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Is this ccompany worth saving, the producion levels of 35k over the last 2 years can be increased over the next 2 years and beyond to 55k and moving up to a peak by 2021 of 130k+ and a life span beyond 2043. So the sums are there and true value will always out.

Eric what tales of yawns are you spin here, ho yes this share will be worth 80p soon OK,

The Company has set up an off market trading facility, to be available from Delisting Expected time and date of Delisting...................................................... 7.00 a.m. on 1 May

http://www.investegate.co.uk/sacoil-holdings-ltd--sac-/rns/approval-of-botswana-licences/201305091100013438E/

Is this share on someone's radar for t/o?.

good news see what happens next, lot of buys.

bought freshnillo last dec 2008, at 90p, sold for £1.40p, made a big mistake, not going to do the same with this share, the only problem i see is the politics in the region, which looks now to be getting better, the compamy has good links to this area and will only grow instucture and size.

Whats view on gkp next week?.

The results of the UK’s leading voluntary benchmark of corporate responsibility were announced today, with Northern Foods securing Gold status amongst the 141 businesses which participated in Business in the Community’s Corporate Responsibility Index. Northern Foods ranks alongside Cadbury, Marks & Spencer and Rolls-Royce in the index. In the current climate it is more important than ever for businesses to acknowledge the impact they have on society and the environment and commit to tackling the issues, not just because they should, but because it’s good for business. In achieving Gold level, Northern Foods has demonstrated that it integrates and improves responsibility throughout its operations by providing a systematic approach to managing, measuring and reportingon businessimpactsin society and onthe environment. Northern Foods also picked up a Rural Action Award, recognising companies which work to create sustainable communities. Stephen Howard, Chief Executive, Business in the Community said: “I congratulate Northern Foods on achieving Gold status in the 2008 Business in the Community Corporate Responsibility Index. At a time when trust and confidence in businesses is at an all time low, it is examples like this that will help to demonstrate that some businesses are taking the responsibility they have towards their people and the planet seriously and that it makes business sense. “It is reassuring to see that climate change

barclays buy 56.25

this share should see 60p early next week.

55.50p

not many trades but still going up?.