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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regal Petroleum Plc | RPT | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 15.325 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 15.325 |
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Posted at 22/5/2019 06:37 by officerdigby VP split his 28% holding into 2 different companies with indicated same underlying benefactor.No reasons given but plenty speculation. Why ever do investors do this ? Tax etc |
Posted at 04/2/2019 11:42 by officerdigby BD2 - risk here seems to be investors getting bored! |
Posted at 30/12/2018 22:14 by officerdigby Well could go intraday £1, near term. I reckon.Problem seems to be sticking to highs. Bring on the news on piling up cash and new drills, flows, CPR in VAS fields etc... Dash of better TAX rules and stability in Ukraine. Mix in a bit of improved investor relations. Broker notes etc... Come back with great expansion plans for the cash. Final splash in take over. ....and could do even £2-3. But plenty can go wrong as well! As we’ve seen. I was in from before the old takeover. But after the conman was outed. So seen it down.. Chucking money on it down at 5-6p was like putting money in wishing well or worse at time... Close eyes buy .. look away job. Amazing turn around!! |
Posted at 30/12/2018 10:33 by n13518 Full Daily Mail tip article for 2019. We, off-course, know it on this BB Board.Jamie Nimmo, City Correspondent: Regal Petroleum: It’s a bold call to tip last year’s biggest riser but I’ve gone for it. Ukrainian gas firm Regal Petroleum rocketed over 700 per cent in 2018, giving it a market value of close to £200million. But I reckon it has a way to go. The Aim-listed firm has no debt, is lifting production and churning out cash. Its focus on natural gas has spared it from the recent oil price plunge. Ukrainian billionaire Victor Pinchuk quietly snapped up a quarter of Regal this year. If he launches a full takeover bid as he did seven years ago, it would be an early payday for investors. |
Posted at 28/12/2018 11:13 by n13518 Break even point reached for me personally. The share price was upto 62p in early November 18 before dropping back 20% following political tensions with Russia. This has been a steady rise since then.An update by company on their future strategy and what their intentions are for the growing pile of cash will be helpful for investors. |
Posted at 20/10/2018 19:13 by mam fach Doubt Rpt can be held back much longer.Price languished at 40p-44p. But investors may have woken up to this or might be possibility of take over. Whichever next week will be very interesting. GLA |
Posted at 04/10/2018 13:38 by cf456 I'd imagine like any other investor, Energees will be looking for a good return on their investment.They'll get that either as the share price continues to rise higher on the back of the huge cash generation the company is delivering or from a bid from Pinchuk who has recently shown that he is very keen on the assets: They've shown that they are patient in their willingness to hold for 7 years. Given that patience, they're not likely to let go of their shares any time soon unless the price rises significantly from here. With Energees and Pinhcuk holding over 78% of the shares between them and both with strong reasons to continue to hold, there is only very limited stock available for other investors. That combined with the strong cash generation story provides the perfect backdrop for further significant share price appreciation. |
Posted at 04/10/2018 10:47 by moreearl Buy and hold - your question is a strange one.Investors buy stock or invest in companies for multiple reasons. if you want dividend payments (or return of profits) you invest in low growth cash cow industries like utilities and tobacco. Capital growth is the primary reason why you'd invest in a oil exploration company. That investment philosophy would typically only switch to dividend once the company becomes large, stable and gone way beyond the growth phase, and needs to return cash to investors to increase their return on capital. regal are nowhere near this, although with the free cashflow being generated a dividend might not be far off... |
Posted at 04/9/2018 16:59 by cf456 78.43% of the company currently in sticky hands.Energees paid 38p for its stake in 2011 and has held ever since. It will be looking for a hefty premium on top of that to justify the long holding period and so is likely to continue to hold until the price has risen far above the 38p it paid. Pinchuk has just bought in again and taken a very significant 24% of the company. He isn't likely to be selling that 24% in a hurry given that he has just only just bought and clearly sees strong value at the current price. So with 78.43% effectively tied up for the time being, the remaining free float is very small. A strong recovery story, likely further positive news in the pipeline and a very limited free float together make for an interesting investment proposition. Up moves could be very rapid indeed as investors chase the limited available stock. |
Posted at 30/8/2018 16:07 by mam fach Think share is below the radar. Also investors remember the bad old days. |
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