |
+--+-----------------------------------------------------+--------------+
| 2| The bidder sends a copy of the bidders statement | Within 21 |
| | and offer document to the target | days of No 1 |
| | | above |
+--+-----------------------------------------------------+--------------+
| 3| Bidder sends the bidders statement and offer | Within 14-28 |
| | document to shareholders | days after |
| | | No 2 above |
+--+-----------------------------------------------------+--------------+
| 4| The target sends the target statement to | Within 15 |
| | shareholders | days after |
| | | No 3 above |
+--+-----------------------------------------------------+--------------+
| 5| Period within which acceptances of the offer may be | A minimum of |
| | lodged by shareholders | 1 month |
| | | after No 2 |
| | | above (but |
| | | may be |
| | | longer or |
| | | extended) |
+--+-----------------------------------------------------+--------------+
The statutory timing provided above may vary by agreement of the parties and
therefore may vary substantially from that provided.

Mr Palmer stated that "the purpose of the takeover of GPNL was to effect the delisting of all remaining GPNL shares from the alternative investment market of the London Stock Exchange and returning the Company to a private company status."

GPNL will keep its shareholders informed and will make further announcements as and when material developments occur.

ENDS

For more information or comment

Julien McInally - Gladstone Pacific Nickel Ltd

Tel:[phone]

Gerry Beaney / Robert Beenstock - Grant Thornton Corporate Finance Tel:[phone]

Richard Johnson - Arbuthnot Securities

Tel: [phone]

Email: [e-mail]

Gladstone Pacific Nickel Limited is an Australian mining development company presently undertaking an Integrated Definitive Feasibility Study for the Gladstone Nickel Project. The Company's vision is to build a major long-life nickel cobalt refinery at the deepwater Port of Gladstone, in Central Queensland, Australia, treating abundant high grade nickel laterite ores from New Caledonia and other south-west Pacific islands, underpinned by beneficiated ores from its own Marlborough deposits. The Project has the potential to be one of the largest of its type in the world producing some 126,000 tpa nickel (8 - 10% of global nickel demand) and 10,400 tpa of cobalt metal from its first two stages.

This information is provided by RNS

The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

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[davidosh] 26/5/2010 13:28

Your broker should have received a request to contact you regarding corporate action.

[gary123] 26/5/2010 12:56

If the shares are held in a nominee account, then how would I go about accepting the offer?

[davidosh] 26/5/2010 12:39

You can still accept and payment should come to you within 14 days

[gary123] 26/5/2010 12:37

any advice on what happens to those indivisuals who didn't take up the offer. Are the shares they hold now worthless?

[777mason] 05/5/2010 16:10

listen too what they have too say!!

[mikey34] 05/5/2010 12:18

babybelling,

Hear!Hear!A list of shame.How do they get away with it ????

[isis] 03/5/2010 06:51

Mine's nearly all in Blue Chips now as I think most AIM Companies are a complete con and yes there are also bad FTSE ones just not so many.