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[JLP] Jubilee Takes Major Step in Implementing its Mine-to-Metals Strategy HIGHLIGHTS · Jubilee expects to start processing material from Dilokong Chrome Mine tailings and the tailings from current operations (collectively "Material") in the short term at Phokathaba's Smokey Hills Concentrator (owned by Platinum Australia). · In acquiring access to this facility, Jubilee has advanced the project by some 18 months and eliminated the requirement for significant new capital. · The PGE concentrate produced at the Smokey Hills Concentrator (the "Concentrator") will be Jubilee's first own PGE concentrate feed for processing using its unique ConRoast process. · Jubilee finalises agreement with Corridor Mining Resources (Pty) Ltd ("CMR") to purchase the PGEs in the Material for the recovery of PGE's to concentrate, for its own account. · The purchase price payable for the Material will be based on a platinum-price-related percentage of the revenue that Jubilee receives from the sale of the PGE concentrate recovered. · Jubilee will be targeting a Material processing rate of up to 50,000 tonnes per month to produce a projected steady state 1686 oz. PGEs per month. · The previously announced memorandum of understanding ("MOU") for toll processing of Material to recover PGE concentrates is now unconditional. Leon Coetzer, CEO of Jubilee Platinum, commented: "This is a major milestone for Jubilee. We will be the only junior platinum company that can process tailings to produce a concentrate, which we can smelt using our unique ConRoast process. We are delighted to have entered into this MOU with Platinum Australia regarding the use of their concentrator and that Macquarie Bank has given its support for the transaction. The MOU allows Jubilee to commence processing the Material without requiring significant capital to establish a dedicated processing plant. "This initiative will be the first PGE asset that we bring into production and we expect to follow up other pending and new acquisitions in the new year for concentrate production."

[POS] AIM quoted oil and gas engineering services business and owner of the proprietary POS-GRIP® friction-grip method of wellhead engineering, announces that on 21 November 2012 it was informed that Christopher Fraser, Non-Executive Director of the Company, acquired 5,000 ordinary shares of 1 pence each in the Company ("Shares") on 21 November 2012 at a price of 200 pence per Share. Following the purchase Mr Fraser is interested in a total of 10,000 Shares, representing 0.01 per cent of the issued share capital of the Company.

[IDOX] Increased holdings http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=11404606

[GCM] http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=11404745 [POL] has near on 30% of this stock!

[GON] announce that our Product division, Croco Worldwide, has recently secured two orders from an existing customer totalling USD$1.2m and anticipate further orders in the coming months. In addition to this we have successfully sold rights to our exclusive game, Revenge of the Titans, for the US and Thailand markets. This deal will see a license fee payable in advance with an ongoing share of income. The game was launched successfully in South Korea in August and we have been encouraged by the results to date. We are currently in negotiations to sell rights to other territories, further expanding our global footprint. Our roll out of exclusive games is taking longer than we had anticipated but we are getting closer to being in a position to launch our upcoming games, Happy Tank and Shenxianbang (List of Gods) in market. As a result of the delays, cash flow is increasingly under pressure. The coming months will see increased activity which in turn could see an improvement in results although significant risks still remain due to the nature of the marketplace

