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Spineworks, Sloblox, LSP and Lego - welcome to the board nice to see a few more people looking at this one. Spineworks I recognise your name from a few other boards look forward to hearing you views etc. Best of Luck everyone - I am sure within 6 months we will get a good return on this one.
Bought a small holding here today :-) Onwards and upwards. GLA
I too am kicking myself for overlooking this one. I am heavily into fogl with average of 51p. But swithering whether should wait for this to drop back a bit before getting in. Decisions decisions.
Hi, it's on my radar :-) Just looking for a decent entry level. I'm annoyed with myself for not buying these at the end of September. GL
Im amazed this is not on a lot more people's radar, this is on my watch list for my blog
LEGO - I still find it hard to believe this is passing people by or at least not getting commented upon. I am in DES/RKH/FOGL/BOR and ARG and this one of course.
September 2011 these were trading at £2.11.....keep the faith with all the Falklands companies, the whole area is one big boom town just waiting......LarryH I think it was £5.50 high....
Pardon, you were saying..... Remember FKL hit £6 a couple of years ago.... GL all
Surely this should increase with the annoucment of the placing of shares in FOGL?????
MARKET CODES - I personally don't believe in them but this is fishy.... 10-Jan-1210:15:26294.00170Buy* 285.00295.00499.80Trade Type: 10-Jan-1209:36:48294.00170Buy* 280.00295.00499.80Trade Type: Bargain Conditions apply 10-Jan-1209:36:48294.00-170Buy* 280.00295.00-499.80Trade Type: Correction 10-Jan-1209:36:48294.00170Buy* 280.00295.00499.80 Any one like to come up with a theory on this - also a buy of 6 yes 6 shares?
At last the press are starting to pick up on this.....http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/292774? As a guide remember the Gold Rush in the 1800's who made the most money.....the companies that supplied the soap and rope!
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201107211420528359K
Chairman David Hudd commented: "I am pleased to report a good overall performance from the Group. "FOGL has made further progress towards its objective of drilling at least one well in the first quarter of 2012. The rig contract is under negotiation and subject to it being signed an additional £32 million of equity funding has been raised sufficient to provide additional drilling options for FOGL's planned 2012 drilling programme. "Looking forward, FIC will continue to benefit from oil exploration around the Islands which should compensate for the more testing economic conditions impacting our UK businesses. "The Group's preliminary results for the year ended 31 March 2011 are expected to be released on 23 June 2011."
Highlights · Falkland Islands Company (FIC) - Stronger than anticipated performance was boosted by the economic benefits of oil exploration activity in the Falkland Islands. Retail sales increased by 21% and, despite increased shipping costs and lower profits from property disposals, FIC has produced a record result. · Portsmouth Harbour Ferry Company (PHFC) - Previously implemented fare rises and tight control of operating costs offset a 2.7% decline in annual passenger numbers. The new pontoon at Gosport, financed by Gosport Borough Council and subject to a 50 year lease to PHFC, is expected to be installed in May. · Momart - Market conditions were challenging, particularly in the UK Exhibitions division which saw revenues and margins fall relative to the prior year. This was partly offset by growth in the Commercial Galleries division although the net effect was flat overall sales and a significant reduction in overall profitability. Steps have been taken to improve performance in the current year. · The Group's financial position remains strong with year end cash balances of £1.9 million and bank borrowings of £4 million. · As announced on 19 April 2011, FOGL has signed heads of agreement to enable it to drill the Loligo prospect in the first quarter of 2012 and is raising £32 million of equity to provide additional drilling options for its 2012 programme. Erebus Limited, a subsidiary of FIH, owns 12 million FOGL ordinary shares which at 31 March 2011, had a market value of £10.8 million. Erebus has agreed not to dispose of any of its FOGL shares until the earlier of the announcement by FOGL of the results of the wells drilled in this campaign or 31 May 2012.
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201104200700122127F
Falkland Islands ahead of expectations By Benjamin Chiou Date: Wednesday 20 Apr 2011 LONDON (ShareCast) - Falkland Islands Holdings, the AIM-quoted retail, transport and logistics services group with an 8.2% stake in Falkland Oil and Gas Ltd, says that trading in the year ended 31 March has been ahead of expectations, and underlying pre-tax profits will be around £2.7m, a similar level to the previous year. "I am pleased to report a good overall performance from the group,” said chairman David Hudd. Its Falklands business activities – conducted by the Falkland Islands Company (FIC) – have seen retail sales jump 21% to a record result, despite increased shipping costs and lower profits from property disposals, as the performance was boosted by the “economic benefits of oil exploration activity in the Falkland Islands”. Increased fares and cost control meant that its ferry operating division, Portsmouth Harbour Ferry, could offset a 2.7% decline in passenger numbers. However, its fine art and antique business Momart has seen revenues and margins fall at its UK Exhibitions division as a result of challenging market conditions. "Looking forward, FIC will continue to benefit from oil exploration around the Islands which should compensate for the more testing economic conditions impacting our UK businesses,” Hudd said. The group does not expect the total dividend to be less than the 9p per share paid previously.
Intersesting 7.7% increase in share price and higher than average volumes today. 6 month results due out tomorrow
ive sold out of fkl at a loss. it is such a slow mover im sure ill have time to get back in. good luck but right now i need to see some profit and excitement.
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201011190700104702W
article ref house prices, full hotels and port development for the oil explorers. a bit downbeat on oil potential but still positive for fkl. pity about the fogl bit but ever hopeful
Sorry for delayed reply. Time seems to fly by. Yep, back to good old slogger days I reckon. Squid fishing and helping to build up the on-shore oily infrastructure. I agree with your sentiments re fogl, a bit of cash from the fogl investment could be useful going forward, after all, they've made a fair profit from it. The company will do ok, no doubt there.
i can see fkl moving some cash out of fogl. might aswell put it to good use. i thing fogl is dead in the water for the forseeable, no cash and no partner! im staying invested but not as optimistic!
phew! didn't check the text first, just copied and clicked - a bit of personal info there. Anyway Lallee, I think you must be psychic!!!! GL, I'm sure it will all turn out ok.L
* Full view * | * Previous messagePrevious message * Next messageNext message * | * Back to messages * RNS Alert‏ 4:44 PM Reply ▼ * Reply * Reply all * Forward * Delete * Junk * Mark as unread * Mark as read * Delete all from sender * Print message * View message source * Show message history * Hide message history * Show details * Hide details Digital Look Alerts Service Add to contacts To harris_tels@hotmail.com From: Digital Look Alerts Service (your.trigger@digitallook.com) Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2010 4:44:33 PM To: harris_tels@hotmail.com This RNS alert is brought to you by Digital Look. RNS Number : 4529T Falkland Islands Holdings PLC 28 September 2010  Falkland Islands Holdings plc ("FIH" or the "Company") Directors' Shareholdings The Company was informed on 28 September 2010 that the following acquisitions of ordinary shares of 10p each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") were made on 28 September 2010 by Directors of the Company: David Hudd (Chairman) purchased 13,838 Ordinary Shares at £3.99 per share following which Mr Hudd owns 100,000 Ordinary Shares, representing 1.08% of the Company's issued share capital. John Foster (Managing Director) purchased 1,220 Ordinary Shares at £3.99 per share following which Mr Foster owns 15,000 Ordinary Shares, representing 0.16% of the Company's issued share capital. Enquiries: