Tiger Royalties And Inve... Share Discussion Threads

[ccorton] 05/10/2005 12:59

I note that the news release did not confirm that the NAV was on a fully diluted basis.

[pippin] 05/10/2005 08:42

Agreed lizzie - easy way of raising the asset value further for those of us who hang on!

[lizzie ii] 04/10/2005 22:54

One reason why the NAV is looking good is the buyback of shares. Note the buyout announced this week actually occurred on 30th September so would have been taken into account when fixing the NAV on that date.

At the current discount to NAV one of the best things TIR can buy is .... TIR!

[bwgof] 04/10/2005 14:17

NAV 4.50p end of June this year - 30th September 2005 NAV 5.45p I make that a rise of just over 21per cent in the 3 month period. Looking good? - Cheers - b

[dfgo] 04/10/2005 12:11

Net Asset Value(s)

RNS Number:1671S
Tiger Resource Finance PLC
04 October 2005







Tiger Resource Finance plc ('Tiger' or 'the Company')


NAV Update


The unaudited portfolio value (PV) per share (based on investments and cash
only) at 30 September 2005 was 5.46p per share.


All future reporting will be made on a quarterly basis and accordingly the next
announcement will disclose the portfolio value per share as at 31 December 2005.



For further information please contact:

[dfgo] 03/10/2005 17:08

Own Securities

RNS Number:1246S
Tiger Resource Finance PLC
03 October 2005


Tiger Resource Finance p.l.c. - Transaction in Own Shares

Tiger Resource Finance p.l.c. ("Tiger" or the "Company") announces that on 30
September 2005, it purchased 1,500,000 ordinary shares at prices between 3 pence
and 3.175 pence per ordinary share. These shares are to be held as treasury
stock.


Enquiries :

Bruce Rowan - Chairman: 020 7486 3997
Colin Bird - Director: 020 581 4477

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[ntv] 30/9/2005 22:23

lol pippin

[hxj] 30/9/2005 16:59

Kombimatec

Paragraph 6 Schedule A1 Taxation of Chargeable Gains Act 1992 seems to wrap it up quite neatly

[pippin] 30/9/2005 16:06

Cider drinkers like the stock?

[wole] 30/9/2005 12:16

Significant Shareholding

RNS Number:0252S
Tiger Resource Finance PLC
30 September 2005

30 September 2005


Tiger Resource Finance plc ('Tiger' or 'the Company')

Significant shareholding

The Company received notification on 29 September 2005 that Strongbow Capital
Limited holds 7,050,000 ordinary shares in the Company, which represents 3.24%
of the issued share capital of the Company.


For further information please contact:

Bruce Rowan, Chairman Tel: [phone]

Colin Bird, Director Tel: [phone]

[shawzie] 30/9/2005 11:08

Kombimatec
Thankyou for your reply.

[abubryn] 30/9/2005 11:06

Shawzie--I have been following sve for some time hope to get in soon if other shares oblige -mainly if itr come up trumps at upcoming finals.

[kombimatec] 30/9/2005 10:46

shawzie. Yes they are one of the same. SVE invests smaller amounts and not exclusively in resources.

[kombimatec] 30/9/2005 10:44

Still not sure that's correct hxj. I believe and hope they will qualify for Business Asset Taper Relief after checking the inland revenue website they refer to unquoted companies and regard AIM stocks as unquoted. Couldn't find reference to limit to trading companies except when you hold more than 5%. Jury is still out for me. If anyone can find evidence in the IR rules please advise, thanks.

[shawzie] 30/9/2005 10:43

The chairman of TIGER (TIR) is published as Bruce Rowan.
The chairman of Starvest (SVE) is published as R Bruce Rowan.
Does anyone know if this is the same person?

[hxj] 29/9/2005 21:27

TIR will not qualify as business assets as the company is not trading.

Simple really!

[pippin] 29/9/2005 16:36

Buybacks?

Would make sense.

[firkin] 29/9/2005 16:32

{resumably those 2 X 1M today are buys accumulated over 2 or 3 days?

[johndee] 29/9/2005 11:12

strange...thought they were short of shares......yet can buy large amounts online but no sales possible online......

[ntv] 28/9/2005 20:49

nice tick up again

[kombimatec] 28/9/2005 20:23

Yes AIM & OFEX qualify for reduced relief but just a little unsure about investment companies like TIR. I got relief this year on several AIM shares disposed of last tax year without a problem. My accountants consulted a list they have but unlikely to sell TIR before this year end so can't test the water until I submit my info and that is at least June 2007. Scarey having to look so far ahead. If I do sell them this year they've either dissappointed or been bought out! Anyway since February I'm 20% ahead even making up the spread. That's comparing my cost with current bid and the taxman hopefully is going to get max. 10% of the gain.

[kombimatec] 28/9/2005 20:22

Yes AIM & OFEX qualify for reduced relief but just a little unsure about investment companies like TIR. I got relief this year on several AIM shares disposed of last tax year without a problem. My accountants consulted a list they have but unlikely to sell TIR before this year end so can't test the water until I submit my info and that is at least June 2007. Scarey having to look so far ahead. If I do sell them this year they've either dissappointed or been bought out! Anyway since February I'm 20% ahead even making up the spread. That's comparing my cost with current bid and the taxman hopefully is going to get max. 10% of the gain.

[abubryn] 28/9/2005 18:29

Old Giggleswickian
Sorry ,stand corrected --I remember seeing warrants open to 2007 and assumed we still had a few left .