[RAM] Signed Heads of Terms to form a Joint Venture with Stream TV Networks Inc, setting up a new company (NewCo). The primary focus is the commercial B2B reseller rights across the UK's Digital out of Home market sector of Stream's glasses free Ultra-D™ 3D technology. The partnership understanding will also seek that the NewCo looks at the wider commercial opportunities of Ultra-D™ across Europe and other territories going forward in its relationship. Stream is a Philadelphia-based media company focused on the enhancement of entertainment and communications experiences through technology. The Company is the owner of Ultra-D™, 3D without glasses technology and has previously announced two strategic partnerships with Hisense Electric Company, Ltd, a premier TV manufacturer in China and among the fastest growing TV brands Worldwide and Pegatron, a premier ODM/OEM of multiple industry leading technology products including TVs, Playstation, iPhones and iPads. The current Digital Out Of Home (DOOH) in the UK is worth £2.6 billion, a 12.6% year on year increase. The RAM Board believes that the digital signage market sector will be replaced by Auto-stereoscopic screens (3D without Glasses). The Stream Ultra-D™ technology will be adopted by RAM in all viable retail and B2B destinations. According to industry research by NPD DisplaySearch, the global market forecasts for shipped 3D screens will be over 65 million units in 2013 and approximately 91 million units in 2014. The UK and European markets will account for 15 million and 20 million respectively. 3D screen penetration is forecast at 80% of total shipped screen (including 2D) units by 2015. The Board believes the Joint Venture is well positioned to exploit the new Ultra D technology and achieve a dominant market share. Raja Rajan, COO of Stream TV Networks stated: "The RAM Team has impressed us with its vision and foresight for RAM and we are keen to exploit the many possibilities that the new JV could realise. We anticipate RAM will use our 3D technology on TVs to expand their network even further by introducing the Ultra-D 3D without glasses." Richard Prosser, CEO of RAM commented: "The Ultra-D technology is one we expect will become the standard for 3D TVs without glasses. We believe the technology will become dominant in both the consumer and business advertising markets and we are very pleased to be integral in the role out and distribution of the technology throughout the United Kingdom and exploring business channels in Europe and other territories." Investment in Stream and Issue of Equity As part or the transaction RAM will also invest directly into Stream. RAM will invest up to £3.3 million into Stream in cash. Additionally, as a first step, RAM will allot 23,581,522 new Ordinary Shares of 1p each at a price of 1p per Ordinary Share (5% of outstanding shares) to Stream. In order to facilitate the investment and strengthen the working capital position of the Company, RAM will seek to raise up to £4 million in new funds. This funding will require and be subject to the approval of shareholders at a general meeting, the notice for which will be posted today. Please refer to the separate announcement regarding the notice and resolutions of the general meeting. Application will be made for 23,581,522 new Ordinary Shares in RAM, which, when issued will rank pari passu with the existing Ordinary Shares in issue and application will be made for such new Ordinary Shares to be admitted to trading on AIM. This is expected to be on or about 27 November 2012. Following the issue, the enlarged share capital of the Company will be 495,211,974 Ordinary Shares

