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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Transglobe Energy Corporation | TGL | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 295.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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Posted at 27/3/2025 12:00 by playerplayer1968 All this sounds great but do we know 100% TGL still owns what is it 1% of Quantinum or is it 0.5%?I know in the general scheme of things, that’s still massive with the projected worth of the whole Quantum Computing industry and a IPO would finally give us our reward after more than a decade of waiting. I am just a little sceptical about TGL and their lack of interest of a better word in communication with their shareholders who have like mentioned waited over a decade. I’ve reached out 3 times in the last 6 months or so and had nothing back and that’s using 3 email addresses I had, including one from their other company that’s plodding on with online security. I find it strange considering the potential, how quiet TGL have and are being. I’ve read some on here have managed contact but again, it’s not what you’d expect from something that’s going to change every shareholders life. This is why I am asking if there is any way of knowing they still hold the very small percentage. If I can show they own the small percentage, I can then maybe sell my shares privately to someone or to a organisation who could see their potential. Times running out for me, I’m not getting younger and I would rather have something now to enjoy than getting older and unable to spend it due to ill health. It’s not helped with friends and neighbours who have died recently who are younger and much fitter than I am and I’m not going to lie and say it doesn’t effect me, because it does. TGL silence is concerning for sure. But hey, I might have it all wrong which wouldn’t be the first time….. Thanks for the info with the links fella’s |
Posted at 22/3/2025 16:15 by 1399peter Mark,We've all seen certain tech company valuations go through the roof over the last 10yrs. I was reading some comments from the CEO of Infinite Reality. He Was saying the company could be worth $1T in 5yrs time, valued at $12b pre Ipo currently. Ok we've all heard those crazy kind of projections & valuations before. A bit like TGL and their 1m ounces of gold that never happened. I've said previously that if Quantinum could grab 10% of the $1T market it could be worth £1.30 a share to us. Although Nvidia's GPU market is now suggested to be $2T. It's anyone's guess as to what Quantinums valuation will be come IPO time. But I wouldn't be surprised if it was over $50b. |
Posted at 14/2/2025 18:14 by mark10101 Hi Cyber, it really all hinges around Quantinuum IPOing, although some feel the fundraiser mentioned in the latest interview of the Honeywell CEO could also provide an opportunity.I was told last year we have maintained a decent holding of Quantinuum shares and that an IPO could lead to the ability to do a special dividend or share buyout of us legacy share holders, but a case of cross that bridge when we get to it. So not sure the timeline, could still be this year but theoretically we have worthwhile holdings in our ITS shares and certainly worth popping in here from time to time. |
Posted at 04/2/2025 21:31 by mark10101 Hi Peter, the CQC shares were only ever 1/20 ish of our market cap, I was just dreaming it was all of it on delisting.If Quantinuum gets listed it will provide an opportunity to sell those shares and redistribute to shareholders as a special dividend (after tax, but hopefully TGL has some accrued losses) or they could offer a potential buyback of our shares. Going on memory IK has a decent holding of ITS so will benefit as well. But anyway the listing of Quantinuum is key and that should provide the exit we have been waiting for. |
Posted at 07/1/2025 15:55 by hedgehog 100 01/07/2015 06:30 UK Regulatory AIM Suspension - Touchstone Gold Ltd LSE:TGL04/01/2016 07:00 UK Regulatory AIM Cancellation - Touchstone Gold Limited LSE:TGL In under six months we should reach the tenth anniversary of our shares in TGL-ITS last being traded. Every cloud has a silver lining though: during this period, the company could have saved getting on for nearly £2M. in annual AIM listing costs: a very material sum, especially in view of its small size, and limited finances. "Has AIM now become an irrelevance? Scores of defectors think so Last updated: 10:44 31 Dec 2024 GMT, First published: 10:43 31 Dec 2024 GMT Written by: Ian Lyall ... Listing on AIM typically entails initial costs of around £500,000, with annual expenses for regulatory filings, legal fees, and associated costs adding another £200,000. For smaller firms, these figures are prohibitive and increasingly untenable. ... |
