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Does anyone know when the next announcement is due? I cannot find details of it anywhere

Funny isn't it British, we've sat here for years and years and within 6 months it goes from 7p to 19p !!! My average was 9.1p after I was forced to buy alot of shares, not that i'm complaining lol but now its a case of when to sell

RB, whilst the share price would be diluted, it would also reduce the debt pile. Am I wrong in thinking that effectively that the company will increase by the same value, therefore keeping the share price the same? I cant remember exactly but I believe the interest rate is 8.5% on the bonds guaranteed whereas there is no guarantee that the share price will rise by the same level, so they may want a bit of headroom before converting them

A Pound and that would max my pension lol

Its only 30 pounds so not getting too carried away :)

After 6 long long years i'm finally in profit

If she passes it to her husband there is no CGT as holdover relief would apply, however, she would need to report this as she has done as its still classed as a disposal

I'd rather they sorted the debt out rather than paying a paltry dividend, they paid a small one a few years ago which would have been better spent reducing the debt and hopefully increasing the share price.

ONDON, June 29 (Reuters) - The shareholders of Russia's Petropavlovsk voted on Friday to change the gold miner's management for the second time in just over a year, with current Chief Executive Roman Deniskin stepping down and a former CEO re-appointed as director.

According to a preliminary assessment of the votes at its annual general meeting, former chief executive Pavel Maslovskiy as well as Roderic Lyne, a former British ambassador to Russia, and Robert Jenkins will be appointed as directors.

and another..... 12-Jun-18 15:39:49 8.30 10,000,000 Buy* 8.22 8.30 830.00k A

7p at 313p is a return of 2.2% taking off 0.5% stamp duty and possible dealing costs leaves around 1.5%, you can get 1.6% in an instant access ISA with no tax and no risk

I'm disappointed on 2 counts, the first because this takeover has overshadowed what are good results especially with the dividend announcement which would have seen the share rise and made it more attractive which leads me tio my second point which is why the board have recommended this buy out without looking at other potential bids?? Obviously a 25% rise is good overall and HOIL may continue to be listed if all the regulatory processes involved go through smoothly. People asking when they will see 320? Firstly you will see alot of selling as people take profits keeping the price down and because until everything is approved you are not guaranteed your 320p. Therefore the current price reflects the fact that it is not 100% complete. Yes you could buy now and take a profit if and when the deal goes through, however, the risk is the deal will fall through and you will be left with a possible loss, is it worth risking for a 2% gain which will be futher reduced through stamp duty and dealing costs? As the full details are not known we do not know if HOIL will continue as it is with new owners, it seems strange to announce dividends and a sale at the same time although this could simply be because the deal could fall through.

HOIl has risen around 35% in a few weeks and for a time was rising each day until the buyers ran out at 277. It then remained stable for a few days before falling, I suspect this is just a bit of profit taking as people move elsewhere and/or bank profits, but also falls in global markets will have compounded this (FTSE down 3%). As we all know prices don't go up in a straight line and with the possibility of dividends and improved results I suspect that it will recover in due course

CGT is payable when you dispose of an asset. UK residents are entiltled to an allowance of £10,900 this year and £11,000 next year. You are correct when you state that if you sell the shares and buy them back within 30 days that it does not class as a disposal for CGT purposes. I would suggest that as a UK resident, you sell them and buy them back within an ISA then any future gains are free of CGT even if you move back to Ireland. Otherwise you can manage the gains by only selling sufficient shares to realise a gain equal to that years allowance

There arent any on ftse shares its all done by computer matching buys and sells so no manipulation. For every seller there is a buyer and vice versa

she blows moving up quickly

Could be they have hedged their short instead

Surely this wont have a major effect as it only confirms what we already know?

We have also revisited yesterday’s deal for the possible sale of the Miran gas project, which analysts at UBS said was an impressive transaction for Heritage Oil (LON:HOIL). Tony Hayward’s Anglo-Turkish oil firm Genel Energy (LON:GENL) agreed to initially buy 26 per cent of the Kurdistan gas field for US$156 mln. That gives Genel, formerly a minority partner, a 51 per cent stake in the venture. And a separate US$294 loan to Heritage paves the way for Genel to acquire the rest of the project. The Miran block is estimated to contain over 10 trillion cubic feet of gas. And Genel says the deal is an ‘excellent opportunity’ to progress its strategy of consolidating a leading position in Kurdistan. Analysts at the London office of UBS highlight that the deal would enable Heritage to pay for its new acquisition while avoiding a dilutive rights issue. And the Swiss broker believes that the remaining stake will be sold to Genel once the Nigerian transaction is approved. In a note to clients UBS repeated a ‘buy’ recommendation for Heritage and increased its target price to 270p from 250p.

Raises from neutral to buy