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IPOs/Floats/Flotations (IPO)     

Kyoto - 10 Mar 2007 23:47

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Upcoming Floats
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01/08/07Aisi Realty Public Property investmentUkraine
01/08/07Worldspreads Group SpreadbettingIreland1 
02/08/07Lewis Charles Romania Property Fund Property investmentsRomania
Late June/Early JulyLudgate Environmental Fund Investment fundJersey
02/08/07Rapid Realisations Fund InvestmentsGuernsey
03/08/07Et-china.com Travel servicesChina
03/08/07Nordic Land Property investmentSweden, Norway
03/08/07Oakley Capital Investments Private equityBermuda
03/08/07Sepura Mobile radio equipmentUK1 
06/08/07Energybuild Coal MiningUK
06/08/07IdaTech Fuel cellsUS1 
06/08/07In House Group Property managementUK
06/08/07Nviro Cleantech Environmental technologyUK1 
06/08/07Wadharma Investments (Kiwara) Mineral explorationZambia
Early AugustAmerican Leisure Group Leisure developmentUS
10/08/07Azurite Investments (Hitchens Retail) Retail investmentsUK
10/08/07Hollywood Media Services Event servicesUK
 
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Mid/End-JulyMathon Capital Commerical property lenderUK
Mid-JulyAsia Environmental Partners Environmental investmentsAsia
19/07/07IMSG Sales/marketing servicesIreland
Mid-JulyTsar Emerald Corporation Emerald miningRussia
18/07/07Spitfire Oil Oil producerAustralia
17/07/07Park Plaza HotelsEurope1 
12/07/07PME African Infrastructure Opportunities InvestmentsAfrica
06/07/07Cardsave Card paymentsUK
Early JulyVietnam Infrastructure InvestmentsVietnam
03/07/07Discover Leisure Caravan/leisure retailerUK
Late JuneAOI Medical Orthopaedic devicesUS
29/06/07Equidebt Debt collectorUK1 
28/06/07PXP Qudos Vietnam Property Fund Property InvestmentsVietnam
Mid-JuneGenesis Worldwide Inc Construction technologyCanada
07/06/07Vector Hospitality HotelsUK1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 
 
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31/07/07Connemara Mining Company (CON)Zinc/Gold MiningIreland
Late JulyEpicure Qatar Equity (EQEO)InvestmentsQatar
31/07/07Pan African Resources (Barberton Mines) (PAF)MiningSouth Africa
26/07/07Tawa (TAW)Insurance investmentsUK
24/07/07Africa Opportunity Fund (AOF)InvestmentsAfrica
24/07/07CapRegen (CGN)Biotech investmentsUK
24/07/07India Hospitality Corp (IHC)Hospitality investmentsIndia
20/07/07i-design group (IDG)ATM advertsUK1 
20/07/07Mineral Securities (MXX)Resource investmentsBritish Virgin Islands
18/07/07Mobile Doctors Group (Petsome) (MDG)Medico-legal reportsUK
16/07/07Freshwater UK (FWUK)Marketing/PRUK
16/07/07Shieldtech (Base Group) (STEC)Ballistic protection equipmentUK
13/07/07Maple Energy (MPLE)Oil/gas/ethanolPeru
12/07/07Dhir India Investments (DHIR)Distressed investmentsIndia
12/07/07Superglass Holdings (SPGH)Insulation manufacturerUK
11/07/07China Real Estate Opportunities (CREO)Property investment/developmentChina1 
11/07/07Trinity Venture Capital (TVC) (TVCH)InvestmentsIreland1 
10/07/07Minerva Resources (Palladex) (MVA)MiningKyrgyzstan, Ethiopia, Sierra Leone
09/07/07Plant Offshore Group (POGL)Oil/gas supportMalaysia
09/07/07Queenco Leisure International (QLI)Casino operatorGreece
06/07/07Jetion Holdings (JHL)Solar cell manufacturerChina1 
06/07/07Mount Engineering (MOU)EngineeringUK
05/07/07Cobra Holdings (CBRA)Wholesale insuranceUK
05/07/07MobilityOne (MBO)E-commerce paymentsMalaysia
2007-08-01 13:20 (v1.0.3)

Kyoto - 05 Apr 2007 14:44 - 60 of 440

MG - thanks - there's nothing on the horizon in the field of biometrics that I'm specifically aware of. I have a nagging feeling that I've read about a company in this area considering a float later this year but I did a bit of digging and couldn't find anything I'm afraid. If I pick anything up I'll post it here.

Trouble with biometrics is, for every RCG there's an SDKK and I haven't really got my head around the sector. One day I'll do some more reading.

