Charles Jillings, CEO of Utilico, energized by strong economic momentum across Latin America. Watch the video here.
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Dan Horsky: late-stage capitalism
It keeps getting weirder at ADVFN, the data hub for retail investors. A regulatory filing this week revealed that Dan Horsky, a retired New York professor of business administration and convicted tax evader, has been holding nearly 10 per cent of the company for the past nine years.
Also on the register of the Aim-listed company are Yair Tauman, an academic and former non-executive director of ADVFN, who in 2015 backed a failed boardroom coup. He doubled his stake to 18.3 per cent this year. Real estate developer Ron Izaki has been a major shareholder since 2009 and owns 4.3 per cent.
All three men had previously invested in QXL Ricardo, the London-listed online auctioneer. Naspers of South Africa bought QXL in 2008 for nearly £1bn. Three years earlier, when QXL was valued at approximately £100m, Izaki and Tauman led a consortium that repelled competing attempts by a management-backed vehicle and a private equity fund to take the company private.
Horsky was an early backer of QXL’s parent company and according to the US Department of Justice it was his only big success among myriad failures. In 2000, he stashed a $500,000 stake offshore in a Credit Suisse bank account that by the time of Naspers’ takeover was valued at $80m. Horsky then turned informant, co-operating with a DOJ investigation into Credit Suisse’s Israel desk. In 2016, he pleaded guilty to tax fraud and was subsequently sentenced to seven months in prison.
A person familiar with ADVFN had no explanation as to why it had taken Horsky nine years to report his investment. Horsky, Izaki and Tauman could not be reached for comment.
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Substantial increase of target price by WH Ireland, following the strategic stake taken by the Sovereign Wealth fund of the Sultanate of Oman, which provides up to $120m to bring the mine into production. Must read note.
Check out my video interviews with key members of BKY team in Spain. The first interview with Chief Operating Officer is out: http://cassiopeia-ltd.com/tv-shows/tv-shows-site-visits/
CONSTRUCTION OF SALAMANCA MINE IS ONGOING: Key milestone announced today: DELIVERY OF THE PRIMARY CRUSHER TO SIT https://polaris.brighterir.com/public/berkeley_energia/news/rns/story/xjvvenx. Watch this video: https://www.brrmedia.co.uk/broadcasts-embed/59650aee08e03d1bdc88b4ab/event/event?popup=true I will be onsite at Salamanca mine next week: checking activities and operations onsite, speaking with local management team. FOLLOW: Stefixy on twitter. Live updates from there:)
“Spain can be among the champions in global mining.” Exclusive Interview with Paul Atherley, MD Berkeley Energia. Link to PDF printed version of the newspaper: https://twitter.com/stefixy/status/884684255615479808
Pierre Fourie currently CEO of Rock Forage Mining Ltd, has been proposed as CEO of Golden Saint Resources. He is a mining engineer with over 20 years’ experience in the field of resource/reserve estimation, mineral economics, mine construction, and operations. Pierre is a member of a number of professional societies including the South African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy and the Engineering Counsel of South Africa and qualifies as a competent person for various commodities including gold and diamonds. Pierre has a B. Commerce degree from University of South Africa and a B. Engineering mining degree from University of Pretoria, with practical mining experience in both underground and open pit mining. Pierre has significant experience of mining in Africa. Before being CEO of Rock Forage, Pierre acted as CEO of DRA Americas, Director of Lower Quartile Solutions and ACMS International, as well as Mining Engineer for Anglo American. Rock Forage Mining is a global diversified mining company focused on developing word class mines in a variety of commodities and jurisdictions. Rock Forage was appointed Technical Consultants in 2015.
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Berkeley Energia (LON: BKY) Get Set For A Busy Summer http://www.lse.co.uk/blogs/member/stefania-barbaglio-blog/4ibaa3/
The Indian government announced last Wednesday (May 17) that the country will build 10 new nuclear reactors with a combined capacity of 7,000 megawatts (MW). READ http://www.reuters.com/article/us-india-nuclear-idUSKCN18D21X Together the new reactors will produce more power than the country’s current 22 reactors, which have a capacity of 6,780 MW. State-owned Nuclear Power Corporation of India operates the existing India-designed pressurized heavy water reactors. India’s goal is for 25 percent of its electricity to come from nuclear power by 2050, the World Nuclear Association says. While reactors are expensive to build, they are relatively cheap to run, and the country believes they will help with its push to supply the growing Indian population with cleaner energy. India has pledged to reduce carbon emissions by one-third by 2030 under the Paris Agreement.