Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
I'm feeling the same way with heavy losses as are many others jax. Turned into a longer term investment! Keep the faith...... Let's see where we are at end of next week, I'm going to stick my neck out for a 70p finish -There must be a high % shorting this company and just need a little good news. GLA
Things come in threes... Think the strike in SA will be resolved quickly Tanzania will take an age given speed in which they make decisions (understandable with all the historic corruption) and feel that we will still have the backing of our bankers unless both previous issues continue for a long time. IMO I believe these issues will get resolved and see the sp rise again. GLA
Jax - Been a holder of Petra and Kibo for a long while now so have kept a close eye on Tanzania/developments. Know how long decisions/sign-off take - Just hope that issue with Petra is resolved soon with an update within trading statement tomorrow. Hoping for good news. GL
It's about time a marker was put on trades to clearly identify buys and sales as the amount shown on this website clearly don't add up to where sp finished. Like you guys lets hope that we have some good news on.monday. Tanzania needs sorting out and quickly although everything over there is so slow. GLA
Bad news renewable44. RNS corrected statement in stake holding. See below. I thought he also had seen the light and decided to take profit while its there. Company holds far to many........ Think this will hold back price. CORRECT: WOODFORD INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT TRIMS PURPLEBRICKS STAKE (ALLISS) [ 14 Sep 2017 06:29 ] (Correcting that Woodford reduced its stake by only 0.07 of a percentage point.) LONDON (Alliance News) - Online estate agents Purplebricks Group PLC said Wednesday that Woodford Investment Management Ltd reduced its stake to 26.99% from 27.06%. Woodford now owns 73.41 million Purplebricks shares on behalf of its clients.
Panick over guys...... Woodford still hold large holding. GLA
Big sale of 65.3 million. Woodford only hold 8.1 million now. Anyone seen trades go through? Thought they were in it for the long term as we start to get into Australia and soon the states.
Big sale in Purple Bricks. Only hold 8.1million now. Wonder where funds will be reinvested? GLA
Not a great set of figures but...... The company has reformed into a business with great potential in a ever growing sector. We have a great team on board and looks like our Mr Williams is feeling confident with recent buy now holding over 11%. Think this should now start to grow and should soon see benefits. Not sure if we will get any more news soon but at the very least would hope to hear at least a positive trading update/another acquisition. Fingers crossed fellow shareholders. PS: Also like SRT as a medium/long term investment.
Whoever is out there I remain in UK stocks including this company and await some information via RNS of business progress and planned ideas from Hanover. Any thoughts?
From Escher website. Not many individual holders unless your in one of following: Major Shareholders (rounded to nearest thousand) Holder Number of Ordinary Shares Percentage of Issued Capital Liam Church 895 4.8% Fionnuala Higgins 895 4.8% The Company has been notified of the following significant holdings of Ordinary Shares: Holder Number of Ordinary Shares Percentage of Issued Capital Hanover Investors Management LLP 4,776 25.4% Business Growth Fund (BGF) 2,759 14.7% Legal & General 2,407 12.8% Living Bridge 1,339 7.1% Hargreave Hale 1,059 5.6% Octopus Asset Management 1,031 5.5% Bernard Somers 846 4.5% Bachantes 610 3.3% Alto Invest 609 3.2% John Quinn 588 3.1% Note: Liam Church and Fionnuala Higgins are married. Furthermore management previously owned B Shares and had no voting rights, these converted into A shares on AIM admission. This information is current as at 30 June 2017. There are no restrictions imposed upon the transfer of the shares of the Company. SECURITIES IN ISSUE
Shareholders, this could be interesting. Let's keep our fingers crossed and hope there's no other bad news........ Live Webcast August 4th, 2017 The Company gives details of the live shareholder webcast which will take place at 8.00 a.m. (BST) on Friday 4th August, 2017 and provide an update on company operations and activities. Simon Tucker, CEO of SRT, will host the webcast and provide responses to questions emailed to the Company prior to the event as well as live responses to questions asked by viewers during the webcast. The webcast can be viewed live by any interested person by following the instructions below. The format of the live webcast will be as follows: 1. Persons wanting to view the webcast live on the day at 8.00 a.m. should go to www.srt-marine.com/news and scroll down the page to the "INVESTOR WEBCAST" section. They should then click on the link and this will take them to a simple log in process which should be completed. This should be done immediately prior to the 8.00 a.m. start time. 2. Upon completing the log in process, they will be able to watch the webcast live and may, if they choose, submit questions using the "ask a question" text box on the viewing page for Simon Tucker to answer during the event. Questions may be submitted prior to the event by emailing them to info@srt-marine.com. The identity of persons viewing the web cast and or submitting questions will be kept confidential and will not be broadcast. Shortly after the event an unedited recording of the webcast will be available in the news section of the SRT website.
