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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Platinum Min | LSE:PMCI | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B06T2F98 | ORD 0.045P |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 17.11 | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
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Platinum Mining Of India (PMCI) Share Charts1 Year Platinum Mining Of India Chart |
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| 31/1/2008 | 09:18 | Platinum Mining Corporation of India | 794 |
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Posted at 31/1/2008 09:18 by nickcduk Closed the last of my short in PMCI out this morning at 11.5p. That pump and dump upto 40p had to be the short of the year last year. It was absolutely crazy. Still have no idea who or what triggered it but am just grateful that it occurred. About fairly priced around current levels imo. |
Posted at 24/10/2007 16:03 by superdonkey Wakey Wakey everyone: Platinum Mining to buy 20 pct stake in Majormatic for 1 mln usd LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Platinum Mining Corp of India PLC (PMCI) said it has agreed to buy a 20 pct stake in Majormatic167 Ltd for 1 mln usd which will be re-invested in an exploration programme. The company said Majormatic has been granted the prospecting rights over the Naboom Platinum Deposit in South Africa. Majormatic will use the investment to fund the first phase of exploration at this deposit which will start in October/November. If results from this exploration are sufficiently promising, the share subscription agreement allows PMCI to increase its stake to 51 pct by investing a further 3.5 mln usd in more extensive exploration. The investment will will be funded by PMCI's own cash resources. Chairman Philip Adeane said the investment will diversify the company's asset base. It expects the initial exploration to be completed by the year end. |
Posted at 20/7/2007 14:09 by nickcduk The shares would have to halve and then some for the director to lose money on his purchase. A statement is unlikely. I rang the company up earlier to be told the company secretary is on holiday for 2 weeks. I would imagine not a lot is likely to be going on with him off on holiday. The lady who I spoke to said she had no idea why the share price had gone up. No news was in the pipeline as far as she was aware. Im not sure what triggered the heavy buying this week but im waiting for a little burst higher before selling a few more. |
Posted at 20/7/2007 13:57 by mikehardman 'bout time for an RNS along the lines of 'the directors notice the movement in the share price...', innit?! |
Posted at 17/7/2007 07:40 by bogg1e Excaliber, try PLAA, RDG, JLP. Although none of the other platinums are showing the outrageous movement that pmci is. I dont hold pmci, never heard of them til yesterday. Im holding JLP and looking at your chart i get the feeling i backed the wrong horse!! Good luck. |
Posted at 11/12/2006 09:56 by superdonkey Own up who sold?Platinum Mining Offer Update RNS Number:5822N Montrose Partners LLP 08 December 2006 THIS ANNOUNCEMENT IS NOT FOR RELEASE, PUBLICATION OR DISTRIBUTION IN OR INTO CANADA OR JAPAN PRESS ANNOUNCEMENT FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 8 December 2006 CASH OFFER BY MONTROSE PARTNERS LLP ON BEHALF OF SPI PARTNERS LIMITED FOR PLATINUM MINING CORPORATION OF INDIA PLC OFFER CLOSED On 28 September 2006, Montrose Partners LLP ("Montrose Partners") announced a cash offer on behalf of SPI Partners Limited ("SPI") to acquire the entire issued share capital of Platinum Mining Corporation of India PLC ("PMCI") not already owned by SPI on behalf of SPI (the "Offer"). The offer document setting out the full terms of the Offer (the "Offer Document") was posted to PMCI Shareholders on 13 October 2006. On 23 November 2006 the Offer was declared unconditional in all respects. 1.00 pm on Friday 8 December 2006 was the final closing date for acceptances of the Offer. SPI announces that, as at 1.00 pm on 8 December 2006, valid acceptances of the Offer had been received in respect of a total of 141,962,019 PMCI Shares, representing approximately 80.82 per cent. of PMCI's existing issued share capital. This total includes acceptances received in respect of 51,984,000 PMCI Shares (representing approximately 29.6 per cent. of PMCI's issued share capital) which were subject to irrevocable undertakings to accept the Offer from Mr Steven Newbery and Ms Lisa Pickering. As disclosed in the Offer Document and the announcements on 3 November, 20 and 23 November 2006, SPI owns 28,855,008 PMCI Shares representing approximately 16.42 per cent. of PMCI's existing issued share capital. None of the PMCI Shares owned by SPI are included in the total number of valid acceptances received as at 1.00pm on 8 December 20066. Accordingly, as at 1.00pm on 8 December 2006 SPI owns or has received valid acceptances in respect of 170,817,027 PMCI Shares representing approximately 97.25 per cent. of PMCI's existing issued share capital. The Offer has not been extended beyond 8 December 2006 and accordingly is now closed. The consideration payable to PMCI Shareholders who have accepted the Offer will be posted (in respect of PMCI Shares held in certificated form) or settled through CREST (in respect of PMCI Shares held in CREST) in accordance with the Code. |
Posted at 05/12/2006 16:46 by superdonkey SPI does not intend to delist:SPI has decided that even if sufficient acceptances are received by 1.00pm (London time) on 8 December 2006 it does not intend to (i) acquire compulsorily the remaining PMCI Shares to which the Offer relates or (ii) procure the making of an application by PMCI to the London Stock Exchange for the cancellation of the admission of PMCI Shares to trading on AIM. Accordingly, if PMCI Shareholders wish to remain as shareholders in PMCI they may do so and SPI will endeavour, subject to the rules of AIM, to ensure that the listing of PMCI on AIM is maintained. |
