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30 November 2010 DEO Petroleum plc ("DEO" or "the Company") Completion of £16 million fundraising, acquisition of the Perth Assets and readmission to trading on AIM DEO is pleased to announce the readmission of its enlarged issued share capital to trading on AIM. Dealings will commence at 8.00am today. This follows the completion of a placing of 35,555,555 new ordinary shares at 45 pence per share to raise £16 million (before expenses) to fund the acquisition of a 42.08 per cent. working interest in certain licence areas in UK Central North Sea, constituting a reverse takeover under the AIM Rules. The licences which have been acquired are P588 (Blocks 15/21c (All) and 15/21b (Residual Area)) and P218 (Block 15/21a (Residual Area)), referred to as Perth Core, Perth North, Perth Beta Terrace, Perth Beta East, Sigma, Dolphin and Gamma. On admission, the Company will have 43,109,931 ordinary shares admitted to trading on AIM. FirstEnergy Capital LLP acted as Broker and Lead Book Runner and Merchant Securities Limited acted as Nominated Adviser and Placing Agent. David Marshall, Chief Executive Officer, commented: "We are delighted to have completed the acquisition of the Perth Assets which will provide the company with a solid platform from which to grow. Our aim is to become a leading independent oil and gas player within the UKCS; these assets are the first step in this strategy and hold significant potential. We look forward to bringing these assets on to production in due course. We would also like to thank the investors who have supported us during this exciting time in raising the funds required for these assets. We now have a firm foundation with a strong and experienced management team from which we look forward to moving the Company ahead into the next stage of its development.

22nd November 2010 SpaceandPeople plc (SpaceandPeople or the Company) Major German Contract Win SpaceandPeople, (AIM: SAL) the leading experiential marketing and media group, is pleased to announce that Retail Profile Europe G.m.b.H (Retail Profile Europe), its wholly owned subsidiary, has signed a major contract with ECE Projektmanagement, the leading Germany-based shopping centre management company to provide leasing, management, marketing and operations of Retail Merchandising Units (RMUs) across its portfolio of major shopping centres. Under the five year exclusive agreement with GB Immobilien G.m.b.H, which is a wholly owned subsidiary of ECE Projektmanagement G.m.b.H & Co, KG, Retail Profile Europe will install and operate RMU's in two Hamburg Centres for the Christmas season. This will be followed by a full roll-out programme in Germany, commencing in the first quarter 2011. It is anticipated that by end of 2012 there will be approximately 200 RMU's in operation. The Company does not intend or require to raise any additional funding to carry out the contract. RPE G.m.b.H, is the German based arm of Retail Profile, the RMU specialist business in the SpaceandPeople Group. The contract is the first that Retail Profile has signed in Germany, which is a major market for SpaceandPeople, and illustrates the cross-selling opportunities the acquisition of the two businesses earlier in the year has presented.

Lets hope they sort it out soon and get back to some high's, would of thought after yesterdays news we would tick up again, maybe some pi's might jump in with the low spread now))

The spread came down aswell as the share price((( any views to why the big drop this morning would be welcome.

mm's lower the spread to welcome new pi's in and get this sp moving up today^^

Could be very interesting tommorw and if that spread comes down more then the buys could be flooding in))))

16 September 2010 Eatonfield Group plc ("Eatonfield" or "the Group") Working capital funding On 24 June 2010, the board of Eatonfield announced that the Group had sufficient working capital funding through to mid-September 2010. The board now expects the Group's existing financial resources will provide it with sufficient working capital funding until mid-October 2010. Whilst certain of the Group's banking facilities are due for renewal on 30 September 2010, the board remains in discussions with the Group's banking partners to obtain an extension to these facilities. The board is also seeking to raise additional equity funding which, due to Eatonfield's current share price being below the nominal value of one penny per ordinary share, will require a capital reorganisation. A circular convening a general meeting to consider the capital reorganisation will be sent to shareholders in due course. The board is also progressing a range of strategic options to secure the Group's longer term future and further updates will be provided at the appropriate time.

Live 36% up now over at advfn

Hi m8 currently not holding HDD, Im in TSTR and MTA , these two shares i have put nearly all my funds into as exspecting some big news very soon. Have only got back into efd again today and hoping things will turn around here.

@ full ask price

coming, showing 24% up @ 0.77

16 September 2010 Eatonfield Group plc ("Eatonfield" or "the Group") Working capital funding On 24 June 2010, the board of Eatonfield announced that the Group had sufficient working capital funding through to mid-September 2010. The board now expects the Group's existing financial resources will provide it with sufficient working capital funding until mid-October 2010. Whilst certain of the Group's banking facilities are due for renewal on 30 September 2010, the board remains in discussions with the Group's banking partners to obtain an extension to these facilities. The board is also seeking to raise additional equity funding which, due to Eatonfield's current share price being below the nominal value of one penny per ordinary share, will require a capital reorganisation. A circular convening a general meeting to consider the capital reorganisation will be sent to shareholders in due course. The board is also progressing a range of strategic options to secure the Group's longer term future and further updates will be provided at the appropriate time.

Hi m8 thx for the lvl 2 i see the market cap is now £16.73 m so hopefully were be up and running very soon, im looking forward very much to see how this all pans out for all involved here. Think i will contact my sharecentre this morning and see when they will alter the new changes. gl m8

yes can't wait until tomorrow to see what price we will get now the waiting game is finally over, cu all tomorrow.

There is value to be unlocked within the small-cap security sector, where stirrings at two particular AIM players excite Providing electronic and physical security systems focused on personal security and asset safety, Newmark Security, chaired by veteran Maurice Dwek, co-founder of Dwek, London-listed in the 1970s, is a niche business on the verge of nice growth. Through asset protection arm Safetell, Newmark supplies rising security screens that protect bank and building society staff, while its electronic operation, Grosvenor, provides access control and security management. Annual numbers to April showed sales lifted 6.5 per cent to £13.8 million and profits increased from just under £1.5 million to around £1.7 million, with an 18 per cent sales surge within asset protection more than making up for weakness in the electronic arm. What makes Newmark anything but a security steady-eddy is its entry, through the acquisition of 60 per cent of ATM, into the Cash In Transit (CIT) deliveries and cash machine protection market. Intriguingly, ATM has developed a product, in conjunction with CIT delivery giant Loomis, that beats the existing method, using ink to stain banknotes, out of sight. Application of a glue causes a chemical reaction when it comes into contact with the notes, degrading the cash and rendering it useless. Finance director Brian Beecraft assures me that ‘the market for it is enormous’ and believes that demand from transit companies could spiral since attacks on staff are increasing. For April 2011, Square Mile number crunchers see profits pushing up to £1.8 million, ahead of growth to £2 million by 2012 as revenue builds to £14.7 million. Estimated earnings of 0.32p place the dividend-paying shares – currently 1.75p, giving the group a £7.9 million AIM tag – on a forward p/e of 5.5 times, a significant discount to peers. This rating reflects size risk as well as the threat of order delays amid current inclement economic climes. Nevertheless, Newmark looks unfairly unloved, given its profitability and exciting investment in ATM protection. The shares are a long-term lock-away.

http://www.growthcompany.co.uk/features/1274543/pick-of-aim-by-james-crux.thtml

now showing 36% down live

for the drop today showing 27% down live

My guess is it will open @ 0.25 and close @ 0.75 but who knows i certainly think there will be some massive buys on that day as i would't want to be out of this share over the weekend.))))

nice read thanks i like this bit of it ( But Hirschfield said early investigations had already revealed substantial antimony reserves.) Getting very exciting indeed)))