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Could this be a mini knutsford job after todays deal !!!!!!!!!!!! (GLA)     

bigbobjoylove - 29 Oct 2003 11:50

Read the rns.Special div of 4p a share for a start.The new co shares are on the canadian market,the deal has already netted a paper profit of 13 million quid on the new gold mining co.The new co will be capped at around 28 mill.READ READ READ-The upside in this over the next few days could be substantial.

Pommy - 29 Oct 2003 15:08 - 2 of 3

Hmmmmmm!!!!!! Slater!!!!! buyer beware!!!!


Due to the fact that Mark Slater, Chairman of Galahad, and his family have an
interest in Shambhala Gold, the Acquisition is a related party transaction under
the AIM Rules. The Independent Directors, having consulted with Seymour Pierce
Limited, consider the Proposals to be fair and reasonable insofar as
Shareholders are concerned.

hangon - 10 Jul 2006 17:29 - 3 of 3

Pommy are you still with us?
What are yr thought on GLA now that Rio Timto has take an interest in the Canadian "Pebbles" field? Also (perhaps) you were right - the Shambhala has turned into a Shambale.....costing GLA about 50m write-down I think was reported. Sounds like a little careless to invest in something at the Owner's valuation....wouldn't you expect there to be a claw-back clause so the money would only be paid (with interest at base-rate), once the mine was profitable...etc.? That's what I'd expect...otherwise GLA could be buying a field of sand...or worse a field of very hard rocks.
It would be interesting to know what "deal" was struck by Rio Tinto....can't imagine they'd fall a simple trick....so that looks like the Canadian field has some value - Q, is - is it worth 11p/share to us?
All IMHO.
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