By the way, I was once quite rude to Capital Spreads when they phoned me out of the blue - opening line 'are you interested in oil futures?'. It was only after I'd slammed the phone down on them I remembered I'd asked them to call me sometime with some info on their platform... so it happens. Some of these people need to work on their technique though.

mg - 05 Apr 2007 15:03 - 61 of 440

Kyoto
Cheers and yes, one of these days my well practiced standard response is gonna get me in trouble - but they don't half pee me off. Either they trawl through some databases they've bought or some arse has put me on one of their lists.

I reckon it's that maggie bunton :)

Kyoto - 05 Apr 2007 15:11 - 62 of 440

Isaacs - I don't know if this is relevant to EpiStem - sounds negative but I suppose it could be positive if it locks out competing research:

MPs have warned that the UK government's proposed ban on hybrid embryos could damage UK science, and charged that it will restrict development of life-saving stem cell treatments.

The report comes ahead of a draft bill, due to be published on 8 May, which the government has indicated will ban hybrid and chimera embryos. In November a lab at Newcastle University was first to apply to the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) for a licence to create human-bovine hybrid embryos in order to boost the supply of human stem cells for research.

Don't do a Bush on stem cells, urge MPs, scientists, doctors

Kyoto - 09 Apr 2007 14:23 - 63 of 440

A Hong Kong-based software firm will this week strike a blow for the London Stock Exchange in its increasingly fractious battle with its New York rivals by unveiling plans for a listing on Aim.

NetDimensions, a publisher of knowledge management software used by ABN Amro, Cathay Pacific and HSBC, has elected for a London listing despite the fact that more than twice as much of its revenue is generated in North America as in Europe.

Aim wins another round in US fight

Kyoto - 10 Apr 2007 00:54 - 64 of 440

IPOs/Flotations - Thursday 5 April, 2007Norseman Gold (Davos Resources) - 24/04/07Avanti Communications Group - 16/04/07Aseana Prop Ltd (ASPL) - First DayBB Holdings Limited - 24/04/07JPMorgan Progressive Multi-Strategy Fund - 15/05/07Versatile Systems - 16/04/07

Kyoto - 10 Apr 2007 03:11 - 65 of 440

Last month the London Stock Exchange released some depressing figures, showing that the hunger for Aim stocks is clearly subsiding.

It revealed that the junior market posted its worst performance for admitting new companies in three years. The first quarter saw just 51 new admissions against 121 in the same period last year.

In reality, this should not come as a surprise. For months, investors have complained of "indigestion" and "fatigue" from the constant stream of new flotations, against a backdrop of poor-performing new issues and criticism of Aim from high-profile US figures.

AIM Market report:Bumper international listings compensate for falling numbers

Kyoto - 10 Apr 2007 03:20 - 66 of 440

Matica, an Italian company focused on designing and making machines that can personalise credit, debit, membership and identification cards, will today list on the Alternative Investment Market. The group wants to raise around 2m and is tipped to secure a valuation of more than 10m on admission.

Matica operates in a high-growth market. Plastic cards are increasingly used in the world as a method of payment and identification. Most people these days have multiple cards including credit, debit, SIM cards for mobile phones, membership and loyalty cards as well as identification cards. Matica makes the systems that can personalise them - something which is increasingly becoming a prerequisite in the cards industry. The group is already profitable. In its last financial year, Matica made an operating profit of 500,000 (340,000) on sales of 8.8m.

A good hand of cards (second story)

Kyoto - 10 Apr 2007 03:55 - 67 of 440

A HOME-GROWN business which already a major online retailer of mobile computing and communication devices is dialling up a 25m flotation on AIM, it was revealed today.

He said the company had spoken to a number of venture capitalists, but had opted instead to go for an AIM listing. The private equity investors seemed to be looking at buying shares cheap so they could float the company in due course. We thought we could do it ourselves and that the time is right.

eXpansys plans 25m float

Kyoto - 11 Apr 2007 01:50 - 68 of 440

IPOs/Flotations - Tuesday 10 April, 2007St Peter Port Capital - 16/04/07Bglobal plc - 25/04/07NetDimensions (Hdgs) - Intention to FloatVolga Gas plc - 25/04/07

Kyoto - 11 Apr 2007 02:23 - 69 of 440

Shares in Vneshtorgbank (VTB), Russias second-largest bank, have gone on sale to Russians, as the business prepares for its 4 billion listing in London and Moscow. The flotation, set for early next month, will be the first foreign listing by a Russian bank.

