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[SRT] http://www.koden-electronics.co.jp/eng/

[SRT] Have entered into an agreement with Koden and look forward to a long and mutually beneficial relationship. Koden is a large and well known provider of commercial marine electronics with an extensive international sales network which will now benefit from the addition of a complete range of AIS equipment. This agreement gives SRT direct access to the large Japanese market, where it is estimated that approximately 100,000 vessels are expected to fit an AIS device in the future as well as extending our existing global sales channel network.

[SXX] US Depository trading commences today. Trading of Sirius Exploration's ADRs on the OTC market's prestigious tier, OTCQX International, began today. Investors can find current financial disclosure and real-time Level 2 quotes for the company on www.otcqx.com and www.otcmarkets.com. Deutsche Bank, which acts as Depositary for Sirius Exploration's ADR program, will serve as Sirius Exploration's Principal American Liaison ("PAL") on OTCQX, responsible for providing guidance on listing requirements

[STBR] Yes the timing of the profits warning was a tad unfortunate. But the new broom Corporate doctor has issued a damage limitation forward announcement. With all the old muck being swept clean, as alluded to in my last footprint. There is room for the Company doctor Mr N Wray to turn this morribund outfit around and leave members with a stronger well financed trimmed down company. The turnaround will not happen overnight, but the current sp should be the entry point that has been expected by some.

[EPO] Recent problems with Zinc Financial SA will be resolved once the terms of the agreement have been resolved. The bombed out share price should recover from recent lows.

[STBR] yes an interesting discussion going on. We are at the start of a fresh new beginning here, the floor is being swept by the "new broom" and thrown away and not swept under the carpet. The next phase will be a capital re-organisation and secondary fund raising. The next stage will be acquiring bolt on Cos. With continuing cost cutting ongoing, my opinion is that members stand a very good chance of seeing a handsome return on their investment but it will not happen overnight, STBR will grow then mature.

My next candidate to come out of a successful strategic review cleansed and sanitised is is [STBR] http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-news/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10385784

Highly entertaining ! http://www.galleonent.com/

[SXX] Could the recent demand for salt supplies filter down to increased cash flows and increase bottom line profits at this circa £30Mns market cap outfit. With an abundent supply of after mine workings salt deposits and a massive stockpile of potash, used as fertiliser for crops, Sirius looks like being on the verge of tapping into those two lucrative markets. The spin off of offloading its surplus supplies of Salt and Potash into a ready and willing marketplace, leaves potentially valuable salt caverns which can store electricity by using compressed air. At current levels, could be a tide wise to consider taking a position for the medium to long term.

[ECV]. The developing story just gets better. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-news/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10368697

[PEG] As was anticipated in their Interim Statement issued on 25 September 2009, revenues for the year were weighted towards the second six months at better than expected margins. Consequently the Company's view is that its profit before tax for the full year will be higher than market expectations. Cash generation in the second half was also stronger than envisaged due to lower working capital and we expect to report net debt of approximately £0.8m at 31 December 2009, reduced from £1.8m at the end of June 2009. Working capital is expected to increase over the course of 2010.

Two announcements: One making a fashion statement. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-news/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10355294 and one ringing out the numbers. A truly undervalued play with plenty of potential upside in an uncertain sector. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-news/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10355301

[IQE] This leading global supplier of advanced semiconductor wafer products and services to the semiconductor industry, provides a trading update for the year ended 31 December 2009. The Group experienced a strong second half recovery following the industry-wide destocking that adversely impacted the first six months of 2009. As a result, IQE expects to report full year 2009 results in line with market expectations, despite the adverse currency impact of sterling strengthening against the US Dollar in the second half. Second half revenues are expected to be 45% higher than first half. With the benefit of high operational gearing and stringent cost controls, [IQE] expects to report more than a threefold increase in second half EBITDA from £1.9m in the first half, to deliver a full year EBITDA of approximately £8m.

