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Interesting View here from Tom Gaffney CEO ____http://www.investegate.co.uk/invarticle.aspx?id=18379
when do you need to be in to quailfy for the div and do you have a div date ps
LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Ambrian Capital Plc. reported a lower full-year pretax profit with a decline in operating revenue but added that investment banking revenue were up 26.2 percent to 10.64 million pounds. The investment bank posted a pretax profit of 5.79 million pounds for the year to end-December compared with a restated profit of 8.07 million pounds in the year-ago period. Operating revenue came in at 15.8 million pounds from 17.8 million pounds. The company proposed a final dividend of 1.00 pence per share taking the total dividend to 1.75 pence per share.
AMBR. Thanks scrod for that the "s" makes all the difference.
Correction: http://www.ambrian.com/_resources/GECR_Ambrian.pdf
AMBR. If any fellow investors wish to follow up on background and prospects there is a useful link which will link you to a worth while read. http://www.ambrian.com/_resource/GECR_Ambrian.pdf
AMBR. Has been appointed as joint broker in conjunction with Teather and Greenwood Ltd by Block Shield Corporation plc. Ambrian Partners Ltd, Nominated Adviser, a member of the LSE is active in raising funds for growing companies, and in particular small to mid sized Cos looking for AIM listing. Provides corporate finance, corporate broking, research and project finance services.
Well, its moving up and profits are up. Wednesday, 21st March 2007 08:02 Ambrian Capital FY pretax up 34 pct, looking forward to 2007 'with confidence' LONDON (AFX) - Ambrian Capital PLC, the UK investment bank, said that pretax profits for the year to end-Dec 2006 rose 34 pct from a year earlier, helped by a strong rise in investment banking operating income. Pretax profit rose to 12.44 mln stg from 9.29 mln stg the previous year. Operating income rose to 19.99 mln stg from 13.64 mln stg in 2005. The investment banking operation more than doubled its operating income to 7.99 mln stg, up from 3 mln stg the previous year. The bank is also recommending a final dividend of 1 pence per share, resulting in a full-year dividend of 1.75 pence per share, up from 1.25 pence in 2005. 'We are very pleased with the substantial progress made during the year in transforming the group into an integrated investment bank,' said Malcolm Burne, Ambrian Capital's chairman. Ambrian said that it was looking forward to 2007 'with confidence', despite the current 'turbulent' market conditions. alexander.ferguson@thomson.com
storm. Only noticed this on their site last week. They should keep things transparent and treat us all the same, as you imply. Not sure I would rush into this one without the 'feel good factor'
chan. This is interesting! When I called the FD a couple of weeks ago he wouldn't/was unable to say the exact % they still held in Jubilee Platinum, using as a pretext that he couldn't give such information to just one shareholder. I think cannothelp but feel that if I had been Golman telephoning he might have sung like a canary! How can divulging such ordinary information as to what an investment coy owns be insider information, beats me!Instead he gave what they used to own and the amount they had put into their Channel Island Trust and the % of this trust that they own. From this I calculated that their 'effective' holding was about 12%+ Perhaps I have miscalculated and you are right - highly likely!.
Was formaly Golden Prospect plc Principal Investment Portfolio as at 30 June 2006 Company Market Value £m 1. Jubilee Platinum 6.81 2. Angelsey Mining 2.24 3. Nido Petroleum 2.06 4. Samson Oil & Gas 1.97 5. Centamin Egypt 1.74 6. Exall Resources 1.67 7. Nautical Petroleum 1.42 8. Horizon Oil 1.41 9. Urugway Minerals 1.24 10. Mano River Resources 1.19 Total Top 10 Holdings
Tipped by the Sunday Telegraph yesterday.
Does anyone else follow this share and please do you have any fresh thoughts about it?