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https://www.boutiquehotelier.com/sale-of-barnsdale-hall-hotel-completes-off-guide-price-of-10m/

Barnsdale Hall Hotel in Rutland has been sold off a guide price of £10m to local family business owners, Dineshbhai and Savitaben Patel.

The historic hotel, which was first constructed in 1890 as the hunting lodge of the 6th Earl Fitzwilliam, is set in 55 acres and was previously owned by Derek Penman, chairman of the Penman Group.

During his tenure, Penman carried out extensive long-term redevelopment and renovation work at the site to create the 66-bedroom hotel complete with 49 timeshare lodges and apartments, 11 function suites, four bars and restaurants.

i just found that interview on google

In Mr Swindells’ opinion success on one of these wells could be “truly transformational for the company from a value perspective”.
The company has other acreage including a licence containing the Dewar oil prospect in the Central North Sea. Directors are confident it will be able to get firms to buy into this.
Deltic bid for more licences in the latest UK round.

I already traded this about 5 times.

70p would be nice

https://www.heraldscotland.com/business_hq/18578299.north-sea-oil-gas-firm-growth-mode-exploration-coup/

THE chief executive of North Sea-focused Deltic Energy, Graham Swindells, has underlined the firm’s appetite for North Sea acquisitions as he declared the area could recover from the turmoil triggered by the coronavirus.

The plunge in oil and gas prices since March has left the North Sea facing the prospect of a long and deep downturn. A range of firms have announced plans to cut spending and jobs in the area.

However, Mr Swindells said London-listed Deltic is looking at a range of acquisition opportunities including oil assets off Scotland.

“We certainly see an opportunity in the current market,” he said, noting the firm has cash in the bank. This has put it in a strong position at a time when many sector players are struggling.

After focusing on exploration, Deltic would be interested in buying into production assets, which generate cash that it could use to fund its work, or “near term drilling opportunities”.

I guess DELT wont be able to buy into HUR but this is a interesting situation cuz people would want to buy into a producer like HUR

https://www.heraldscotland.com/business_hq/18578299.north-sea-oil-gas-firm-growth-mode-exploration-coup/

hmmm shouldnt this have been RNSd that Delt wants to do some takeovers soon

THE chief executive of North Sea-focused Deltic Energy, Graham Swindells, has underlined the firm’s appetite for North Sea acquisitions as he declared the area could recover from the turmoil triggered by the coronavirus.

The plunge in oil and gas prices since March has left the North Sea facing the prospect of a long and deep downturn. A range of firms have announced plans to cut spending and jobs in the area.

However, Mr Swindells said London-listed Deltic is looking at a range of acquisition opportunities including oil assets off Scotland.

“We certainly see an opportunity in the current market,” he said, noting the firm has cash in the bank. This has put it in a strong position at a time when many sector players are struggling.

After focusing on exploration, Deltic would be interested in buying into production assets, which generate cash that it could use to fund its work, or “near term drilling opportunities”.

this is sky news headline right now,

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8511719/Boohoo-founders-links-Leicester-slave-factory-revealed.html

Mark's not a dumb guy and the fact he has a lot of big pharma taking this up says a lot.

i do wonder what the pricing is though, but maybe price low to build the growth and take up of the tech and then sell it off to the highest bidder??

I dont do knee jerk reactions, im holding

given they are putting the windman in charge of this now Nigel is gone

In combination with revenue estimates, the net proceeds of the Placing and Subscription are expected to fund the expansion plans of the Company over the next 24 months.

the main focus in the rns is the placing - thats what everyone else will see hence the novartis line is just buried at the end of the rns.
I dont think DMTR needed to do this at a discount and its certainly not helpful for share price appreciation. Now the question would be if it is a sticky holder. anyway no choice but to average down.

RMS today 11% premium placing

they should have just done it at 2p - looks like ill have to average down now

and Novartis news buried away in the rns.

Trevor Brown, Executive Director of Remote Monitored Systems plc, commented "The significant participation of Braveheart, our largest investor, will ensure that the Company has sufficient funds available not only to promote the continuing growth of GyroMetric and Cloudveil, but more importantly, to pursue a number of interesting opportunities that the Directors have identified."

some more new interesting opportunties , well why dont they focus on the current businesses

BRH taken a large slug here 200grand

A total of 106,000,000 ordinary shares of 0.2p nominal value each ("Placing Shares") have been placed with investors at 0.25p per share ("Placing Price"), a premium of 11.11% of the closing mid-market price on 10 July 2020.

at least it is at 0.25

Halfords
This provider of car parts and cycling equipment is well placed to benefit from an expected rise in cycling thanks to the pandemic. As an essential retailer Halfords has been able to keep most of its stores open during the lockdown, albeit with restrictions, and has taken measures to preserve cash by cancelling the dividend and cutting expenditure. Yet investors have punished the stock, driving its share price down by 44.7 per cent in the four months to April. Peel Hunt reckons that the shares have been oversold, given the company’s prospects and its modest valuation of nine times earnings.

articles seems out of date

ooops looked at wrong thing