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| New World Res A | NWR | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 05/7/2015 12:08 by chatobrian NWR +40%. Krúpa billionaire builds stake in the companyShares of mining group New World Resources on the Prague bourse strengthens sharply by 40 percent to 0.28 crown. Growth comes after a report according to which the Slovak billionaire Pavol Krúpa buys both stocks and bonds NWR that the NWR wants to achieve a share, which will allow him to actively work at the General Meeting. From the position of activist shareholders, according to HN will demand compensation for the alleged misdeeds of management, which has no provisions. "Yes, NWR buys, but I will not comment further. It's the beginning. "He said Krúpa for HN. Sheet talks about a 5% share. "Activity in the title NWR was on the Prague Stock Exchange in recent days by the extraordinary local broker. Volume was particularly strong on June 24, when it traded over 50 million shares at levels of 0.17 to 0.18 cents per share. Today, the title also strengthened sharply in response to the other smaller investors published report. But volumes are already muted and we do not believe that today's development is the result of purchases of the said investor, "said Jiri Deml, trader securities trader Roklen360. NWR sources of investment can come from buying shares before the split company O2 to O2 independent operator and infrastructure company CETIN. Since the division of society and the emergence CETIN shares have risen significantly and Krúpa the investment of hundreds of millions of crowns earned point HN. At the beginning of June, NWR announced that as of September leaves office CFO Marek Jelinek. It will replace the current director of the legal department Boudewijn Wentink. OKD Chief Executive Officer Dale Ekmark to January 1, 2016 will become Managing Director of the NWR. At the April general meeting of the Board of Directors of NWR he left businessman and investor Zdeněk Bakala and after leaving it Jelinek left with no Czech. Zdenek Bakala, however, still includes a half share in the group Cercle Mining, former BXR Mining, which owns 50.5 percent of shares in NWR. NWR dominate the rest by institutional investors and small shareholders. According to analysts, he wants Bakala part of the activities in NWR get off entirely. In the first half of this year, NWR posted a profit of 26 million euros. Result influenced by one-off item worth 49 million euros, without which the company would in the quarter ended in a loss. Revenue declined 22 percent to 135 million euros due to a decline in sales and coal prices. NWR plans this year to cut costs by 80 million euros. Last October, the company completed a capital restructuring. Its task was to avert insolvency. Included a reduction in the value of bonds and a significant dilution of shareholdings |
Posted at 04/7/2015 13:35 by colin12345678 Billionaire Pavol Krúpa is embarking on speculation a publicly traded company NWR. Buying up shares and bonds of coal miners in order to obtain it affect his leadership. But what will take unprofitable enterprise that extended period teetering on the edge of survival, yet not too bright.Predatory investor, who became known buying one-third package in company Moravia Energo from former Prime Minister Stanislav Gross, HN confirmed that focuses on NWR. "Yes, NWR buys, but I will not comment on it further. It's the beginning." Its purpose, according to HN information to build a significant share in the company, then the position of activist shareholders at a general meeting to demand compensation for the alleged misdeeds of management. What does not want Krúpa fleshed out. They relate, for example, to last year's capital restructuring, which resulted in a significant dilution of shareholder value and strengthen the influence of creditors in the company. The company itself is a matter not wish to. 18 percent stood at the beginning of the week strengthening NWR shares for 20 cents. Even so, trading well below the subscription price of 425 crowns from 2008. Krupová activity evidenced by increased trading volumes of NWR shares, which actually belong more to ospalejš&iacu Krúpa NWR wants to build up to five per cent, which would be based on the current price of 20 cents per share, meant an investment of about 70 million crowns. That the company could sue, which is one of the steps it considered, however large share package does not need to collect. In addition to buying up shares and bonds NWR. You could in the future fate of the company play a greater role, as the company is highly indebted and in the case of insolvency, creditors 'interests are superior to those of shareholders'. Greater business activity, among other