Ben Richardson, CEO at SulNOx, confident they can cost-effectively decarbonise commercial shipping. Watch the video here.
hi all pop over to ADVFN and read primals write up after talking to SOH, 2 posts read them both, very very interesting indeed
i thought that they would continue with the DGC to make it work, but when i phoned them yesterday they said no they were working with CORAC on dif project
spirex were working with corac but on a dif project they had nothing to do with the DGC
the YGEN thread is now open on advfn thanks to TWIX
it is on lse, but no one has set up a thread on advfn as of yet, i would if i knew how.
hi twix i have tried so many ways to get it and still no luck, rang ADVFN they say they working on it
hi twix i cant get it on ADVFN all i get if i try is No threads in the BB meet your filter criteria. Please adjust your filter settings and try again.
anyone any idea when results are due
24 September 2018
OptiBiotix Health plc
("OptiBiotix" or the "Company")
Formation of ProBiotix Health Limited
Appointment of Adam Reynolds as Chairman
OptiBiotix Health plc (AIM: OPTI), a life sciences business developing compounds to tackle obesity, high cholesterol and skin care, announces the formation of a 100% owned subsidiary, ProBiotix Health Limited ("ProBiotix"), and appointment of Adam Reynolds as Non-Executive Chairman to ProBiotix's Board.
In July 2016, OptiBiotix announced a strategy to develop its technology platforms into separate divisions; each containing its own technology platform, intellectual property portfolio and partner agreements. In due course these divisions could become separate legal entities with the potential for a separate public listing. The first step in this strategy was commenced in March 2016 when OptiBiotix formed SkinBiotix Limited, which was admitted as Skinbiotherapeutics plc to AIM in April 2017. The listing of Skinbiotherapeutics plc materialised the value of a part of the business in which a 52% stake was acquired by OptiBiotix for GBP250K in March 2016 and which now has a market valuation of around GBP24m, with OptiBiotix(R) owning a 41.9% shareholding (GBP11.7m).
OptiBiotix's Probiotic division containing its cholesterol and blood pressure reducing strain LP(LDL) (R) has made strong progress with 14 commercial deals in just under 18 months and a large deal pipeline. This division uses its high throughput OptiScreen(R) technology for the identification of probiotics with specific health benefits as supplements or therapeutic products. OptiBiotix directors believe that this division has now reached a stage of scientific and commercial maturity with growing revenue streams where it may be advantageous to form a 100% owned subsidiary, called ProBiotix Health Ltd, with the potential for a separate public listing.
The appointment of Adam Reynolds as Non-Executive Chairman to ProBiotix's Board brings a track record of increasing shareholder value and leadership in building a team with a view to seeking an Initial Public Offering.
Stephen O'Hara, CEO of OptiBiotix, commented: "The formation of ProBiotix Health Limited and appointment of Adam Reynolds as Chairman continues a successful strategy of building value in each division which is materialised by forming separate legal entities and taking them to a public listing. As the listed company grows in value using its own funds, OptiBiotix shareholders benefit from the appreciation of the asset as exemplified by SkinBiotherapeutics plc. We are delighted to welcome Adam Reynolds as Chairman of ProBiotix as he brings extensive experience of equity markets and a proven record of taking companies to IPO. This is an innovative business model which over time looks to give OptiBiotix shareholders a position in multiple companies, and with it the prospect of multiple returns."
12 July 2018
Premier provides an update on recent operational activities and guidance in respect of its half year financials to 30 June 2018.
Highlights
-- Production averaged 76.1 kboepd during 1H with recent run rates over 90 kboepd; full year guidance of 80-85 kboepd is unchanged
-- Catcher plateau production rates of 60 kbopd (gross) consistently achieved following commencement of gas export and water injectivity in May
-- Tolmount project Board approved; formal partner approval expected Q3
-- Zama discovery: pre-unitisation agreement notice submitted; appraisal programme to commence Q4
-- New, attractive exploration licences offshore Mexico and Indonesia signed; seismic work to start later this year
-- Sale of ETS (UK) and Kakap (Indonesia) completed; Babbage Area (UK) and Pakistan transactions awaiting government approvals
-- Forecast 2018 operating costs of $17-$18/boe; forecast development, exploration and abandonment expenditure of $380 million, in line with previous guidance
-- Net debt reduced to $2.65 billion over period; full year net debt reduction estimated at between $300 million and $400 million at current oil prices with covenant leverage ratio forecast to fall to 2.5x EBITDA by end Q1 2019
Tony Durrant, Chief Executive, commented:
"Catcher delivering stable plateau production is an important milestone for Premier. This, coupled with the ongoing strong performance from our underlying portfolio and our continued focus on cost control, will result in significant free cash flow generation and material debt reduction in the second half. We can also look forward to the formal sanction of our high value Tolmount project and the appraisal of our world class Zama discovery, both of which have the potential to deliver significant future growth."
mentioned tony blair a very nasty piece of work
we have had many years of bargain prices how more years of them
very very nice
your buy is showing on the advfn site
ELRICO i thought we had lost you for good, so glad you are posting here even if you dont post on advfn any more HUMPH
have caused elrico to give up on that site most trusted poster i have come across i do hope he posts here now and again
someone on the advfn thread bought 10 mill of these shares on friday
the point is that a lot of bikers wont use bennetts because of that ruling, lost income, most companies will bend over backwards for more income
here is a read into whats going on http://www.southwestbikers.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=91852
i got i touch with saga about the stickers and asked if they could do something about it, and they said there is nothing they can do about it, there is a lot of bikers out there my son as well will never use bennetts because of that ruling