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Posted at 23/8/2007 21:50 by spiros ellinigou PET & PNGJust got back after some meetings in the City plus a few beers with another AIM listed Gold stock. Well used to be on my own just about in the old days with PET [10 years this year!], but not any more as the room was packed for PET and still pretty full for PNG. All more than very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very bullish stuff which other posters have covered pretty well in other posts. Can never understand why some people hate Teeling and Horgan [everyone loves Jim!] as they are seriously outstanding operators who have made some investors millions? AYE love 'em! Good to see mclellan [ock AYE the noo!], Currypasty, another Greek geezer [lol!] and to finally meet the main [Greek] man Barty "Stavros" Boy! |
Posted at 23/8/2007 16:35 by summertimeblues REF:- PNG AGM / PET INVESTOR PRESENTATION - LONDONJohn Teeling stated in response to questioning [something is almost 100% guaranteed going on with some of the MAJORS and from reactions reckon that Spiros was correct with BARRICK GOLD] that PNG would only do terms on it's terms and not give it's early mover advantage away cheaply. Plus he said that PNG had all the hallmarks of an early PET....remember those day?!?!? PNG really could be a serious MULTI BAGGER just like with PET!!!! |
Posted at 10/8/2007 07:50 by smart move AIM listed TomCo Energy / TOMHoward Crosby, Chief Executive Officer, said: 'The introduction of TomCo ADRs will enable potential North American investors easier access to the Company's shares in their own time zone and currency. The ADR programme will also allow previous investors in Cadence Resources, with which John Ryan and I were involved, to more easily follow the developments with TomCo Energy going forward. Additionally the wider US awareness of TomCo afforded by the introduction of the US dollar denominated ADRs should greatly assist the Company with its ongoing acquisition strategy, with the US presence facilitating the conversion of some of the many oil & gas opportunities that we are currently evaluating in North America.' |
Posted at 04/8/2007 18:50 by smart move lex1000 - 4 Aug'07 - 17:57 - 232 of 232Smart Move,we have two threads in respect of PET.Main thread and one which covers Charts and T/A.PET is one of Mel's favourites and therefore regualarly updated Far6 explosives stocks thread. Whilst this thread title and thread is apt (major investor Douglas Wright and now German shares share opinion PET target price of £10 (fits consensus on thread £5 to £20), would want those who have not researched PET to consider doing so.Nevertheless must I consider, take care not to be seen overly ramping/hyping PET by using multiple threads.It may have the opposite reaction of putting some peeps off researching huge potential. Hands up i'm enthusiastic,probabl Hope you agree that 3 threads on which PET is covered is enough? regards lex;o) 1.Petrel Resources - moderated discussion/research part II (PET) 2.PETREL RESOURCES (PET): CHART AND DISCUSSION THREAD (moderated) (PET) 3.The Faraj List of Exploding Stocks-Part 6.07 (FAR6) |
Posted at 31/7/2007 18:25 by smart move TomCo Energy PLC31 July 2007 TOMCO ENERGY PLC ('TomCo' or 'the Company') Commencement of ADR Programme TomCo (Symbol: TOM) has received approval under the exemption granted by Rule 12g3-2(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, from the USA-based Securities and Exchange Commission to implement an American Depository Receipt ('ADR') programme for investors based in the United States. The Company has appointed The Bank of New York as the depository bank for the ADRs which will trade on the Pink Sheets of the US over-the-counter ('OTC') market. Each TomCo ADR will represent 200 ordinary shares of the Company up to a ceiling of 25 per cent. of TomCo's issued ordinary share capital. The ADRs are expected to be made available on 10 August 2007 whereupon a Trading Symbol will be assigned and an announcement will be made to that effect. Howard Crosby, Chief Executive Officer, said: 'The introduction of TomCo ADRs will enable potential North American investors easier access to the Company's shares in their own time zone and currency. The ADR programme will also allow previous investors in Cadence Resources, with which John Ryan and I were involved, to more easily follow the developments with TomCo Energy going forward. Additionally the wider US awareness of TomCo afforded by the introduction of the US