Posted at 29/11/2006 14:19 by superdonkey SPI have a strange definition of the word "opinion"Abstract from news release 23 November: SPI reserves the right, if sufficient acceptances are received by 1.00pm (London time) on 8 December 2006 to (i) acquire compulsorily the remaining PMCI Shares to which the Offer relates on the same terms as the Offer and/or (ii) exercise its rights to procure the making of an application by PMCI to the London Stock Exchange for the cancellation of the admission of PMCI Shares to trading on AIM. Abstract from News release 29 November: SPI has not, during or prior to the offer period, expressed an opinion on whether it would wish to (i) acquire compulsorily the remaining PMCI Shares to which the Offer relates or (ii) procure the making of an application by PMCI to the London Stock Exchange for the cancellation of the admission of PMCI Shares to trading on AIM. Following the PMCI announcement of 24 November 2006, SPI has |
Posted at 29/11/2006 12:02 by superdonkey SPI to keep AIM listing:Offer Update RNS Number:9018M Montrose Partners LLP 29 November 2006 THIS ANNOUNCEMENT IS NOT FOR RELEASE, PUBLICATION OR DISTRIBUTION IN OR INTO CANADA OR JAPAN PRESS ANNOUNCEMENT FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 29 November 2006 CASH OFFER BY MONTROSE PARTNERS LLP ON BEHALF OF SPI PARTNERS LIMITED FOR PLATINUM MINING CORPORATION OF INDIA PLC On 23 November 2006 it was announced that as at 1.00pm on 23 November 2006 SPI owned or had received valid acceptances in respect of 111,114,224 PMCI Shares representing approximately 63.26 per cent. of PMCI's existing issued share capital. The announcement also stated that, SPI reserved the right, if sufficient acceptances were received by 1.00pm (London time) on 8 December 2006 to (i) acquire compulsorily the remaining PMCI Shares to which the Offer relates on the same terms as the Offer and/or (ii) exercise its rights to procure the making of an application by PMCI to the London Stock Exchange for the cancellation of the admission of PMCI Shares to trading on AIM. On 24 November 2006 the board of PMCI announced that it recognised that control of PMCI had effectively passed to SPI. In that announcement the board of PMCI also advised PMCI shareholders who had not accepted the Offer to "consider carefully the risks of not accepting the Offer, including the fact that they could become minority shareholders in a company controlled by SPI without any market for their shares in PMCI". As at 1.00pm on 28 November 2006 SPI had received valid acceptances in respect of 90,156,140 PMCI Shares representing approximately 51.33 per cent. of PMCI's existing issued share capital. Accordingly, as at 1pm on 28 November 2006 SPI owned or had received valid acceptances in respect of 119,111,148 PMCI Shares representing approximately 67.82 per cent. of PMCI's existing issued share capital. SPI has not, during or prior to the offer period, expressed an opinion on whether it would wish to (i) acquire compulsorily the remaining PMCI Shares to which the Offer relates or (ii) procure the making of an application by PMCI to the London Stock Exchange for the cancellation of the admission of PMCI Shares to trading on AIM. Following the PMCI announcement of 24 November 2006, SPI has decided that even if sufficient acceptances are received by 1.00pm (London time) on 8 December 2006 it does not intend to (i) acquire compulsorily the remaining PMCI Shares to which the Offer relates or (ii) procure the making of an application by PMCI to the London Stock Exchange for the cancellation of the admission of PMCI Shares to trading on AIM. Accordingly, if PMCI Shareholders wish to remain as shareholders in PMCI they may do so and SPI will endeavour, subject to the rules of AIM, to ensure that the listing of PMCI on AIM is maintained. Now that SPI holds a majority of the PMCI Shares, the board of SPI intends to devote substantial resources to come to an understanding on the commercial relationship between FACOR and BPM and to find mutually satisfactory arrangements between the participants in the Boula mine going forward. Although there can be no assurance that FACOR will be willing to enter into any such arrangements, the board of SPI is cautiously optimistic that satisfactory working arrangements will be agreed with FACOR in the near future. Enquiries: Montrose Partners LLP Tel: +44 020 7484 0902 (Financial Adviser to SPI Partners Limited) Matthew Clarke |
Posted at 19/10/2006 10:46 by superdonkey Up for sale, going cheap, only one previous owner, will take offers!!!!!Appointment of Adviser RNS Number:7118K Platinum Mining Corp of India PLC 19 October 2006 PLATINUM MINING CORPORATION OF INDIA PLC APPOINTMENT OF ARGENT PARTNERS LIMITED 19 October 2006 Further to the announcement dated 17 October 2006 in which the Board of Platinum Mining Corporation of India PLC ("PMCI") strongly advised PMCI shareholders not to accept the unsolicited offer of SPI Partners Limited ("SPI"), the Board of PMCI has appointed Argent Partners Limited ("Argent Partners") to assist it in exploring suitable alternatives in order to maximise value for all shareholders. Argent Partners is an independent corporate finance advisory firm focussed on the provision of strategic and financial advisory services to clients in the global mining and metals processing sector. As previously announced, a circular setting out the Board of PMCI's detailed response to SPI's offer document and its advice to PMCI shareholders will be sent to shareholders shortly. The Board of PMCI reiterates its advice to shareholders to reject the unsolicited offer, made at a price which significantly undervalues PMCI's potential. The Board urges shareholders not to complete the form of acceptance which accompanied SPI's offer document. Enquiries to: Malcolm Groat Platinum Mining Corporation of India PLC Telephone: 01202 606010 Paul Dudley / Peter Jackson W.H. Ireland Limited Telephone: 020 7220 1666 Andrew Simkin / Torben Thordsen Argent Partners Limited Telephone: 020 7256 8661 Keith Irons Bankside Consultants Telephone: 020 7367 8888 |
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