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I would not be at all surprised if a secondary offering was announced, the Co requires working capital. I believe a share restructure a strong possibility. Once the potential fresh funding is out of the wat, this Co will achieve great fortune, and current shareholders will be handsomly rewarded. But I have listened to myself and I realise that this is an extremely fragile Co but with East European assets not yet begun to be exploited I have stuck my own funds into this..

Yes this is an extremely high risk play. There are funds of over £100Mns allegedly for exploration. There are no guarantees here. I can only go on what I have been told and read, but the business model looks But what is for sure, there is some good public relations going on. I have invested my own funds here for the longer term. So the foundations are in situ.

http://www.ntog.co.uk/

Keen interest is being shown in this tiddler. With a market cap of around £1.5Mns. I have heard that there is Corporate news heading this way. Noticing the recent strength in the sp seems to suggest this could be due a re-rating.

Hi cuki.Yes, best let the initial euphoria die down and wait for the prelims. The market has already anticipated the likely numbers, so they should be "in the price" but share price normaly, normaly, takes a hit on publication, and then adjusts to the next anticipated Corporate offering. So far this Co is pushing the right buttons.

For those that locked in profits congrats. For those having carried out the research will know that Whitehall Consolidated took further shares on previous weakness, taking its holding to almost 11%. I have every confidence continued buying of shares will take place as there is absolutely no point in keeping a "wilderness" 11% position, I cannot envisage them selling but may well increase. Current share price offers up excellent value.

The Board of PTMN are determined to improve shareholder value medium to long term. http://www.petmin.co.za/ir/media/2009/03mar_2009_mx.asp

On 20 May 2009, the Company received notification, under the obligations imposed by Section DTR5 of the FSA's Disclosure & Transparency Rules, from Hong Leong Company (Malaysia) Berhad ("Hong Leong Co.") that, as at 18 May 2009, Hong Leong Co. had a notifiable interest in the voting rights attached to 106,457,918 ordinary 13 8/9p shares representing 27.00% of the total voting rights in The Rank Group Plc

The Board of Dwyka notes the recent rise in the Company's share price and confirms that it is currently undertaking due diligence on a third party which may or may not lead to an offer by Dwyka for all of the issued share capital of another company. There can be no guarantee that due diligence will be successfully concluded to the satisfaction of Dwyka and no certainty that any offer will ultimately be made.

The Cambrian Independent Directors and the Western Independent Directors are pleased to announce the terms of a recommended proposal for the acquisition by Western of the whole of the issued and to be issued ordinary share capital of Cambrian. It is intended that the Proposal will be effected by way of a scheme of arrangement of Cambrian under section 899 of the Companies Act 2006. Under the Proposal, Scheme Shareholders will receive 0.75 new Western Shares for every 1 Cambrian Share held.The Proposal values the entire issued ordinary share capital of Cambrian at approximately £67.4 million and each Cambrian Share at 57.0 pence based on the Closing Price of one Western Share of 76 pence on 19 May 2009, being the last Dealing Day prior to the date of this announcement

The Cambrian Independent Directors and the Western Independent Directors are pleased to announce the terms of a recommended proposal for the acquisition by Western of the whole of the issued and to be issued ordinary share capital of Cambrian. It is intended that the Proposal will be effected by way of a scheme of arrangement of Cambrian under section 899 of the Companies Act 2006. Under the Proposal, Scheme Shareholders will receive 0.75 new Western Shares for every 1 Cambrian Share held.The Proposal values the entire issued ordinary share capital of Cambrian at approximately £67.4 million and each Cambrian Share at 57.0 pence based on the Closing Price of one Western Share of 76 pence on 19 May 2009, being the last Dealing Day prior to the date of this announcement

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/LSECWS/IFSPages/MarketNewsPopup.aspx?id=2162335&source=RNS http://www.londonstockexchange.com/LSECWS/IFSPages/MarketNewsPopup.aspx?id=2162364&source=RNS

The Company was today notified that Liontrust Investment Services Ltd. have an interest in 6,691,469 ordinary shares in The Medical House plc representing 11.13% of the Company's issued voting share capital.

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http://cxa.marketwatch.com/TSX/en/Market/article.aspx?guid=http%3a%2f%2fsystem.marketwatch.com%2fnewscloud%2fdocguid%2f%7bFAD7CF22-F198-4FE5-8E54-4B8BD0A7B29E%7d&symb=NUS

If history repeats itself, the share price doubled in price from February to June last year, I see no obsticles to the share price enhancement from here on in on fundamentals. This cutting edge green technology company, which converts organic wastes into natural organic fertiliser, confirms that Financial Close has been achieved on the Greater Manchester Waste Disposal PFI contracts ("the PFI Contract") and TEG has concluded its contract with its customer Costain Limited ("Costain"), the company retained by the Viridor/Laing consortium to manage the construction projects for the PFI Contract. TEG's contract is for the construction of 4 TEG Silo Cage in-vessel composting plants to be constructed before 2011. The plants will provide capacity to compost 175,000 tonnes per annum of green and food waste collected from householders in the Greater Manchester region. The plants will produce approximately 125,000 tonnes per annum of compost to be used in agriculture and horticulture in the region. The value of the contract to TEG is approximately £38m. The first facility to be constructed is in Rochdale, where building works have been underway since June 2008. The remaining facilities will be constructed in Bredbury, Bolton and Trafford Park. With a market cap of around £24Mns I would imagine some serious analyst attention is just over the compost heap.

This was a very interesting and speculative buy. 20-May-0915:28:202.00750,000Buy* 1.752.0015.00k

Hi. It is very possible this stock could reach and travel beyond the price of a few years ago. Some £200k in 2 trades changed hands in trading this stock recently. That is an awful lot of money and a gamble paying .53p/share. But at current share price this is a pure gamblers stock and not for those of a nervous disposition.

Judging by the millions of shares bought recently at .53/share. looks like some exctitement in these "bottomed" out shares is about to descend.

Courtesy of asx. http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20090520/pdf/31hphpqvz5xlfn.pdf