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AFREN (AFR) Is this the next TULLOW??? (AFR)     

niceonecyril - 04 Apr 2009 08:30

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required field - 15 Apr 2009 08:56 - 67 of 3666

Forget about the number of new shares...it could be somewhere between 200 to 350 million....!....one thing is for sure they will producing a hell of a lot in about 18 months time....promising little company this....and boy ! do they move fast or what ?.

cynic - 15 Apr 2009 08:59 - 68 of 3666

i am not actually disagreeing .... i was just trying to determine if i was as dumb or even dumber than i look! ..... so to ask again, will this dilution technically halve the vlaue of the shares? ..... i think it does

kimoldfield - 15 Apr 2009 09:04 - 69 of 3666

Cynic, yes the number of shares in issue will near enough double, though we don't yet know what the placing price will be. My point is that AFR is very undervalued in comparison with, say, TLW and they say "Afren believes that it is now appropriate to increase its equity capital base and strengthen the balance sheet to finance the EPS of the exciting Ebok development. It is intended that Phase Two of the Ebok development will be financed out of internally generated cash flow.", so no more borrowing intended. They are already reducing existing debt from cash generated so I think with the increase in sales, in the short term, made possible by raising funds through this placing is excellent news.

niceonecyril - 15 Apr 2009 09:05 - 70 of 3666

IEC did a similar placing, diluting the company by a third(from memory), once
they settled down the SP returned back to former rates and of course gained
considerably.
AFR have also indicated they wish to join the main market, something which can only be seen as possitive long term.
I've added todays news to the heder.
I've personally closed my positions until i see hoe things work out, but will be watching and will buy back .
cyril

kimoldfield - 15 Apr 2009 09:07 - 71 of 3666

Oh, yes and technically the sp should halve but in reality I don't expect it will: if anything we might even see an increase when the dust settles and investors realize the true potential now of AFR.

required field - 15 Apr 2009 09:08 - 72 of 3666

The company will have a large capital which should undermine the value of the shares...if you took away the capital and were just left with a huge extra amount of shares : the sp would plunge but with that amount of dosh in the coffers and the capital bit by bit being used on Ebok....the sp should remain around current levels...and the closer we get to production so the market in theory should price this up !.

gnashlevel2 - 15 Apr 2009 09:15 - 73 of 3666

Okay, AFR now looks very securely funded and the likelihood of move to main market is very important. I took this rns as very good news and have bought back in around 35 pence. The dilution is insignificant to the upside. Very happy.

cynic - 15 Apr 2009 09:24 - 74 of 3666

"Yes Cynic, you are correct" would have sufficed, but thank you - lol!

blanche - 15 Apr 2009 09:24 - 75 of 3666

The shares coming to market are probally already spoken for anyway imo

kimoldfield - 15 Apr 2009 09:28 - 76 of 3666

Cynic, lol!

required field - 15 Apr 2009 09:28 - 77 of 3666

This will be in my Isa at some stage...certain !.

niceonecyril - 15 Apr 2009 11:45 - 78 of 3666

Some of my thoughts.

1 Why issue such an RNS as the SP was most likely to fall?
Answer, So the issue price (which will probably be at a discount)is lower, to
satusfy the institutions?

2 I agree that the issue is likely to be already subscrubed,i base that on the
statement regarding funding prior to the prelimaries?

3 As above a discount to the SP which could be 30p (or less)?

4 The move to the main market is really positive, "but its expensive"

5 A mirror of IEC when(from memory) the SP dropped from 450pish to 4
before recovering.

It'll be interestong to see what the next RNS has to tell us and i await before
commiting myself on what will be a long term investment. As Required feild points
out it will be "isable" so worth keeping in mind.
almho
cyril

niceonecyril - 15 Apr 2009 11:45 - 79 of 3666

cyril

niceonecyril - 15 Apr 2009 11:45 - 80 of 3666

Some of my thoughts.

1 Why issue such an RNS as the SP was most likely to fall?
Answer, So the issue price (which will probably be at a discount)is lower, to
satusfy the institutions?

2 I agree that the issue is likely to be already subscrubed,i base that on the
statement regarding funding prior to the prelimaries?

3 As above a discount to the SP which could be 30p (or less)?

4 The move to the main market is really positive, "but its expensive"

5 A mirror of IEC when(from memory) the SP dropped from 450pish to 4
before recovering.

It'll be interestong to see what the next RNS has to tell us and i await before
commiting myself on what will be a long term investment. As Required feild points
out it will be "isable" so worth keeping in mind.
almho
cyril

required field - 15 Apr 2009 11:52 - 81 of 3666

Than...Than..Thanks !...Nnnnice oneee cyril...you would wouldn't be be be Bbbrainnss from Thunderbbbirrds wwwould yoouu ...?!...

gnashlevel2 - 15 Apr 2009 11:52 - 82 of 3666

hello cyril, cyril & cyril

kimoldfield - 15 Apr 2009 12:00 - 83 of 3666

Sorry, could you repeat that please Cyril ;o)

halifax - 15 Apr 2009 12:24 - 84 of 3666

RNS Placing already done to raise $125m

niceonecyril - 15 Apr 2009 12:29 - 85 of 3666

Now listen you lot of piss takers, i'm so old i remember putting blue paper between
sheets of paper to get triplicate. With todays technolgy (and with my special mouse) i can do it at click of the finger.
lol
cyril

moneyplus - 15 Apr 2009 12:49 - 86 of 3666

move to main market was planned last year but the credit crunch dive in the markets put this on hold but I also look forward to putting this one inside an isa. It has been stated on the other side that the funding issues were putting a damper on the sp rise--this has now been addressed so what's the next excuse I wonder?? over to you cynic!
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