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[SRT] During the first six months SRT continued its planned new product development investment programme. Both the 'Search And Rescue Transponder' (SART) and 'Aids To Navigation' (AtoN) products are nearing completion, with SART expected to commence first deliveries in December and AtoN during the first quarter of 2013. In addition to our core product developments we have undertaken various customer-specific modifications to products, such as the integration of GLONASS into our Class A and Class B products for the Russian market, the completion of a number of custom OEM products based on our modules and supporting various customers to integrate our modules into their own target enclosures and products. SRT now has a global customer base of over 70 customers, purchasing a variety of AIS modules and OEM products. Of these we estimate that 40 are addressing the growing non-mandated 'core' AIS market where owners of commercial and leisure vessels choose to purchase AIS devices without any regulatory requirement. During the first half we continued to work closely with our customers to complete and expand their AIS product offerings and expect this work to continue through the second half. I am pleased to report that we have started to see the benefits of this investment as revenues from our core market customers have grown steadily during the first half. As our customers complete the integration of our new devices into their product portfolios and AIS becomes more mainstream and a standard fit on larger leisure and commercial vessels in years to come, we expect to see continuing and accelerating revenue growth in this segment with regular orders from customers addressing these large and diverse markets. We have seen maritime domain awareness (MDA) become increasingly important, with AIS being adopted as a critical element of next generation MDA projects worldwide. These projects are in various stages of implementation and range in size from a few to many hundreds of thousands of vessels. In the last few years, we have seen mandates come into effect in Europe, Russia, China and Mexico creating substantial markets that SRT, in partnership with our customers, has begun to address. In 2011 Russia announced a national commercial mandate and in September this year we commenced the supply of GLONASS enabled Class A and Class B devices to our Russian customer who placed orders totalling $1.6m during the first half. We expect this market to be a significant opportunity for SRT over the next three years. After a five year gestation period, the AIS mandate in Mexico commenced, resulting in an order worth $3.8m for our Identifier product. Our strategic stock of Identifier components purchased in November 2011, enabled us to manufacture and ship half of the order during the period, and by working with our component suppliers and manufacturing partner, we will ship the balance during December 2012. We understand that up to a further $16m of Identifiers will be required to complete the programme over the next two years. Over the last six months we have actively supported our customers to conduct a range of demonstrations and trials in Asia, India, Middle East and S. America. These trials are a significant investment for the authorities, SRT and our customers and are often indicative of a project moving towards its implementation phase and therefore the commencement of orders for SRT. Based upon current information we expect to see one or two of these projects entering their implementation phase during our second half and therefore generating some initial small orders, with further increasingly substantial orders to follow. In September 2012, we commenced the soft launch of our new Aids to Navigation (AtoN) module and product solutions. This is a complex, high value device deployed on buoys and other navigation markers to provide electronic warnings and other environmental information to authorities and mariners. This product range benefits from our latest generation core technology which has resulted in a very small device with an exceptionally low power consumption which is the critical factor for this product. Initial market reaction to our soft launch was very positive. We are now in discussions with a range of potential customers and expect formal contracts to be signed during the second half and first deliveries of product to commence during the first half of the next financial year. We believe that a substantial market exists for this product.

[SRT] Unaudited interim results for the six months ended 30 September 2012. Results For the six months ended 30 September 2012, revenue and profit after tax were £3.47 million and £0.15 million respectively. As at 30 September 2012, the Group had cash of £1.55 million and no borrowings. Both profit after tax and cash benefited from the receipt of a R&D tax credit of £0.32 million. The gross profit margin for the period was 42% due to the unusually high revenue weighting of our lower margin products, coupled with a provision against surplus components used in products which have been replaced by our new ranges. Given that our product margins range from 30% to 80%, there will be variations in our overall margin, but we remain comfortable with our target long term gross profit margin of 50%. Administrative expenses increased by 21% over the comparable prior period, primarily due to the amortisation of development expenditure as sales of new products commenced. Stock and work in progress of £3.59 million reflected our build-up of stock to meet expected orders from multiple markets, in particularly the EU Inland Waterway, EU Fisheries, Russian and Asian markets. With a larger product range, more markets and poor demand timing visibility, coupled with an average six month production lead time for all our products due to individual component lead times, we expect our stock and WIP levels will continue to fluctuate significantly going forward. During the first half we continued to provide Class A units to customers addressing the EU Inland Waterway and the first phase of the EU Fisheries market. The Inland Waterway mandate has a completion deadline of 31 December 2012 and we expect the remainder of the applicable vessels not yet fitted to comply with the regulations either immediately before the deadline or within a few months thereafter when enforced by inspection. The deadline for the first phase of the EU Fisheries mandate was 31 May 2012 and we saw demand for Class A devices over a period of five months straddling that date. We expect a similar pattern for the next phase which has a deadline of 31 May 2013, resulting in the majority of revenue for this market falling into our next financial year. We have a significant number of Class A devices in stock and due for delivery and so can react quickly to order flow. However, timescales are not under our, or our customers', control and the outcome for the full year, both in terms of revenue and overall margin, will be dependent on the timing and rate of orders, particularly in respect of the Inland Waterway mandate.