things caused the shares after a steady decline to 17 cents apiece begun in recent days to issue upwards. Strengthen even this Monday, when financial markets rocked the threat of Greek default and exit from the eurozone. The Paskov Mine could also benefit after 2017. If retains good results - read HERE NWR, whose owner is a quarter owner of HN publisher Zdenek Bakala, the fourth year already struggling with a decline in prices of thermal and coking coal. Miner, despite cost-cutting, it suffered losses, and moreover it for a long time troubled dwindling cash accounts. Last year, in order to avoid insolvency underwent radical capital restructuring. Major shareholders and lenders to a company poured new money, extended the maturity of bonds and lessen the interest burden. It was also issued a large number of new shares to the value of remaining significantly diluted. In exchange for this company, traded on the stock exchange since 2008, practically handed the hands of creditors. They will be in October this year to test if a miner in the accounts of at least EUR 40 million. If you will not have enough money, gets immediately into insolvency. At the end of March NWR on cash remained 84 million euros, 44 million euros less than at the end of last year. According to the source HN company should survive the autumn test is roughly 60 million euros in the accounts, since a large part of the investment costs in the excavation of new wells this year conducted. The owner of OKD mines earned in the first quarter billion less than last year - READ HERE Krúpa in recent months on the PSE very active and successful. Just before splitting operator O2 has invested in its very undervalued stocks of 350 million crowns. After splitting the shares of both companies significantly more expensive and speculative stake Krúpa earned hundreds of millions of crowns. |
Posted at 03/7/2015 12:59 by goggin Very interesting - this guy is into energy, all be it, apparently clean energyNWR: Investor Pavol Krupa is buying shares and bonds of miner New World Resources , with the aim of gaining stake that would enable him to challenge the management of the indebted company. Krupa confirmed that he is buying the papers but refused to say what is his target volume or any other detail. Hospodarske Noviny, page 13 As reported by daily E15, Czech investment group Arca Capital is planning to make a huge investment in Romania. Czech Arca Capital will take over a windmill project by Italian energy group Enel. / Picture: © Flickr The investment company owned by the Czech billionaire Pavol Krupa, is planning on investing CZK 6.9bn (€ 251.813m) in wind farms in Romania. According to the daily, Arca Capital plans on taking over a wind farm project of Italy energy company Enel. The capital resources will be offered by a Chinese lenderSlovak billionaire investor Paul Krúpa believe Agrofert ruler and Finance Minister Andrej Babis improve the mood in society. "It will make steps to increase purchasing power, as well as help their businesses." In recent years, Arca Capital was not much to see, and now filling the media. What happened? Un-stuck with your business to a greater extent in recent times? The wave of investment always has a certain sinusoid. First will invest somewhere, then it must develop and we were at the stage of development of the projects that we have. Nothing was written about us too because we did not want it, but that does not mean we slept. Over the past year we have significantly entered the market of renewable resources that we had solar power, biogas plants and cogeneration units for power in the Slovak Republic 35 megawatts, representing a value of around one hundred million euros only in renewable energy. In December, we managed to buy it for two weeks from E.ON additional four megawatts of biogas plants in the Slovak Republic. |
Posted at 09/6/2015 19:10 by goggin One coal company on its ass, the other sky rockets - they are not exactly in the same business but is one so so good and the other so so bad - I doubt it and there are huge risks in both, noe id a massive up trend, the other has been falling massively - Below from the mothly fool :-Churchill Mining (LSE: CHL) rallied hard since the end of last week. Churchill is my favourite bet. Its stock price has almost doubled in value over the past five days, closing at 44p on Monday, some 26% below its 52-week high of 59p on Thursday. Does that signal upside? If so, bear in mind that its current valuation also signals the likelihood of high volatility in weeks ahead. Just A Fraction Of $1.5bn Would Do! Unfortunately, its fair value is hard to gauge because its trailing income statements, cash flow statements and balance sheets provide little information with regard to its