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I reckon the sp might hit an all time low in the absence of news and departure of key personnel: "Chief Operating Officer Darin Cooper is leaving Talvivaara to pursue his career outside the Company. Chief Technology Officer Pertti Pekkala will assume interim responsibility for the Sotkamo mine's operations until a new COO has been appointed. In addition, the Company's Technical Executive Committee, consisting of CEO Pekka Perä, Chief Corporate Development Officer Lassi Lammassaari and CTO Pertti Pekkala and Environmental Manager Veli-Matti Hilla as a newly appointed member, will take an increasingly active role in the management of the operations at the Sotkamo mine. Non-Executive Director Kirsi Sormunen has announced her resignation from Talvivaara's Board of Directors due to personal reasons. Talvivaara's Annual General Meeting, provisionally scheduled for 8 may 2014, will resolve on the size and composition of the Board from the AGM onwards."
The board has pleasure in declaring a third interim dividend of 0.054 pence per share payable on 27 March 2014 to those shareholders on the register on 7 March 2014 (2012: £nil). This dividend makes a total of 0.335 pence declared for the year to date. Light of above I think there will be some decent buys tomorrow as well...even though the dividends are a tiny.
I'm perhaps a year behind with my information: Changes to your Stocks & Shares ISA - AIM stocks "From 5th August changes to the HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) ISA rules means that investors will be able to hold shares in companies listed on the AIM market in a stocks & shares ISA. This will expand the range of permitted ISA investments by approximately 1,000 stocks." I guess the above doesn't give you the year so I just assumed it was meant to be this year. thanks for the correction guys, it is a really good news :)!
You can't trade AIM shares in your shares and stocks ISA before 1st August. That's when the tax rules change. So, unfortunately like me you'll have t ofork out huge CG on your profits!
I think that would a typo for 4.9 instead...would make more sense.
It is sad to hear about millions of pounds of damage due to unprecedented weather we've had and hopefully these families will be back on their feet as soon as once the spell is over with the help from companies like HHR. Not taking any pleasure from any of this but trying to say that there will be plenty of work for HHR while assisting people with damaged vehicles with no fault of theirs.
Thanks Lucentum. Having second thoughts. Yes it is probably not as bad a news cos 'Cameco' have only reiterated what was already known and is just a simple accountancy practice. Having written-down TALV, Cameco justified their reduced net income with hope to recover these over next accounting period (s). I am still positive with my outlook about the company and will be investing again once the price has hit the right price.
Looks like bad times are here to stay for a wee while: http://yle.fi/uutiset/cameco_announces_reduced_valuation_of_talvivaara_asset/7080092
Such a promising annual statement but still not much upwards movement. However, I am quite impressed with the announcement that the company shall now be allowed to buy the shares upto a limit of 10%...over a million quid purchase and also in the medium to long term will offer reduce the dilution of the shares in the market. It'll all take the average share price up...might be a bit slow but is bound to happen!
Hopefully nothing to do with any of the news about to come out with the Interim statement in next few days. Fingers crossed.
Just been reviewing the News Analysis for HHR on LSE and interestingly the price went up by 24% after the announcement of the preliminary results in Sep. 2012. If the jump is anything similar then the current average share price could go up to 6.6p (20% inc. on 5.5p). The capital reduction and resumption of dividends news in June this year pushed the share price up by 8%, so if there is any dividends announced in the forthcoming results, the share price should be up by around 30 % taking the share price to 7.15p...concurring with Nigel's prediction of share price of over 7p or even more if the results are better than expected, which we are all hoping. This is just based on rise in share price based on previous observations. In reality this might never happen but I think that there is defo going to be an increase in the profits of the shareholders pretty soon :)!!
https://www.google.co.uk/finance?q=LON:HHR&sa=X&ei=d1Q8UviuKs2m0wWJ1YCAAQ&ved=0CDgQ2AE The link suggests that the interim results could be out today? "Sep 20, 2013 Preliminary 2013 Helphire Group PLC Earnings Release"
Today is the last day to be considered for dividends issued on the 25th. Hence, the sudden increase in purchases. The share price will drop post the dividends issue date...and hopefully be back on the levels seen today in the six months to come (unless any news is out in the interim). I'm holding on to get both the dividends and the profit from the shares :)!
NP - I had thought so. Cheers
http://otp.investis.com/clients/uk/helphire/rns/regulatory-story.aspx?cid=339&newsid=348377 the above link mentions: "...which will be paid on Thursday 25 July 2013 to shareholders on the register on Friday 12 July 2013." Hope it helps!