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IBAB - parachute regiment - the epitome of what? Read your history.
There are a number of interesting discussion taking place on 'Sharesoc' regarding the proposed buyout. Definitely worth joining to lend weight to a collective voice for individual shareholders. It may be possible to arrange a meeting directly with Sirius Board.
https://news.sky.com/story/cabinet-trio-to-thrash-out-100m-flybe-rescue-package-11908144
Don't be naive about ICL and their view on SXX. Just read ICL's annual reports/accounts...
One telling Extract ..
'1. As of the date of this report, ICL's Boulby mine is the sole producer of Polysulphate worldwide. However, in North Yorkshire in the UK, where ICL's Polysulphate operations are located, there is an additional concession owned by another potential producer, which, according to its formal publications, plans to develop a polyhalite mine with a production capacity of up to 10 million tonnes, subject to its ability to raise several billions of dollars for the mine development. If successful in raising the funds and build the mine and operations, ICL will cease to be the sole producer of Polysulphate, and will not be the market leader, which is inconsistent with the Company's strategy to obtain leadership positions in all its activities. ICL is constantly monitoring the competitive environment and will continue to seek ways to adhere with its strategy'
ICL will use any tactic to undermine SXX - anything goes. ICL 'will continue to seek ways....'
ditto
Polyminer2 - I wouldn't be so disingenuous. Perhaps you should invest in your employer ICL.
https://cpnonline.co.uk/news/sykes-pumps-provides-de-watering-solution-for-strabag-tunnel-site/
JTMacs - those stats are wrong as they include shares held in Nominee accounts i.e. most of the PI's hold shares through the likes of HL, Barclays etc so they have been erroneously identified as Institutional Investors. As ffcmember pointed out the information of Sirius website is correct.
All income/profit received within an ISA is tax free. It doesn't matter how much you receive in dividends or any income from investment. £20K limit is what you can invest from your own pocket. Everything you gain from within an ISA is non-taxable and you can continue to invest/withdraw or whatever you like with it free of tax.
https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/icl/institutional-holdings
Citigroup increased their holding in Israeli Chemicals Ltd by 79.811% on 30/09/2019
Don't be naive about ICL and their view on SXX. Just read ICL's annual reports/accounts...
One telling Extract ..
'1. As of the date of this report, ICL's Boulby mine is the sole producer of Polysulphate worldwide. However, in North Yorkshire in the UK, where ICL's Polysulphate operations are located, there is an additional concession owned by another potential producer, which, according to its formal publications, plans to develop a polyhalite mine with a production capacity of up to 10 million tonnes, subject to its ability to raise several billions of dollars for the mine development. If successful in raising the funds and build the mine and operations, ICL will cease to be the sole producer of Polysulphate, and will not be the market leader, which is inconsistent with the Company's strategy to obtain leadership positions in all its activities. ICL is constantly monitoring the competitive environment and will continue to seek ways to adhere with its strategy'
ICL will use any tactic to undermine SXX - anything goes. ICL 'will continue to seek ways....'
Well done Seadoc you spotted my error of stating 2019 rather than 2018. I am delighted to see that since you created the obfuscation over filing of accounts on this forum on 2nd October 2019 that you have now managed to find your way around Companies House filings. It fills my heart with joy when I can educate someone. However if you continue to display your inability to grasp the simple reason for the change of filing date then there is not much more I can do only accept that you are determined to create the impression of a 'cause for concern' when there clearly is none. If I were you I would give this point of debate a rest as it really is just making you look like someone who is desperate to create 'concern'. So I'm 'right' and 'right' yet again after giving you a month to educate yourself.
Seadoc, the change of date for publishing HHDL accounts is perfectly normal and not a 'cause for concern'. On 25th September 2019, UKOG completed the acquisition of a further 22% interest in HHDL. This increase resulted in increasing the company's holding to 71.9% and thus HHDL has been reclassified as a subsidiary. HHDL accounts due date was adjusted simply to fall into line with UKOG. All perfectly normal. I guess you do not understand the finer points of accountancy so I hope this clarifies the true position. I would reiterate, it is nothing to be concerned about.
Absolutely spot on Calamari. They are not in a closed period per se. They would be guilty of insider trading as they have information which has not been declared publicly. That's factual.