Hi driveat15 Article was in the Sunday Times 2 July 17. Found it while searching Internet for info on major holder. Not sure how they operate though. Guess it might be a wait and see situation. My Portfolio has Seen more downward trends of late and now seriously thinking of liquidating portfolio of 45 UK holdings and sitting on the side lines. What are your thoughts on the UK market?
A specialist turnaround fund has built up a 25% stake in Dublin-based Escher Group, a quoted provider of technology to post offices, after senior management offloaded shares in the company. The Hanover Active Equity Fund recently spent £4.6m (€5.2m) buying 2.3m shares in Escher, almost doubling its stake in the London-quoted company. The UK fund, headed by former banker Matthew Peacock, describes itself as a specialist in “active interventions” in small and mid-cap public companies, in order to “unlock or unblock shareholder value creation”. Hanover scooped up the shares after Escher president and chief executive Liam Church and chief commercial officer Fionnuala Higgins both sold off more than half their shares in the company. Church and Higgins led a management buyout of the business from its US parent in 2007 and its flotation in 2011. Stock market filings show the executives both sold 910,000 shares for £1.85 each on June 23, yielding almost £1.7m apiece. Church and Higgins previously sold 255,000 Escher shares each at a share price of £1.45 in April, netting almost £370,000 each. After the share sales, Church and Higgins each own just under 4.8% of the company. London-based Hanover now has a 25.4% stake in Escher. Hanover has a track record of buying or turning around quoted companies. It is in the process of buying Kalibrate Technologies, an AIM-listed provider of software and services to the fuel industry in the UK, for £29m. Last year, it took over Hydro International, a British supplier of water-treatment products, in a deal that valued the business at £28m. Before making that buyout offer, Hanover owned 17.7% of Hydro International. The other big shareholders in Escher include the Business Growth Fund, a UK government-backed funder, which has a 14.7% shareholding. Livingbridge VC, a private equity group, owns 7.1% of the company. Escher’s point-of-sale technology is used by postal organisations in 35 countries, including An Post. It had revenues of $22.4m (€20m) last year and made $2.7m pre-tax profit. The company said last month it had agreed a contract to provide its mobile point-of-service system for a “large-scale postal organisation” but did not disclose financial details. Escher was backed by well-known Irish business figures, including the Smurfit family, but those links have been largely severed. Accountant Bernard Somers stepped down as chairman of the company a year ago, and non-executive directors Michael Smurfit Jr and John Quinn left the board in August 2016.
No news but SP still going up. Wonder when we will see next RNS updat/news. Looking for some info on Hanover plans...... GLA
Guys, thanks for this information. Price seems to be edging up. Think I,ll buy 20k shares and see how it goes.... GLA
For my sins I have been a holder of IMG for many years. It will be interesting to hear the main players in our companies future. Not sure about Apple though who currently owns about 8% - who's to say they don't jump ship and sell in the market as they are certainly no friends of our company. Does anyone know which nominee they use? Personally would like to see a takeover by one of the larger Japanese companies and take on the might of Apple in the courts as someone needs to bring them down to earth. GLA on this continuous roller coaster ride........