RE: moves today14 Dec 2016 11:58
Looked at this again and we have had 1,230,000 buys today and 60,000 sells that I can see. Barclays are still offering me 1.2m at 3.02p at the moment so there is an overhang in and they want to get rid of it (hence the drop on offer into heavy buying this morning).
I know there is at least 1.2m on offer ( to be honest I am not doing any more dummy trades for more than that, as I have come unstuck with a fat finger and the buy button before...).
So it looks like one of our 3%+ holders is selling down.
1. Farmer Businees Developments are our largest shareholder and hold 17.4m (23.15%)
It is not likely to be them, they are in for the long haul and own just over 50% of Newry Biomass Ltd.
2. Concert party - 7.2m (9.5%)
These are the funders out of examinership and for their funding they got an equity kicker of 7m shares. Now it could be them, they weren't included in the financing of Newry and were down as potential funders for that in the examinership documents.
3. GG ECo - 5.25m (7%)
These shares were in payment for GG Eco and it could be that the owners want to cash them in, however this would be a a massive discount to the price they got for GG Eco and would represent a huge loss for them if it is.
4. Carnmeen Energy 5m (6.88%)
This is Company is the landlord for Newry Biomass, so not likely to be them, they are also going through planning to build and industrial park on neighbouring land and will be providing energy through an onsite facility (Newry Biomass) and I think the important bit about EQTec (and the last Ebioss RNS) is the cogeneration of heat as well as energy, which would be perfect if there is an industrial park alongside for an offtake!
5. Ronan Barrett - 4m (5.4%)
The Barrett family were Directors, creditors, etc and as such hold a lot of shares in REAC, cannot second guess what they would do, but selling now would put them well out of pocket.
6. Edmonton Property - 3.8m (5%)
These are the landlords of the Enfield Biomass site, you know the ones REAC helped purchase the site and then got charged ridiculous rents while the same landlords tried very slowly to arrange finance. This is what put the Company into examinership last year and I wouldn't trust them. REAC had to withdraw from Enfield and issue these shares in return for rental arrears being wiped off. However REAC were meant to be in discussions about taking a equity stake in Enfield again in return for the IP it holds (all planning and offtake agreements are in the name of Enfield Biomass Ltd, owned by REAC).
So there you go our largest shareholders, of course there were many more creditors that had to accept equity for debt at 11p, selling out now at below 3p (I assume it will be by the current buy price) will be painful.
With 75m shares in issue 3% is 2.25m, with a net 1.3m buys going through in the last two days and at least another 1.2m on the offer, if this is only one seller than they must be from the above list.