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Velocys enters into joint venture to develop gas-to-liquids plants

Velocys has entered into a joint venture with Waste Management, NRG Energy, and Ventech Engineers International to develop gas-to-liquids (GTL) plants in the US. The joint venture will pursue the development of multiple plants utilising a combination of renewable biogas and natural gas. As its fi

UK BROKER RATINGS: Davy Cuts Barratt And Raises Bellway

LONDON (Alliance News) - The following UK shares received analyst recommendations Monday morning:
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FTSE 100
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TRADER: MORGAN STANLEY REMOVES IAG FROM 'EUROPE BEST IDEAS LIST'
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TRADERS: MORGAN STANLEY RAISES PRICE TARGE

Velocys Enters Joint Venture To Develop Gas-To-Liquid Plants

LONDON (Alliance News) - Velocys PLC Monday said it has entered into a joint venture with Waste Management Inc, NRG Energy, and Ventech Engineers International, to develop gas-to-liquids plants in the US and as well as in Canada, the UK and China. The technology innovator for smaller scale

Velocys Strengthens Partnership With US's Shiloh Industries

LONDON (Alliance News) - Velocys PLC Tuesday said it has cemented a key partnership with Shiloh Industries Inc through a new agreement and share issuance. The gas-to-liquids technology company said Shiloh bought 601,326 shares at Velocys at a price of 200 pence per share, representing a 32%

Velocys Sells Reactor To Client In Commonwealth Of Independent States

Velocys Enters Commercial Agreement For Gas-To-Liquids Technology

BROKER RATING CHANGES: SDL Price Target Cut By Three Brokers

Velocys Opens New Office In US

BROKER RATING CHANGES: Goldman Sachs Raises Shell To Buy

Monday broker round-up UPDATE

African Minerals: Canaccord Genuity raises target price from 330p to 370p and keeps a buy recommendation. Avon Rubber: WH Ireland ups target price from 530p to 590p keeping a buy recommendation. WH Ireland takes target price from 530p to 590p and reiterates a buy recommendation. Barratt Developmen

Velocys Net Loss Widens As Sales Fall and Administrative Expenses Rise