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Pastyc, you may find this website useful: http://www.dividenddata.co.uk/exdividenddate.py?m=alldividends
03rd Nov, ~2.7%
Saxxon, there have been transactions since April 2014 that will change the number - for example, number of shares in issue atm is 605million. The July 2016 register supersedes the 2014 one.
Testing the 158p level it bounced off last time.
Article from yesterday: Law firm Kennedys’ leasing of 11,089 sq ft in Manchester’s Churchgate House means that, with Greater Manchester Combined Authority also under offer as a tenant, the Churchgate & Lee office complex is fully let. Last month GMCA announced that it had chosen Churchgate House as the preferred option for its first headquarters, co-locating existing departments and creating offices for the new elected mayor in the Oxford Street block. Manchester Growth Company, accountable to the GMCA, is already based within Churchgate House. The new GMCA letting would absorb the Growth Company’s space, plus an additional 15,000 sq ft to create a 25,000 sq ft office across the ground, first and second floors. The latest deals take Churchgate and sister office Lee House to fully occupied, in what one agent described as “the first time in a long time”. The Kennedys acquisition sees the firm increase the size of its Manchester office by 50% in moving from Peter Street, and follows deals for 8,000 sq ft on the first floor and an inward investment deal that saw German online retailer Escada take the 4,220 sq ft Courtyard suite. The run of deals will be seen as vindication of its investment by owner Helical Bar, which acquired the buildings in March 2014 from Angelo Gordon and Dunedin Property, paying £34m. At that point, vacancy was 35%. SpaceInvader was engaged to redesign the reception and lobby areas of Churchgate as Helical looked to bring the complex up to date. Digital connectivity was improved, to the extent that the building has become one of the first outside London to be accredited with “gold” status by the WiredScore rating scheme. Blanche Longley, asset management executive at Helical, said: “We believe it’s important to make our buildings work for the people using them, providing our tenants with great communal space and amenities like an on-site café and breakout area, WiFi and making sure the building is managed well. This strategy works, as we have seen in the recent flurry of new tenants and continuing enquiries.” Churchgate & Lee House totals 200,000 sq ft. The agents are CBRE and Edwards & Co.
Saxxxon, there has been a few changes since, with Canacol entering the equation. See below: http://www.investegate.co.uk/andes-energia-plc--aen-/rns/agreement-with-canacol/201511160700067557F/
BruceJamieson, I think you misunderstood my post. I'm fully aware of the process following close of trading and the uncrossing trade. My post was referring to the share being in auction from 16 21 to 16 30.
Sorry, Saxxxon, I was off. Glad you found the info. There is more detailed information on the following link: http://www.interoil.no/?page_id=103 Select the presentation from 23rd Dec 2014.
This was in auction for the last 10 min of trading. What are they up to?
Saxxon, tbh, I have no idea. I really like the company but at the same time, they do have a fair bit of debt (which increased following acquisition on INTEROIL) but some of it may be ring-fenced. Chachahuen (conventional) is their powerhouse and is where they are planning to increase production. They have a large acreage in Vaca Muerta, close to some majors but Vaca Muerta is mainly unconventional. It's worth reading about some of the guys backing them in Argentina. I recommended this to a friend of mine just days ago - he is properly loaded but doubt it would be him lol.
As I mentioned earlier, I follow this company quite closely. When I saw the initial rise yesterday, I remembered that during my research, I had read the following RNS dated Dec 2014 (do the Maths, 18 and 24 months lock-in period...) "The Board of Andes (AIM: AEN; BCBA: AEN) is pleased to announce that the lender of a convertible loan that the Company assumed the obligation for at the time of the acquisition of Ketsal S.A., has exercised its option to convert the amount outstanding of US$9,073,973 into Andes ordinary shares ("Ordinary Shares"). Under the terms of the agreement with the Company the amount outstanding will now be satisfied by the issue of 13,093,756 new Ordinary Shares at a price of 43p per Ordinary Share. The shares are subject to a lock-in period of 18 months in respect of 50% of the shares and 24 months for the remaining 50% balance."
hahaha still moving up, someone is so keen to load up
I agree Phoebus, it's just crazy esp that I follow this company so closely. See my post yesterday about how a few trades added almost £35million to the MCAP yesterday.
Speeding ticket
Just won't stop going up - not even a tree shake...
There we go again...
It's just the LSE untrustworthy system acting up again...
Quite a few profit warnings being issued for the engineering firms.
On second thoughts, may bounce off the 164p level...
DBNT, I think you may get your chance to load at high 150s, if that's the plan. I very much doubt the 130s though. Good luck.