The main activity of Biofuels is the large scale production and exploitation of biodiesel and glycerine following the construction and commissioning of the initial plant.

Biodiesel is produced from vegetable oils and, as an environmentally friendly product, can make a significant contribution towards reducing green house gases and meeting Kyoto targets.



RNS's from BFC can be viewed at:

http://www.uk-wire.com/cgi-bin/index?search_type=3&words=bfc&go.x=17&go.y=8

http://www.biofuelscorp.com/

:-)

guess we're both happy! ..... so where do you reckon sp is going next? ..... i think it will stall at about 20, as posted above, but will not necessarily short immediately at that point.

Shorters will lose on this one, believe me.
Possible dip on the 7th April however only temporary.

why 7th april? .... is that when BFC funding is meant to be renewed?

the manageress
have we met?
fingerprints and style. like artists paintings, are difificult to forge. can be done of course but i think i know your style, regardless of handle,
anyone else recognise that which is difficult to hide?
who is the manageress? is she new? or is she a reincarnation by another name?
answers on a postcard. no reward offered. lol
regards
jkd

7th April

A dip on Easter Saturday.

'Scuse me while I piss myself laughing. ;-))))))))

HOHOHOHO...the manageress is prematurely drunk

Cause, not effect 07/04/07

why Easter Sunday ? What are you expecting ?

And why would Barclays buy stock when they could insist on a DFE swap and effectively take control of the company for no extra cost ?

any ideas ?

BFC is not stopping at 20p...it is zooming past comfortably.

arguably all will be revealed, but do remember that there are/were some massive short positions being run, and this may well be no more than the unwinding of these ..... and of course MMs will make hay in a classic bear squeeze.

i too cannot work out Barclays position, for assuredly they are very vulnerable to any accusation of insider dealing

or just possibly the likes of DOO is sniffing around again ..... sp is prob less than a quarter of what it was when they last approached

and certainly Barclays continue to buy swathes

cynic have you changed your positions on (BFC) and would you buy in to this doomed company now .also do you see the s/p go up/down

i most certainly think the company is a load of manure, but just perhaps someone thinks that smell is as of roses

were there is shit there is money have you not hrd that saying.

I suppose that is true, 'where there is shit, there is gold'. I am on 50% profit.

Retested broken support from underneath? Not a bad setup.

having just ready the latest RNS with its strong implication of D4E, i think sp will head sharply south this morning ...... have reconsidered and shall certainly NOT be a buyer this morning!

Biofuels Corporation PLC
28 March 2007



Biofuels Corporation plc
(the 'Company')


Financing update

Further to the announcement of 13 March 2007, the Company has now secured from
its bankers additional funding. As previously notified, and against the
backcloth of a weaker market, additional remediation costs and a lack of clarity
on the timing and extent of any market recovery, the Company estimates a total
funding requirement, of between 16 million and 25 million through to 31
December 2007.

The Company is pleased to re-affirm that its on-demand banking facilities with
Barclays, who remain supportive of the Company, have been rolled over to 30 June
2007. Barclays have agreed to provide additional facilities of:

3.1 million for working capital and fixed capital purposes including
plant remediation; and

0.9 million to cover bank fees payable on 30 June 2007; in addition to

The deferral of payment until 30 June 2007 of the future interest
payments due up to that date, amounting to around 2.0 million.

However, additional funds for working capital and fixed capital purposes are
likely to be required by the company from 31 May 2007 onwards

The Board continues to discuss its short term cash requirements with Barclays
and to thoroughly investigate a range of options to restructure the current debt
in order to secure the Company's longer term future. Amongst these options is
the possibility of a debt for equity swap. Given the company's current debt
levels of circa 95m (excluding the drawdown of the above new facilities) and
its market capitalisation, which is circa 11 million, should any debt for
equity restructuring occur shareholders in the Company would very likely see
their shareholding significantly diluted.