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Galifreyan,
Apologies. You are correct, it is 4 days for non-UK issuers to be notified by a holder, but 2 days for a holder to notify a UK issuer (ANGS).
I was reading it the wrong way round.
The % thresholds are correct though.
That is a handy 'laymans' guide, although some parts may be out of date.
The FCA handbook is a better source as sections get updated from time to time, but not as easy to navigate, I find

https://www.handbook.fca.org.uk/handbook/DTR/5/?view=chapter

UKOG don't need to chase them up as the onus is on the holder to notify UKOG for any TR1.
UKOG won't even know if anyone has crossed a threshold unless they get told about it, so imo they will both still hold unless they have notified otherwise.
UKOG updating their website is another matter. Not sure it is kept up to date on anything important. One for the nomad, if you are concerned about it.

I had no issue with a small buy today when the Ask dipped under 2.30, and it was not a round '000 amount.
Although it was a limit trade in my ISA, I got a fixed price quote straightaway, and lower than my limit price at the current Ask.
I have had limit orders sit there all day too though while I can see other orders getting filled, often at lower prices

DTR 5.1.2
Aperson must notify the issuer of the percentage of its voting rights he holds as shareholder .... if the percentage of those voting rights:
(1) reaches, exceeds or falls below 3%, 4%, 5%, 6%, 7%, 8%, 9%, 10% and each 1% threshold thereafter up to 100%

Gallifreyan,
I believe that it is a 4 trading day timeframe for any company to notify ANGS when a threshold has been crossed.
ANGS then need to RNS by the close of the trading day after notofication.

I feel that the SP held up pretty will to stay over the 1p-mid today after the last couple of days action. The test will be holding above this level tomorrow.
Good volume compared to the average of the past 3 months, but about the norm looking over the past 3 weeks or so.

gla

The RNS doesn't, but there have been a few posts on here suggesting this is likely.
If reviews are completed at end of Q4 (perhaps earlier), then 1 month seems reasonable to publish any findings, or an update to be given.
An announcement at the approriate time could be any timeframe though, of course.
This is AIM, where time often moves at a different pace to reality!

Not late imo.
Their reviews were due to be completed in Q4, there was no mention of any report being due by end 2020.
The consensus here, if I read things correctly, seems to be an update is expected by end Jan.
My view is the latter part of the month is more likely, but I won't be caught out if earlier.
gla

Isn't Alibaba the company where one of the owners has supposedly gone missing after having previously spoken out againt the government?

Thanks ocelot.
Unimportant anyway, as I have finally decided to sell out today and put what little money was left elsewhere.
Good luck to all holders.
I hope this comes good for you, but for the levels I would realistically expect to see, it is just not worth the wait for me any more

What is the thinking on the Jan instalment, payment in cash or shares?
The instalmet date seems unclear (unsurprisingly, for ukog).
Is it 6 months from the noted 8th July completion date, so in fact tomorrow that we should hear something, or 6 months from the date of the RNS advising us that the deal had been completed?

Curiosity got the better of me.
Oh dear, still banging on about GL as being a 'temporary' MD, and still banging on about JT-P. How original.
These are such trivial matters so far as the vast majority investors here are concerned, and yes, ANGS is a VERY different company now compared to what it was under PV despite every clever little 'trick' you use to try to claim otherwise.
Many LTH's (with big paper losses still) are saying the same, along with many new investors,

What a tiresome (and predictable) bore you are with such a deliberarte and myopic view, completely ignoring what has happened here over the past 18 months or so.
Back on filter

Thanks DerSack.
Good to know, and also that the info I had heard elsewhere was incorrect (dyor!).
I like the 'marketmaker' idea, similar to how Bonds can be traded, going to the market and asking for a price for 'X' bonds/amount to get a bid/offer from nulti-sources without disclosing if you are a buyer or seller, then selecting the best trade for you..

haggis,
I could be wrong on Tradegate, just something I remembered from another board, so may have been incorrect info.
I have not looked into Tradegate itself, so don't really know the kind of volumes seen there, or how close the SP correlates to here, other than what others have posted of late.
I know I can only buy UK stocks with my own provider which is why I am looking to move (more for Fund access rather than non-UK stocks though)
Dark pools are a bit beyond my knowledge, although I suspect II's willl have little to no idea of where there trades are executed. I beleive they do outline how trade orders will be managed in their client agreements, but dark pools are unlikely to be specifically mentioned, more likely a vague description about trading venues I suspect.

saint disappeared on the same day the vaccine news dropped way back, and the SP here and elsewhere plummeted.
Funny that (not).
Same ramptastic, multi-bag, news imminent posts on all their other boards all day, every day though.
Absolulte shyster, trading whilst pretending to be a LTH and encouraging others to load up quick.
The very worst type of poster on these boards (imo), but very transparent, so their intention was obvious

I still think there may be a dip, only to be expected, but not by any great amount.
Failed with my cheeky 2.50 limit buy yesterday when the Ask was 2.52, so added at 2.60 today.
Now at circa 80% of my target weight here, with a dividend due next week to find a home for.
Would prefer to keep my average under the 2.30 level (as a newbie), so will only add if I can achieve this.
Feel next week is too early for any Wood Group news, but would not be surprised if it catches a few people out.
gla

Just to add, no spike for me, 21p and ending the year on a high (fireworks optional)!

My understanding is that Tradegate is for PI investors only, and they do not pay trading fees, so this may be an advantage for smaller trades, and for settlement in local currency, rather than in GBP (as well as the open/close times).
Also, Investors in Europe, or perhaps Germany in particular, in this case may have restrictions on only being able to trade on a local exchange, maybe there are additional costs, or requirements to be able to trade on external exchanges?
Perhaps one of the German posters can add their view as to the benefits, cost, etc

I did make a tongue in cheek prediction of 21p following a previous posters' comment with 21 things to expect for '21, just to satisfy my ocd tendencies, so I will stay with that, seeing as it is for fun only.
21p please, and good luck all

Good luck, OldsCool,
I believe many have tried emailing the company in the past, but many have also been disappointed with not even an acknowledgement, let alone a sensible response.
Still, someone actually answering the 'phone there is a new one on me, so perhaps ukog are turning over a new leaf for 2021?

GreyPanther,
I note that the underlying client holding the shares under the Forest Nominees TR1 is G.P (Jersey) Ltd.
Anything you want to tell us all?