dollar denominated ADRs should greatly assist the Company with its ongoing acquisition strategy, with the US presence facilitating the conversion of some of the many oil & gas opportunities that we are currently evaluating in North America.' For further information, contact: TomCo Energy Plc + 1 509 301 6322 Howard M. Crosby Strand Partners Ltd. +44 (0)20 7409 3494 Simon Raggett Warren Pearce Thomas Lockyer Bankside Consultants Ltd. +44 (0)20 7367 8888 Simon Rothschild Louise Mason Notes: TomCo is an AIM listed company which continues to actively develop a conventional oil production profile in the South-Western United States. The Company also owns leases on approximately 3000 acres of shale oil holdings in Utah, estimated by SRK (an independent firm of mining consultants) to contain some 230 million barrels of oil. For further information on the Company visit: www.tomcoenergy.com About ADRs: An ADR is a negotiable US security which is issued by a US based depositary bank and represents underlying shares of a non-US company. ADRs are priced in US dollars, and allow US investors to buy and sell ADRs of non-US companies in a similar way to buying or selling shares of US domestic companies, reducing or eliminating settlement delays, high transaction costs, and other potential inconveniences associated with international securities trading. An ADR is created when a broker purchases a company's shares on the home stock market and delivers those shares to the depositary's local custodian bank, which then instructs the depositary bank to issue ADRs. ADRs are treated in the same manner as other US securities for clearance, settlement, transfer and ownership purposes. For further information on ADRs visit the Bank of New York's website: www.adrbny.com This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange |
Posted at 30/7/2007 10:55 by spiros ellinigou AIM listed Cambridge Mineral Resources PLC / CMRDear Investor, Cambridge Mineral Resources plc will webcast their AGM on Tuesday 31st July at 9AM BST to allow securities analysts and interested investors the opportunity to hear management discuss the company's financial results and accomplishments. The call is being webcast by Vcall, to view please click here. We hope you will attend the presentation, and thank you for your continued interest in Cambridge Mineral Resources plc . Best regards, Cambridge Mineral Resources plc |
Posted at 18/7/2007 17:15 by spiros ellinigou DCPDiamondcorp Appointment of Sponsor RNS Number:4198A Diamondcorp Plc 18 July 2007 63 Coleman Street London EC2R 5BB United Kingdom Tel: +44 20 7256 2651 Fax: +44 20 7256 2666 Registered in England and Wales Company Number 05400982 Appointment of Sponsor 18 July 2007 Diamondcorp plc (the "Company") has appointed Investec Bank Limited as its sponsor for the purposes of obtaining a listing for its shares in South Africa on the JSE Limited. The managing director and CEO of Diamondcorp, Mr Paul Loudon, said the JSE listing would provide additional liquidity in the Company's shares and allow South African investors to participate in future growth from Diamondcorp's Lace diamond mine in the Free State province. Diamondcorp shares trade on AIM under the ticker DCP. For further information, please contact: Paul Loudon, Managing Director and CEO Diamondcorp plc +44 20 7256 2651 Joe Nally/Simon Southwood Cenkos Securities plc +44 20 7397 8900 Robert Smith/Cindy Stoutjesdyk Investec Bank Limited +27 11 286 7662 This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange |
Posted at 10/6/2007 09:29 by holdontightuk Pacific North West Capital Goes Back To Its Roots May 16, 2007 By Minesite Canadian Correspondent Harry Barr and his team at Canadian listed Pacific North West Capital are making an aggressive push to add value beyond its 50 per cent stake in a plus 1 million ounce palladium resource at the River Valley project and investors are starting to take notice. Never one to shy away from an emerging area play, Harry's latest move has Pacific North West picking up a number of new nickel projects in and around the Winter Lake area of Canada's Northwest Territories. This is the region that sparked a lot of investor interest last month when fellow junior GGL Diamonds reported that it had found nickel, while exploring for diamonds. Yes, reminiscent of the gigantic Voiseys' Bay nickel find by Diamond Fields in the 1990s. The news caused GGL stock to soar from C$0.13 per share to an intraday high of C$1.50. Of course, common sense has since prevailed and GGL shares