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BGS IOMINVESTCOM 24 Nov 2015

Looking positive this am nm - 412 / 4.20 spread

CINE oldjoe1 24 Nov 2015

CINE, Strong Results............ <b>BRIEF – Cineworld says pro forma revenues for 46 wks to Nov. 19 up 11.9 pct24-11-2015 07:40Nov 24 (Reuters) – Cineworld Group Plc :</b>For 46 week period ended Nov. 19, 2015 pro forma box-office revenues increased by 10.8 pctTotal pro forma revenues for the 46 weeks to Nov. 19, 2015 up 11.9 pctSolid H1 performance has continued and for 46 week period ended Nov. 19<b>Q4 has started strongly with release of "Spectre" on Oct.26 in UK and on Nov. 5 in CEE and Israel</b>Source text for Eikon: ... Further company coverage: CINE.L(Bengaluru Newsroom +91 80 6749 1136

DLAR gamesinvestor 24 Nov 2015

Results Well at least they have won some polymer business and increased the order book.HEADLINES · Half year results slightly ahead of expectations - full year expectations unchanged · Group 12 month order book up 37% year-on-year at £405m, though market conditions remain volatile · Print and Paper volumes better than expected, benefited from large overspill contracts · Progress on Polymer marked by significant three-year contract · Launched first software solution for both Identity and Security Products, and secured first customers · Reorganisation complete with new CFO on board; functional structure in place to support delivery of strategy; net headcount reduction of 6% · Manufacturing footprint review near completion, expect more than £13m of annual savings from 2018/19, <£30m capex investment and £8m restructuring cost over next two years· 'Root and branch' review initiated to address CPS poor performance· Interim dividend maintained at 8.3pGames

TPL Gunnersyeo 24 Nov 2015

Marketwire Announce.... Tethys Petroleum Limited: Extension of Exclusiv... www.investegate.co.uk/article.aspx?id=20151124065939M1402&fe=1 I like para 5...A condition to the first draw down under the Interim Financing Facility is that Mr Alexander Abramov, adesignee of Olisol, and Mr William Wells of Pope Asset Management, LLC, a 19.1% shareholder of the Company, beappointed to the Board of Directors of Tethys (the "Board". Both individuals have now been appointed to theBoard.

SAC allenkey 24 Nov 2015

RNS Interims are out: [link]

FXI IOMINVESTCOM 24 Nov 2015

Re: Time to open discussion ! Hi Phil.Looking promising performance in share price of late plus Dell deal & results likely to be ahead of expectations.GLTA

REC Greyinvestor 24 Nov 2015

Adequate results Results today seemed adequate if uninspiring.Revenues flat, wages costs up, profits down 8% despite being flattered by one client.Dividend held at 1.65p for the full year, 0.825p at the half year v 0.75p. But this dividend is by no means guaranteed.Outlook not much better.But...Net tangible assets look to be about £33m, almost all in forms of cash. So the actual trading business is valued at about £32m versus a full year profit of about £6m.A Hold for me, in the hope of an upturn in business. I have a modest holding in these shares, currently showing a 2% loss.

RNWH gretel 24 Nov 2015

Results ahead of expectations Excellent results - 26.03p EPS is well ahead of expectations (24.9p EPS).And the 7p dividend is way ahead of the expected 6p.Order books are well up on last year, so looking good for this year. Lots of good appointments too, particularly in nuclear.The interesting thing is that both gas and telecoms infrastructure have been slow to get moving and have underperformed this year - but both have huge potential. Imagine if and when these markets too start to shift into gear....

FCSS nk1999 24 Nov 2015

From Citywire Shareholders in Fidelity China Special Situations (FCSS) are set to pay a performance fee of over £2.7 million despite losing 16% of their money in the latest half-year period.Interim results published by the investment trust last week show a provision of £2,738,000 has been made to pay its fund manager, Fidelity, for the six months to 30 September, lifting overall ongoing charges for the period to 1.7%. Although this is down from just over 2% a year ago when Fidelity also earned a performance fee, it marks the first time in the trust’s five-year history that the fund manager will receive the extra fee when investors have suffered losses......"[link]

AMFW Kenj2 23 Nov 2015

Re: Where's Lambrini gone? AlanT,The 4.4% dividend rate you are quoting is for the next trading year 2016.At current sp of 438p, the interim divi of 14.8p plus the 50% reduced projected 2015 final divi of 14.2p, add up to 29p payable by July. This represents a 2015 dividend of 6.6%.

VGM Emed Brown 23 Nov 2015

Re: AT LAST THE OFFER!!! Hi Chockdee,Im with Hargreaves too, and they have stated that the dealing cost will be divided by how ever many people want to agree to the offer,

SML JakNife 23 Nov 2015

Re: Interesting research note Is it "interesting" because you agree with it and it supports your personal bias? Or is it "interesting" because of some other reason?

JKX Stonefold 23 Nov 2015

Re: Possible hurdle That first part is a bit messy - I'll try again.On the page[link] are Hyperlinks to download documents in Word format.In the second paragraph dated 18.11.2015........ no: 374 ............ [331.5 Kb] : 349) .....The Hyperlink to the second and larger file 331.5kb gives 374d.docWhich lists the decisions of order no. 374

IMM aenigma 23 Nov 2015

Re: sp action I think you'll find it's much fairer than that. £1,560,000

OXS ultrapunch 23 Nov 2015

If OXS win then we can only guess at the size of the settlement. Similarly we can only guess at the size of Calunius's fee.My guess is that the minimum award will be US$100m. The maximum? I have no idea. I'm hoping for around US$400m, but I'm only guessing. Many are thinking it could be much higher, but that could just wishful thinking on their part.Based on what Calunius say on their web site I reckon that if OXS are only awarded US$100m then Calunius could take around US$35m (they look for a return of 5, or 6 times their outlay) That would leave OXS with just US$65m. Around £42m. The current OXS Mkt Cap is £28m.If OXS were awarded my US$400m target then I imagine Calunius would get a higher fee (5, or 6 times outlay plus a percentage of settlement); say US$60m? That would leave OXS with US$340m. That's around £225m. That would mean the OXS sp would multi-bag.Of course OXS might not win. That's the gamble. It's a good gamble, IMO, with excellent potential upside, but don't bet more than you can afford to lose!!RUR issued an RNS on the 20/12/13 when they were told by the arbitrators that their UNCITRAL verdict would be given by the end of January 2014. RUR were awarded around 25% (US$35.5m) of their original US$142m claim. What defeated RUR was they had debts that needed to be repaid and soon so they accepted US$31.5m for early payment from the Bolivian Govt, but their debts to Birdsong (they didn't have a no win, no fee funder such as Calunius) soon gobbled that up. Since OXS now have no debt burden they shouldn't fall into the same trap as RUR.If the same happens with OXS as happened with RUR then we might get an OXS RNS giving a specific date for the verdict.