[SWP] . As announced at the time of the publication of SWP's final results, the Company is conducting a capital reorganisation including a bonus issue at a ratio of: 10 new ordinary shares of 0.5p each for every 1 existing ordinary share of 0.5p each to all those SWP shareholders on the shareholder register as at 20 January 2010. The capital reorganisation has been approved by shareholders at a General Meeting of the Company. The effect of the bonus issue will be to increase the number of ordinary shares in issue and the holding of each shareholder will be increased on a pro rata basis with a corresponding adjustment to the market price of each share. The bonus issue is taking place in order to reduce the Company's Share Premium Account and increase the Called up Share Capital. On the basis of the current issued ordinary share capital of 18,264,546 ordinary shares, the bonus issue will result in the issue of 182,645,460 bonus shares. Application has today been made to the London Stock Exchange for the new ordinary shares to be admitted to trading on AIM, where ordinary shares of the same class are already traded. It is expected that Admission will be effective and dealing in the ordinary shares will commence on 21 January 2010.

Hi. Yes I saw that the [TEG] thread has become rather animated. I too footprinted there last week, but you may have missed this one ! GedW Posts: 7,548 Off Topic Opinion: No Opinion Price: 38.00 Projected income..Wed 09:38 The Greater Manchester pfi contract where the likes of TEG COST stand to gain a massive income boost to their coffers when it finally signed off, but in the meantime TEG has been awarded some £35Mns worth of advance works. With a market cap of around £20Mns there should be some major upside in the sp when all TEG's contracts are looked at as a whole, the balance sheet is a little weak with capital spending putting cash in the spotlight but a secondary offering could correct that. With all the EU Waste Management Directives supposed to be complied with this year, the heat is on Central and Local Governments to increase the number of alternative landfill licence awards and reduce waste to landfill. The trouble is that TEG is not fully understood, but where there is muck there is brass. TEG is a medium to longer term investment in my opinion.

[TEG] TEG Environmental Limited has concluded a contract with Perth & Kinross Council to process mixed food and garden waste ("Mixed Waste"). The contract will commence on 1 March 2010 and the Mixed Waste will be processed at the TEG Glenfarg in-vessel composting facility in Perthshire. The contract is for a 4-year term with a potential further 2-year extension and its value will be in the range of a minimum of £470,000 per annum up to £1,050,000 per annum, depending upon the rate of arisings of Mixed Waste in the Perth & Kinross region

[ECV] 2010 outlook. Makes interesting reading. http://www.ecocityvehicles.com/files/ecv050110outlook.pdf

[UCG] reaction to interim statement published today. 'After a relatively slow start to the year, the second quarter over the summer period was very positive resulting in like for like sales up 2.5% for the period, an excellent result given the wider economic uncertainty and strong comparatives. [UCG]'s focus on countering consumer caution by delivering excellent value for money has been effective. Equally pleasing has been the successful conversion of a significant number of corporate stores to franchisees so that today UCG have 10 corporate stores compared to 23 at the outset of the financial year. Trading has continued to be positive since the period end, giving the Board sufficient confidence to re-instate the interim dividend."

[PEG] Having announced today that it has secured a £1.5Mns contract with Bombardier to fit eyetrain to 30 4 carriage trains running between Stanstead and London City. Contract expected to commence early 2010 and be complete by mid 2011. With a current market cap of £2.4mns there has to be some re-alignment of the share price to reflect the expected continuing increase in cash flows and turnover.

[ECV] This developer and supplier of eco-friendly commercial vehicles and the London licensed taxi, is pleased to announce that it has reached a significant milestone with the sale of the Group's 500th Mercedes-Benz Vito taxi (Vito). The sale reflects continued solid demand for the Vito since its launch in July last year, making it an increasingly familiar sight in the capital. [ECV] has sold approximately 100 more Vito taxis since announcing its interim results on 29 September 2009, increasing the cab's share of the London new taxi market to 30% from 25% over the period.