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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Myanmar Investments International Limited LSE:MIL London Ordinary Share VGG636111004 ORD NPV
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.0% 0.74 0.00 08:00:02
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
0.68 0.80 0.74 0.74 0.74
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Equity Investment Instruments -3.07 -8.57 28
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 0.74 USD

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25/9/2020
09:20		Myanmar Investments Daily Update: Myanmar Investments International Limited is listed in the Equity Investment Instruments sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker MIL. The last closing price for Myanmar Investments was US$0.74.
Myanmar Investments International Limited has a 4 week average price of US$0.74 and a 12 week average price of US$0.74.
The 1 year high share price is US$0.85 while the 1 year low share price is currently US$0.72.
There are currently 38,097,037 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 0 shares. The market capitalisation of Myanmar Investments International Limited is £28,191,807.38.
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29/7/2011
12:35		m1tu: sundance resources ltd....have a look at their website, they got 484mt, take over bid is £925, thats around £1.90p per tonne. if BAO got same offer, that would be equivalent of £4.92p per share for 484mt, assuming takeover bid is twice the share price perfomance so thats £2.46p, lets half that £1.23p.
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01/7/2011
08:18		haroonm: good article munaf..can we sustain the recovery in the share price? someone text me when it hits 40p. thanks.
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22/6/2011
12:26		m1tu: now the money is in the bank, let the share price follow. Dhar where have you been? you been quite lately.
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08/6/2011
23:24		munaf26: Copied from the main BAO BB you guy have prob seen it but its a nice read after having your boat rock at SEA. Could see RNS by friday if the guys email is true. Baobab Resources Has A Whole Lot Of Drill Rigs And Some Very Big Plans By Alastair Ford It's all systems go at Baobab Resources as the team on the ground in Mozambique get ready to crank up drill programmes on the Tete iron ore project, at Monte Muande, and at the Mundonguara copper-gold project, all of which lie in the centre of the country in one of the most prolific coal development regions in the world. It is, says Baobab managing director Ben James, going to be "a Dallas on the Zambezi River – a premier industrial hub in southern Africa". So, for those who know their bulks, there's the first tick in the box right there – infrastructure will not be short supply. And it's all systems go on the corporate side of things too, as managing director Ben James cranks up the air miles between London, where his core investor base is; Mozambique, where his company-making assets are; and Australia, where he has a growing following and where he also happens to live. He's not long since done the rounds of investors with company chairman Jeremy Dowler at his side, and the trajectory taken by Baobab's shares over the past year is testimony to the amount of respect Ben and the Baobab story are now able to command in the market. To be fair, there has been a correction in the past couple of months, as the shares have dropped down from an April peak of 54p to their current 34.75p. But given that the shares were at just 8p less than a year ago it wasn't altogether surprising that the re-rating that got underway at the end of last year ran ahead of itself and that markets finally paused for breath. The good news that caused that head of steam to build was many layered. First there was the signing of a good-looking joint venture with North River Resources over Monte Muande, to the south of Tete. Monte Muande looks prospective for several hundred million tonnes of iron ore as well as significant amounts of phosphate and other base metals. The market liked that news and licked its lips in anticipation of more. Then there was a successful Mines & Money conference in London, at which Baobab garnered a great deal of interest. And then, as 2011 got underway, came several encouraging updates from Tete itself. Come April the shares had sailed past 50p, up more than fivefold in a matter of months. And canny directors know that when a funding window opens it's as well to take advantage. So Baobab's last raise, for slightly less than £5 million was done at a handsome 40p, which sets it up nicely for a drive towards 300 million tonnes of JORC iron ore resources at Tete - a goal which should be achieved by the end of the year - and for stacks of progress on Monte Muande and on Mundonguara. The company certainly has the rigs to get there. Supported by around A$9 million in the bank, and a further £15 million equity draw-down facility 10 rigs will get to work across the Mozambican ground in short order. Six rigs are