[SNS] Backtracking etc. http://www.sil-intl.co.uk/filing.aspx http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=11361073

[IDOX] Trading for the year ended 31 October 2012. The Group's three key metrics being revenue, EBITDA and adjusted* pre-tax profit, are all expected to be comfortably ahead of consensus market expectations for the full year. Like-for-like organic growth has also been particularly encouraging in both the public sector and engineering software divisions which, together with our active acquisition programme, will deliver significant top line revenue growth for the year. The Public Sector division continues to benefit from assisting local councils to achieve their cost savings and is expected to perform better than forecast, together with organic growth at a higher level than anticipated, due to the successful implementation within UK councils of our managed services and hosting products. The Group has been awarded a framework agreement by the Government Procurement Service for G-Cloud Services following an application and review of its Cloud offerings. Continued new client wins within the Engineering Information Management (EIM) division, notably in North America, including two new contracts to provide SaaS solutions within the oil and gas industry, means the division is expected to report performance ahead of management's expectations and deliver stronger than anticipated organic growth. McLaren, the Group's industry specialised document management subsidiary, recently launched Enterprise OnAir, its privately hosted Cloud infrastructure, providing enterprise scalability, data and access security, across the whole lifecycle of the project. The division has also made very encouraging progress in penetrating the Asia Pacific markets, particularly, China, Taiwan and Australia, as well as Russia. The EIM division's acquisition of FMx on 19 October 2012 extends the Group's offering within this sector by providing computer-aided facilities management software solutions to both private and public sector organisations, which since acquisition has already been added to the OnAir platform. The Information Solutions division completed the integration of two recently acquired companies - the e-learning business, Interactive Dialogues and Dutch based grants advisory business, Currency Connect - both of which are now positioned for growth. Idox will announce its final results for the year ended 31 October on Wednesday 12 December 2012

[POL] [GCM] GCM Resources expects govt approval Nizam Ahmed London-based GCM Resources Plc, formerly Asia Energy is confident of getting approval for exploration as the relevant authorities are examining a report of experts that opted for the open-pit mining at Phulbari coalfield in northern Dinajpur district, government and company officials said Wednesday. The experts committee submitted the report last month following a year-long study as controversy over the open-pit and the underground mining systems rocked the energy sector frequently in the recent past leaving the relevant authorities confused and undecided over the issue. "The authorities have started paper works anew on the scheme which was submitted by GCM in October 2005 for commercial exploration of the prospective coalmine," said an official of the ministry of power, energy and mineral resources (MPEMR). Meanwhile the home ministry following a request from the MPEMR recently issued directives to the local administrations for giving necessary cooperation to the GCM in conducting relevant survey aimed at commercial exploration of the coalmine [POL] takes more than 29% of [GCM]'s shares. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=11321338

[ANGM] The recent RNS states that the board will be having discussions with Cyrus about the refinancing of the company before the end of this month. Cyrus will want the company to be attractive to investors and they will want to see the market cap increase substantially and the value per share as this is the only way for them to recover their investment or to contemplate a profit and adopt a plan which is in shareholder’s best interests of that I am sure.

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[DRG] [MTV] Announces that Motive Television Services Ltd., [MTV]'s fully owned subsidiary, has signed a five-year Software License Agreement with Sagemcom Broadband SAS for the use of Motive's Television Anytime Anywhere technology in anticipation of the launch of commercial services by Digiturk in Turkey in the first quarter of 2013. Under the new contract, Motive will receive a license fee for each set top box manufactured by Sagemcom for Digiturk in Turkey, plus time and materials as needed for technical support and training. Sagemcom can now commence the installation of Motive technology into set-top boxes for Digiturk for commercial use on a non-exclusive basis in Turkey. On 18 October 2010, Motive announced, a contract for $1.1 million, for integrating its patented technology into Digiturk's transmission system and Sagemcom's set-top boxes in advance of the upcoming commercial launch. The project is currently in a soft launch and final testing status. Today's agreement means that the Digiturk project moves from design and development and final testing to preparation for full commercial launch. Leonard M Fertig, CEO of Motive Television (AIM: MTV.LN), said "With 18 million television households in Turkey, and over 2.5 million Digiturk subscribers, the agreement represents a major opportunity for Motive in terms of size and potential deployment of our technology. "It is also an important milestone, as Digiturk is the first satellite platform to use Motive's advanced technology, and we are confident it may lead to new opportunities with other major satellite television operators. Sagemcom is one of the world's premier consumer electronic providers, and we look forward to this partnership creating more opportunities in the future."

