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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.250.546 von Thoemme am 22.08.07 09:55:29Wie dieser Deal aussehen wird, kann ich zwar auch nicht genau voraussagen.
Dieser Partner bekommt aber keine FOGL-Aktien, sondern in erster Linie eine Beteiligung an einem Ölfeld, von denen es ja viele gibt.
Auch kann RAB für FOGL weitere Wandelanleihen ausgeben. Dieser Hedgefonds kann sich ja seinerseits problemlos refinanzieren.
Ist für mich ein Zeichen, daß RAB plant, über Jahre bei FOGL investiert zu sein.
Dieser Partner bekommt aber keine FOGL-Aktien, sondern in erster Linie eine Beteiligung an einem Ölfeld, von denen es ja viele gibt.
Auch kann RAB für FOGL weitere Wandelanleihen ausgeben. Dieser Hedgefonds kann sich ja seinerseits problemlos refinanzieren.
Ist für mich ein Zeichen, daß RAB plant, über Jahre bei FOGL investiert zu sein.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.203.787 von Urlaub2 am 17.08.07 14:28:25Sehr erfreulich ist, daß der Hedgefonds RAB und FIH zusammen 49 % der Aktien halten !
urlaub,
realistisch betrachtet ist es EXTREM unwahrscheinlich, dass RAB und FIH die 49% halten keonnen, wenn da ein finanzstarker Partner miteinsteigt (Verhandlungen dazu sollen ja bereits in der Endphase sein!)
urlaub,
realistisch betrachtet ist es EXTREM unwahrscheinlich, dass RAB und FIH die 49% halten keonnen, wenn da ein finanzstarker Partner miteinsteigt (Verhandlungen dazu sollen ja bereits in der Endphase sein!)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.229.784 von Blacksidi am 20.08.07 16:50:22Die verschärfte Einforderung, sich an besagte Rule 26 der AIM zu halten, scheint mir eine Reaktion der Londoner Börse auf die allgemeine Verunsicherung der Märkte zu sein.
Rule 26 stellt Mindestanforderungen an die Informationen, die gelistete Firmen bereitstellen müssen.
Hier ein aktueller Artikel dazu aus dem Independent:
20 August 2007 20:52
AIM firms set to fall foul of new website rules
By Jon Mainwaring
Published: 19 August 2007
Hundreds of companies quoted on the Alternative Investment Market were frantically updating their websites last week to comply with a new London Stock Exchange rule that comes into effect tomorrow. Despite this, some Aim firms will still fail to meet the deadline, according to Al Loehnis of Investis – a business that provides online corporate communications services.
Aim Rule 26 requires that every company maintains a website that provides detailed information about the business for investors. But although most Aim firms have released statements to the LSE in recent weeks confirming that their sites comply with Rule 26, Loehnis says there is "no question" that there will be some that are not up to scratch.
"I will be very surprised if there are many companies that haven't made some kind of an effort," he said. "[But] I would expect that there will be a number that aren't compliant."
Last week, Investis was still getting calls for help despite firms being warned by the LSE about Rule 26 six months ago. A survey by the company of the top 100 Aim firms' websites four weeks ago revealed that only six were fully compliant and that one did not have any presence at all. The LSE also reviewed an extensive sample of Aim firms' sites this month and found that the majority of them did not comply.
Observers will be keeping a close eye on how the LSE treats those companies not complying by tomorrow's deadline. "It's an interesting test for the stock exchange because there is no point in having rules unless you use them," said John Pierce, chief executive of the Quoted Companies Alliance – a not-for-profit organisation that counts many Aim firms as members.
http://news.independent.co.uk/business/news/article2876466.e…
Rule 26 stellt Mindestanforderungen an die Informationen, die gelistete Firmen bereitstellen müssen.
Hier ein aktueller Artikel dazu aus dem Independent:
20 August 2007 20:52
AIM firms set to fall foul of new website rules
By Jon Mainwaring
Published: 19 August 2007
Hundreds of companies quoted on the Alternative Investment Market were frantically updating their websites last week to comply with a new London Stock Exchange rule that comes into effect tomorrow. Despite this, some Aim firms will still fail to meet the deadline, according to Al Loehnis of Investis – a business that provides online corporate communications services.
Aim Rule 26 requires that every company maintains a website that provides detailed information about the business for investors. But although most Aim firms have released statements to the LSE in recent weeks confirming that their sites comply with Rule 26, Loehnis says there is "no question" that there will be some that are not up to scratch.
"I will be very surprised if there are many companies that haven't made some kind of an effort," he said. "[But] I would expect that there will be a number that aren't compliant."
Last week, Investis was still getting calls for help despite firms being warned by the LSE about Rule 26 six months ago. A survey by the company of the top 100 Aim firms' websites four weeks ago revealed that only six were fully compliant and that one did not have any presence at all. The LSE also reviewed an extensive sample of Aim firms' sites this month and found that the majority of them did not comply.
