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29 June 2015 ARRIA NLG PLC ("Arria" or the "Company") GBP3.75 Million Raised The Board of Arria (AIM:NLG) is very pleased to announce that the Company has worked with a number of existing shareholders and subscribers (the "Subscribers") to gain immediate access to approximately GBP3.75 million in capital funding through unsecured loan notes convertible to the Company's ordinary shares at 40p per share ("Loan Notes").

Not a premium Not a significant premium But a substantial premium to 7p on 3/6/15! 4/2/15 was the last subscription price of 35p per share!

Couple of weeks (2 weeks) is 17th June from 3rd June! The Board of Arria NLG anticipates that the funding will be in the form of convertible loan notes which will convert in to new ordinary shares at a substantial premium to the current share price. In addition, the Board anticipates that the subscribers for the convertible loan notes will be issued with warrants to subscribe for new shares in the Company, again at a premium to the current share price. The Company expects to be in a position to make a full announcement about the finalisation of the funding arrangements in the next couple of weeks.

Remember free float only 5m Funding at substantial premium!

Will NLG Replace 3D Printing as the Next Big Thing? By LOU GUTHEIL PUBLISHED: 05 Dec 2013 @ 15:40 Arria NLG (LSE:NLG) is a spin off a University of Aberdeen incubated business initially called Data2Text. Arria acquired a 20% interest in Data2Text in May 2012. On 25 October this year – 40 days ago – Arria completed 100% ownership. This morning Arria NLG floated its shares on the AIM at 100.0 pence per share. By the middle of the day the IPO was looking quite successful as the Arria NLG share price had risen to 159.0. There’s going to be a tendency to refer to the company simply as Arria, but it is the NLG part of the name that is important. It stands for “Natural Language Generation.” I thought that 3D printing would be hard to beat as the next big thing, but NLG may be the real contender. Whilst 3D printing has its own growing commercial niche, NLG has the potential to save large companies literally millions of dollars every year. Some who are reading this can remember the time when we were promised that computers would eliminate the need for paper. Just the opposite has happened. Computers are producing so much data that it has become almost impossible for even the brightest analysts to be able to see the either the big picture or the devil that is in the details in a way that enables them to generate accurate reports. In fact, it takes more time than ever to draft reports – which are longer than ever before – because of the voluminous amounts of data being generated. The most successful companies achieve their success by delivering big answers to big problems. Arria NLG does exactly that with natural language generation. The company sums up its technology as “a form of artificial intelligence specialized in communicating information which is extracted from complex data sources in natural language (i.e. as if written by a human).” That alone is enough to knock my socks off. What blows my mind is the speed with which it does what it does. But I digress. First, we need to understand what the NLG software “engine” does. In laymen’s terms (the only ones I understand), the software does essentially two simple things: It expertly analyses all of the relevant data being generated by the domain in which it is installed. It converts all of that raw data into ordinary, everyday language, just like you are reading right now and the same as Tom Frew sometimes uses. Now back to the mind-blowing part. Shell Oil (LSE:RDSA) is already using Arria NLG’s technology on some of its oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico. Reports required of senior engineers based on data generated from hundreds of sensors typically take several hours to complete. Arria’s NLG can write that same report in one minute! That’s why Shell calls NLG a “game changer.” In an existing application with a meteorological client, the Arria NLG software gathers volume

4th Feb 2015 Placing 35p, warrants 133p Arria NLG (AIM: NLG), a leader in the development and deployment of Natural Language Generation ("NLG") technologies, is pleased to announce that the Company has raised GBP408,270, before expenses, by way of a subscription to 1,166,486 new ordinary shares of 0.1p each (the "Subscription Shares") at a subscription price of 35p per share (the "Subscription"). The Subscription Shares have been subscribed for by existing shareholders of the Company and the Subscription has been carried out within the Company's existing share authorities. The proceeds will be used for general working capital purposes. Under the terms of the Subscription, the Company has granted one warrant (the "Warrants") for every five Subscription Shares acquired under the Subscription. Accordingly, a total of 233,296 Warrants will be issued. The Warrants have an exercise price of 133p each, are exercisable at any time up until 30 September 2017 and have the same terms as the existing warrants currently in issue and admitted to trading on AIM.

