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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Meridian Pet. (See LSE:PPC) | LSE:MRP | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B3DDP128 | ORD 30P |
| Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 55.00 | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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| Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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| Last Trade Time | Trade Type | Trade Size | Trade Price | Currency |
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| - | O | 0 | 55.00 | GBX |
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| Date | Time | Title | Posts |
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| 04/8/2019 | 23:01 | MERIDIAN PETROLEUM (MRP): DISCUSSION AND CHART THREAD (moderated) | 36,776 |
| 25/11/2011 | 23:46 | Mira Resources - West African proven energy play | 22 |
| 15/11/2010 | 23:06 | Calvin complete....wash on calvin has been done according to this poster | 58 |
| 07/10/2010 | 07:31 | MRP versus other small O&G companies | 58 |
| 02/12/2009 | 10:17 | SAY NO TO CONSOLIDATION + RIGHTS ISSUE | 157 |
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Posted at 04/8/2019 21:26 by brasso3 I think MRP is a ticker that has been used for more than once and Meridian Petroleum may not be relevant here. |
Posted at 04/8/2019 12:17 by scaleyman Andy, would MRP shares not automatically default to PPC? |
Posted at 25/11/2011 19:59 by rhubarbe Bung your description about your chosen investment vehicle here. (skip to posts)ChartsLong Term ChartTSX Price6 Month Chart with VolumeCompany Website |
Posted at 20/11/2011 11:48 by the marlboro man Jennings Capital Report. 12 month price target $1.25 |
Posted at 19/11/2011 21:34 by the marlboro man Mira's CEO Johnathan More has been doing a lot of buying over the last couple of months. He now holds 7.3 million shares, representing 6.9% of the company.See here |
Posted at 19/11/2011 13:57 by the marlboro man Anyone know how to do the charts. When I click on the MRP symbol above it takes me to London listed Meridian Pet.. Please help |
Posted at 19/11/2011 13:51 by the marlboro man Mira Resources Corp is a Canadian-based independent oil & gas company focused on West African proven energy plays in countries ranging from Ghana to Angola. Focused on discovered Reserves and Contingent Resources with significant exploration upside wherenew technology has suggested additional potential Mira's first acquisition is the Tom Shot Bank Field - shallow offshore Eastern Nigeria Additional fields in the Niger Delta are highlighted and are in discussion Currently preparing and positioned for a possible 2011 Nigerian Marginal Field Bid Round Continued discussion with GNPC on shallow water Tano Basin block in Ghana Top quality management team with IOC, NOC, Nigerian and JV experience Core operations team is from major independents with recent Nigerian experience Extensive regional seismic, geologic, engineering and well data bases Partnerships and relationships with local and international operational and engineering consulting firms will facilitate expeditious monetization of assets.(skip to posts)ChartsLong Term ChartTSX Price6 Month Chart with VolumeCompany Website |
Posted at 15/11/2009 21:38 by victorfromportugal Tadtech you are flawed,You accept this deal to protect the small PI who cannot subscribe all the shares?? come on!! also because issuing more shares for us , max 10.000.000 dilutes PL to 25% well if not all PI subscribes he gets the rest and gets his 29.9% back, simple. he won't sell will he? neither do the ones buying at 25p for 1 for 1 so there would be no share price down besides the price going up as you hope, the more shares, the more profit ok??? you think too small, too preocupied by the short term of share price. i am looking further (beyond the future private placements you'll be excluded) and the more shares, the more you'll have when things turn out good. you are just giving away shares, serious money for considerations of share price that is played all the time by the big guys to suit their ends. anyway as shown before, there is a way to get our shares at 1 for 1 , Peter levine to get his 29.9% same for evolution and for many to be happy Why isn't his happening? because someone some where is trying to get a bigger slice ? Not good! while all is available to broker a much fairer deal. It is hugely disappointing to fight inertia and bad decisions now protected by the egos of those behind them! But if you accpet it tadtch I won't and will fight as long as it needs! even after the 30th, Presisent will not hear the end of it! and they will make more mistakes, or mis judgements! No doubt looking at how it has happened in the last two years (except the gas sold in advance for orion ) except that not good enough! and tadtech, if I was a banker I would get all the shares I need through the private placement, you just need to know the wright persons in the city, a phone call you are in. But I am not and my entitlement for shares at 100% is somehow stolen away from me. That is not good at all ! 99% of shareholders are like me in this case even the ones who say "why bother!" |
Posted at 15/11/2009 21:22 by victorfromportugal To the short sighted guys in hereWhatever the SP, and you are all calling for it to go up... You are letting a good opportunity to get more shares at 25p Management knows this. as per the SP, you seem to forget that the market markets put the price where it suits them... example when many came to the market to sell on the Friday 31 oct, they put the bid offer at extremely low levels around 40p then people selling were giving them the shares at that price on the same day when somt institutional market hit the market they hastily preped up the price to the 60p why is that? to sell them what many urgently sold in the morning... Who gets the immediate profit? As you know the share price does not follow any fundamental logic in the very short term, so fears of a sell out after the 1 for 1 are ridiculous. that is because some would sell now their shares before getting those at 25p and the long term holders would keep obviously for future riches promissed by so many... Many think like losers on this deal, that will suit P Lenive and his accomplices who brokered this deal. You are entitled to a full share of the new shares at 25p THIS IS WHAT IS IT ABOUT. You are already LOSING OUT on (0.62-0.25) *2/3 * 10.000 = £2.500 that is 2.5 grand per 10.000 MRP held nice one! MRP can still amend its position and deal. They are just outrageously robbing us of a cool 3.840.000 £ in lost shares. And as you know not everyone would susbcribe to the 1 for 1 , therefore PL and his friends could mop up the rest. Obviously, this has never been thought through, hence the poor deal offered to us... like the consolidation that cost us dear, this deal is already costing us a lot lot of money the £2.500 per 10.000 shares will not be in your pocket until the share price doubles. THINK BIG, THINK LIKE WINNERS! |
Posted at 13/11/2009 14:34 by tadtech VictorThe purpose of the placing is to get Ins on-board. It is these guys that move the share price not PI's. We have had a more or less 100% PI share base for the last 2 years and the market cap have never exceeded £11m in that time. If you issue more shares at 25p to PI's it will just dilute the existing underlying share price....I feel the mix is broadly about right currently. I did suggest to SG that I would have preferred the placing at a higher level but when was this deal 1st discussed and what was the MRP share price at the time. PL and the new Board are very very serious players...We are HUGELY luckly they are on-board, we can thank SG for that. Try asking the poor shareholders at IVE, TOM, UEN, TMAN, EEL, WNL and others if they would like to be in our position. |
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