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The new 144mns shares will not be issued at 36.5p/share, that is the price at which the KDD offer was valued at should FDI shares be trading on the day of admission to trading ceteris paribus. As we know the FDI shares are trading a long way from that for now and a long lead time before the deal is finally voted on by the KDD shareholders. The 36.5p was the price used in the offer document purposes only.

This is how the Corporate bods have worked out 17p/KDD share. Based on a strike price of existing FDI shares of 36.5p/share Currently there are 127.9Mns isc in FDI they will issue another 140.42Mns shares at 36.5p/share. Thus there will be 268.32Mns FDI shares in issue should the scheme of arrangement be approved by KDD members, Therefore 268.32Mns FDI shares at 36.5p/share = 97.9368Mns KDD shareholders will get 52% of that = £50.93Mns divide that by the current issued shares of KDD (ie 301.51mns) = 0.1689p/issued share. Sorted. But the Corporate world has a habit of moving the theoretical goal posts so nothing is written in stone but very fluid. You pays your money you takes the choice accept or not to accept. My guess is to accepot and be damned!

Hi In case you have missed the footprints here! http://www.lse.co.uk/general-chat-discussion.asp?page=1&TopCode=MU2JI1JI#24084

Niche, was informed on 19 July 2010 that John McKeon, a Consultant to Niche, has further increased his interest in the Company following the purchase of a further 500,000 Ordinary Shares on the same day. John McKeon is now the beneficial holder, including through Old Church Street Holdings, of 22,301,994 Ordinary Shares representing 7.73% of Niche's issued share capital.

Forgot to paste original footprint.. GedW Posts: 7,691 Off Topic Opinion: No Opinion Price: 8.25 Re:Proposed offer...8 Jun '10 Offer...inter alia.."The Board is proceeding on the basis of an in principle agreement that Mission will offer, subject, inter alia, to the completion of mutual confirmatory due diligence, new Mission shares representing approximately £16 million of value at Mission's prevailing share price at the date of a firm offer announcement". At £16Mns divided by isc = 12.6p/share and will possibly be by way of a scheme of arrangement sanctioned by the High Court. SP has upside of at least 5p from current with possibly more if a cash offer comes in or a cash injection alternative. But all could be scuppered if the EGM to oust the Board succeeds, which in my opinion is doomed to fail!

D1 Oils plc ("D1 Oils" or the "Company"), today held a General Meeting convened pursuant to section 303 of the Companies Act 2006 (the "Meeting"). In accordance with the Board's recommendation, Resolutions 1 to 7, which were proposed on behalf of Principle Capital, were rejected by a substantial majority and Resolutions 8 and 9 to re-appoint two existing directors were passed by a substantial majority. The Board notes that the Meeting was previously adjourned on 14 June 2010 with the consent of shareholders. This was so that discussions with potential offerors could continue. However, the uncertainty that the requisition inevitably created was not conducive to those discussions and the Board is pleased that this uncertainty has now been resolved. The Board also notes that, had the vote taken place on 14 June as originally scheduled, based on proxies delivered by that time the Board would also have won the vote by a substantial majority. Barclay Forrest, Chairman said: "The Board would like to thank independent shareholders for their continuing support. We will continue to focus our energies on the running of the business while we continue discussions with potential offerors and conclude our strategic review."

Livermore announces that it has successfully rented all of the 39 apartments at its Wyler Park property located in Berne, Switzerland. Wyler Park is a top quality mixed-use asset owned 100% by Livermore. It has over 16,800 square meters of commercial area, 4,100 square meters of residential area, and another 7,800 square meters available for additional commercial development. The commercial area is entirely rented to the Swiss Transportation Authority (SBB), a Swiss Government company, until at least 2019. The entire property is now fully rented and is expected to generate net rental income of CHF 5.46m annually.

By buying back its own shares and holding them in Treasury, this move will, if it continues, improve the net asset value ("NAV") bit by bit. Announces that on 12 July 2010 LIV acquired 166,512 ordinary shares, representing 0.058% of the issued share capital of the Company. The Company will hold these shares in treasury for the time being.

The Offer for SDI will be made up of cash consideration of 2.6 pence for each SDI Share ("Cash Consideration") plus additional contingent consideration which, if paid, will not exceed 0.8 pence per SDI Share ("Contingent Consideration"). The payment of the Contingent Consideration is dependent upon, amongst other things, the release of certain bonded cash that is the property of a member of the SDI Group, the Euro:Sterling exchange rate at the time when the Bonded Cash is released and the number of accepting shareholders eligible to receive the Contingent Consideration

Hi chan. An update on the extent of how much this share is undervalued has been released today, not bad considering the fallout from the world near economic wipeout. As at the close of business on 30 June, the Company's net asset value was £2.77m equivalent to 7.94 pence per share. The closing share price of 4.75 pence per share was at a 40% discount to net asset value.

This developer and supplier of eco-friendly commercial vehicles and the London licensed taxi, announces that on 9 July 2010, David Trendle, Finance Director, was granted 2,230,483 share options under the Group's Enterprise Management Incentives share option scheme, at an exercise price of 5.38p per share. In addition Mr. Trendle was granted 1,858,736 share options under the Group's unapproved share option scheme, at an exercise price of 5.38p per share. The above grants represent 1.35% of the Group's issued share capital.The Group also announces the transfer of the legal interest in 2,400,000 Ordinary Shares previously held in trust by Peter DaCosta, Chief Executive Officer, to Tim Yeo, Chairman. As disclosed in the Group's AIM Admission Document at the time of flotation, these shares had been held in trust by Mr. DaCosta, with the beneficial interest being held by Mr. Yeo. Accordingly, Mr. Yeo's total shareholding following the transfer remains 2,400,000 shares, representing 0.79% of the Group's issued share capital.

Sequence of events.. http://www.d1plc.com/scripts/php/rns_viewer.php?id=3451956 http://www.d1plc.com/scripts/php/rns_viewer.php?id=3482298 http://www.d1plc.com/scripts/php/rns_viewer.php?id=3510158 http://www.d1plc.com/scripts/php/rns_viewer.php?id=3564611

Is the meeting on Monday week a meeting to hear a requisition on the removal of almost the entire current Board of directors?

http://www.lse.co.uk/SharePrice.asp?shareprice=DODS

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http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-news/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10565524 Is this the same Michael Danson? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/markets/2808974/85m-for-Danson-as-he-sells-to-Informa.html

Despite a torrid time lately and an understatement that the share price has been mauled, at least someone out there is showing faith and believes there is some profitable reason to be had from investing here. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-news/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10562034

Along the lines of "Mr JM having purchased 416428 shares at 3.4p/share taking his holdings to 22.22mns or 7.7% of Niche's issued share cap".

INB Several issues here indicate that the days of independence of this liquid chemicals tank container outfit are numbered. The first issue is the near 24% strategic stake held by Hoyer of Germany. The second issue is the one that indicates that the net assets of INB are nearer to 20p. The banana skin is the huge debt of £114mns 190% net debt, but turnover and cash flows cover the interest payments. In my personal opinion INB looks very vulnerable to a full takeover sooner rather than later.

There are strong rumours reported that DODs will be on the receiving end of a takeover approach, although only rumours for now. Statement re: recent press speculation The board of Dods notes the recent press speculation and confirms that it has received approaches from a number of third parties which may or may not lead to an offer being made for the Company. Shareholders should be aware that there is no certainty at this stage that any offer will be made.