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Production from the field commenced on 28 April, less than one year from receiving government approval for the Field Development Programme. The field is currently producing from the first production well, with the second production well and a water injector due to come on stream early in the third quarter when peak production from the field is expected to reach 25,000 barrels of oil per day (bopd), over 4,300 bopd net to Stratic. Stratic has a 17.25% interest in the field which is operated by Petrofac Energy Developments

Brierly Price Prior has received a £6+ possible offer. The Board of BPP announces that it has received a preliminary approach | | from Apollo Global which may or may not lead to an offer being made | | for the entire issued share capital of the Company at a price of 620 | | pence in cash per share, which would represent a premium of 70 per | | cent. to the closing share price of BPP on 28 April 2009 of 365 pence. | | Apollo Global has confirmed that any offer would not be subject to | | external financing conditionality.

This has been a well rewarding share since footprinting Sept 08. But now lock in those profits. Churn profits on any weakness. But what is for sure FEI has been worth the medium term wait. Run any remaining stock for pure profit.

Further upside in share price is due. Recent locked in profits and sp dip presented buying opportunity.. Someone/Something is trying to unlock shareholder value here.

Recent announcements indicate that this Co has been overlooked and offers up potentially an undervalued heavy hitter in its sector with potential shareholder value waiting to be unlocked.. http://www.siteserv.ie/investor_relations.htm

Worth circa £5mns.. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/LSECWS/IFSPages/MarketNewsPopup.aspx?id=2141589&source=RNS

On the face of it. the numbers released today look impressive after a torrid couple of years and a raft of strategic reviews. Highlights Sales increased by 56% to £14.7 million (2007: £9.4 million) Gross profit increased by 45% to £4.2 million (2007: £2.9 million) Increase in gross profit predominantly reinvested in new Asian operations Strong growth from Group's new Asian operations in Singapore and India £608,000 provision made against outstanding lease obligations in the UK Loss from continuing operations increased by 14% to £2.4 million (2007: loss £2.1 million) Confident of trading profitably by the end of the financial year

Hi Agentsmith, very interesting perception. I just wonder how Mothercare and its acquired early Learning Centre brand will like the competition. My suspicions are that Mothercare will be taking a keen interest here. With online retailing estimated to rise to over £6bns by 2012 from current £1.7Bns with a market share of retailing growing into double figures by then, Mothercare could gobble up ASOS out of its loose change, so ASOS must watch its back if it treads on those toes. Indeed With all the major retailers losing out to online shopping, I would suspect both Markus and Spencurus and Arcadia are already looking at ASOS as a potential target. So far neither has dared go for a price war with the internet, so far. Even though both are beefing up their sites. With well funded Baugur concentrating on its historical holdings in the likes of Wooly and Worth, Moss Bros French Connection (as seen on screen), and Debenhams, ASOS looks like an obvious competitor takeover candidate with a ready made market leading internet market share. In my opinion ASOS sales forcasts are way off beam, and could see the share price climb to £3.85-£4.00 conservatively, NEXT could sieze ASOS without breaking into a sweat. My opinion is that ASOS is an extremely attractive acquisition target from all of the well known high profile retailers.

To having the shares released from suspension. Watch this space for a ten bagger to re-emerge ! just like the phoenix. Someone is going to trouser a cheap stock that has a lucrative future.

The chit chat takeover gossip is gathering pace. If it is as you say tabatha "a paper offer" rumour, then who in their right mind wants to exchange TMC paper for ENK paper, sshould they be the rumoured bidder, after all we are talking a poxy scheme of arrangement. My guess is Daintree would be all cash offer. If ENK, as rumoured, come in with a scheme of arrangement, then they can shove it where the sun doesn't shine in my opinion. What do we want, a full cash offer, whater we want, a full cash offer.

Full regulatory company announcement.. £4/share target that far off. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/LSECWS/IFSPages/MarketNewsPopup.aspx?id=2143411&source=RNS

Nik Philpot, Chief Executive Officer of Eckoh said: "We are delighted to update the market with the positive progress of Eckoh. We have moved into profitable trading and the year has been a successful one for both winning significant new contracts and the retention of existing customers. The success of the restructuring programme and the formation of a streamlined and operationally efficient company mean the Group is well positioned to execute on its strategy and deliver shareholder value. Continued investment in our technology, the consolidation of strategic partnerships and the opportunities arising as a result of the economic climate and changing trends in customer service, mean that the Company can significantly increase profitability over the medium term."

Galleon Holdings plc (AIM: GON), the AIM listed entertainment media company developing and producing multi-platform properties with a focus on emerging markets, is pleased to announce that it has signed a contract to grant Media Star Global the territory rights to Galleon's wholly owned property Super Soccer Star across regions in North Africa. Produced in association with Chelsea Football Club, Super Soccer Star is a multi-platform entertainment property which includes a prime time reality show to find the best football players between 13 and 16 years old. Under the terms of the agreement, Galleon will receive a non refundable but recoupable advance for the initial agreement, with a revenue share of net income. The North African contract covers the territories of Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia. Media Star Global also holds territory rights to Super Soccer Star in India and Middle East.

Hi chan. This share has the potential to deliver up epectacular shareholder value. Soon after footprinting friday, the following announcement came after session close. Schroders plc. 14% - 15%

Very early offer talks underway from several interested parties. Shares currently suspended. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/LSECWS/IFSPages/MarketNewsPopup.aspx?id=2143173&source=RNS

Although part of the Corporate restructuring of AXN in order to return shareholder value. Looks like the Management will continue to look at all areas of the business. A long term investment strategy to follow here. Today's decision, although incredibly difficult to make, does provide certainty for the Group. The remaining core Alexon Brands have a strong heritage and there is an exciting opportunity for them. A turnaround plan is in place and is already delivering results. It will take time, but I'm encouraged that the core Alexon Brands have delivered a resilient performance in the economic climate. I have every confidence in the future of Alexon Group.

From Risk Metrics.. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/LSECWS/IFSPages/MarketNewsPopup.aspx?id=2143043&source=RNS

Market likes the developing story here. But take profits around 50p http://www.londonstockexchange.com/LSECWS/IFSPages/MarketNewsPopup.aspx?id=2142302&source=RNS

Could be worthwhile locking in the 100% profits. Having the share price rise over 110% Since February. Might be an idea to lock in some profit and run remainder. What is for sure the Board have decided the offer recently does not reflect true worth, but all the same lock in profits cover costs and perhaps churn profits for free shares after any weakness. All further upside is pure profit.