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combination of things read the news on iii.

and claiming

hi all look at Agle small company but could be very big soon.

Wednesday, February 15, 2012 Lochard Energy (LON:LHD) started to move better today, jumping 12% to 10.5p as holders get ready for an update on the FPSO. The last time the copnay spoke about this was back on the 12th of January, when the company said 'The Athena field development activities continue to progress. The BW Athena FPSO, is undergoing final phases of conversion work in Dubai Dry Dock World. Commissioning is underway and will be completed before sailaway from Dubai to ensure that the hook-up and offshore commissioning phase is minimised once the vessel arrives on location. Further to the Company's update of December 8, 2011, engineering work on the mooring design and associated power supply has resulted in the mooring system receiving certification for year round operation in the UK North Sea. Commissioning of the vessel power turbine is well advanced. Sailaway from Dubai is scheduled for mid-February and hardening of the vessel to add protection during its transit to the UK is now in progress.' We are pretty much bang in the middle of February now, so it would be no surprise if the company were getting ready to update the market on the FPSO. Stand by your beds! Read more: http://oilvoice.com/tw/4003ba18850c.aspx#ixzz1mXsjaz3d

Hi steve, mulledwine is just the messenger he just redelivers any company news .

yes you can, but why ? i looked in to yesterday but the spread put me off ,maybe should have taken gamble .volcano

the only thing put me off this morning was the spread, maybe should have taken a gamble .volcano

Rossing talks show Kalahari value Created:23 February 2011Written by:Martin Li It's obviously tempting to take profits on a tip that has risen more than eightfold in the past three-and-a-half years. But despite these stellar gains, it's still worth buying shares in mining investor Kalahari Minerals as it enters talks with Australian miner Extract Resources over the ownership of the Husab uranium project in Namibia. Husab includes the world-class Rossing South uranium deposit and Extract, in which Kalahari holds a 41 per cent, has long been in talks with Rio Tinto, which controls the nearby Rossing mine, over savings that could be generated by joint development of the two projects. Proposals to merge Kalahari and Extract were blocked in 2008 because shareholders feared Rio, which owns stakes in both companies, would end up in control of Rossing South without making a fully-priced offer. But the proximity of the two projects has always suggested some form of co-operation as the best outcome. What we said: Buy When: 6 /07/07 Price: 29p Tip performance to date: +731% -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SHARE TIP UPDATE: BuyKalahari shares have climbed to 241p. With the uranium price hotting up, any deal that combines Husab and Rossing should accelerate mine development at Husab and add further value to Kalahari. Still a buy. Last IC view: Buy, 142.25p, 5 Oct 2010

Share price: 27p Bid-offer spread: 26.5-27.5p Market capitalisation: £65.9m Website: www.shorecap.co.uk For a company that has delivered an average return of 40 per cent a year to its shareholders, measured by the growth in NAV per share and the accumulated dividends paid between 1 January 2000 and 31 December 2009, it seems incredible that you can still buy shares in Shore Capital below book value. Moreover, net assets of £68.7m look rock solid and include £27.5m of net cash, £1.9m in bonds, £3.4m of quoted equities and £13.8m invested in the asset manager's highly successful Puma Funds. It's not as if those funds under management have been poor performers as the track record of Shore Capital's alternative asset class and structured finance funds is mightily impressive. Total assets under management now exceed £1.28bn and the company reported a pre-tax profit of £1.3m from this operation in the first half of last year. Shore also has a successful equity capital markets division which posted a first-half profit of £3.4m. In fact, the company is the second-largest market maker on Aim and the third-largest on the main London market, so it should have benefited from the surge in small-cap stocks last year. Overall, the company reported pre-tax profits of £4.8m on revenues of £18.1m in the first half of 2010 and generated an annualised return on total capital employed of 12.8 per cent. And with chairman Howard Shore controlling 41 per cent of the share capital and managing director Graham Shore holding a further 8.9 per cent, then outside shareholders can expect dividends to remain firmly on the agenda. The company paid out 0.875p a share in 2010. However, despite these positives, the shares trade slightly below book value even though a high percentage of net assets are in cash and readily realisable assets. That looks anomalous and fails to attribute any value at all to the asset management business the company has built up since it was formed in 1985. Trading on a bargain rating of 0.65, and with Shore Capital clearly able to redeploy its sizeable cash resources on value-enhancing acquisitions, the shares are undervalued. another 10% monday will do nicely .volcano

2nd Resistance Point 250.000 1st Resistance Point 244.500 Last Price 239.000 1st Support Level 235.000 2nd Support Level 231.000 from yesterday

any new shares coming in to the market usually is short sell before any good news to turn around the price so watch out for a news then you know where MOIL is heading good luck i am still watching .volcano

waited from 19pounds to 1320p and when rise come today no funds to buy it

should be trading update soon last year was on 19.05 .09 .i hope it is good, many long term holders realy hurting here

resistance broken next stop 30p maybe

broken resistance at 23.27p ,this is looking good

"The achievements of the first half have transformed the prospects for the Group. We have successfully completed a major refinancing to ensure that the Group is on a solid financial footing to weather the economic downturn. As a result, the Group now has a strong balance sheet, and is in a cash positive position for the first time in many years. "Whilst we are aware that the recovery will be slow, we are confident that the Group's strong balance sheet, coupled with our continued focus on cost controls, cash generation and strong customer relations, means that we are well placed to take advantage of the market upturn and maintain our market leading position."

