Re: talk of legal action over on the ise... thanks for your responce can I ask if you are associated with Atlantic Coal in anyway?
Re: talk of legal action over on the ise... hmmm.. not exatly what i meant , I was simply saying the aim listing had become a waste of money as it wasnt going to be able to raise any further cash so it made sense to delist and stop spending the associated costs. as for the BoD im with you I think they have spent the money on themselves and painted a picture to investors which didnt ever materialise , possibly i would say they were a little more asperational that reality would have allowed, I do agree the salaries are going up and they money could have bee directed towards a share buy back, ( dividend would be pointless withthe number of shares in issue as we would all get 0.0000001p per share) all in all i would say this company has been run for the benifit of the BoD not the investors , but, i maintain a court case as discussed on LSE is just sour grapes and vendictive and wont go anywhere, any compensation wouldnt go to the people taking part it will go to the lawyers and then the remain will be shared amoungs all share holders ( see 0.00000001p per share) everyone needs to remember what it says in the T&C's section, " shares can go down and you may lose your investment" this lot are risikng the " more than you put in" section going for this. if they want to do it fine, but some time you make a bad investment and you chew swallow and move on .IMO
Re: talk of legal action over on the ise for... goldpig there is a few that would disagree, are you telling me we should wait for listing while the Directors take huge salarys this at present is not in the interest of shareholders as they state. You think not by listing is saving them money, perhaps is that where the bonus comes from for their salaries comes until I see something concrete in terms to value to the shareholders then I would say different how about the divident that steve best promised us while we where listed.
Re: talk of legal action over on the ise for... blah, Ok i get it people feel let down, but all this legal talk will just waste more money. truth is you all still hold shares and the company is still operating. yes the fund raising was a little obtuse on AIM but removing the listing is actually saving money which is spent on growing the company .best bet here is to wait and see if they relist the shares asthey have suggested in the future. im as annoyed as the rest but think this will just be a big waste of time and cash
talk of legal action over on the ise forum check out forum over on ise atc, talk of legal action?? [link]
Re: So we are a bargain Looks like we are still going forwardPriced between 0.07 and 0.12?????.
So we are a bargain Atlantic Carbon Group plc Matched Bargain Service The service is available to new and existing shareholders who are within the EEA The service is operated by Capita Asset Services*Atlantic Carbon Group Plc notes the announcement made by Atrum Coal NL (Atrum or the Bidder on 26 October 2016 that, in accordance with the requirements of the UK City Code on Takeovers and Mergers (the Takeover Code, Atrum does not intend to make an offer for ACGAtlantic Carbon Group Plc is pleased to announce that the Company has successfully raised a total of £925,000 (before expenses) as a result of a subscription for 482,833,334 new ordinary shares of 0.07 pence each in the Company (Shares at a subscription price of 0.12 pence per Share (the Subscription and the exercise of 288,000,000 warrants (the Warrants in aggregate to subscribe for 288,000,000 new Shares in aggregate at an exercise price of 0.12 pence per Warrant
buoyant coal prices leading to upgrades for Glencore anywayGlencore PLC (LON:GLEN) was the recipient three upgrades today as analysts reassessed prospects for miners after Donald Trumps presidential victory.Credit Suisses Liam Fitzpatrick upped his target price to 300p, from 250p, as he believes the recent re-rating of the shares has a lot further to go.As long as global growth is not derailed, the earnings trends and valuations for the mining sector remain compelling, he argues.For Glencore specifically, borrowing targets have been met, a dividend restart is imminent but the recovery in cash flows is yet to be fully priced in by the market.We understand investors' nervousness around high coal prices, but even under our conservative base case estimates the company should generate FCF (free cash flow) in 2017 of over US$4.3bn/10% yield and the underpin from marketing gives the group added cash flow stability versus peers.Jefferies, meanwhile, likes Glencores coal exposure and cited it as a reason for its upgrade to buy from hold.While the recent spike in coal prices may be unsustainable, we think consensus forecasts are far too low (especially for coking coal)."Higher than expected coal prices should lead to higher than expected prices for other commodities. We have increased our coal, aluminum, copper, zinc and iron ore price forecasts.The broker says Glencore is trading at a free cash flow yield of 8.9% in 2017 and 11.9% in 2018, while the reinstatement of the dividend when it reports full year results should be a positive catalystThis stock should perform well over the next year and would recommend buying it at current levels, it adds with 300p the target.HSBC, meanwhile, tips Glencore as the stand-out, (along with Rio Tinto PLC (LON:RIO), in a comprehensive overview of the mining sector as the emphasis switches to cash generation in a low demand environment.It too has a 300p price target and a buy recommendation.
General Meeting 18/11/16 [link] may wish to vote, I have!Regards,Seadoc
Share Hi,I have not looked in on these shares for a while as I thought I'd lost my money! I have 1.5 million shares held by III, are they alright there as they are electronic or should I be getting a certificate from the company and if so how?Do we have any idea what the offer is worth?Many thanks,CT
Message to LSE discussion board. To the LSE discussion board.I would just like to say that I used to have issues regarding getting responses from ATC UNTIL I was given Barneys email address.After getting that email address Barney has responded to every email I have ever sent.So for that Barney a very big thank you.Are you really surprised at the Resolution 5 Section 551 authorityThis is an ordinary resolution authorising the Directors to allot relevant securities up to an aggregate nominalamount of £860,000 (equal to 25% of the issued capital of the Company as at 31 May 2016). Such authority,unless previously revoked or varied by the Company in a General Meeting, will expire at the commencement ofthe Companys next Annual General Meeting following this meeting or 30 June 2017, whichever is the earlier tooccur.Resolution 6 Section 570 authority and dis-application of Section 561(1)This is a special resolution authorising the Directors to issue equity securities wholly for cash on a non preemptivebasis pursuant to the authority conferred by resolution number 5 above. This will allow the Board to allotshares without recourse to the Companys shareholders so that it can move quickly from time to time as it deemsappropriate. Such authority, unless previously revoked or varied by the Company in a General Meeting, willexpire at the commencement of the next Annual General Meeting following this meeting or 30 June 2017,whichever is the earlier to occur.
Re: Second (?Better) Offer On the OTC markets US.
Re: Second (?Better) Offer So I take it any offer means we get our shares bought off us or shares in new company?
Second (?Better) Offer From Royal Energy Resources:[link] Seadoc
for your records the share dealing system has been set up[link] at the link above, nicley informed to all the share holders as usual, just think if they had notiified us maybe we could have sold our shares to Atrum for a good price instead of the Best's who did so in our place. GP1