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Hi spinningcasino Does that mean you've lost the ISA wrapper for good for your HNL shares? Ie (if of course you choose to do so) would you have to put them back into your ISA on HNL re-listing, using any remaining allowance you have this tax year, otherwise wait till the start of the next tax year?

I don�t hold HNL in an ISA or SIPP wrapper, but am following the thread here with interest. I guess this is why the RNS advised taking professional advice on the tax implications! Is there perhaps a quasi- or limbo status (like an in transit passenger staying airside within an airport) for shares like HNL? Ie, shares which qualify for ISA, get put in one, then lose the qualification on de-listing, but regain qualification on re-listing, such that they don�t lose ISA status until say at least it�s clear whether they�ll re-list? If HNL has lost its ISA status, does that mean it�s effectively been withdrawn from the ISA, such that you�d have to put them back in on re-listing, using (crucially) any remaining or a future year�s entitlement? Generally an ISA allowance is use it or lose it each year, and assets lose ISA status for good on withdrawal. That would be a real bummer. Any accountants/lawyers/clever person out there know? SIPPs would have issues too.

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/185039/tullow-oils-guyana-basin-exploration-well-is-a-potential-catalyst-broker-185039.html A result in Suriname might just help re-awaken some interest in neighbouring FG too? Also, TLW's large debt pile, and increased focus and allocation of resource on its non-North Sea projects (eg Ghana and Suriname), might mean now is a good time to sell more North Sea assets to HNL?

Well if we don�t generate a bit more lecky, the lights will go out by themselves! Bit of a rubbish RNS, but the nuclear sector seems so out of favour still, it�s maybe not so surprising. Actually, I don�t think it�s too bad � just saying that the orders have been �shifted to the right�, deferred rather than disappeared. Back in the bottom drawer with these. Izamuggins2

No idea re SP, but front runner for me is a chunky deal with TLW for the DCS assets we know about, and also the UK CMS area assets where TLW are partnered with ENGIE. The longer the wait to re-list, the bigger the deal perhaps. If it was only the DCS assets, we�d perhaps be re-listed by now.

There was big news for TLW this w/e with a ruling in its favour re its TEN asset offshore Ghana. It is now expected to raise production there from 50k bpd to 80k bpd by end 2018. So might this mean an increased focus by TLW on Ghana, leading to accelerated divestment of its N Sea assets – to HNL?

All seems on course, but it would be nice to see the BoD out there raising the profile more – and to see uptodate broker valuations and reports. Hopefully we’ll see W prices hold up or improve further, and a strong rise in the SP as we head into commissioning and production next year. I wouldn’t be surprised to see some kind of bid come in for Barruecopardo in the meantime, but a nice uninterrupted run to early production would be just fine. It would also be good to see exploration expedited.

It’ll be interesting to see whether Almonty can close on the bank financing for Sangdong (due later this year I think). They report they’re in the late stages of an ECA covered deal with a European Bank, but I bet there’s some late night geo-political risk meetings going on, given the antisocial neighbour situation! Maybe Almonty will start eyeing up Barruecopardo again if they fail to get Sangdong bank funded, and maybe also even if they do. I think ORM should get on with delivering this mine asap, and start telling people about it.

There’s no excuse for the BoD not to stick to or accelerate the project schedule now, that’s for sure. Get commissioned, some product out asap and cash coming in. I wouldn’t want to be sold cheaply, or suffer an opportunistic bid just as light’s appearing at the end of the tunnel. Come on Steve, let’s hear a bit more from you - raise the profile mate, do your bit to get liquidity going and a sp rise.

Wolf flying and a good day for W shares. ORM’s turn next perhaps when the market notices a new mine’s coming Q3 2018!! Time to wheel out the PR machine ORM.

I've emailed admin too

I think LSE usually shut down the chat boards of de-listed shares. Where can we chat after Monday does anyone know?

What an imaginative chap you are!

Why are we even talking about this?! it’s ancient history – and the advice came from top international consultancies CSA Global and Micon International. What eejit would have ignored that! Nuff said.

Barruecopardo would certainly have been great for Almonty, but by way of reminder these were the reasons why ORM sensibly rejected them back then. http://www.lse.co.uk/share-regulatory-news.asp?shareprice=ORM&ArticleCode=9jsl2x4x&ArticleHeadline=Board_Response_to_Indicative_NonBinding_Proposals Producing assets aside, I’d much rather be in Spain, fully funded, and starting up next year, than sitting near the North Korean border hoping for a brave funder to show up...

I think you're probably right NC45 The AIM rules say: "Where shareholder approval is given for the reverse takeover, trading in the AIM securities of the AIM company will be cancelled. If the enlarged entity seeks admission, it must make an application in the same manner as any other applicant applying for admission of its securities for the first time." Admission and listing seem to be synonymous. Apologies for red herring.

Richard Lucas will be @ Proactive Investors' One2One Mining Forum Thursday 21st September at The Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel from 6pm.

Gosh, does that mean you can't trade till Fri? Not even by phone? Such a difference between the various platforms - almost a whole week

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/183432/ormonde-now-powering-ahead-with-development-at-barruecopardo-183432.html

p21 of the AR. There've been changes but PA's is substantially the same.