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Here is a snip it from an article I read this morning. 'One director owns 3.7%, otherwise the board's holdings are insubstantial. It will be interesting to see if any of them buy now the company is out of its closed period, considering their bullish outlook.'

I read the following this morning. "New investors have until January 18 to buy shares and access the interim and special dividends. It should be a worthwhile investment."

My buy was listed as a sell so I would imahine some of the others were as well.

There are hints that Augean may start paying dividens this year which tends to increase the price in the short term. I know that some of the employees are quite positive about the future. In the past I seem to reccollect that there have been offers made to purchase the company but the price offered was too low. As the waste market is quite competetive and Aug now have interestes in LLR waste, an incinerator and off-shore interests I wouldn't be surprised if more offers are made for the business. I'm looking to hold the share for the long term to see how things develop. Sometimes you have to go with instinct rather than what the ratios say.

Considering getting some more shares now the price has dropped a bit. Pity about the 5.5% spread.

Oh well. I'm still going to keep my holding.

Could it be the year that AUG pays a dividend or perhaps a bonus to AUG employees? Or both?

I wonder if Augean is to expand Avonmouth site and add a tank washing facility?

It was certainly a large write up. The Brokers sentiments look promising.

http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/investing/article-2170211/MIDAS-Will-free-boiler-power-make-shares-hot.html

Does anyone know if Augean are shutting their Avonmouth site and transferring the business to the north of England?

Over the coming weeks the Group intends to continue engaging with clients in the nuclear decommissioning, medical, site remediation and research markets to develop commercial opportunities and if the Court of Appeal rules in favour of Augean the Group expects the Site to be made available to the entire LLW market during the first quarter of 2012.

Augean plc, one of the UK's market leaders in the management of hazardous waste, has implemented its lawful planning permission at the East Northants Resource Management Facility ("ENRMF" or the "Site") and commenced the receipt of consignments of Low Level Waste ("LLW").

I've heared a rumour that a name change is in the pipeline for Augean. Are they due to be purchased by another company? Shares up a bit.

Major Interest In Shares 29th December. Full name of person(s) subject to the notification obligation: iii Henderson Global Investors

http://www.iii.co.uk/articles/22361/stock-watch-augean

Jul 27th 2011 - Edison Investment Research today published a report on Augean (AUG.L, LSE:AUG, LON:AUG) entitled "Positive Pre-close". In summary, the report says: Augean’s pre-close statement highlights that, despite a quiet April, trading has been in line with expectations. In addition, with strict cost controls still in place, net debt has reduced further to £3.5m (H210: £3.9m). As announced on 7 July, the formal commencement on LLW has been slightly delayed pending a challenge lodged in the High Court. However, Augean has been making good progress in commercial discussions and readying the site to receive waste. We continue to believe it is only a matter of time before this opportunity becomes reality and we maintain both our forecasts and positive stance on the group. Interims are due on 27 September.

Time to think about buying with a hold for at leat six months. There is a buz in the waste industry about Augean.

Biffa waste believes that they will get the go ahead to store the low level waste. Interesting to find that Biffa has been following developments in this company.

Got in to this one now. It's been on the up for long enough.