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Why no report of Blackrock RNS which says they reduced their short?

I do not know if AC had notified board before his transaction it would have made any difference to SP drop. I have to take the RNS this morning at face value. However it MAY affect the sale price in a marginal way IF and it's a big if , the sale price per share involves a multiple of the average share price over a period of time. The fact that it has recovered quickly to a degree so far today diminishes the effect which is good. Personally I would hope for double this price as a minimum.

Am I correct in thinking that he can exercise his options, which expire in November 2022 for 243 000 pounds? If we are sold before he does so what happens to the options?

Also it means that foreign investment will provide the capex to develop mines while Russia will collect the taxes later. GB been doing this for years.

Very informative article revealed by the link Anders.

Time difference between Eurasia offices and London?

What happened to The Red Cow in Treorchy?

Yes, but my main aim was to establish that since no other company, as far as I can see, posted their own 2.9 by 7.15 today then ,if I have read the code correctly , this means a cash only sale. This is preferable for me as vast majority of my holding is in an ISA. So if NN is the prime suspect then a part share part cash sale could have cost me some tax as NN cannot be held in Isa s

So, if it is to be cash only and NN buy it , then no worries about not being allowed to hold NN in an ISA .

Both really. Used to imbibe in The Beech

Noticed that Anglo American issued a notice of shares in issue 24 hours or so before EUA posted it's 2.9 statement. Shame that 2.9 was not included in Anglo's RNS. Am I correct in thinking that if it is to be a cash only offer then the buyer does NOT have to issue it's own 2.9 "as soon as possible, or no later than 7.15 pm next business day". In that case are we in for a cash only offer?

I grew up in Hengoed

Cannot buy on HL

login to ISA and ordinary share account. If you have say £7000 remaining of this year's ISA investment limit, then put £7000 cash in your ISA. If you have to borrow it from your bank then fine. Buy £7000 of shares while in your ISA, and sell same amount in your share account. Withdraw 7000 from your share account to pay back source of original cash you put in your ISA. This will reduce the amount held outside the ISA. Reducing CGT when EUS shares are sold in due course, if all goes through. If you have a very large holding outside the ISA , then you will still have to pay CGT/tax etc if EUA is sold or issues special dividend for a part sale. Say if they sell Montechundra . If the sale results in payment by shares of the buying company then I THINK , you must check on the HMRC site, that HMRC does not regard that as subject to CGT. There are worked example on the HMRC site, accessed via Gov.uk, and it can be complex and subject to different amounts if sale is part cash , part shares.

Full sale, BUT shared between more than one company.

The Mc Callan 10 yo

I was looking at Hydrogen as a future power source for cars, ships and factories etc. I noticed that it involved Pd and Pt in all the fuel cell designs. I started looking for companies involved. Found EUA and frankly could not believe my luck. Anyhow , be patient and always DYOR. GLA.

Tide is going out all over the globe. Lots of boats sinking , not just EUA.

Noticed buys myself. Solid Blue in last hour. People buying back in after stop losses triggered?

Perhaps a good price for EUA sale will kickstart AML recovery as LTH's on this board splash out!