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Superglass Holdings PLC ('the Company' or 'Superglass') one of the U.K.'s leading manufacturers of glass mineral fibre insulation products issues its pre-close trading statement ahead of its interim results for the six months ended 29th February 2008, which are due to be announced on 29th April 2008. The profit for the 6 months to 29th February 2008 will be in line with management expectations. Trading since the turn of the year has strengthened and the annual price increase (effective from 4th February) has been implemented. The directors are confident that CERT at twice the previous EEC2 target will commence on 1st April.

release doesn't seem to mean good news with IPL. It just seem to be one setback after another with this drill. Anyone hear of the Mukluk drill? http://www.energyfiles.com/articlesfiles/Offshore%20drilling%20(Aug%202006).pdf I am holding but it feels a little like it felt holding NRK shares...

Sudden selling of >£1m shares this afternoon - hopefully just one or more buyers getting cold feet about market in general rather than concerns about SPGH.

Nice call. Exciting prospects for mineral wool in Europe.

Unfortunately the Bloomberg article provides no significant additional information on the well or if there has been any progress. Will be a long wait...(see iii website)

A lot of large buys going through atmo

The picture looks rosy for this company and I don't see why the shares shouldn't bounce back to 600 and possible more. The care home business is going to continue to expand significantly...

Further research shows that concerns were also about selling of shares by senior management in December and senior staff leaving company. It was also said that previous sp was too high and worries about the management style as it uses a sale and leaseback property model for its care home business. However, seems to be expanding successfully and has new management that has bought into company.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/comment/the-investment-column-southern-crosss-share-price-will-soon-be-heading-north-764389.html I don't know this company but sp seemed to drop very quickly from 600 to 340 over December/January. Maybe there were worries about its liquid assets (perhaps expanding too quickly)? There seems to be no problems with liquidity atmo.

Not sure why there was a dip today - perhaps part of the general fear currently in the market. They estimated the drill to be complete before mid-February - so anytime in the next 2 weeks hopefully. IPL seem very professional operators and I am sure they will announce result asap. My personal wish is for them to succeed just after my hols in the sun next week...

Yesterday's announcement by Indago Petroleum of no news on the well is actually good news in that they would have indicated if the drill was behind target. Therefore, it seems that the drill remains on schedule for reaching target depth before mid-February.

I had thought buys today related to consideration of the huge potential gains on this share if well is successful rather than rumours that it had already succeeded. Anyway further rise shows that most buys are not based on rumour.

Announcement by IPL that no news on well as yet. Not sure why this would cause a drop as I'm sure IPL will announce when well completed and they did estimate by mid-February rather than late January.

TheValley mistyped and meant that he/she is a Charlston fan and is leading us on a merry dance. I guess the current inertia in this share relates to the historical delays with this well - although I would be surprised if IPL is far off with their estimate for completion of b4 mid-february & they have previously looked after their shareholders very well. Perhaps there will be no rise of sp b4 announcement of results?

move for u today fingers? Coz it didn't for this sp - but perhaps u were just a bit premature & movement will start next week :) My prediction was for sp of around 100 by early Feb.

Looks like some profit taking this afternoon. However, I expect the climb to slowly continue and sp to reach 100 by early February. Hopefully the estimate given for completion will be achieved without too much slippage...

Calgary, Canada, December 21, 2007 - Oilexco Incorporated and its wholly owned subsidiary Oilexco North Sea Limited (“Oilexco” or the “Company”) (TSX: OIL; LSE: OIL) is pleased to announce that the acquisition of additional interests in the Balmoral, Glamis, and Sterling oil fields, as well as the Balmoral FPV has closed and that operatorship of the Fields and the Balmoral FPV has been transferred to Oilexco. Arthur Millholland, President and Chief Executive Officer, commented “This is a milestone for our Company as we now are a UK North Sea facilities operator. We will now focus on optimizing our production from the Balmoral core area. This will allow Oilexco to grow its production in the near term, and flatten our declines in the long term.” The Company has also successfully commissioned its multi-phase pump at Brenda. Production from the Brenda and Nicol Fields has increased from previous levels, and will continue to do so as the Brenda subsea production system is further optimized. These operations will continue over the next few weeks.