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expected. A 5 x increase is predicted. Sanitation products cannot be emphasized enough in our NHS hospitals. Puricore range is first choice and usage expected to rise. It is moral obligation of the NHS to minimize infection. In recent years there have been many stories of healthy patients entering our hospitals for treatment only for them to die from an unrelated disease picked up in unsanitary hospital wards. Thus the usage of Puricore products, which safely, effectively, and naturally kill contagious pathogens. These products address major public health threats of M. tuberculosis, MRSA, C. Difficile, E.coli, norovirus, human and animal influenza (including H5N1 avian influenza), HIV, polio virus, Helicobater pylori, and Legionella.

LONDON, Aug 7 (Reuters) - Australian coking coal producer Caledon Resources Plc confirmed on Friday that it received approaches from India's Essar Minerals Ltd and other parties which may lead to a possible cash offer. India's Telegraph newspaper on Wednesday reported that the country's energy-to-steel conglomerate, Essar Group, was in advanced talks to buy Caledon for up to $1 billion. Caledon, which makes coking coal used in steelmaking, did not disclose further details, such as a possible offer price, on Friday. Shares in Caledon closed at 59 pence in London on Thursday, valuing it at about 114 million pounds ($194 million). The coal producer was said to be in advanced takeover talks with two possible buyers from China and India, a person familiar with the matter said on July 10. (Reporting by Julie Crust; editing by Victoria Bryan) ($1=.5887 POUND) Keywords: CALEDON/ESSAR (julie.crust@thomsonreuters.com; +44 207 542 3847)

now that news is spreading. This should be interesting. 60p support and 85p+ short term growth projection imho before move higher

this share last year and was convinced it was winner, yet it got no attention online on share chat. This surprised me as it was clearly a much better buy than 80% of the other shares being discussed. Since December when i bought in, this share has steadily crept up from 7p to 60p+. It is still under valued and still being ignored. Dont understand it. Its a no brainer. The location and quality of the ore is perfect for the growing Asian market. Even in recession India and China are still seeing growth well above that of the western world. Think about it. CDN is a winner.

a good company. I was in this share when they were just 7p December 08. They had been dragged down along with the rest of the shares during that crash period. CDN are a good buy. The only issue I became aware of is them hitting extraction obstacles underground. This delayed output for a bit but with mining expertise, technology and engineering this was resolved. Since then China and India have wanted a piece the CDN pie. Both of these resource hungry nations need high quality coal. They are still using outdated power stations and will continue to do so for the next 15 years by the looks of things. CDN will rise in line with the demand and the demand is not going away. Resource is getting scarce and for India and China to survive they are going to have to get in there quick. Hence the recent Indian media speculation on bids for numerous energy companies. You can expect a good return on the current SP.

http://quote.barchart.com/texpert.asp?sym=EML.LS&code=BSTK

Not getting to much attention just moving up slowly and steadily. No surprises. A climb is expected. At this SP a good buy.

I have been perplexed as to why this share has not risen in line with recent announcement detailing the magnitude of the Rossing South Uranium deposit. It appears from the news that this is perhaps the biggest find of its kind world wide. In addition to this circumstances for extraction and export are extremely favourable. I have no idea why the EML SP has been flat for so long. Either they are out of the picture now or they are about to climb to a more realistic valuation. I can only think it is the latter. Any ideas?

http://www.growthcompany.co.uk/news/1003187/emerging-metals-ups-kalahari-stake.thtml

This past news still stands. EML muyst be on the brink of a upward surge. "Mining entrepreneur Stephen Dattels’ Emerging Metals has increased its holding in fellow AIM counter Kalahari Minerals from 7.5 to 8.8 per cent. Emerging Metals has entered a crowded arena, in which beleaguered mining giant Rio Tinto has taken bigger chunks of Kalahari, attracted by its indirect holding in the Rossing South uranium deposit in Namibia’s Husab uranium project. Rio Tinto, owner of the long-standing Rossing uranium mine next door, has built up a near 16 per cent stake in Kalahari, and another AIM concern, Niger Uranium, has a similar holding. Kalahari holds its Rossing stake through its 40.6 per cent interest in Aussie-quoted Extract Resources. Rio has more than 14 per cent of Extract, and Kalahari’s board is concerned to prevent de facto control of the project slipping to Rio without a full bid. At 79.5p, up 8.5p today, Kalahari’s shares, recommended by Growth Company Investor early last year at 26.25p, are worth holding.

PuriCore, which says sales for the first half of 2009 rose 2 per cent to $19.1 million, an 8 per cent increase at constant exchange rates, has raised £2 million at 18.5p to fund most of the up-front Labcaire payment. Puricore is a company developing into new markets areas that are clearly going to be key in the future. This is a sick planet and viruses are mutating fast. The world population explosion is making the need for preventive measures vital in the battle. The medical field acknowledges it is losing the battle against the flu virus. As soon as one cure is found a new strain emerges. Prevention is better than cure at the end of the day. Puricore is key in the preventive initiatives being implemented by the NHS and US medical system. It is a fact that preventives will be here to stay along with Puricores proven product range.

This share is clearly undervalued. The stagnating world market is hitting buyer confidence. That does not change the facts: Nulcear Power is here to stay. The Rossing South deposit is confirmed as one of the biggest Uranium deposits in the world if not the biggest. It is surface mining and extraction is easier and less costly than than deep level mines. The infrastructure from Rossing to Walvis Bay is excellent for export to world markets. Namibia is politically stable and developing faster than neighbors. It is all positive. SP must move up soon. EML has more in its portfolio of projects in the north (Tsumeb) where it is a long and well established mine. Nothing like Rossing but still an asset. Think about it. You may or may not get a quick return but you will get a return that will be very pleasing in the end. At current SP it is bargain. (By the way I spent a couple of years living just 60km form this area)

Rio is thought to own around 15% of Extract and a further 16% of Kalahari Polo owns over 10% of Extract Emerging Metals owns just under 10% of Kalahari. See bottom of this article http://www.mineweb.co.za/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page72103?oid=86582&sn=Detail Niger Uranium owns over 15% of Kalahari and the CEO here is an ex-colleague of Dattels which may put Niger in the Polo camp.

Looks good

What happened? We were expecting news today?

Should be good

anyone got some ideas

If you look at the highlights for Q1 2009, Q2 should be great. Puricore has been doing well with the growth in demand due to Swine flu and other contagious diseases. A big positive is they are an ethical company too. Q1 Highlights . Sales increased 16% (28% on a constant currency basis) to USD10.5 million (Q1 2008: USD9.1 million) . Cash as at 31 March 2009 of USD15.7 million . Record quarterly shipments of 387 Sterilox Food Safety Systems . New Endoscopy pass-through AER and additional decontamination services launched in UK . Early traction in the Wound Care business with continued positive clinical feedback

expected. more important follow up on last month’s coverage is the Swine Flu pandemic. It has been widely reported that drugs giant GlaxoSmithkline (GSK) (see Tips of the Month) is set to benefit to the tune of £1bn plus from what could be a far more severe outbreak than initially expected. Puricore is also well positioned to help prevent the spread further. This is a definite BUY. M O N T H L Y I N V E S T M E N T J O U R N A L J u l y 2 0 0 9 Galvan Research

Kalahari Minerals reports forecast-busting maiden resource for Rossing South Zone 2 ahead of schedule http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/6760/kalahari-minerals-reports-forecast-busting-maiden-resource-for-rossing-south-zone-2-ahead-of-schedule-6760.html EML should move now