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I'm not sure but our shares may become global registered shares. I believe this is when they are issued in one country but can be traded in another with all holders having the same corporate rights. Someone else may know better though but this is something I have tried to look into since the talk of cross listing. I'm sure MC would answer the question if asked.

At full ask 45.50

Steady tick up this morning..Good to see some blue! GLA.

No more fundraising until at least next summer. It's in the annual report. In May we had 12-18 months cash depending on the drilling programme.

Let's hope you're not saying..I have become a grandparent, retired and moved into a nursing home..By the time we get some true value here! GL.

Reading the RNS on 24th October we have been conditionally approved and the company is working to satisfy the final approval. This would suggest we can meet the requirements. MC has talked about the listing for some time so he will be aware of the criteria and knowing his eye for detail I would imagine he has all bases covered and boxes ticked.

Yep good to see your posts here again. As said always well written and balanced. GL.

I believe El limon went through a resettlement agreement also and our new man has experience in dealing with this with B2Gold. A great addition to Condors Management..Things are progressing well.

The listing gives us exposure to a new set of investors ,who understand what we are going to achieve in Nicaragua. It's just my opinion but I think we will see a very strong Q4.

Well written Aguila you're on the same page as me. The TSX listing is in the post and as you say the interims contain quarterly accounts for this reason. The focus here should be on the resource we have the permits will come.

Hope it was ok putting your post up here, thought it was a good read mate cheers.

think the poster was called D shox on iii.

meet our expectations over the long term. Notwithstanding this, we have turned in a creditable performance. Revenues have increased from £1.422m in the comparable period last year to £2.306m. The loss after tax decreased to £0.767m (£0.473k before exceptional fundraising costs) and net cash flow from operations before movements in working capital increased to £0.417m from negative £0.360m in the same period last year. You will also note that we have an asset value of 53p per share, which substantially exceeds the current share price. The Company secured an option on the Tejuva project with Suzlon in October 2010 and at that time we anticipated being in a position to fund the project by December 2010. The Company obtained an in-principle agreement from State Bank of India for the project finance on terms more favourable than the current project finance for Gadag and Theni. With the uncertainty on the timing of future funding, we are in on-going discussions with Suzlon on the timing of the Tejuva project and under the option agreement. Hope the poster doesnt mind the copy and paste job but I thought it was a decent read GLA

Read the 6 months to 30 Sept results posted to RNS board on 23 December 2010. Read the Chairman's statement and you'll see that they are striving for breakeven even using 75% of their current operational capacity. You'll also see that IEL talk about shifting admin and management functions to India from Guernsey, reducing the size of the board (James Pockney recent RNS leaving the board), and the move to talk to strategic investors outside of traditional UK institutions (goes some way to explaining why certain funds have been selling out - in fact these funds may not be allowed to invest in companies without a UK registered office - IEL might well close theirs in future). Also finally, the Chairman recognises its 53p NAV and the need to secure value for shareholders and that it wants an investor with financial firepower or wind assets to help it build critical mass. IEL with a market cap of just over £5m looks ripe for a takeout. Interim Results for the six months ended 30 September 2010 Financial highlights: - Revenue increased to £2.306m (2009 H1: £1.422m). - Adjusted EBITDA increased to £0.890m profit (unadjusted £0.597m, 2009 H1: profit of £0.290m and loss of £1.116m respectively). - Loss after tax decreased to £0.767 (2009 H1: £1.983). - NOPAT loss decreased to £0.151m (2009 H1: £1.574m). - Positive net cash flow from operations, before movements in working capital of £0.417m (2009 H1: £0.360m negative). - Net asset value per share of 53p (2009 H1: 58p). - Further cost reduction underway. Operational highlights: - Increased operational capacity to 41.3 MW (2009 H1: 24.8 MW). - Identified pipeline of projects. - Signed two memoranda of understandings for a total of 250 MW of capacity over the next 2 years. - Optioned 50 MW project with Suzlon. Commenting on the results, Rupert Strachwitz, CEO, said: "The first half of the year has been a challenging one, but we have nevertheless been able to turn in a creditable performance. We continue to examine options for funding the future development of the business and, as part of this, have engaged with a number of strategic investors which may or may not lead to an offer for the business. Meanwhile we are also focusing very hard on reducing our overheads, conserving cash, and making further strides towards operational breakeven." Chairman's statement The first half year has been a testing time for Indian Energy. Wind power generation has been disappointing, due to two main factors: First, wind resource at the Gadag project has been lower than forecast, following another bad monsoon in Karnataka. Second, the Theni project in Tamil Nadu was only fully commissioned during August, later than our original target of 30 June 2010. This was due to grid connection issues outside our control, meaning that we missed a significant part of the peak monsoon season. However, we expect that both projects will

It could be fundraising it equally could be a T/O as mentioned in the Dec 23rd rns,i wouldn't rule it out. As posted before we get cash injection for future growth or T/O at a price higher than where we are now. It will be interesting to see how this unfolds. GL to All. We have expanded these efforts to include discussions with potential strategic investors, as we do not believe that we will obtain funding through conventional UK institutions. To this end we have engaged with a range of parties and discussed transactions which might lead to a change of control of the Company. In the event that an offer is made for the Company, the Board will be mindful of the need to obtain value for shareholders, whilst seeking a partner whose financial strength or wind assets will allow the business to achieve critical mass and build a future growth pattern. We shall of course keep shareholders updated as soon as we have anything definate to say on the subject.

Peter fitzwilliam now new finance director. He was at the company as a consultant in the first half of the year , and with the results released today they have made him a member of the board. Good move imo as he is very experienced and has done a cracking job so far....

Great rns the new business wins include some big companies, debt reduced. Positive outlook and I'm in for more now if the mm's will let me.

buy any at the moment. Must be short of shares.....

17 September 2010 Taken from rns on 17th of September 2010 The Mission Marketing Group plc ('themission®`, AIM: TMMG), the national marketing communications and advertising group, will announce its interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2010 on Friday 24 September 2010.

I'm with you on that, thought we would have had more volume at this price leading up to results though. Ideal time for ave down or buying in at a good level IMO.