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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Tersus Regs | LSE:TER | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B05LNF36 | ORD 0.5P (REGS) |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.55 | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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| 14/2/2011 | 11:33 | Tersus Energy - Alternative Energy Opportunity | 1,152 |
| 25/8/2009 | 15:55 | Tersus Energy, can it fight back? | 93 |
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Posted at 13/9/2010 15:12 by asparks I know Tang is related to TERbut these companies listed above seem to have no connection. What is the connection if any? |
Posted at 13/9/2010 15:11 by asparks a million quid equates to c.2.5p per share. Not bad |
Posted at 13/9/2010 15:04 by taz14 they have applied to the chinese authorities for approval. Should be placed by year end. Tersus will get £1 million min... depends on what price they agree to sell at .... might be more |
Posted at 21/9/2009 09:11 by asparks This could be good for TERSunday Times Financial section page 3 Chinese start carbon scheme. Details will be outlined this week at a UN conference. Report ends as follows: If China installs a scheme to cap emissions from it's industries, it would create huge demand for new environmental projects, significantly increasing the value of the market. |
Posted at 26/8/2009 09:25 by moreforus thanks - think last aim price was 0.4p so i'm already 150% up = wooohooooo! |
Posted at 25/8/2009 16:15 by asparks that was what I was asking. Have you sold yours. I kbnow about the Hedly facility but am interested to know what price people are being offered to sell |
Posted at 26/3/2008 08:41 by tiredoldbroker You all seem to be ignoring the fact that when Peter Gyllenhammar provided £500,000 in a rather short-term loan, in December 2007, the terms weren't just repayment in 15 months and a 9% interest rate. He also got 6 million warrants, exercisable at 1p.Now, if you think TER is worth 6p, the implication is that for a half-mill short-term loan, the directors gave away £300,000 (6m x 5p), along with a toppy interest rate and security over all the company's assets. Effectively a 69% financing cost, for a 15-month facility. Do you still think they're on your side ? Or maybe, TER is only worth 1p a share, hence the pricing. Look at the actual figures - in the 6 months to 30 June '07, admin costs were £1,086,236; in the previous year, £2,826,543; but this is a minute company, with a tiny investment portfolio. Doesn't it occur to you that someone is doing very well out of it, but that "someone" isn't the shareholders ? I'd suggest that the current share price reflects a mixed bag of investments, one or two successful and the others no longer talked about much, minus the market's evaluation of what another 18 months' "admin costs" will do to the balance sheet. |
Posted at 18/3/2008 08:54 by asparks Jon:New Financing Date : 19/12/2007 @ 13:23 New Financing RNS Number:2913K Tersus Energy Plc 19 December 2007 Tersus Energy plc ("Tersus" or the "Company") Tersus Energy plc (Tersus), the AIM traded clean energy company, today announces that loan terms have been agreed with Bronstadet AB, a company controlled by Peter Gylenhammar, which owns approximately 18.4 per cent. of Tersus' ordinary share capital. The terms of the loan are as follows: *Amount of loan: £500,000.00. *Repayable: In 15 months from drawdown. May be repaid early. *Interest: 9.0 per cent. to be paid with capital on maturity. *Security: Floating charge over all the assets of the Company. *Warrants attached: 6.0 million warrants exercisable over 6.0 million ordinary shares at 1p each at any time within three years. The Directors consider, having consulted with KBC Peel Hunt Ltd in its capacity as the Company's Nominated Adviser, that the terms of this loan are fair and reasonable insofar as the Company's shareholders are concerned. Steve Levine, Chief Executive Officer, commented: "The securing of further funding for Tersus should enable us to continue to implement our strategy. We are continuing to explore a number of potential future investments whilst working towards realising some value from our current portfolio of investments." Peter Gylenhammar commented: "I have looked into the investments made by Tersus in recent years and although some investments have taken longer than anticipated to develop, the overall picture is that once the financing has been arranged, there is a good opportunity for Tersus to rebuild shareholder value." Details of the Company are available at www.tersusenergy.com Enquiries: Tersus Energy plc Steve Levine, Chief Executive Officer David Wilson, Chief Operating Officer and Finance Director Tel: 020 7408 5433 KBC Peel Hunt Ltd (Nominated Adviser and Broker) David Anderson Deon Veldtman Tel: 020 7418 8900 Notes to Editors About Tersus Energy Plc (www.tersusenergy.co Tersus Energy, which floated on AIM in February 2005, is building three operating businesses focused upon what it believes are the most attractive and significant areas of the renewable and alternative energy sector: Tersus Asian Renewables, Tersus BioEnergy and Tersus Energy Controls: *Tersus Asian Renewables (TAR). Formed to exploit the demand for renewable energy in Asia, TAR is focusing on wind, biomass and clean coal, principally in China and India. It is acquiring interests in businesses well placed to benefit from growth in Asian renewable generation and developing, investing into and operating a portfolio of renewable energy assets with chosen joint venture partners. *Tersus BioEnergy (TBE). Formed to exploit the accelerating demand for alternative fuel based supplies of energy, TBE is focusing on biofuels (bioethanol and biodiesel) and electricity produced from forest, agricultural, municipal and industrial waste. It is developing, investing into and operating a portfolio of bioenergy assets with chosen joint venture partners. *Tersus Energy Controls (TEC). Formed to exploit the opportunity presented by the increasing focus on energy efficiency and management of electricity consumption, TEC is focused upon efficiency applications for mobile (e.g. hybrid and electric vehicles, automatic guided vehicles, fork lift trucks) and stationary (e.g. building controls, energy management information) end users. TEC intends to develop these opportunities through continuing organic growth and acquisition. Tersus Energy also maintains a strategic and financial advisory service business, primarily targeting established and emerging energy companies based principally in Europe and North America. |