3.77 traded of the 5.74m shares in freefloat!

The company reiterated confidence in the potential of its technology, and cited a further two new client contracts secured in May with MeteoGroup UK Ltd and the UK member of a global financial services group. Additionally, it has continued to work on its technology partnership with the IBM Watson Group. "The state of the company's client pipeline is robust and the company is moving prospects through the various stages of client engagement to achieve revenues as soon as possible. The board of Arria NLG looks forward to announcing further new client contracts for its NLG technology," the company said in a statement. Results June 30th.

http://markets.ft.com/research/Markets/Tearsheets/Summary?s=NLG:LSE Free float : 5.74m only of 103.73m shares in issue! Another WRN?

http://sharedealing.nandp.co.uk/broker-views/NLG/Arria-Nlg-Ord-01p-news Substantial Premium is ??? 20p, 25p 30p?? We'll know within a couple of weeks!

Onwards and upwards!

Shares: 353.42m Freefloat : 140.79m

These were 30p!

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16 Apr 15 VSA Capital Buy 9.75 35.00 35.00 Reiterates http://sharedealing.nandp.co.uk/broker-views/MOIL/Madagascar-Oil-SA-news

Madagascar Oil receives govt green light for development plan By Ian Lyall April 16 2015, 7:32am The plan, subject to funding, is to be producing 6-000-10,000 barrels a day of heavy crude by 2018. The company will use a technique called steam flooding to lift the oil. The plan, subject to funding, is to be producing 6-000-10,000 barrels a day of heavy crude by 2018. The company will use a technique called steam flooding to lift the oil. Madagascar Oil (LON:MOIL) has passed a major landmark by winning government approval to develop Block 3104 on the island, which includes the 1.7bn-barrel Tsimiroro Field. It is the first company on the island to receive the green light to commercially develop its operations there. The plan, subject to funding, is to be producing 6-000-10,000 barrels a day of heavy crude by 2018. The company will use a technique called steam flooding to lift the oil. It will now push forward with development drilling and facilities upgrades. MOIL said it is in “active discussions” with potential partners interested in helping fund expansion. The company has been granted an initial 25-year licence with the potential to extent this to 50 years. It called the award a “significant and major step forward” after 11 years exploration on Madagascar. Chief executive Robert Estill added: "We are delighted to have reached this significant milestone in the growth of Madagascar Oil. “Being the first company to reach the development phase within Madagascar is a truly exciting opportunity, both for us as a company, but more importantly for the people of Madagascar.” Tsimiroro, south of the town of Morafenobe, is extremely remote - even by Madagascar’s standards. The approval will bring more than just petro dollars into the country, as broker VSA highlighted recently. “It will also bring construction of roads, pipelines and power generation,” said VSA oil & gas analyst Marc Anis-Hanna. “So in addition to developing the Malagasy oil industry, this will significantly advance mining and agriculture, as well.” The commercial potential is just as exciting as the economic and social benefits. A mixture of cyclic steam stimulation and steam flooding means potential recovery rates are impressive at 40%-60%. Oil can be found at a very shallow depth of between 100 and 200 metres below ground at Tsimiroro, which can keep drilling costs low. Heavy oil such as the crude extracted from Tsimiroro is used in ships engines, meaning marine companies are the biggest buyers. Stricter controls on sulphur emissions are forcing firms to look at other oil providers. As a result, Madagascar Oil’s low 0.3% sulphur content should prove popular with businesses around the globe. Outside of Tsimiroro, the company has three other exploration sites on the island - 3105 Manambolo; 3106 Morondava; and 3107 Manandaza. http://www.proactiveinvestor