Observers will be keeping a close eye on how the LSE treats those companies not complying by tomorrow's deadline. "It's an interesting test for the stock exchange because there is no point in having rules unless you use them," said John Pierce, chief executive of the Quoted Companies Alliance – a not-for-profit organisation that counts many Aim firms as members.
http://news.independent.co.uk/business/news/article2876466.e…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.229.784 von Blacksidi am 20.08.07 16:50:22Rules for Companies = Richtlinien für Firmen
AIM = Alternative Investment Market
hier nochmal der ganze Text:AIM Rule 26
Falkland Oil and Gas Limited
17 August 2007
Falkland Oil and Gas Limited
("FOGL" or "the Company")
Disclosure of information required by AIM Rule 26
The Company today announces that the information required by Rule 26 of the AIM
Rules for Companies (February 2007) is available under the heading "AIM Rule 26"
within the Investor Relations home page section of the Company's website
www.fogl.com.
17th August 2007
Enquiries:
FOGL 020 7563 1260
Tim Bushell, Chief Executive
KBC Peel Hunt (Nominated Adviser) 020 7418 8900
Jonathan Marren / Matt Goode
College Hill 020 7457 2020
Nick Elwes / Paddy Blewer
Notes to Editors:
Falkland Oil and Gas Limited ("FOGL") is an oil and gas exploration company
focused exclusively on opportunities offshore of the Falkland Islands. It was
admitted to London's Alternative Investment Market ("AIM") on 14 October 2004 at
an issue price of 40p. The current major shareholders of FOGL are: Falkland
Islands Holdings plc (16.31%), Global Petroleum (13.97%) and RAB Capital plc
(32.67%).
At the time of the admission to AIM, FOGL held a 77.5% interest in seven
offshore production licences covering approximately 33,700 sq km to the south
and east of the Falkland Islands. FOGL holds these licences in a joint venture
with Tullow Oil plc. In December 2004, FOGL was awarded a 100% licence over an
additional 50,000 sq kms adjacent to its existing licence areas. The 65,354 sq
km area held by FOGL in 2007 is equivalent to 297 North Sea blocks: as large as
the Southern Gas Basin and the Central Graben combined.
FOGL's work programme in 2007 is specifically designed to de-risk and define the
prospects already identified on its acreage. As such the Company has undertaken
a CSEM programme and infill 2D seismic programme to identify the best prospects
for drilling in 2008. The results of these surveys are expected later on this
year.
FOGL's stated strategy has been to also introduce a suitable farm-in partner
into its acreage. The Company recently announced that it is in advanced
discussions with a Major Natural Resources Company in respect of this, although
there is no guarantee that these discussions will lead to that Company
participating in FOGL's future plans. Further announcements will be made
updating on this situation in due course.
This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
MfG
AIM = Alternative Investment Market
hier nochmal der ganze Text:AIM Rule 26
Falkland Oil and Gas Limited
17 August 2007
Falkland Oil and Gas Limited
("FOGL" or "the Company")
Disclosure of information required by AIM Rule 26
The Company today announces that the information required by Rule 26 of the AIM
Rules for Companies (February 2007) is available under the heading "AIM Rule 26"
within the Investor Relations home page section of the Company's website
www.fogl.com.
17th August 2007
Enquiries:
FOGL 020 7563 1260
Tim Bushell, Chief Executive
KBC Peel Hunt (Nominated Adviser) 020 7418 8900
Jonathan Marren / Matt Goode
College Hill 020 7457 2020
Nick Elwes / Paddy Blewer
Notes to Editors:
Falkland Oil and Gas Limited ("FOGL") is an oil and gas exploration company
focused exclusively on opportunities offshore of the Falkland Islands. It was
admitted to London's Alternative Investment Market ("AIM") on 14 October 2004 at
an issue price of 40p. The current major shareholders of FOGL are: Falkland
Islands Holdings plc (16.31%), Global Petroleum (13.97%) and RAB Capital plc
(32.67%).
At the time of the admission to AIM, FOGL held a 77.5% interest in seven
offshore production licences covering approximately 33,700 sq km to the south
and east of the Falkland Islands. FOGL holds these licences in a joint venture
with Tullow Oil plc. In December 2004, FOGL was awarded a 100% licence over an
additional 50,000 sq kms adjacent to its existing licence areas. The 65,354 sq
km area held by FOGL in 2007 is equivalent to 297 North Sea blocks: as large as
the Southern Gas Basin and the Central Graben combined.
FOGL's work programme in 2007 is specifically designed to de-risk and define the
prospects already identified on its acreage. As such the Company has undertaken
a CSEM programme and infill 2D seismic programme to identify the best prospects
for drilling in 2008. The results of these surveys are expected later on this
year.
FOGL's stated strategy has been to also introduce a suitable farm-in partner
into its acreage. The Company recently announced that it is in advanced
discussions with a Major Natural Resources Company in respect of this, although
there is no guarantee that these discussions will lead to that Company
participating in FOGL's future plans. Further announcements will be made
updating on this situation in due course.
This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
MfG
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.229.784 von Blacksidi am 20.08.07 16:50:22Ist "Regel 26" des AIM-Marktes.
Kann ich im Detail zwar auch nicht sagen.
Dadurch, daß die beiden Großaktionäre praktisch die Mehrheit haben, ist eine kurzfristige Übernahme sehr unwahrscheinlich und wir können im Kurs noch sehr hoch kommen.