Russias VTB aims for London listing

Kyoto - 11 Apr 2007 10:35 - 70 of 440

LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Meat-packing company Hilton Food Group said it is planning to float on the main market of the London Stock Exchange before the end of May.

The company said no new money will be raised for the company and that it intends to place existing shares with institutional investors. It anticipates that some 50 pct of its shares will be in public hands following admission.

Hilton Food planning to float on main market of LSE before end of May

LONDON (SHARECAST) - The parent company of UK retail stockbroker The Share Centre is exploring the prospects of a listing on Londons AIM in late 2007 or early 2008, it said in a statement Tuesday.

A possible float of Share plc is seen as part of a strategy that would ultimately take the company into a main market listing.

Share plc mulls AIM float

MUMBAI: UTV Software Communications has decided to bring its new media businesses, including the two gaming companies it has acquired, under a wholly owned subsidiary which could possibly list on London's Alternative Investment Market (AIM).

UTV to float UK subsidiary for new media, overseas listing on plan

goldfinger - 11 Apr 2007 10:40 - 71 of 440

The Share Centre to float.........NICE.

Was awarded a few shares with them a couple of years back.

Will have to see how many I have.

Kyoto - 12 Apr 2007 00:44 - 72 of 440

IPOs/Flotations - Wednesday 11 April, 2007ORA Capital Partners - 17/04/07Promethean India - Late AprileXpansys Plc (XPS) - First Day

goldfinger - 12 Apr 2007 01:51 - 73 of 440

Eaga, no news yet then Kyoto?.

Kyoto - 12 Apr 2007 03:49 - 74 of 440

No. But as you suggested on the Eaga thread, it's all about the P/E at float and the risk/reward of buying in. Unless there's some scope for riding the initial wave of hype in an overvalued situation. If it develops a buzz then it's going to end up being priced at the top end of the range and I prefer to look for the SOLA type opportunities. Has anyone called Brewin to ask if they have a date range in mind or if there's any scope for participating in the IPO proper?

If they announce anything more concrete though my systems will probably pick it up and it will get posted here automatically. Sometimes these intention to float statements come to nothing in my experience and sometimes it takes a long time before the package is put together. I assume that given Eaga's financials they aren't going to have any trouble getting sufficient buy-in to float but you never know what might happen in the interim.

Kyoto - 12 Apr 2007 07:03 - 75 of 440

Flat speaker specialist Immersion Technologies International lists on Aim today and unlike many of its junior market peers is already far along the research and development path with some big orders set up. The London-based group, whose products can be found in Aston Martins and Jaguars, joined Aim via a reverse takeover of St James's Energy. It expects to break into profit by mid-2009, thanks largely to a deal with technology firm Nakamichi. A report by Objective Capital values the business at 50m. Immersion chief executive Craig Evans cites a gap in the market as TVs get flatter but speakers fail to keep pace. Immersion's products start at 8mm thick. The group is also in talks with several consumer electronics companies to supply them with tailor-made speakers.

The Guardian (last paragraph)

Small-cap traders are excited about the prospects for St James' Energy following a successful reverse takeover by the high-definition acoustics speaker manufacturer Immersion Technologies, the name under which the shares will begin trading this morning. The group's objective capital report indicates that it expects the business to have a value of close to 50m following the transaction, almost 10 times its current market capitalisation. The shares closed 0.17p better at 1.42p.

Independent

goldfinger - 12 Apr 2007 10:25 - 76 of 440

Thanks for that Kyoto.

This thread is now becoming a must read each day.

Ist one I have a look at every morning.

jimmy b - 12 Apr 2007 10:41 - 77 of 440

Me too GF ,excellent kyoto .

Kyoto - 13 Apr 2007 01:58 - 78 of 440

IPOs/Flotations - Thursday 12 April, 2007Minera IRL Limited (MIRL) - First Day

Kyoto - 13 Apr 2007 03:23 - 79 of 440

Two of Britains leading entrepreneurs are preparing to announce plans to float a hotel property group worth an estimated 2.5 billion on the London Stock Exchange, The Times has learnt.

Richard Balfour-Lynn, the head of Marylebone Warwick Balfour, and Sir David Michels, former chief executive of Hilton Group, have teamed up with Bank of Scotland and Royal Bank of Scotland to pool between 60 and 80 hotels under the De Vere, Hilton and Marriott brands in a real estate investment trust (Reit).

Flotation to put 2.5bn value on first UK hotel Reit

Virgin Radio is heading for a 100m stock market flotation after its owner, SMG, decided to concentrate its efforts on its television interests north of the border.

Virgin Radio set for 100m float
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