Posted at 15/9/2024 16:55 by mark10101 Thanks Peter, very interesting““The collaboration between Quantinuum and Microsoft has established a crucial step forward for the industry and demonstrated a critical milestone on the path to hybrid classical-quantum supercomputing capable of transforming scientific discovery,” said Dr. Krysta Svore – Technical Fellow and VP of Advanced Quantum Development for Microsoft Azure Quantum. “It is now clear that enterprises need to be ready to take advantage of the progress we can see coming in the next business cycle,” Hazra said. “Our customers are placing quantum in their strategic plans and finding new ways to align our quantum system with classical computing and generative AI.”” If only CQC had reversed into TGL it would have been the biggest success on AiM ever. However unfortunately the tragedy is AIM is not the place to nurture success stories like this and it was totally the right decision to keep it off AIM. |
Posted at 04/9/2024 17:28 by hedgehog 100 "Honeywell Weighs Quantinuum IPO at $10 Billion Valuation▪ The firm has held early talks with banks on potential IP0 ▪ A listing in the US could take place as soon as next year" Thanks for sharing that very positive news Mark. It's great to know that serious IPO discussions have now started, that the IPO could be relatively soon, and that the mooted valuation is so high. From my post 8483 above:- Hedgehog 100 12 Feb '24 - 13:39 - 8483 of 8544 Edit " ... So a pre new money valuation of say c. £10M. for GOS could equate to say c. 1p per ITS (TGL) share diluted. In contrast, we have a much smaller percentage of CQCL-Quantinuum, but it has a much larger valuation, to balance that. We could have up to say c. a half of a percent of CQCL, so if CQCL was valued at c. £2Bn., this could also be worth up to c. £10M. to us. So as you say Mark, this could add up to c. 2p/share now. Which would represent a multibagger from the suspension-delisting share price of 0.525p. ..." Adjusting my above estimate for a $10Bn. Quantinuum IPO valuation, which equates to c. £7.63Bn.: or say c. £6.63Bn. pre IPO dilution. CQCL had 45% of Quantinuum, so that's 45% of c. £6.63Bn., i.e. c. £3Bn. This could be worth up to c. £15M. to us. Which with our GOS Systems holding could add up to c. 2.5p/share. |
Posted at 18/7/2024 23:48 by mark10101 Not sure the technicalities of the shares but I would think it was a simple 1 for 1 swap for our TGL shares and the ownership details transferred.hxxps://www.quantinu Honeywell are the majority partner in the Quantinium partnership at 54% but that leaves 46% for CQC of the $5b valuation if I understand things correctly. |
Posted at 18/7/2024 22:46 by mark10101 Cyber, my shares got booted out of my ISA but the numbers of intelicrypt show correctly in the normal trading account.Intelicrypt on the latest valuation of Quantinium is significantly up on the delisting price, but that is just the current paper value. The final valuation and the liquidity event would have to be a Nasdaq listing or sale at a higher price. How this all pans out who knows, but our stake in an $8m company that went on to $2.4b is the stuff investing dreams are made of. I held TGL purely for the CQC shares and ties, if only our whole MCAP on delisting was in CQC shares! |
Posted at 11/2/2024 10:34 by mark10101 Hedgehog 10018 May '15 - 17:35 - 5478 of 84660 4 0 mark10101 15 May'15 - 18:52 - 5270 of 5476 0 0 "Where is Hedge, for all his encouraging evening posting he misses this one :-)" Just logged on for the first time since about 5p.m. on Friday ... WOW!!! 15/05/2015 17:15 UKREG Touchstone Gold Limited Issue of Equity " ... This is necessary due to a greater than expected increase in the customer base, in particular outside of the United Kingdom. ... projected sales of the newly enhanced tactical intelligence platform for international clients are now expected by management to form a greater percentage of Company revenue in this financial year than previously expected. ... ... Touchstone's resultant holding in CQCL is not expected to represent a significant percentage of CQCL's issued share capital. ..." Haven't yet had time to read the over 200 new posts since the RNS three days ago, but I'm sure that the many great posters here have done it justice, and I may be repeating some points already made. TGL's anticipated "non-significant" CQCL holding means less than 3%. hxxp://www.blplaw.co TGL will be paying £200K. for a £250K. stake, so the anticipated value of CQCL after that must be at least £8.33M. The perfect size for a RTO of TGL, which is what I believe will happen. The stuff about TGL implementing its investing policy is I believe just a 'box ticking' exercise, as the acquisition of GOS Systems is clearly far more substantial than some RTOs. And Stanhill have a good relationship with the LSE, which is shown by the fact that the LSE allowed ZOL (Zoltav Resources) an extra week of suspension last year to complete a major acquisition. Of course there may be a share suspension of TGL first, but I personally would welcome that. Accompanied, I believe, by a RTO by CQCL in the second half of this year. |
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