track record, while estimates for future revenues and profitability should be regarded as highly uncertain at present time. So, we are almost blind on financials: not only any possible guidance is premature, but it hinges merely on external factors. We know now that the biggest threat associated to the investment case is political risk in Indonesia, a country that historically hasn’t been kind with institutional investors and foreign firms. What’s encouraging is that Churchill managed to raise £850,000 through a placing of 8.5m new ordinary shares at a price of 10p per share less than a month ago, proceeds of which will be used to reach a settlement with the government of Indonesia. The matter is pretty serious, and concerns one of the world’s biggest coal reserves — the “East Kalimantan coal project”, which is valued by Churchill at $1.5bn. Assuming Churchill fetches half of that amount, its current asset base would sky-rocket to half a billion pounds, and its stock price will most likely go through the roof — its market cap currently stands at £48m, which says a lot about the risk involved. Talks are ongoing, but Indonesia has shown in the past that such negotiations could drag for years. The government has so far dropped allegations of fraud against Churchill, but uncertainty remains as wrongdoings of Churchill’s partners in the project could reportedly weigh on the outcome. One element I like a lot is that the miner also announced last month the “issuance of warrants over ordinary shares on the basis of one warrant for every two placing shares exercisable at a price of 15p per ordinary share and expiring on 30 June 2018“. This signals a certain degree of confidence in the outcome of the proceedings — confidence and nerves of steel are what you need to invest in it, of course. |
Posted at 08/8/2014 00:06 by wolterix Yes we can agree on the HB bitNot sure I think much of your kind thoughts to the 'pensioners' and now poorer investors having offering up your view a year ago, that this was a viable business They could have done without that |
Posted at 07/8/2014 23:28 by biggerthus Nope. 'the world still loves & needs coal' would be closer to the mark. Price of coal might be nada, and current problems probably down to the learning curve from commie status-quo to thatcherite pillaging ? Hope they've now sorted it - and good luck to the now 'poorer' investors. |
Posted at 06/11/2013 19:02 by zastas Yes, that's my conclusion. There are more high risk takers amongst share punters then amongst bond investors; at least that's the only explanation I have.I only knew about the 13-21 bond. Where is the other one listed or viewable? The 10-18 seems also relatively better valued although I appreciate that's always to a degree the case with shorter dated risky ones. |
Posted at 01/11/2011 18:38 by gilgamos twixm100 - Contact your broker and ask them to advice you on what can be done. Also contact the company and ask for advice. Agnes' telephone number is below. New World Resources N.V. Agnes Blanco Querido Investor Relations Tel: +31 20 570 2270 Email: ablanco@nwrgroup.eu Website: www.newworldresource |
Posted at 23/11/2010 19:35 by gilgamos 7.40 is cheap mustau, compared to my entry price of 15.00. I was such a sucker for not selling at 20.00 but then I never expected to get an opportunity to buy all the way down to sub 3.00.EGM tomorrow, the company is acquisitive and its imminent incorporation in the UK will mean better liquidity and hopefully the company will increase the number of shares in private investor's hands. If the bid for Bogdanka is accepted (we will find out month end or so), then the reincorporated company is probably one of the 10 biggest by market cap in the FTSE series. That is when the fun begins. I have too many shares in this baby and my average is below 5.00 and looking forward to NWR making more acquisitions and growth. The wait and not chasing the pennies paid off big time for me. After all 2010 is one of the best years for NWR. 2011 will in my view be even better if the steel industry in EU stays strong, the company's POP 2010, and COP2010 are delivering efficiencies which all add to the bottom line. I suggest people listen to the investor webcast on the company website if they have not done so yet. |
Posted at 06/10/2010 12:31 by maroni tony Mastau, patience my fellow investor. I foresee lots of potential in future. There will be shortages of coal in the coming years. World steel demand is forecast to increase to record highs during next year, rising populations, uncertain weather, and a strong appetite from emerging markets to have the same standard of living, as we have in the west, will put upward pressure on this baby. |
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