Hague Ldn Share Discussion Threads

[keya5000] 17/10/2017 18:18

oilmano--frederick dekker 9 Albert Embankment, No 69, London, SE1 7HD

[yourwrong] 17/10/2017 18:03

Oilmano Fred could be using any nickname on this board or could actually be you.

[solarno lopez] 17/10/2017 17:14

I know where Desmond is !!

[oilmano] 17/10/2017 17:12

Does anyone know how to contact Fred Dekker?

[diva109] 17/10/2017 09:10

The company is considering a possible shares buy back and cancellation...
... Oilmano must be someone from the inside.....

[412069] 17/10/2017 07:52

oilmano

Your chap may have waited to late even for Dekker to sell now before relisting would be madness.

[divmad] 17/10/2017 07:39

Very good deal indeed. Cochran even managed to back date the deal to Jan 1 2017 so this year's cash flows reduce the cash cost by €3mn to €1,8mn.

[keya5000] 17/10/2017 06:58

That's good news, Engie facility!

[solarno lopez] 17/10/2017 06:35

Good news at last 412069

[412069] 16/10/2017 23:57

hxxp://haloil.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/General-Meeting-Curculair.pdf

[412069] 16/10/2017 23:51

Transformational news.

[bufala] 14/10/2017 12:09

Ok then the interested parties have started to put their fingers out.
The point is, Oilmano, are the interested parties ready to put on the table 200p per share?
At least.

[412069] 13/10/2017 06:53

Oilmano
Seriously get intouch with Dekker if your chap fancys a good few that is.

[oilmano] 12/10/2017 23:34

Price is negotiable. If anyone has interest, please send me a private message with number of shares and asking price.

[qs99] 12/10/2017 20:41

at what price oilmano?

[412069] 12/10/2017 19:56

oilmano

Try Mr Dekker.

[oilmano] 12/10/2017 19:06

If anyone is interested in selling their shares directly whilst the company is delisted, please send me a private message. I have a client with interest in acquiring some shares.

[nosnibord] 22/9/2017 08:38

Depends how big its teeth are.

[divmad] 21/9/2017 21:39

Is HNL biting off more than it can chew by going after a second deal during this RTO suspension period?

[keya5000] 21/9/2017 21:20

Ribble Wader I think they are wrong, it is your risk not Lloyds.

Tell them to leave them in the current situation and if they move them out you will hold them liable for any tax implications that may arise.

I also have a shed load of Buchans shares which came from Minco, they are not listed but will be on the TSXV soon. I asked my broker if there would be an issue they said no, currently they sit in my account with zero value (ISA).

Same should apply here.

[currypasty] 21/9/2017 17:50

look on the bright side, if they re-list at 10p, you will have a cgt credit

[ribblewader] 21/9/2017 17:26

Lloyds letter says......

"Following a review, we have identified that your HAUGE & LONDON OIL shares are not eligible to be held within an ISA. You may be aware that stocks, which are not tradig on an HMRC market, do not qualify as ISA investments, unless they also have a full listing on another Recognised Investment Exchange.
In the case of the above stocks there is no secondary listing or trading, since your shares were de-listed on 11th September 2017. Therefore, this stock does not meet the eligibility rules for ISA investment and the stock has been reclassified as ineligible.
Under HM Revenue & Customes rules we are required to resolve this situation. We will be making arrangements to move the above listed stock from your ISA to your Share Dealing Account on or before 25th September 2017. If you do not have a share dealing account, we will arrange to open one for you."

So I called the help desk, who talked to the ISA people who came back and said "as the shares are not currently traded they do not meet HMRC ISA requirements. When they do relist you can transfer them from non ISA to ISA by selling and buying in one transaction. This will be at the price given on the day. End of conversation.

However, my average price is 15p ish. If they list at say 76p I will have 15k x 60p (£9000) which nice Mr Taxman will take his cut (eventually). So I may have to leave them outside the ISA and make sure I only sell quantities which keep me within my tax allowances!

[412069] 21/9/2017 15:57

Some not so clever jobsworth giving out bull rather than saying he'd no idea.

[keya5000] 21/9/2017 15:52

My broker says it is 'my risk' to hold them within the ISA when delisted (since I cannot do anything with them it is no issue), obviously when they come back listed they will be on an exchange so no issues.

Lloyds are wrong the call on if these now de-listed shares are held in your ISA is your call.

[solarno lopez] 21/9/2017 15:43

Ribble that is exactly what I do but my broker simply transfers them