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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Gulfsands | LSE:GPX | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B06VGC01 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 1.525 | 1.30 | 1.75 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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22/12/2016 14:50 | Sinochem Group Add: 11/F, Central Tower, Chemsunny World Trade Center, 28 Fuxingmennei Street, Beijing 100031, China Tel: 0086-10-59568888 Fax: 0086-10-59568890 | mr genel energy | |
22/12/2016 14:48 | AM TRYING TO SEND THIS TO SINOCHEM BUT HAVING PROBLEMS.. have been doing research about your Syria Operations and have found out that you paid nearly £500m for the assets.Presently there is a company which may need funding in the future.now could be the time to buy them out.Their current market value is £50m.I reckon you could easily buy it out for say £100m if they come deseperate for cash.The company is Gulfsands.It is listed on the AIM market London.THANKS | mr genel energy | |
22/12/2016 14:37 | all here in black and white... Russia has also played a key role in Syria’s monetary system. Since 2012, Russia has been printing Syrian pounds and flying them to Syria to allow the government to pay public sector salaries in spite of rapidly declining reserves. Additionally, Russian President Vladimir Putin has channelled billions of dollars to the Syrian government to prevent a financial collapse. Eager to cash-in from its massive support for the Assad government, Russia will likely not only seek to replenish the Syrian army’s weapons stockpiles after the conflict but also seek to ensure a favourable position come the time of distribution of reconstruction contracts in several sectors. In addition to Russia, China will likely also play a key role in Syria’s post-conflict economic recovery. Although Chinese oil workers were pulled out of Syria in 2013 due to escalating violence, the Chinese National Petroleum Corporation still holds shares in two of Syria’s largest oil producers: The Syrian Petroleum Company and Al-Furat Petroleum Company, while Sinochem also holds substantial shares in various Syrian oil fields. China’s role in Syria’s economic recovery will, however, not be limited to the oil sector. In December, China offered Syria 6 billion USD worth of investments in addition to 10 billion USD worth of existing contracts, as well as a huge deal signed between the Syrian government and Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei to rebuild Syria’s telecom infrastructure as part of China’s 900 billion USD ‘Silk Road’ infrastructure initiative. China has also been a major exporter of weapons systems to the Syrian government. In the 1990s China was selling Syria ballistic missiles technology and from 2006-2010 the People’s Republic was Syria’s fifth-largest provider of conventional weapons. Chinese exporters have also been linked to Syria’s chemical weapons programmes. In terms of overall trade, in 2010 China was the largest source of imports to Syria. Aiming to defend these economic interests, Chinese officials recently announced plans to increase humanitarian support for the Syrian people as well as military support for the Syrian government in the fight against terrorism. In mid-August the Director of the Office for International Military Cooperation of China’s Central Military Commission, Guan Youfei, arrived in Damascus and pledged to expand Chinese military support for the Syrian government, likely including both training and military hardware deliveries. Backed by military commitments to President Assad’s rule, Russia and China have doubled down on their existing business interests in Syria and thus further positioned themselves to play a key role in the future recovery of several sectors in the devastated Syrian economy. | mr genel energy | |
22/12/2016 14:34 | am not gonna be shafted by cheap dilution here. | mr genel energy | |
22/12/2016 14:32 | i will be contacting the chinese if the management do not. | mr genel energy | |
22/12/2016 14:30 | if your gonna issue 50m shares then issue them to sinochem for 20p. and rise £10m | mr genel energy | |
22/12/2016 14:28 | so 50m new shares is peanuts | mr genel energy | |
22/12/2016 14:28 | the asset in syria is worth £250m | mr genel energy | |
22/12/2016 14:26 | hope they do it at 7p. issue 50m shares to rise £3.5m | mr genel energy | |
22/12/2016 14:25 | ME a shareholder smells a placing for working capital/admin expences. | mr genel energy | |
22/12/2016 14:11 | AM ALREADY £700 DOWN IN 1 DAY. | mr genel energy | |
22/12/2016 14:08 | wait for the yanks to open they may buy. | mr genel energy | |
22/12/2016 14:07 | WHERE IS SHUJJA MR K | mr genel energy | |
22/12/2016 14:03 | am i last man STANDING. | mr genel energy | |
22/12/2016 13:33 | all ramping COPL. | mr genel energy | |
22/12/2016 12:25 | all quiet herre have the rampers deserted???????????? | mr genel energy | |
21/12/2016 22:19 | seems we have Turkey on assads side now. | mr genel energy |
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