[SLG] Extracts from Inmarsat [ISAT] Report released today: "....Our IsatPhone Pro service was the main driver behind strong growth in land voice revenue. During the third quarter we recorded over 6,000 net subscriber additions and we ended the quarter with a total base of over 71,000 active IsatPhone Pro....." terminals. [SLG] supplies the antennae

[SLG] Announces a trading update for the year ended 30 September 2012. The Group reported a 62% increase in unit sales and an increase in revenues of 160% in the second half of the financial year compared to the first half. Total revenues for the year ended 30 September 2012 are expected to be 35% higher than the previous financial year at £3.0 million. The revenue growth is primarily due to a number of military programs now moving into production. In particular, the Group recently secured a £200,000 follow-up production order for its rugged GeoHelix GPS antenna, which is used in the US military's Joint Tactical Radio System (JTRS) program. As announced in July 2011, the US Army has indicated a requirement to purchase more than 190,000 JTRS radios over a five year period. Sarantel continues to make progress with its sales and distribution network, and the Group has sold or sampled its antennas to more than 260 new customers during the year. These new GPS customers and demand from existing customers have combined to increase GPS revenues and unit volumes during the financial year. Sarantel has recently launched two new GeoHelix GPS antennas that enhance performance and mechanical properties, providing an easy-to-integrate, cost effective, GPS antenna solution. These products directly address a number of historical shortcomings and from initial feedback have been well received by the market. As of 30 September 2012, the Group had cash balances of £0.1 million. This position is supported by the £2.0m HSBC Loan Facility announced on 1 March 2012, of which £1.2m had been drawn-down in the period.

[ANGM] Addendum. There were some 103 companies in the position of having a higher par value than their market price in June, according to information vendor CapitalIQ. The vast majority are traded on Aim, with just 16 on the main market. Often, companies undertake a capital reorganisation at the same time as a fundraising exercises, especially a rights issue. Inchcape, Segro and Wolseley, for example, all chose to incorporate the process of reducing their par values and raising extra money by way of a rights issue all in one go. Low & Bonar along with Taylor Wimpey and Vernalis incorporated an open offer to raise cash along with a reduction of their par values. JARGON BUSTER Par value - this is the notional value of a share, and in normal market conditions is largely meaningless to holders of common, or ordinary shares. Par values are more relevant for preferred shares, but this class of equity is rare in the UK. And for bonds, par values are crucial - they are the price at which the bond is redeemed and on which interest payments are based. Deferred shares - deferred in this context is usually taken to mean that the shares carry fewer rights than the ordinary shares. Shareholders may not be entitled to vote their deferred shareholdings or receive dividends in respect of them. EGM - extraordinary general meeting. An EGM is usually required in order for shareholders to approve a capital reorganisation, or to cancel deferred shares. Sometimes, the latter is done immediately after the former. Companies Act 1985 - the legislation that governs the issue of shares in a company, among other things. It is this law that prevents a company from issuing shares at below par.

