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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Oxus Gold | LSE:OXS | London | Ordinary Share | GB0030632714 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 3.125 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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28/10/2015 11:02 | Could be an interesting few days, chart looking good as well | central | |
28/10/2015 10:57 | Good morning Added a few sub 4p too News soon but if not I can wait. Good luck all holders. | maytrees | |
28/10/2015 10:54 | Pennyfalls 27 Oct'15 - 23:21 - 26895 of 26905 2 0 Papillon - Calunius?? you're joking ? More like 30% !! >>>>> How do you know what percentage of any award Calunius will take? Have you got inside information? LOL. It could be as high as 30%. It could be less, dependent on the size of any award? All we know for certain is that it wont exceed the total OXS are awarded (if OXS win)!! Personally I believe that the percentage Calunius take will be on a sliding scale dependent on the size of any award, but I'm only guessing as ARE YOU! | papillon | |
28/10/2015 10:54 | I wonder if RAB are waiting for 4.5ish before/if they start selling | davisc7 | |
28/10/2015 10:34 | Right increased my holding by a further 33% this morning GLA | 78steve | |
28/10/2015 10:13 | It's no surprise, and there is no overhang imo. | giant steps | |
28/10/2015 10:07 | What surprises me is that there is no sign of RAB selling. | pug151 | |
28/10/2015 07:53 | 28 Day Matured Verdict Ready ? | giant steps | |
28/10/2015 07:42 | Thanks mm80, very useful reminders | giant steps | |
28/10/2015 07:22 | PANR - have just come good this morning - it is time for this to come good too! | dave444 | |
28/10/2015 00:23 | Mikhail Fridman nobull's comment earlier this year: "I see in 2008, Mikhail Fridman had a 44% stake in Vimpelcom, one of the companies being investigated by the Dutch authorities over something to do with Uzbekistan and, I assume, money laundering. Now, who did the Flamborough properties' stake in Oxus keep flip flopping back and forth with? Alfa Bank. And who is the major owner of Alfa Bank? Mikhail Fridman. Source of info about Vimpelcom: FT article published on November 10 2008 "Oligarchs’ practices raise investor concerns" By Catherine Belton in Moscow. Info on Alfa Bank and who owns it is here: I don't think this affects the outcome of our arbitration case, but it is just a new connection that I hadn't made before. Of course we all knew from recent revelations in the Norwegian press that Telenor, Vimpelcom and Gulnara Karimova were linked e.g. as in this article: hxxp://theforeigner. Mr. Fridman is a principal founder and Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Alfa Group Consortium, one of Russia’s largest privately owned financial-industrial conglomerates. Mr. Fridman also serves as Chairman of the Board of Directors of TNK-BP and is a member of the Board of Directors of Alfa-Bank, VimpelCom and the Supervisory Board of Directors of X5 Retail Group N.V. Mr. Fridman is a member of Russia’s Public Chamber, the Board of Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs and the International Advisory Board of the Council on Foreign Relations (USA). A lot about Alpha Group Big names again today. | marmar80 | |
28/10/2015 00:21 | 2011, Major Shareholders Amount: % RAB Special Situations (Master) Fund Limited 106,885,574 27.20 Zeromax GmbH 61,698,625 15.54 Alpha Group 21,617,556 5.45 per archived iii page [...] | marmar80 | |
27/10/2015 23:52 | O/T "The horsemeat scandal" but.. Trident Trust mentioned in the above article "According to the Trident Trust website, beneficial ownership information of the companies it incorporates is not disclosed to any regulatory authority." "Both Guardstand and Trident Trust were parties, in 2010 and 2011, in a very complex $US539 million financial transaction that involved a group of offshore companies, the Russian Alpha Bank and Mechel, a Russian metals and mineral giant which, as part of the deal, acquired a steel mill in Donetsk, Ukraine." | marmar80 | |
27/10/2015 23:21 | Papillon - Calunius?? you're joking ? More like 30% !! Edit: Anyway. It's all been done to death and the award will be totally exclusive of all our collective cr*p. Night folks | pennyfalls | |
27/10/2015 23:13 | Assuming OXS are successful. Minimum DCF claim, according to the information in the header, is: US$480m + US$72m = US$552m = £360m. Calunius fee? Don't know! Could be £20m. Could it be £40m? Basically I've no idea. Lets say £60m for arguments sake. That leaves £300m for OXS. Lets take the OXS shares in issue as 750m. That gives 40p per OXS share. I expect the OXS share price after such an award to trade at a discount to 40p. By how much I can only guess. 25%? That would give a 30p share price Of course OXS could get more than their minimum claim, if successful (they could get less). Hopefully OXS will be successful and get more than their minimum £360m claim and Calunius will receive less than £60m (though they could get more?). An OXS share price after the arbitration verdict of over 20p will satisfy me; I'm not greedy. LOL. | papillon | |
27/10/2015 23:02 | Stig, I don't want to get into a lengthy verbal, but you're SOOOOO full of yourself and SO full of sh*t. The MINIMUM potential award to shareholders is anywhere around: 1) ZERO and 2)The number which the Uzbek's Tim Hart has valued it at (most probably very very low) Saying the minimum potential award is 40p (without taking into account Arbitrators possibly taking off their usual discount to the claim/ Calunius/ the selling off the debt/exchange rate/ more dilution/Darwin and an inescapable market discount post-award is plainly misleading. But you don't care about morals and truth when posting do you? In the final outcome, I'll bet you an Egos-sized super-ginormous pint of your drivel that this is closer to Cawkwell's 10p than your 40p (although I'll willingly kiss your over-used butt if it does come in at 40p!) I saw a few pages back that you've decided to massage your self-esteem and inflate your importance by going on about how much you've slaughtered Cawkwell recently. Er...who cares!? (apart from you, of course) For those who still live in the real world where money has meaning as part of life, but not all life, a share price that goes past 10p will have "rocketed" in my book. Profits are never to be sniffed at. Losses are easier to come by. (and ps...Since you're the Head of Misinformation and Disinformation, for your future slants, rants and railings.. I dunno where you got yer info last time around, but I'm not the deputy editor on a local rag, I actually play guitar for a living!) | pennyfalls | |
27/10/2015 22:08 | Central. No but we will be in the very near future. | weegeordie | |
27/10/2015 21:25 | Clueless Cawkwell may be right for once here | the stigologist | |
27/10/2015 21:23 | LOL truly rocket...perhaps way past 10p...so 6p up. Does this guy have any idea. | thejaba | |
27/10/2015 21:20 | The Evil Diaries: Dialight, Blinkx, Beximco and Oxus By Evil Knievil October 27, 2015, 09:48 AM Europe/London "...Finally, I bought more Oxus (OXS) yesterday – this time at 3.96p. The bet is that we really are about to receive the arbitral award of gorillions. If shareholders do receive this the share price will truly rocket – perhaps way past 10p. Of course the Uzbeks will try to wriggle out of paying. But even so the price will surely hold up." | someuwin | |
27/10/2015 16:47 | Ok, dumping was too strong a word to describe todays action.What I mean is, any demand there may be is easily absorbed by the huge amount of shares that RAB and Darwin have to offload.Hence the stalemate. | festario | |
27/10/2015 16:28 | O/T GR - in your post #26870 you said no more posting until verdict I can help you in this matter if you like, especially as you have returned in #26884. | giant steps |
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