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SBE Sibir Energy

174.75
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 00:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Sibir Energy LSE:SBE London Ordinary Share GB00B04M0Q71 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 174.75 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Sibir Energy Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
04/12/2008
07:15
Henry Cameron, the 68-year-old Russophile who runs Sibir, characterises the transmogrification unveiled yesterday in the following manner. "Doing business in Russia has never been for the faint-hearted and sometimes requires difficult calls in the boardroom." This at least has the merit of being quite funny, but that is about the best that can be said for the catalogue of corporate governance breaches Mr Cameron has so willingly put his name to.
kamitora
04/12/2008
00:02
Basic message, if you are scared go to church. Otherwise buy some SBE.
tpain
03/12/2008
23:57
Ok, thanks very much Coco.

I am only taking such an antagonistic view to vent my anger. Will have a proper look at the figures tomorrow.

tpain
03/12/2008
23:54
Fag packet Guestimate 28 to 35 pence eps 09
coco
03/12/2008
23:48
40p divi is certainly not on the cards now. But would it be possible next year. What are the revenue figurez at this oil price.
tpain
03/12/2008
23:31
One risk here is share suspension for a considerable period.
tpain
03/12/2008
23:29
Have no interest in the shares but advised that under UK company law a transaction of this type with a connected party is not allowed. The UK regulatory body responsible for the incorporation and share domicile of Sibir would I believe need to investigate this and the earlier 3rd class hotel transaction. Interesting.....
cyberian
03/12/2008
23:18
Mr Tchigirinski
tpain
03/12/2008
23:18
There is not much difference between 0.1% and 1% from an initial 50%.

They know how to get out of them, and that is by not messing with the Russians. That involves paying them all our money.

tpain
03/12/2008
23:12
No one really knows. Liquidation or bankrupcy is very unlikely however there is a very real chance that the Russians will steal more shareholders money. Possibly by forcing Sibir to sell them assets on the cheap...or by diluting everyone out of their shareholdings. It happened before to this very company. It got diluted down from something like a 50% holding to less than 0.1%.
tpain
03/12/2008
23:12
None cash generative and profitable just has a problem with people losing money should settle somewhere around here and when the big boys decide to buy then its back up - when good question
coco
03/12/2008
23:05
Imean it, is this oversold? what are the chances of liquidation bankruptcy?
josels
03/12/2008
23:01
undervalued
coco
03/12/2008
22:59
only if you have trousers that are already brown.
hermana
03/12/2008
22:58
Is this a good moment to buy?
josels
03/12/2008
22:56
mug punters
this is bust
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