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Share Price Information for Angus Energy (ANGS)
| Share Price: 3.60 | Bid: 3.50 | Ask: 3.70 | Change: 0.00 (0.00%) |  | ||||||
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Price3.60
Bid3.50
Ask3.70
Change0%
0.00
0.00Volume6,622,645
Open3.85
High0.00
Low0.00
Close3.60
CurrencyGBX
London South East Users info for Angus Energy
Users who watch ANGS also watch: Uk Oil & Gas, 88 Energy, Solo Oil, Sirius Minerals, Ascent Resources, Sound Energy, Alba Min, SolGold, Greatland
Users who hold ANGS also hold: Uk Oil & Gas, 88 Energy, Solo Oil, Sirius Minerals, Alba Min, Rose Petroleum, Ascent Resources, Hurricane Energ, Cadence Mineral, Nu-oil & Gas
Users who hold ANGS also hold: Uk Oil & Gas, 88 Energy, Solo Oil, Sirius Minerals, Alba Min, Rose Petroleum, Ascent Resources, Hurricane Energ, Cadence Mineral, Nu-oil & Gas
Date
Time
Trade Prc
Volume
Buy/Sell
Bid
Ask
Value
25-Jun-19
17:12:24
3.60
10,000
3.50
3.70
360.00
O
Trade Type:
Ordinary
Ordinary
25-Jun-19
16:29:29
3.55
15,000
Sell*
3.50
3.70
532.50
O
Trade Type:
Ordinary
Ordinary
25-Jun-19
16:24:59
3.5625
42,456
Sell*
3.50
3.70
1,512
O
Trade Type:
Ordinary
Ordinary
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| Directors Deals for Angus Energy (ANGS) | ||||||
| Trade Date | Action | Notifier | Price | Currency | Amount | Holding |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 28-Oct-16 | Notification of Holding | Jonathan Eldred Tidswell-Pretorius held the position of Executive Chairman at Angus Energy at the time of this trade. | 0 | 0 | 39500000 | |
| 28-Oct-16 | Notification of Holding | Paul Abram Vonk held the position of Managing Director at Angus Energy at the time of this trade. | 0 | 0 | 15000000 | |
RE: SP drop
Tue 23:28
I’ve thought quite a lot about the JTP loan debacle. What I suspect (purely my opinion) is that JTP used Angs shares as collateral for a personal loan, probably taken when the SP was higher, he didn’t read the small print that there’s a covenant trigger if the collateral backing the loan falls below a certain value (is the share price drops below a certain level), that happened and then the loan provider started flogging the shares (which it likely had a charge over). That’s just my opinion, but it seems to me the most likely scenario. I have a feeling under the Companies Act you have to notify a charge over any shares, plus when your shareholding drops below certain thresholds.
RE: SP drop
Tue 23:15
Winnifreth...a serious cloud??
That comes into the category of one of the politer things said about him.
That comes into the category of one of the politer things said about him.
Low topup urgency
Tue 22:36
So you boys want to top up low so bad, that days before signs of Brockham Flow Test, you decided to talk about resolved by BOD matter of JTP share loan deal which happened a year ago? :D Months nothing, but hey, just before flow test why not to use it to give yourself opportunity to top up low. Pathetic.
RE: SP drop
Tue 22:11
Harts
Taking a 'loan' on your shares as a company officer is against FCA regulation, shorting his shares is against most if not all standard corporate governance / bi-laws, here in the UK ( prob against FCA regs too) .... If Tom Winnifrith is correct, he took a loan. Whether he shorted or took a loan - in this case, a loan - he was dealing from the bottom of the deck with shareholders. IMO it is a serious cloud.
Taking a 'loan' on your shares as a company officer is against FCA regulation, shorting his shares is against most if not all standard corporate governance / bi-laws, here in the UK ( prob against FCA regs too) .... If Tom Winnifrith is correct, he took a loan. Whether he shorted or took a loan - in this case, a loan - he was dealing from the bottom of the deck with shareholders. IMO it is a serious cloud.
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