now fetch around C$0.53. That said, the very early staged discovery of nickel mineralization grading only 0.4% lies within an extensive belt of rocks previously identified by a mapping project funded by the Geological Survey of Canada and reported as having the potential for hosting magmatic nickel mineralization. The belt, named the Winter Lake Supracrustal Belt, includes large volumes of mafic and ultramafic rocks, dated as being 2.7 billion years old and including tholeiitic basalts, komatiites, serpentinized peridotite, and gabbro intrusions. In other words, the same age and same types as many of the world's sulphide nickel resources including Thompson Nickel Belt of Manitoba, the Raglan belt in northernmost Quebec, the Kambalda deposit in Western Australia, and Hunter's Road in Zimbabwe. "GGL's technical team should be credited with identifying what may be one of the first new nickel areas since the discovery of Voisey's Bay," says Harry. "Management is excited about being involved in the beginning of what appears to be one of the first new base metal staking rushes in recent times in the North West Territories." Pacific North West is now just finalizing its budget for the project, which is expected to include airborne and ground geophysical surveys aimed at defining potential target areas for nickel mineralization. Just as importantly for shareholders, Pacific North West is positioned should the area really heat up this summer. A much shorter match stick to potentially light a fire under Pacific North West's share price is a 2,000 metre drill program now underway on the West Timmins nickel project. The company's partner on the project, Xstrata Nickel recently completed deep drill testing it's adjoining Montcalm mine property, which hosts an estimated 4.2 million tonnes grading 1.45% nickel and 0.69% copper are in the measured category and are expected to support a mine life of approximately 8.5 years. The drill program with test geophysical conductors to depths of 200 metres south of the Montcalm Mine claims. Pacific North West can earn 100 per cent of the project by spending C$4 million over a 4 year period but Xstrata retains a 2% net smelter royalty and also has the right to earn back a 65 per cent stake, by either completing a feasibility study or spending $20 million on a feasibility study, whichever occurs first. So if lightening strikes, the major is covered. News is also starting to flow from Pacific North West's platinum reconnaissance program in Quebec. Last year, Pacific North West teamed up with SOQUEM, a subsidiary of Société Générale de Financement du Québec, to identify and explore for platinum properties in the province. Work on the Taureau Project identify PGM mineralization in mafic intrusive bodies with two samples returning assays averaging 1.17grams palladium per tonne, 0.14 gram platinum per tonne, 0.29gram gold per tonne, 1.62% copper and 0.35% nickel. Clearly early days but a nice start. According to Harry; "Our partnership with SOQUEM is advancing on schedule. Grassroots exploration conducted in 2006 should provide us with drill ready targets over the next few months. The technical expertise of our partner SOQUEM is unmatched." While this new exploration activity has prompting renewed interest from investors, Pacific North West Capital in partnership with Anglo Platinum is not about to back away from their flagship River Valley project in Ontario. Little wonder given that Anglo has already committed over C$19 million and can take its interest up to 60 per cent by providing a feasibility study and earn an additional 5 per cent by providing production financing. It is not that River Valley has failed to deliver results over the years; it is just that investors have grown impatient. Last year's Phase 9A program cut a new style of PGM mineralization, the type comparable to the Bushveld Complex of Southern Africa. This kept Anglo in the hunt and also attracted the interest of Stillwater Mining, the largest primary producer of platinum group metals outside South Africa and Russia. Stillwater invested C$2 million in Pacific North West. But after nearly a decade of exploration results out of River Valley without news of mine development, shareholders just yawned at the recent developments. Still with a current measured and indicated resources marking 953,900 ounces of palladium, 329,500 ounces of platinum and 59,500 ounces of gold, one good drill hole could well put the play back on the map of investors. For its part, Stillwater has gone on to