Indonesian tycoon takes on Nat Rothschild with Asian Resource Minerals bid By Andrew Neil April 15 2015, 12:32pm Asia Resource Minerals has struggled with executive battles and tumbling coal prices.Asia Resource Minerals has struggled with executive battles and tumbling coal prices. Nat Rothschild’s refinancing plan for Asia Resource Minerals (LON:ARMS) could in doubt after a vehicle, backed by a major Indonesian coal conglomerate, said it was considering its own takeover bid. Asia Coal Ventures (ACE), a vehicle managed by hedge fund Argyle Street Management, already owns 4.5% of the troubled coal miner but wants to buy the business outright for US$300mln. Funding is being provided by the Sinarmas Group, owned by tycoon Eka Tjipta Widjaja, ACE said in a statement, and the offer is a significant premium on ARMS current market value of US$206mln. ACE said the takeover offer would also include a US$150mln equity injection and bond restructuring component, helping to recapitalise the company which has nearly US$1bn worth of debt. ACE said that Asia Resource Minerals, previously called Bumi, is being run in a “sub-optimal fashion”, and that it needs an established Indonesian partner. It added that a current proposed debt deal, backed by billionaire financier Nat Rothschild who founded the company, is not in the interests of ARMS shareholders or bondholders. “We urge investors to reject the opportunistic attempt by NR Holdings to gain control of ARMS without making a full and fair offer to its other shareholders,” ACE said in the statement. “We welcome the involvement of a group of the stature of Sinarmas as a ’white knight’ to this key Indonesian asset.” Asia Resource Minerals has struggled with executive battles and tumbling coal prices and last month it reached an agreement with bondholders to restructure notes due in 2015 and 2017 A trust of Nat Rothschild has agreed to underwrite a US$100mln rights issue to help ARMS renegotiate $950mln of bonds and avoid default after he won a shareholder vote against former Chairman Samin Tan, who tried to gain control of the company’s board. ARMS shareholders will vote on the funding proposals by Rothschild’s NR Holdings on April 22. Shares in Asia Resource Minerals shot up 80% this morning to 26p, as investors reacted to the potential move.

Commodities | Wed Apr 15, 2015 8:55am BST BUZZ-Asia Resource Minerals: Shoots up after possible bid proposal ** Asia Resource Minerals Plc's (ARMS) stock shoots up 88 pct, after the Indonesia-focused coal miner emerges as the subject of a possible 210 mln stg ($310.36 mln) bid from a vehicle funded by tycoon Eka Tjipta Widjaja's Sinarmas Group ** Asia Coal Ventures, a vehicle managed by hedge fund ASML which is already a shareholder in ARMS and whose funds are being provided by Indonesia's Sinarmas, is considering making a possible cash offer for ARMS, it said in a post market statement ** The stock, which has been hit by executive battles and tumbling coal prices, hits a high of 28.26 pence; still trading significant below the 41 pence per share potential offer ** Offer at a premium of 173 pct to Tuesday's closing share price ** The stock has lost nearly three-quarters of its value over the past year

4.5m shares bought by director! http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20150409/pdf/42xsvjy7ds5hk5.pdf

Up 83% ASX Wildhorse Energy (ASX:WHE) has entered into an agreement to acquire Australia Salt Lake Potash Pty Ltd, which holds two large scale high grade sulphate of potash (SOP) brine projects in Western Australia. The projects have the potential for producing substantial tonnages of SOP and have good access to transport infrastructure. Wildhorse is acquiring Australian Sale Lake Potash (ASLP) for 15 million shares and 22.5 million performance shares that will vest on various conditions. Projects The Lake Wells Project covers 1,126 square kilometres over the Lake Wells playa about 180 kilometres northeast of Laverton in the West Australian Goldfields. This has been extensively drilled and sampled, with a high average dissolved potassium (K) content of 5,220 mg/L and brine chemistry which favours potential production of SOP by conventional methods. The Lake Ballard covers 775 square kilometres and is located 350 kilometres southwest of the Lake Wells Project. Historical sampling indicates highly elevated potassium contents in the brines and the project also has a large catchment area, very good evaporation potential and access to excellent transport infrastructure and the Goldfields gas pipeline. Substantial news flow is expected over the coming months with: - Further drilling to assess the extent and continuity of brine laterally and at depth; - Hydraulic testing and pumping tests from bores and/or trenches to determine aquifer properties, expected production rates and infrastructure design (trench and bore size and spacing); - Studies on the lake recharge dynamics to determine the lake water balance and subsequent production water balance, as well as studies of the brine chemistry characteristics and evaporation trials; and - Preparation of an initial resource estimate in accordance with the JORC Code. Proactive Investors Australia is the market leader in producing news, articles and research reports on ASX emerging companies with distribution in Australia, UK, North America and Hong Kong / China.