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24/2/2021
11:13 | currypasty: yes, but who actually controls the part of the fund that has invested in RBD
FIL resides over 500 billion of clients assets
It is a huge Company with many arms and departments
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23/2/2021
14:52 | monet: Currypasty don't know if you've seen this, RBD is on the list
Thanks to BillyRay on Amur Minerals bb
“The stocks we are withdrawing from our leveraged offering generate a low return versus the capacity they consume.
Therefore, by tackling 1000 of the over 12,000 equities we offer we can ensure we prioritize the core markets our clients trade.”
“We are informing clients with relevant positions”
“We will communicate this with clients with positions on Wednesday 24th February.”
hTTps://www.shiftingshares.com/ig-announces-100-margin-requirements-on-1000-stocks/
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23/2/2021
11:57 | currypasty: lucky, just loaded IG to see, this is what it says for RBD
Closing only: Market unavailable to open
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23/2/2021
11:47 | luckykids: Think downward pressure may be coming from IG index stopping spread betting in a lot of aim companies. One being RBD
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22/2/2021
08:31 | croasdalelfc: A Simple scenario: 1 / scenario : a £10m sale of asset. That would trigger the CLN . New shares issued would be at £3.20 giving RBD 278k + 312k = 585k out of 1065k (55%) .RBD would then get £5.5m from the sale though the money goes to Corallian not direct to RBD
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22/2/2021
08:25 | croasdalelfc: The only way they can monetise it is a corporate action. Taking it through development isn't an option . The previous fund round was £2.20 a share . This is capped at £3.20 a share. Even at £1.50 ie no corporate action RBD ownership of Corallian will go over 50% . At the moment RBD have 278k shares out of 753k
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28/1/2021
10:04 | likeawalrus: it's interesting that the share price dropped to 0.4 shortly before christmas, is that when rbd approached potential investors for the placing???
if so perhaps the investors did a "ujo", ie, sold like crazy expecting to get the placing shares at a much lower price than rbd wanted...but the price recovered and rbd got the placing away at .55 well done rbd!
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22/1/2021
08:19 | currypasty: something corporate going on RBD / EOG...
@CaliforniaJoe01 48m
#ujo #edr #rbd Stephen Williams on board of RBD, Rathlin and EOG. RBD own most of Rathlin. Do they want to list on AIM? Could Rathlin do a RTO and then own a chunk of Wressle? Unsecured loan? Something exciting going on with this, what with oil flow due and EWT at West Newton!
@CaliforniaJoe01 1h
#ujo #edr #eog Ask the questions, why would Union Jack loan Egdon £1,000,000? Why would a director loan Europa almost a quarter of a million quid UNSECURED? Both of these companies are known to be financially embarrassed. Confidence in money coming in very soon!
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19/1/2021
19:02 | canigou2: "West Newton a significant asset, further proved up by recent drilling.
Union Jack’s key asset is a 16.7% stake in the West Newton project, onshore UK to the north of Hull. Existing discoveries here in the Kirkham Abbey carbonate formation are currently interpreted to contain gross P50 GIP of 212bcf and OIP of 146mmbbl. These resource sizes, combined with the likely limited levels of CAPEX and OPEX achievable onshore UK, mean that West Newton has the potential to be a significant new UK field."
UJO Target price 0.45p (presently 0.19p) .. this translate to a market cap of £90m (presently £38m) for a 16.7% stake in their 'key' WN asset (ignoring their other assets for now, of course RBD have more than one interest also).
RBD have a 56% stake in WN, and a market cap presently of £40m. The read across from UJO's valuation is a Target price for RBD of 4.5p and a market cap of £301m.
One, actually both, of these companies are undervalued, but one by much more than the other (RBD). An exciting H1 2021 lies ahead proving up this "significant field for onshore UK, located close to oil and gas demand centres". Now is the time to get onboard before this kicks off IMHO. GLA.
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26/11/2020
17:26 | theaviator: Errol, Si wanted to dictate where we post. Ok a bit of banter went too far but I WAS invested in Bor and the thread passes the time in between boring trades. Nobody dictates to me where I post. I've been invested in RBD for three years. Traded some held core. Averaged up averaged down lol the rest is history. I remain a fervently keen RBD supporter (just about lol) and LTH.I don't do "conditions" when the Bor BB was cordial with good banter. Brut myself and Neil were having a good bit of BB craic.If Si can't hack it it's his problem.Re RBD - patience. I've got oodles of that. Cheap as chips and it won't be for long. Get yourself a few.
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