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Re-read previous rns's and presentations. Cultural limestone base ebitda 5.3m Australian dollars was expected for 2015. Companies in the building trade normally trade at 9-12 times ebitda. Not to mention the operational improvements and wall panel impact.
I feel the same. This deal if it happens will boost the value for shareholders. I await news with anticipation.
feeling confident about this one now good luck to investors
I'm counting nothing.
HAIL........... the resident expert construction engineer/government minister from the Costa Del Basildon has spoken. RALMAO.
I wouldn't get excited and count chickens before they are hatched mate...2p is some prediction...always baffles me when people predict these wild prices when in truth no one an predict where any sp will go...especially the bottom of the barrel AIM shares like this one. Good luck with your crystal ball...lol
all pals in the far east waiting on their return........................... All the best to all invested here. Soon to be Battalion at 2p.....................
Leed Board of Directors John Charles Grundy, Non-Executive Director Mr Grundy has a wealth of experience as a corporate finance consultant to various companies in South East Asia and Australia. He qualified as a chartered accountant with Pricewaterhouse Coopers, (“PwC”) before embarking upon an advisory career within the financial services industry with PwC Consulting and more recently with Presidio Capital, a private investment group in Singapore where he was head of corporate finance and advisory services. His client base there has been within the industrial, manufacturing, energy and consumer sectors.
Lawrence (“Larry”) Harding Managing Director Larry is a Founder and Managing Director of Presidio Capital, a boutique investment firm. Since 1985 he has participated in various capital market disciplines; including seven years in the fixed income markets at Westpac and Midland Montagu (HSBC), followed by a specialization in emerging credit markets with an Asian focus since 1992. Over the last few years, he has focused on developing debt and equity special situations as an asset manager and as a proprietary investor. He has a B.A. (Joint Hons) in modern languages and economics from the University of Northumbria in the UK. Outside of the Presidio group, his most active directorships have been Crescent Asian Special Opportunities (CASOP) and in key investee companies, notably the largest copper mining company in the Philippines, Carmen Copper Corp, and the Rubicon Offshore group of companies. Charles Grundy Director Charles joined Presidio Capital in 2002 with experience in corporate finance and the origination of special situations transactions in South East Asia. After graduating from Manchester University in 1991 with a degree in Management Science, Charles joined PricewaterhouseCoopers working within the Business Advisory and Management Consultancy practices in London and Singapore. During his time at Presidio, Charles was instrumental in the completion of a variety of fund-raising projects and complex restructurings for companies in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, and Australia.
Presidio Capital is a principal investment firm. It previously operated as an investment bank. Presidio Capital is based in Singapore. 50 Collyer Quay #04-05 OUE Bayfront Singapore, 049321 Singapore
Four times return on investment? Singapore investment fund Crescent Asia Special Opportunities (CASOP) is four times richer after cashing in its $80 million debt-to equity investment for the rehabilitation of Carmen Copper’s mines in Toledo, Cebu. Atlas Consolidated Mining and Development Corp., Carmen Copper’s mother company, said recently it is buying CASOP’s 45.54 percent stake, held through vehicles CASOP Atlas Corp. and CASOP Atlas BV, in Atlas for $368 million. Atlas last year offered to buy the same stake for $160 million. It was not immediately clear why the Singapore-based private equity firm is exiting from Atlas after five years, but market observers said CASOP might be under pressure to service redemptions from its investors. To buy out CASOP, Atlas is raising $390 million through combined debt and equity, and use the remainder to for working capital.
Larry Harding is the guy behind Casop yes? they wont want to lose that amount of money. I see Larry has some interesting working relationships. More like gain big time for them when it goes above their buy in price.
I read this on the other forum too where everyone is getting excited about this... If this does go ahead we will be laughing all the way to the bank.. Good times ahead if it goes to plan!
5 days ago Leed Resources looking at takeover of Aussie limestone miner (ShareCast News) - Leed Resources said it had entered into a non-binding heads of terms agreement, which includes an option to acquire up to 100% of Battalion International Limited, the controlling shareholder of Australian limestone miner High Mannor Pty Ltd. The company's shares have been suspended on AIM "until the company has made an acquisition or acquisitions which constitute a reverse takeover or has otherwise implemented its investing policy in accordance with the AIM Rules", Leed said in a statement. "If the company has not made an acquisition or acquisitions which constitute a reverse takeover or otherwise implemented its investing policy within six months of the date of suspension then the company's ordinary shares will be cancelled from trading on AIM." Leed said it had already invested A$1.68m in Battalion by way of convertible loan notes. The proposed transaction would result in the company being the controlling shareholder of High Mannor via its ownership of Battalion. If this occurred, Leed added, it expected that it would become an operating company as opposed to an investing company. If it did exercise its to buy Battalion, the acquisition would trigger a reverse takeover. High Mannor, which trades under the brand name of "Cultural Limestone", extracts limestone from a quarry just north of Perth in Western Australia. The limestone is then crushed and processed into reconstituted limestone blocks and panels which are used in the construction industry as retaining walls in residential building developments.
Battalions name, one of the possibilities and a very real possibility. Out the other side at 1p plus given the main investors buy in price? RTO. Timescale anyone?
No ramping or deramping here but it's quite an exciting time ahead With the healthy order books we really are just waiting here and sitting on a no brainer :) This is going to be one hell of a fu ride soo
hi if a reverse takeover happens could it come back on the aim market using the battalion name .
IF only it would reach the main investors buy in price of .48....lol....there are many here that think the main investors somehow will magically get the price up to that figure....sadly not as easy as that, as you and I know its the market that decides where the sp here will go...and not the big investors. Hope all is good your end pal
Good Morning...who knows what will happen, ....although in my experience with this company....probably not a lot....lol Hope all good with you bud
The top investments are 0.48, that doesnt mean the share will ever reach it. Does it ?? a question ... not a comment..
Tasteforlife... Sadly you missed the point. Strong Buy.... When the RTO is in place with the top investments being at 0.48
Good morning . Imo if rto happens the sp will rocket. Of course it may still not and will be stuck on the launch pad. Interesting months ahead.
strong buy ??...errr. ?..shares are in suspension....durrr !.....read the rns..pmsl ...:-)
Is pleased that he's in here now Strong Buy
Totally agree with your post, although I think the BoD wanted to see how the business developed before fully committing themselves, but as I said in my post last Thursday (09.34) the suspension has pushed matters along faster than anticipated which can only be a good thing for us investors. Not sure about having to raise funds or share consolidation/rights issue as two of our BoD also sit on the Battalion BoD and matters for the RTO have been agreed in principle. Time will tell. Lets not forget that a RTO gives Battalion a stock market listing and the main investors are still here and bought in at 0.48p. Good luck all genuine holders.