already working at Tete – five reverse circulation drills and one diamond drill. One's working Monte Muande, and three more are, says Ben, "on the water and on the way". One of those will be deployed ant Mundonguara, while the other two will be held as spares and deployed as and when the geology across the portfolio looks most enticing and worthy of follow-up. "We're already going hammer and tongs", says Ben. The crews are double shifting and the rigs are working 24 hours a day. All of which means there should be a prolific amount of information coming into the market on a variety of Baobab project as the year progresses. And all other things being equal, it wouldn't be altogether surprising if the upward movement in the share price resumed on the back of it all. For now, Tete remains the key. The project comprises several mineralised deposits in close proximity to each other, all just 50 kilometres away from a railway line. The medium-term plan would be to put a rail spur in, and ship ore out into the wider world. Long-term, though, there's talk of steering the Baobab operations directly into the newly emerging "Dallas on the Zambezi". There is, says Ben, a real opportunity to set up a steel manufacturing hub outside of South Africa. He has little doubt it will be done, and he'd like to see Baobab at the heart of such a development. After all, the company may be small, but it is well positioned. It has the IFC as a supportive shareholder, and it has the likes of Rio Tinto, Tata, Jindal, and Nippon as its neighbours. At some stage, the thinking is, Tete should end up as part of a steel company. The chances of the Baobab team, as exploration specialists, still being on board by then are probably remote, but if it gets to that stage then it seems likely that everyone will have cashed out at a handsome profit, and it should be no surprise if happy investors return to back the team when they come round for another bite. But as far as the short-term goes, there's the reams of drilling to look forward to and the pre-feasibility study. There's also the possibility that an alluvial component of Monte Muande may work as a direct shipping operation, which would mean early cash flow, probably by next year. Tests are underway, so watch this space.
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01/6/2011
10:12		munaf26: Edison Report Update There is direct evidence relating to the drop in share price with BAO and the consumption of takeaways for Mr Ibrahim. However on a positive note the forecast for the month of June will exceed large volume in intake of calories hence the increase in share price. Mr Ibrahim will not be available for comments. He has not had a large donner in weeks.
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18/5/2011
09:23		munaf26: IS this why the share price is dropping RNS Number : 8155G SeaEnergy PLC 18 May 2011  18 May 2011 SeaEnergy PLC ("SeaEnergy" or the "Company") Statement re Share Price Movement The Company notes the recent movements in its share price, and confirms that there is nothing further to add at this point in time to the announcement which it made on 3 May 2011, in relation to the potential disposal of the Company's 80.13% subsidiary, SeaEnergy Renewables Limited ("SERL"). While there can be no certainty that current negotiations will result in a sale of SERL, these negotiations are continuing at present in line with the timing set out in the announcement of 3 May 2011. Further announcements will be made as required. -Ends- For further information contact: SeaEnergy PLC +44 1224 748480 Chris Moar, Finance Director Ambrian Partners Limited - NOMAD & Broker +44 20 7634 4700 Andrew Craig, Ben Wright Kreab Gavin Anderson +44 20 7074 1822 Kate Hill, Ken Cronin, Andrew Jones
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15/5/2011
10:11		haroonm: wassalam. Ive had MONI in my watchlist since early 2010 but did not have the funds to INVEST in it. A growth stock which is doing really well in it business, a 200% rise in growth revenue although they have made a loss of around 7million however profitibility to be reached earlier than anticipated. they are in a strong financial position and if they maintain or exceed growth then this will be reflected in the share price. its always risky investing in growth stocks as any negitive growth then the share price will plummit. But anyway they have good ledership a good model and i think they have a niche in the market and best of all they should be making a profit which will show in the next update results. I think there should be a trading update for the first half soon but dont quote me on that.
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19/4/2011
09:55		m1tu: bao price should move up as and when more news comes and jorc. altough valu will not get reflected in the share price might take 4-6 weeks aftert the jorc. heres some calcualtions: based on 75p per tonne (industry ave £2) and 200mil shares in issue (currently 175mil) 47mt jorc = 17.6p 100mt jorc = 37.5p 200mt jorc = 75p 400mt jorc = 150p 600mt jorc = 2.25p 800mt jorc = 300p 1000mt jorc = 3.75p then add copper and coal.