Styles & Wood Group plc, a leading provider of retail property services to premier UK retailers, makes the following statement on trading for the year ended 31 December 2009. The Group and its four divisions (StoreFit, StorePlanning, StoreCare and StoreData) have continued to trade in line with management expectations. Revenue and underlying* profit before tax for the year ended 31 December 2009 are anticipated to be in line with expectations. The refinancing completed on 29 June 2009 has ensured that the Group has a strong balance sheet to weather the current challenging market environment. Net cash at 31 October 2009 was £6.3m which is better than was expected at the time of the refinancing, and this improvement continued through to the end of the year. Despite the tough market conditions, the Group has continued to secure projects with key customers. Some of these projects include: •Barclays - completed work on 4 flagship branches and the refresh of more than 30 other branches •Lloyds TSB - rebranded 13 high street branches •Morrisons - undertook work on 251 cafes •Waitrose - 5 new stores handed over in 2009 •Co-op - continued rebranding of estate, converting 40 stores into new Co-op format •DW Fitness - rebranding and fit out of 4 fitness centres •Home Retail Group - 8 new stores delivered for Argos and 6 for Homebase The Board believes that with its robust financial position, coupled with its strong, loyal customer base, the Group is well placed to take advantage of any market upturn and maintain its market leading position. However, the markets in which the Group operates continue to remain challenging and therefore the Board maintains its cautious outlook for 2010

long term plan it is on track ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;During the second half of 2008 a new management team, lead by Ivan McKeever, was put in place to create and deliver a turnaround plan for the Group and guide it through the current economic cycle. Management have taken early and tough action to align overheads to a forecast fall in revenue, reflecting a tough trading environment for many of our retail customers. In addition, measures have been taken to improve cash and margin controls.

i have just ask my broker and he said the results are out end of April

some of the news the rest of it it it to long ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;RNS Number : 4744J Specialist Energy Group PLC 31 March 2010 Specialist Energy Group plc ("Specialist Energy Group", the "Group" or the "Company") Audited Year End Accounts for Southbank UK plc Specialist Energy Group Plc (AIM: SEGR.L), the niche engineering and manufacturing group focused on the energy sector, is today pleased to announce the audited results of its subsidiary, Southbank UK plc ("Southbank") for the twelve months to 31 December 2009. It should be noted that these accounts relate to the period prior to the reverse takeover of Southbank by the Company. Financial Highlights · Revenues up 11% to £36.8m · Gross profit increased by 117% to £10.8m · Gross profit margins nearly doubled to 29% · Operating profit* of £2.3m, a positive swing of £4.5m from £2.2m loss in 2008 · Profit after tax* of £1.6m, a positive swing of £6.0m from £4.4m loss in 2008 · Order book at £30.1m (*Adjusted for non-recurring items) Operational Highlights · Secured new orders for 18 boiler circulating pumps (total value circa £5m) for export to India · Over 80% of revenues overseas led · In the UK, successfully delivered high integrity gate valves for Thames Water's London ring water main and delivered remote maintenance pumps to Sellafield for nuclear waste management · In Europe, won a new order from Vetco Gray Scandinavia AS (a General Electric Company oil and gas business) for a major deep submersible motor · Continued nuclear success through new orders and continuing service and spares enhancements building on the US division's 'Nuclear' stamp · Continued successes across markets in 'green' energy including waste to heat power plants, solar energy power plants and a tidal energy development project · Winner of Exporter of the Year Award 2009 from the Sino-Anglo business network, '48 Group Club' for exports to China Ewan Lloyd-Baker, CEO of Specialist Energy Group, commented: "We are delighted by Southbank's strong performance in 2009 - particularly when set against the backdrop of some of the most challenging trading and financial conditions in living memory. We believe Hayward Tyler's strategy of focusing on key growth export markets and providing essential equipment to the conventional, nuclear and renewable power markets - as well as supporting deep sea oil exploration - will allow the business to continue to grow." Specialist Energy Group also announces today that the audited accounts for the Company for the 3 month period to 31 December 2009 (which relate to the business of the Company prior to the reverse takeover) are expected to be published by the end of April. It notes however that the cash balances of the Company at 31 Decembe