Manroy Share Discussion Threads

[shaz247] 23/6/2007 12:52

Something taken from MAN discussion board over on ShareScene...

Link is


Hi mate, no I haven't checked the site just yet. But I found another in germany which I translated poorly

It seems the germans are buying man and getting excited about it, thee is a legal battle in namibia between man and another co wanting the uranium license. here is the poor translation
I will also put the link in as oyu can read the site users comments too and most of it fresh this month.
Cheers
Geoff



Case Forsys
Author: Michael Mross
11 June 2007 | 08:26 clock commentating | articles print | articles dispatchCase Forsys

Magna Mining against Forsys
Magna Mining against Forsys Metals. The reactions to the procedures around Forsys were enormous. In numerous letters I was asked for additional information. I would like to now follow this desire.

The facts:

The case is pending before the High Court in Namibia, Windhoek and under the file reference Pa 16/07 is led there. The High Court is the highest court in Namibia.

Address: High Court OF Namibia, Lüderitzstr.1, Windhoek.

Complain:

1 Erongo Nuclear exploration (Pty) Ltd.
2. Black rank Mining (Pty) Ltd.
(both "Magna" companies)

APPROXIMATELY

1. Minister OF Mines and Energy
2. Ancash Investments (Pty) Ltd. (Forsys belongs)


The Klageschrift enclosure approx. 600 sides and is locally observable for journalists. It documents the extensive license request position process and the way, how the license lands plus documents with Ancash, as well as „Robert von Palace "between mega the dia. moon and Ancash millions of US$ directed.

The Magna - companies represented of Ellis & partner, Windhoek.

On request the Magna CEO, Kim Gardner Snr explained. that after Australian right a statement is not possible, before the process is terminated.

Ancash Investments represented by Diekmann Associates, Windhoek.

You can reread the first part of the message over Forsys here.

They read financial messages and restaurant economics on ad-hoc-news.de, a press portal of trading-house.net AG. Further stock exchange messages find you under www.ad-hoc-news.de &

Risk reference editorship: ad-hoc-news.de

[sawbones] 20/6/2007 19:56

thing is, its always a case of one step forward and two steps back with this share price...tomorrow it will probably drop back again.

[takeatip] 20/6/2007 18:24

Seems like somrthing is going on need about 4p I think to break even so still some way to go.

[sawbones] 20/6/2007 06:59

Large volumes and a 15% rise today- wonder whats going on......?

[sawbones] 12/6/2007 09:31

Another few years more like!

[fludde] 12/6/2007 09:24

Another few months of that and I'll be even!

[ricartonl] 12/6/2007 04:06

high volume and 15% rise today

[sawbones] 07/6/2007 22:39

Not much going on though

[ricartonl] 07/6/2007 22:20

more news out

60M options, google "asx MAN" for some quick info

[knowing] 03/6/2007 23:14

People seem to be buying a few of these now.

[takeatip] 21/5/2007 19:06

Lot of buying today there again a million shares hardly comes to a fortune.

[knowing] 08/5/2007 22:09

Actually the Australian Gov have relaxed the Uranium laws a bit too.

[sawbones] 08/5/2007 21:55

I wrote to the co. about it back in January and was told that they were awaiting assessment of the Aboriginal land rights and laws before further progress. I guess they have been sorted now and just await the results- just hope they have changed their geiger counter from the one they had in Namibia!

[knowing] 08/5/2007 21:49

Well I didn't know we still had a Uranium interest.

[sawbones] 08/5/2007 21:46

Wonder when they will release the news?

[bakedbean] 02/5/2007 17:52

if only.....agreed

[knowing] 02/5/2007 17:47

If only

LONDON, May 2 (newratings.com) - Analysts at IJG Securities say that the Namibian Uranium mining industry is booming, with 65 mining licenses still awaiting approval.

In a research note published this morning, the analysts mention that the Namibian Ministry of Mines and Energy stopped issuing licenses after October 2006. Only 15 prospecting licenses have been approved for a duration of one year each, with options to raise that to three years, the analysts say. Namibia has two operational uranium mines, namely Rossing Uranium, which has been operational for 30 years and on which N$754 million will be spent to extend its lifespan till 2022, and Langer Heinrich Uranium, which is expected to stay operational till 2021, IJG

[knowing] 17/4/2007 22:23

Lets hope they can deliver some good news. Many have been waiting a long time.

[sawbones] 17/4/2007 07:43

wonder whats caused the price rise....could it be they have some results on the Uranium exploration in Badja? I wonder if the Aborigine land rights have been sorted yet...

[p@] 11/4/2007 18:48

Saw- i still have mine,not too many luckily.

[fludde] 06/4/2007 07:39

I'm still in. May sell if it goes to 5c again.

[kpwuk] 30/3/2007 16:11

cheers p@, problem is, iDealing are opening my e mails and ignoring them. I've cleared my trading account with them and they now just hold my ISA (for which I'm looking for a new home). They really don't give a stuff.

[sawbones] 30/3/2007 12:11

p@- have you sold all yours? the co is still a mess!