Kann ich im Detail zwar auch nicht sagen.
Dadurch, daß die beiden Großaktionäre praktisch die Mehrheit haben, ist eine kurzfristige Übernahme sehr unwahrscheinlich und wir können im Kurs noch sehr hoch kommen.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.203.787 von Urlaub2 am 17.08.07 14:28:25Was heißt eigentlich das "Aim26" aus der letzten News??
Sehr erfreulich ist, daß der Hedgefonds RAB und FIH zusammen 49 % der Aktien halten !
Das bedeutet, daß nur 1 % standhafte Kleinaktionäre wie wir nötig sind, um eine Übernahme zu verhindern.
Es ist also nicht schlimm, wenn die finanzschwachen Global Petroleum wegen der FOGL-Beteiligung vermutlich "gefressen" werden.
Zur Hypothekenkrise kann man sagen, daß die Amis, selbst wenn sie sparen müssen und keine Häuser mehr kaufen können, trotzdem weiter Auto fahren und heizen müssen.
Der Ölpreis ist deswegen auch kaum gefallen und wird sehr wahrscheinlich in ein paar Jahren die 100 Dollar erreichen.
Das bedeutet, daß nur 1 % standhafte Kleinaktionäre wie wir nötig sind, um eine Übernahme zu verhindern.
Es ist also nicht schlimm, wenn die finanzschwachen Global Petroleum wegen der FOGL-Beteiligung vermutlich "gefressen" werden.
Zur Hypothekenkrise kann man sagen, daß die Amis, selbst wenn sie sparen müssen und keine Häuser mehr kaufen können, trotzdem weiter Auto fahren und heizen müssen.
Der Ölpreis ist deswegen auch kaum gefallen und wird sehr wahrscheinlich in ein paar Jahren die 100 Dollar erreichen.
http://www.fogl.com/operations/documents/FOGL-ProgressReport…
Progress report – Wednesday 8 August 2007
2D Seismic (survey completed)
The seismic processing continues at Fugro. About 30% of this dataset has now been received
at FOGL and interpretation is underway. We expect the processing of the survey to
continue into early September .
Controlled Source Electromagnetic (CSEM)
2 new lines have now been completed and the data has been sent to OHM in Aberdeen for
processing. Acquisition is progressing on the final part of the programme which will be
completed in August. Processing of the new data is expected to take 2-3 months to
complete
Progress report – Wednesday 8 August 2007
2D Seismic (survey completed)
The seismic processing continues at Fugro. About 30% of this dataset has now been received
at FOGL and interpretation is underway. We expect the processing of the survey to
continue into early
September .Controlled Source Electromagnetic (CSEM)
2 new lines have now been completed and the data has been sent to OHM in Aberdeen for
processing. Acquisition is progressing on the final part of the programme which will be
completed in August. Processing of the new data is expected to take 2-3 months to
complete
31.07.2007 10:54
Global Petroleum says reviewing Kenya, Falklands studies; seeks investments
LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Australia-based Global Petroleum Ltd (Nachrichten) said in its quarterly report that it is currently engaged in reviewing the study on Pomboo-1 blocks L5 and L7 in offshore Kenya to determine their remaining potential. The company had earlier reported unsuccessful drilling at its Pomboo-1 well.
It also said processing of data of Falkland Oil and Gas Ltd -- in which it holds 14 pct -- has commenced. The results of two surveys will be integrated with existing work to produce a short list of the best prospects for drilling,
set to start in 2008.
Global Petroleum said its joint venture partner, RWE Dea AG, is seeking to confirm a revised time frame for the Exploration Study Agreement covering blocks 4 and 5 of an area in offshore Malta with the Maltese government. The agreement was previously extended to March 31, 2007, along with RWE's farmin agreement.
The company added that its cash balance at end-June stood at 6.32 mln aud, and said it continues to review opportunities for acquisitions, joint ventures or investments in the resources sector, both domestic and overseas.
TFN.newsdesk@thomson.com
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Global Petroleum says reviewing Kenya, Falklands studies; seeks investments
LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Australia-based Global Petroleum Ltd (Nachrichten) said in its quarterly report that it is currently engaged in reviewing the study on Pomboo-1 blocks L5 and L7 in offshore Kenya to determine their remaining potential. The company had earlier reported unsuccessful drilling at its Pomboo-1 well.
It also said processing of data of Falkland Oil and Gas Ltd -- in which it holds 14 pct -- has commenced. The results of two surveys will be integrated with existing work to produce a short list of the best prospects for drilling,
set to start in 2008.Global Petroleum said its joint venture partner, RWE Dea AG, is seeking to confirm a revised time frame for the Exploration Study Agreement covering blocks 4 and 5 of an area in offshore Malta with the Maltese government. The agreement was previously extended to March 31, 2007, along with RWE's farmin agreement.
The company added that its cash balance at end-June stood at 6.32 mln aud, and said it continues to review opportunities for acquisitions, joint ventures or investments in the resources sector, both domestic and overseas.
TFN.newsdesk@thomson.com
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