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TIR Tiger Royalties And Investments Plc

0.20
0.00 (0.00%)
26 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Tiger Royalties And Investments Plc LSE:TIR London Ordinary Share GB0002308525 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.20 0.15 0.25 0.20 0.20 0.20 0.00 07:43:19
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Offices-holdng Companies,nec -160k -457k -0.0009 -2.22 1.07M
Tiger Royalties And Investments Plc is listed in the Offices-holdng Companies sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker TIR. The last closing price for Tiger Royalties And Inve... was 0.20p. Over the last year, Tiger Royalties And Inve... shares have traded in a share price range of 0.125p to 0.275p.

Tiger Royalties And Inve... currently has 535,128,553 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Tiger Royalties And Inve... is £1.07 million. Tiger Royalties And Inve... has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -2.22.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
07/10/2010
11:03
My own back of the envelope calculation indicates circa 4p. DYOR
curt3
07/10/2010
10:39
WHERE is quarterly NAV update ?? management doozing again !!! simple spread sheet should be capable of producing figure almost immediately but it all seems too much trouble for this lot.
curt3
05/10/2010
07:23
NAV tomorrow?
babysitter
30/9/2010
11:19
topvest....'investments that they have made are good ones' ? er...yes...except for the two out of three that are losing money....

nav acc to me today is around 4.2 p

- yum

yumyum
30/9/2010
10:17
The directors report is the same old economic twaddle - stating the bleeding obvious and an excuse for doing nothing. Meanwhile the markets hammer away every day with oppertunities galore. e g ,if they believe in their investment in say Nautical , why then not buy a further shedload of them when they were so obviously undervalued at 50p for the last 2 years !! I just dont get what their strategy is. Also why sell Pan African when the gold price is on the up and that company pays a divdend and is performing well ? Its not aas if they need the cash!!
curt3
30/9/2010
09:07
The investments that they have made are good ones, but activity is woeful and costs are way too high. They should use the AIM listing for a reverse takeover and generate a valuation in excess of net book value imo.
topvest
29/9/2010
23:12
£178,000 administrative expenses for...er....um...doing very very little.....in a resources boom...and the company stuffed with cash. Let's hope
new management is better at stock picking than Bruce Rowan. Northern Petroleum a very good move - I give credit for that but nothing else about this company is impressive apart from the salaries (at least Bruce owns a third of the company so pays a third of the salaries)

- yumyum

yumyum
29/9/2010
22:21
Same old rubbish and inactivity!
topvest
29/9/2010
15:11
NAV will be higher than quoted following current value of Nautical holding. But still apathetic performance for the period under review as management continue to sit on their hands and contemplate their navels or should that be their bank balance ??
curt3
29/9/2010
10:50
RNS Number : 4474T
Tiger Resource Finance PLC
29 September 2010

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TIGER RESOURCE FINANCE PLC

Unaudited Interim Results for the six months ended 30 June 2010

CHAIRMAN'S STATEMENT

For the six months ended 30 June 2010

HIGHLIGHTS

� Net Asset Value per share at 30 June 2010 3.41p (2009 - 3.24p)

� Total assets of GBP5.9M as at 30 June 2010 (2009 - GBP5.7M)

sheeneqa
23/9/2010
16:06
curt, agree AROUND 900k to date. Question is , do they still hold (or did they even buy more ?)
fairman
23/9/2010
13:09
Fairman - cost of NPE holding £ 180,000 according to website. Profit more likely to be around £ 900,000 on this one to date ?? DYOR etc.
curt3
23/9/2010
09:20
Seeing NPE up again today.
fairman
21/9/2010
19:30
Hopefully they upped their holding in the recent NPE placing.

roar!

snape
21/9/2010
19:00
bULL, The largest TIR holding at the 30 june NAV date went ballistic today (look at NPE). i guess people think TIR is still a holder. If so they should have made £400,000 today.
fairman
21/9/2010
18:50
Hi Witteklip - needless to say, as an experienced TIR player, I was selling into the rise today. Not a large profit, but a profit nevertheless.

Something afoot? Sure, there will be someday, but in the meantime the play here is to buy when the PIs are bored and sell out - then sell when something triggers a rise.

skyship
21/9/2010
16:16
nice move, something afoot?
the bull
21/9/2010
15:19
Who are the main shareholders here then ?

Why do you not call an egm ? you only need 5% of the register these days ?

davidosh
21/9/2010
10:29
TIR has 450,000 shares in Nautical Petroleum currently £ 2.25 per share. This should have a positive impact on NAV !!
curt3
17/9/2010
15:57
Curt3 - small shareholders are an unrepresented minority. I tried to get the backing of 10% of shareholders to force an EGM. I even tried to get the list of share holders via the registrar (to rally support) but Tiger's management provided a brick wall.

We need more shareholders willing to stand up and be counted - unfortunately there are not enough of us with sufficient holdings to count.

Our funds appear to be being bled by management without visible return and there is not a thing we can, as individuals, do about it. Management has our cash and control of the company... if they want they can dilute us and complete what seems to me no better than legalised theft.

witteklip
17/9/2010
09:50
Is there any way we shareholders can organise a vote of no confidence in this Board.?? They do not appear to be acting in accordance with the company's stated strategy. If they cannot find a use for the company's funds then they should return the cash to shareholders as a return of capital.
curt3
16/9/2010
14:42
auditors probably spend half a day on the investments and then 2 and half man weeks auditing the directors remuneration and share options!
fairman
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