Sunday’s Observer reiterated that property developers the Candy brothers had lifted their stake in Metals Exploration (MTL) through their investment arm Solomon Capital, to 44%. The piece noted their £11.5m investment and belief that the situation was significantly undervalued, and the Daily Mail on Saturday also highlighted the story. The shares were 0.25p healthier at 13.25p following this press attention.
Nighthawk Energy (HAWK) comprised part of Derek Pain’s “No Pain, No Gain” section of The Independent on Saturday, being the only exploration play in Mr. Pain’s portfolio. He commented that the shares seem to be “coming to life” and noted that the amount a buyer pays for a minority stake in its Jolly Ranch project will be interesting, as he hears the deal could provide a “mouth watering valuation “. The stock was 2.25p higher at 48.25p during Monday morning’s trading.
Today’s Daily Express provided some statistics regarding AIM competitor PLUS Markets (PMK), reporting that only one new company joined the market in April and that, so far, Plus companies have raised £8m though joining this year. Shares in the Company itself were 0.125p lower at 4.875p this morning.
Saturday’s Daily Express pointed out speculation that Scotty Group (SCO) has lined up “multi-million pound contracts”, and the shares were 3.00p ahead at 55.50p earlier today.
Prices above taken at around 10:49am on Monday, 11 May 2009.
The following companies, in which City Equities customers may have an interest, released announcements to the market this morning. These can be found by entering the relevant company name or ticker code in the search box on this site.
EMED Mining (EMED): Final Results.
Matra Petroleum (MTA): Holdings in Company.
Oak Holdings (OAH): Re. Signing of Lease and Acquisition.
Oxford BioMedica (OXB): Bavarian Nordic’s Re-filed Lawsuit.
Petards Group (PEG): Final Results.
Petrel Resources (PET): Institutional Placing.
Renewable Energy (REH): Sale of Wave Energy Intellectual Property.
ValiRx (VAL): Issue of Equity.
Monday, 11 May – Results from EMED Mining (EMED) and Petards Group (PEG). Regional PMIs (April).
Tuesday, 12 May – RICS UK Housing Market Survey (April). UK Monthly Industrial Production Figures (March).
Wednesday, 13 May – NIESR Monthly GPD Estimate (April). Monthly UK Unemployment Figures (April).
Thursday, 14 May – CML Regulated Mortgage Survey (March).
Friday, 15 May – Company Winding Up and Bankruptcy Petition Statistics (Q1).
Diary items source: Fidessa.
The next Penny Share Review will be posted on Monday, 18 May 2009.
Compiled by Chris Richards.
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