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John Teeling stopped this from being delisted he must have plans

to stop Myerson buying more now

.Principle own 25% .Teeling own 10% .Directors purchased stock at 0.699p recently .HSBC no longer has a notifiable holding .15th May NEOs reported Outsourcing of Finance Function and Geneva Office Space which saved the company �89,000 both in office and finance savings. .12th April NEOs saved �450,000 for the Deferred Consideration Settlement between BP and had licence for 1/2 billion acres for bio fuels .Also on the same day they said "Furthermore the Company is pleased to announce that it has received indicative terms for a USD 2.7million trade finance facility from S.C.C.F. Structured Commodity and Corporate Finance S.A.R.L in order to fund the anticipated increased supply volumes." .they also stated This second contract involves the Company purchasing UCO as principle with an off take agreement from the same global energy group. The Board anticipates that the successful completion of this contract will lead to further supply contracts in increasing volumes". .101M of tax losses worth circa �20M .More cash in the bank than the current market cap Overdue trading update, strategy and company direction since changing corporate direction. So other than all of the above, we know "nothing".

Posted by cdp on advfn Facts:- Teeling sold 2m shares in April at 0.75p and 35M at 0.7p HSBC investor purchased on the 1st May 35m at 0.7p and within 1 week started unloading. Yesterday they went below 3%. I'm of the believe they were sold to deliberately crystallise a loss for this FY and it has nothing to do with NEOs prospects. Teeling kept his remaining 16m shares and Principle have their 25% which IMO is the tell. There is over 101M tax losses being carried forward which as we know could save a company 22m in tax liabilities. When I spoke to FinCap two weeks ago they were trying to ascertain who was taking HSBCs sales...35M haven't been taken just by PIs The company is due to give an operational update, along with updating on the orders from the Global Energy Supplier with their off take agreement. They also agreed terms for the 2.7m finance draw down. Cash alone is worth more than the current market cap and the company does have direct licences for 1/2billion acres for Biofuels. Now HSBC are waving goodbye, I think it's time to have a major top up. DYOR

Major shareholdings isnt accurate Teeling owns about 16% but hedid prevent Neos from delisting somethings going on in the background

Totally out then moving up at last

Ha ha now a 14 trade someone's bored

Just guessing or care to elaborate

still about nothing much to say until we get an update

They have shut down online trading

So far

http://www.investmentweek.co.uk/investment-week/news/1722731/city-tycoon-myerson-ban-papers

Hsbc below 3% http://uk.advfn.com/news/UKREG/2013/article/58379918

Gone?

Maybe after the name change the accounts will be released

And its a sell impatient trader eh?

The new arrangement with Computershare Investor Services Inc will benefit greatly CICÕs shareholders and, in addition, CIC has established a Depositary Interest (DI) service specifically in the UK. The underlying shares continue to be listed and traded with the DIs being transferred in CREST to settle those trades. There will be additional expense of about GBP12,000 per year to current Transfer Agent Fees but the Company has experienced significant demand from Funds and private placement holders to provide a specific UK DI facility.

http://www.brrmedia.com/event/110950/don-turvey-ceo--mike-kilbride-non-executive-chairman

Bought some more on that dip

Think its next week judging by this post by Jibbo New report... Picked this up from ADVFN... 6 Mar'13 - 11:36 - 5303 of 5305 0 0 Sent an email to Halyk earlier this morning and have just received the following..... "Thank you for your interest in Halyk Finance Research. We are meeting with Sunkar Resources tomorrow morning, the research report will be published before the end of the next week." This should be something to watch with interest as it could give a good indication of confidence and timescale. I note that Halyk are due to re-rate SKR's value. This could also offer a short-term boost to the sp if other brokers follow suit.