ink a deal on Pacific North West's Goodnews Bay platinum project in Alaska and the producer will also fund reconnaissance on Pacific North West's other Alaskan projects. To earn an initial 50 per cent, Stillwater must fund US$4 million in exploration. All this action is reminiscent of Pacific North West's early days when the company used top notch technical expertise to uncover hidden gems and then farm them up to bigger companies with deeper pockets. After all that is how River Valley started and the initial results made Pacific North West a market darling, albeit only for a short period of time. Some investors are already taking notice of the similarities as shares in the company have hit 52-week highs of C$0.52, up from C$0.27 at the start of the year. Pacific North West says that it committed to acquire new PGM and base metal projects, as well as working up the current ones. The promise of diversified news flow makes Pacific North West a company well worth watching in the second half of 2007. |
Posted at 09/6/2007 18:20 by thetworonnies From the COP threadHere is the full article taken from the Irish Times ----- Exploration company Circle Oil has raised a $30 million convertible loan woth Kuwaiti group KGL Petroleum, money which will be used to part fund its drilling programme in Tunisia and Morocco. The KGL loan has an attached option under which the group can subscribe for an additional 15 million Circle Oil shares at a price of 50p per shares excersisable during the first three years of the loan. Such a mechanism would enable Circle Oil to raise a further $15 million from KGL, whose upfront loan is for five years and convertible into ordinary shares at an excersise price of 25p per share. The loan carries a 6 per cent coupon. KGL has gas and oil investments in upstream, midstream and downstream sectors. The group, whose parent Kuwait and Gulf link Transport Company is involved in the transportation sector, aims to be a leader in the energy sector both locally and globally. Among other activities, the parent has operations in port management, real estate, passenger transport services, stevedoring, waste management and shipping agency rental. The KGL agreement forms part of a three-year funding programme at Circle to cover the development cost of its commercial discoveries. Circle and KGL are jointly examining the possibility of working together on a number of other projects. In addition, Circle is finalising the partcipation of a number of additional institutional investors and banks in a financing round in which it could raise a further $45 million. The company has cash of some $10 million and the KGL facilities together with the financing under negotiation would bring to some $100 million the money at the companys disposal. Circle is drilling a minimum of nine wells on its Moroccan and Tunisian licences to the middle of 2009, together with all ancillary seismic and technical studies. The company is seeking gas at its Moroccan prospects, which are in the Rharb basin inland from Rabat. The company also has projects in Namibia, Oman and Panama. Listed on the AIM market since October 2004, the companys strategy is to locate and secure licences in new hydrocarbon provinces and through targeted investment programmes. It is believed that Circle's contarct with KGL was signed yesterday with a Luxembourg-registere That's it ---- should be an exciting week ahead. Looks like we have jumped up a few notches in the league table. Any guesses what this will do for the SP?? :-))))) |
Posted at 03/4/2007 13:10 by r barrington smyth Ref:- AIM listed TomCo Energy PLC [TOM]"The Bank of New York is the world's largest depositary for American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) and Global Depositary Receipts (GDRs); www.adrbny.com is a leading source for international ADR and GDR market intelligence and select investor information. DRs, which include ADRs, GDRs, Euro DRs (Euro Depositary Receipts), and NYSs (New York Shares), allow non-U.S. companies to offer dollar-denominated and euro-denominated securities to investors around the world." To any posters who have missed the relevance of the slip of the tongue in Dublin [too much guinness perhaps?] just think about all those NASDAQ listed Cadence Resources investors in the states buying in up AIM listed TomCo Energy PLC [TOM] via ADR's....the mind boggles!!!! For example $10M or circa £5M.... currently buys more than 150M TomCo Energy PLC [TOM] shares.... |
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