Posted at 19/12/2007 13:25 by seanmiller RNS Number:2913KTersus Energy Plc 19 December 2007 Tersus Energy plc ("Tersus" or the "Company") Tersus Energy plc (Tersus), the AIM traded clean energy company, today announces that loan terms have been agreed with Bronstadet AB, a company controlled by Peter Gylenhammar, which owns approximately 18.4 per cent. of Tersus' ordinary share capital. The terms of the loan are as follows: *Amount of loan: £500,000.00. *Repayable: In 15 months from drawdown. May be repaid early. *Interest: 9.0 per cent. to be paid with capital on maturity. *Security: Floating charge over all the assets of the Company. *Warrants attached: 6.0 million warrants exercisable over 6.0 million ordinary shares at 1p each at any time within three years. The Directors consider, having consulted with KBC Peel Hunt Ltd in its capacity as the Company's Nominated Adviser, that the terms of this loan are fair and reasonable insofar as the Company's shareholders are concerned. Steve Levine, Chief Executive Officer, commented: "The securing of further funding for Tersus should enable us to continue to implement our strategy. We are continuing to explore a number of potential future investments whilst working towards realising some value from our current portfolio of investments." Peter Gylenhammar commented: "I have looked into the investments made by Tersus in recent years and although some investments have taken longer than anticipated to develop, the overall picture is that once the financing has been arranged, there is a good opportunity for Tersus to rebuild shareholder value." Details of the Company are available at www.tersusenergy.com Enquiries: Tersus Energy plc Steve Levine, Chief Executive Officer David Wilson, Chief Operating Officer and Finance Director Tel: 020 7408 5433 KBC Peel Hunt Ltd (Nominated Adviser and Broker) David Anderson Deon Veldtman Tel: 020 7418 8900 Notes to Editors About Tersus Energy Plc (www.tersusenergy.co Tersus Energy, which floated on AIM in February 2005, is building three operating businesses focused upon what it believes are the most attractive and significant areas of the renewable and alternative energy sector: Tersus Asian Renewables, Tersus BioEnergy and Tersus Energy Controls: *Tersus Asian Renewables (TAR). Formed to exploit the demand for renewable energy in Asia, TAR is focusing on wind, biomass and clean coal, principally in China and India. It is acquiring interests in businesses well placed to benefit from growth in Asian renewable generation and developing, investing into and operating a portfolio of renewable energy assets with chosen joint venture partners. *Tersus BioEnergy (TBE). Formed to exploit the accelerating demand for alternative fuel based supplies of energy, TBE is focusing on biofuels (bioethanol and biodiesel) and electricity produced from forest, agricultural, municipal and industrial waste. It is developing, investing into and operating a portfolio of bioenergy assets with chosen joint venture partners. *Tersus Energy Controls (TEC). Formed to exploit the opportunity presented by the increasing focus on energy efficiency and management of electricity consumption, TEC is focused upon efficiency applications for mobile (e.g. hybrid and electric vehicles, automatic guided vehicles, fork lift trucks) and stationary (e.g. building controls, energy management information) end users. TEC intends to develop these opportunities through continuing organic growth and acquisition. Tersus Energy also maintains a strategic and financial advisory service business, primarily targeting established and emerging energy companies based principally in Europe and North America. |
Posted at 15/11/2007 11:59 by davius Well this is all a bit of a laugh. The chances of someone truly knowing a bid was coming on a specific day and at a specific price is pretty remote. And if it did happen as suggested then a swift call to the FSA would be in order for revealing inside info. Only the gullible would be buying on the back of such nonsense.Of far more import are the facts concerning the company, which are as follows: 1) Share price exceptionally weakened by cashflow problems and what appears to be forced selling. 2) The company had reported that it wants to sell off parts of the business. 3) The interim results revealed a small profit to end June. 4) The net asset value at the interims was £5m which includes £1.9m in intangibles. 5) share price bottomed out under 1p (market cap under £0.5m). 6) Peter Gyllenhammar revealed as a large shareholder. 7) Net asset value is 13.1p per share. Discount intangibles and it is 8.1p per share. 8) Current share price at 4.5p, a heavy discount to NAV. 9) The company has confirmed that it is in talks. I can't see why anyone would consider selling out at the current share price with the company in talks. Were there to be an offer for the entire business I would expect it to be at a minimum of 8-10p. They have to be worth holding for now. |
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