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/

For your portfolio of alternative energy shares, strongly recommend you add GTL ..... it completes a nice little group of slightly different applications

I bought a few GTL shares a year ago but they gave me nothing but losses and fundrasing, however I agree that they do now seem to be back on track and relatively undervalued, thanks Cynic.

confess i am just on a selling tack at the moment .... bit headless chicken i know! ..... making a few bob here and there trading the indices ..... would have been good to be short of bullion today ... down $34.00!

And yesterday, according to bloomberg it lost almost 7%!

BFC not looking good...Morgan Stanley reducing their stake in their shares...SELL

Morgan Stanley has reduced their stakes again today...from 7.86% in October to 4.56% today

So why did MacArthur & Co buy 1.6 million shares on the 4th Oct '06?

maybe they pressed the wrong button

That is why Morgan Stanley is bailing out of BFC...


Biofuels warns on 'tighter' profit margins - BFC down to 56p today.

i think UBS or someone today issued a 20p price target.
Do you not think that when they get there or say 30p a fund manager or wealthy entrepeneur with a view of long term successs could takeover BFC , clear the debts and get it all working again competitively. and then say a five to ten year period you start making fantastic gains, i would if i could.

you could snap it up for around 35million i reckon... or even BP, theyve got the money to spare, they want renewable possibilities in the future and they wouldnt mind taking 'short term pain long term gain'.

Investors chronicles has a negative update on BFC, saying that price target has been reduced and funding may need to be reconsidered with Barclays in December.

exactly the same prob this time last year when BFC escaped receivership by the skin of its teeth ..... DOO looked at a t/o but walked away very smartly ...... DOO makes a much better alternative in the same field (see thread) ..... that DOO's sp has also taken a bit of a tumble this week creates a good buying opportunity

Cynic!!! If I am not mistaken that almost sounds like ramping. Anyone would think you are trying to profit from promoting a stock which you already hold! :o)

don't care if it does sound like ramping .... have merely expressed my view with, what passes for me, some reasonable logic ...... have a look for yourself

I agree with Cynic, DOO is much better alternative..... but the stock seems to keep falling

so it cant be that much better. GTL better than both, (Oh and Symphony).

GTL and DOO (and BFC) are in different fields .... GTL produces ethanol, DOO and BFC bio-diesel ..... and I don't agree with you either, though i hold both DOO and GTL ...... DOO has probably fallen merely in sympathy with BFC and with the fact that bio-diesle prices have fallen back ..... but GTL is hardly performing well at the moment either!

only a matter of time cynic

shall be very pleased if you are right (assume you mean GTL), especially if it happens within my allotted time on this mortal coil