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05/4/2011
13:02		azhardar: another good rns company got another 12m wow share price should motor now £12 million increase in Equity Line Facility Share this article TIDMBAO RNS Number : 3380E Baobab Resources PLC 05 April 2011 5(th) April 2011 Baobab Resources plc GBP12 million increase in Equity Line Facility Baobab Resources plc ("Baobab" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has increased its Equity Line Facility ("ELF") with Dutchess Opportunity Cayman Fund Ltd and First Columbus by GBP12 million to GBP17 million. The ELF may be drawn down in tranches linked to Baobab's average daily trading volume in the three days prior to the notice of draw down or in other specified amounts. The Company is able to specify a minimum acceptable price for each tranche to prevent shares being sold in the market at an unacceptable discount. Of the total ELF, GBP1,958,700 has been drawn down by the Company to date. In connection with this increase, the Company will pay an aggregate fee of GBP96,000 to be satisfied through the issue of 203,714 new ordinary shares of 1p each in the Company ("New Ordinary Shares") at a deemed price of approximately 47.1p per share. Application will be made for the admission of the New Ordinary Shares to trading on AIM ("Admission"). The New Ordinary Shares will rank pari passu with existing ordinary shares and it is expected that Admission will occur at 8.00 a.m. on Monday 11 April 2011. Following Admission of the New Ordinary Shares, the total number of voting rights in the Company's ordinary shares will be 176,012,900. Jeremy Dowler, Chairman comments "We are pleased to have concluded the above increase which helps place us in a comfortable financial position for our planned drilling programmes and pre-feasibility studies into 2012. We believe that this is a cost effective solution for some future financings with management being in control of the timing on accessing capital. The enlarged facility will assist in the further acceleration of drilling programmes on the Tete projects as well as the Mundonguara copper/nickel/gold project where warranted and to participate in opportunities that may arise." A COPY OF THIS ANNOUNCEMENT IS AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD FROM THE COMPANY'S WEBSITE www.baobabresources.com For further information please contact: Baobab Resources plc Ben James: Managing Director Tel: +61 8 9430 7151 Jeremy Dowler: Chairman Tel: +44 1372 450529 Strand Hanson (Nominated Advisor) James Harris/Angela Peace Tel: +44 20 7409 3494 Fairfax I.S. PLC (Joint Broker) John Meyer/Ewan Leggat Tel: +44 20 7598 5368 Northland Capital Partners (Joint Broker) Charles Vaughan/Gavin Burnell Tel: +44 20 7492 4763 Fortbridge Consulting Matt Beale Tel: +44 7966 389 196 This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END MSCLLFELSVIEIIL
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05/4/2011
12:21		haroonm: sbp1....was it evil knevil (simon cawkwell) by any chance.. if it is then his been around a long time a famous SHORTER of stocks with an army of followers, and has made a load of money from other peoples misery. this is what he does SHORTS A STOCK THAT HAS IN HIS EYES RISEN TO FAST (IM TALKING MULTI MILLIONS OF SHARES)..AFTER THAT HE TELLS HIS FOLLOWERS VIA WEBSITE/SUBCRIPTION MAG A BIT LIKE THE PENNY SHARE TIPS. AND THEN ALL OF A SUDDEN YOU HEAR RUMOURS REGARDING THE COMPANY VIA PAPERS AND THE FORUM. ITS LIKE A FEEDING FRENZY.. THE ONLY GOOD THING IS WHEN ALL THIS HAPPENS HE CLOSES HIS SHORT (HE IS ALWAYS FIRST OUT) ETC ETC.. AND THEN SHARE PRICE RISES AGAIN.. WHAT I DO SAY IS HE DOES NOT GET IT ALWAYS RIGHT A LOT OF TIMES HE GETS WRONG FOOTED BY A RNS.. SHARE PRICES RISES AND OF COURSE HE HAS TO CLOSE HIS POSITION SO IT RISES AGAIN, ALL THE FOLLOWERS CLOSE POSITIONS AND IT RISES AGAIN AND BEFORE YOU KNOW IT THE SHARE PRICE HAS GONE UP 100/200/300%.
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