Hague Ldn Share Discussion Threads

[412069] 21/9/2017 15:33

Ribblewader

I would double check that, if these come back at 1,2,3, times the suspended share price then putting them back into a isa will or could be to late tax purposes wise.

[ribblewader] 21/9/2017 15:31

Solarno, just come off the phone to Lloyds Share dealing Service. They confirm that when HALO comes back to market the shares will NOT be returned to my ISA. If I want to hold them in an ISA I will have to sell them and buy them back.

[solarno lopez] 21/9/2017 12:26

Yes they will

[nosnibord] 21/9/2017 09:41

Looks like a missed opportunity in hindsight (which EME is now capitalising on), but we aren't aware of all the reasons for the expiry of agreements initially with HALO so it's hard to comment. The Board obviously felt it wasn't pursuable at the time.

Still, it's in the past now and the company has a new focus which, if they pull it off, should be huge for shareholders.

[currypasty] 21/9/2017 09:11

from the final results in May

"Decision taken to terminate the farm-in to the Duyung licence in Indonesia due to approval delays causing expiry of initial agreements "






"An independent conceptual field development study on the Mako field has estimated the gas initially in place (GIIP) to be 705Bcf with an upside scenario of 1,317Bcf."

"A final stabilised rate of 10.9 million cubic feet per day was recorded"



what a load of muppets HALO are for giving this away!

[nosnibord] 19/9/2017 11:22

HALO is still a company with a share structure and shareholders irrespective of a public listing. The MOU with ENGIE and the proposed acquisition(s) are all with HALO.

[ribblewader] 19/9/2017 11:00

Yes agree, but if they list on LSE will the AIMS shares be transfered over or can they list as a new entity?

[412069] 19/9/2017 10:08

nosnibord

It will be large enough for the LSE thats for sure.

[nosnibord] 19/9/2017 10:03

Ribble, why not main market LSE? No need for Nomad, access to institutional support etc.

[412069] 19/9/2017 09:21

Yourwrong you not selling now then.

If like we hope they are using Engies money then they will not allow these chaps to run off with it will they.

[ribblewader] 19/9/2017 09:11

This is all well and good, if they relist. Do they have to come back to AIM? If not can they relist on say NYFX and cancel all of the previous AIM stocks

[yourwrong] 19/9/2017 08:15

Ok in the meantime, let's watch the blue high sky, for another 6 months and let the finger(s) doing all the hard work.

[diva109] 17/9/2017 06:38

The company is suspended, any trades now would be for strategic reasons.
.... At least 412069 is interested.

[bufala] 16/9/2017 15:23

As they are coming back to the market in another 6 months with more acquisitions/producing assets, then 150p could be credible.

[yourwrong] 16/9/2017 08:30

What is the fair price for this little diamond?
Anyone? Any attempt? Game on.

[412069] 15/9/2017 22:18

Ha yourworng knock a nought off mate and I'll think about it.

[412069] 15/9/2017 20:56

Im sure you can sell or buy any type of share in a company even if once listed then delisted, ok not via the market but other means, just because it's not now officially a listed plc does not mean you can not sell or buy via a private transaction.

[yourwrong] 15/9/2017 20:22

Is 150p asking price fair?

[nosnibord] 15/9/2017 19:36

What's your offer price and quantity yourwrong?

[euclid5] 15/9/2017 16:34

Irrespective where you hold the shares, if they are being delisted you will struggle to sell them, even if you hold them in a SIPP or anormal traing a/c or spreadbet a/c -

good luck all

[412069] 15/9/2017 16:21

yourwrong

What are you selling and asking.

[yourwrong] 15/9/2017 15:56

Could do with a sell here, any offers?

[nosnibord] 11/9/2017 09:54

Don't think so.

[tradingmyplan] 11/9/2017 09:49

This being delisted have any impact on holding it in a SIPP?