bosley
- 20 Feb 2004 09:34
BKK2
- 17 Aug 2006 13:29
- 19001 of 27111
robinhood ,just done as paperback suggested and should manage fine,THANKS for your offer
Peter
markusantonius
- 17 Aug 2006 13:31
- 19002 of 27111
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driver
- 17 Aug 2006 13:37
- 19004 of 27111
BKK2
Try this.
http://babelfish.altavista.com/
enkel gedaan als voorgestelde pocket en boete zou moeten beheren
robinhood
- 17 Aug 2006 13:47
- 19006 of 27111
BKK2. Ik ben Rotterdammer maar ik woon al sinds 1976 in Engeland. (forget Google translations ,it translates word by word rather then the sentence . b.v. " een school vissen" would be translated as" a college fish"
robinhood
- 17 Aug 2006 13:54
- 19008 of 27111
May be we should tell SEO board in all the languages we can jointly muster to" get their fingers out"
Sharesure
- 17 Aug 2006 13:54
- 19009 of 27111
Woodie, Bank finance would avoid dilution and make the company's mgt. clearly make a business case based on expected orders; it would discipline the mgt. team into behaving responsibly. I have had a suspicion that in the past this company has been run by boffins inventing good products but with little business acumen in how to reliably move from inventing into commercialising. Maybe Martin Wagner can do just that - I'm reserving judgement on that until we see something tangible to prove it.
Sharesure
- 17 Aug 2006 13:54
- 19010 of 27111
Woodie, Bank finance would avoid dilution and make the company's mgt. clearly make a business case based on expected orders; it would discipline the mgt. team into behaving responsibly. I have had a suspicion that in the past this company has been run by boffins inventing good products but with little business acumen in how to reliably move from inventing into commercialising. Maybe Martin Wagner can do just that - I'm reserving judgement on that until we see something tangible to prove it.
robinhood
- 17 Aug 2006 13:54
- 19011 of 27111
May be we should tell SEO board in all the languages we can jointly muster to" get their fingers out"
greekman
- 17 Aug 2006 13:55
- 19012 of 27111
Woodie,
In a worse case scenario, SEO own several product patents that they could either sell, or share license.
I feel a bank finance package would be best, as it would be relatively simple and quick. An equity type issue would presumably have relatively higher proportion set up fees. But as said, my opinion only and I am not close to being a finance expert.
I also think that given todays news release, they won't hang about.
Tonyrelaxes
- 17 Aug 2006 14:05
- 19015 of 27111
Spasiba
("SHE" uses our cyrilic/RU keyboard at her work and I cannot be bothered with www.translit.ru right now)
tweenie
- 17 Aug 2006 14:09
- 19016 of 27111
below taken from e-mail, recieved today, asking why all the panic and why this latesrt rns
We stated in our interims that we were reviewing the funding and our financing options. The announcement made today is an update.
We are continuing to review all the options. At half year we had 300k in the bank. Today we have 900k.
In the meantime, we continue to progress the commercialisation of our products and, as noted in Martin Wagers quote, there is positive news on this front from USA.
Best regards
Sylvia
____________________________________________
Sylvia Leavey
Investor Relations Manager
Tel: +44 (0) 2380 867 100
Fax: +44 (0) 2380 867 070
Email: Sylvia.Leavey@Stanelco.co.uk
driver
- 17 Aug 2006 14:14
- 19017 of 27111
bosley
- 17 Aug 2006 14:15
- 19018 of 27111
from the 5th august 2005
"The Directors are also now seeking approval for two further resolutions.
The first such resolution seeks Shareholder approval for the issue of further
new Ordinary Shares for cash, other than on a pre-emptive basis to existing
Shareholders, under the terms of section 95 of the Act. The Directors obtained
an equivalent authority at the Company's last Annual General Meeting, though
such authority has now been exhausted by the placing undertaken by the Company
on 8 June 2005. Whilst the Directors have no current intention to use this
authority in the event that it is granted, they believe it would be useful in
providing the Company with the flexibility to raise further equity capital in
the future on a quick and cost effective basis, should market conditions so
permit and should there be a bona fide strategic reason to do so. The authority
now being sought would enable the issue of 46,432,910 new Ordinary Shares,
representing 5 per cent. of the Company's current issued share capital of
928,658,222 Ordinary Shares. The authority will lapse at the conclusion of the
Company's next annual general meeting.
The second such resolution is required to increase the borrowing powers of the
Company set out in Article 94B of the Company's Articles of Association, which
are currently limited to 10 million. Having regard to the level of deferred
consideration payable under the Acquisition Agreement and the level of trade
creditors with which the Group operates, the Directors believe that the current
borrowing limit will be insufficient, and are accordingly proposing that it be
increased to 25 million."
WOODIE
- 17 Aug 2006 14:17
- 19019 of 27111
my own view fwiw is they have already approached bank/banks and have not got the terms they wanted hence the paragraph in the rns.
As indicated in the interim results, in order to enable the Group to move into
the next phase of the commercialisation of its intellectual property portfolio
and to meet its working capital requirements, the Company is currently exploring
all financing options including a public equity issue.
as anyone still got there copy of the last agm As indicated in the interim results, in order to enable the Group to move into
the next phase of the commercialisation of its intellectual property portfolio
and to meet its working capital requirements, the Company is currently exploring
all financing options including a public equity issue.
has anyone still got a copy of the last agm resolutions that will tell you how many shares can be issued before they seek shareholder approval.
as always dyor
WOODIE
- 17 Aug 2006 14:19
- 19020 of 27111
ignore last sentence did not see bosley last post