[ANGM] Share price is currently trading below it nominal/Par/Face value and under UK company law, it is not possible for a company to allot new shares at less than their nominal (or par) value. A company finding itself in this position needs to reduce the par value of its shares if it intends to undertake an equity fundraising. When the stock market is in freefall, a normal subdivision just will not benefit the company if the margin between the market value of its shares and their par value is thin - the result would be a lowering of the share price, as well as the par value. And any subsequent fall in the market would result in the share price nudging its way ever closer to its par value again, putting the company in the same position from which it started. More radical surgery is needed - namely, a capital reorganisation that doesn't involve any adjustment to the company's share price - only to its par value, thus widening the gap between the two and clearing the way for an issue of new shares.Many companies have opted to reorganise their capital and lower their par values by issuing unlisted deferred shares. An example is Aim Investments (AI), which used to be called MedSea Estates. AI’s share price had been languishing below its par value of 1p for over a year. The company decided to subdivide each of its ordinary 1p shares into one ordinary 0.1p share and one unlisted deferred 0.9p share. A company can carry on trading for a year or so with this situation provided it can survive on its income stream or debt finance. But as it is a situation with ANGM it is worth pointing the out the law.

[ANGM] 22 October 2012 Operational Update. Nalunaq A mechanical breakdown on Polaroil's fuel oil delivery tanker led to the late delivery of fuel oil at Nalunaq and as a result production was stopped on 26 September for 5 days. The production halt was a prudent response and was required to ensure that sufficient fuel was available to maintain the tank agitators in the plant and to operate the air compressors until the fuel oil could be supplied. The crushed rock already in the circuit was progressively washed out to tailings to avoid the possibility of the material settling at the bottom of the tanks. The fuel oil was subsequently delivered on 1 October and production recommenced immediately. The processing circuit has since been re-charged with new ore and carbon stripping recommenced on 14 October. As a consequence of the delayed fuel oil delivery the plant will only achieve a single gold pour in October and this will be for a lower quantity of gold than had previously anticipated for the monthly production total. Extension of Loan Arrangements The unforeseen shortfall in gold production in October has placed further pressure on the Company's limited financial resources and, as a result, the Company today announces that it has extended its loan arrangements with Cyrus Capital Partners LP ("Cyrus") by an additional US$2,000,000. In addition to Cyrus making available this further short term loan, they have agreed to the extension of the repayment date of the existing outstanding loans made available by Cyrus pursuant to the facilities agreement entered into on 6 June 2007 (as amended and varied from time to time) from 31 December 2012 to 15 February 2013 . The aggregate amount now repayable by the Company to Cyrus on 15 February 2013 is US$30.4 million plus accrued interest.One of the conditions to Cyrus making the additional funds available to the Company was that the Company grant to Cyrus an option entitling Cyrus to acquire 75% of the issued share capital of Arctic Mining Limited in exchange for £1 and a write-down of a portion of the Cyrus Outstandings to be agreed at the time of exercise. Arctic Mining Limited is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Company that owns 100% of the share capital of Black Angel Mining A/S. It does not include the Nalunaq license which is held separately in another wholly owned subsidiary of the Company. This option is exercisable by Cyrus on or after 15 February 2013 in the event that the Company has not, on or before such date, repaid at least US$3,850,000 of the Cyrus Outstandings and also complied with certain other conditions, including the raising of further equity, as set out in the option agreement.The Company will be seeking a more long-term solution to its financing arrangements during the next few months, including raising further equity. The Company recognises the challenges that raising equity present whilst the current debt structure is in place and as such we are pleased to report that Cyrus have confirmed their intention to participate in a discussion about the Company's capital structure before the end of November. Further announcements will be made in respect of any agreed restructuring in due course.In order to facilitate this process and to avoid any conflict of interests, Daniel Bordessa has resigned as a Director of the Company with immediate effect. The Board would like to thank Daniel for his support and commitment as a Director and look forward to continuing to their working relationship. The structure and composition is under review and the Company expects to announce further details in this respect before 31 December 2012. This will coincide with a broader strategic review the Company intends to undertake within the same period. Yorkville The Company has today issued 25,000,000 shares at a price of 1.0 pence per share to Yorkville in settlement of the current outstanding loan repayment. The amount of the loan has been reduced from US$1,626,339 to US$1,226,339 and the repayment date has been extended to 31 March 2013. Interest on the balance continues to accrue at 4% per annum. The newly issued shares are expected to be admitted to trading on AIM on 26 October.