Minoan Group PLC - company developing a tourism project in Greece - Shares climb 16% as it remains in discussions with the providers of its only secured debt which expired on December 31. Expects to successfully resolve situation in the coming weeks. Notes that it will further update shareholders on this situation as well as other negotiations in due course. Read More
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Minoan Group PLC - developing hotel resort project in Crete - Issues 77.9 million new shares at average 1.68 pence per share, to settle GBP1.3 million in balance sheet liabilities, including debts owed to directors. The issue price is a substantial premium to the market price of Minoan shares. The new shares represent 8.4% of Minoan's enlarged equity. The plan to convert debt into equity was first announced last week. Read More
(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London were lower midday on Friday after further stimulus from China "failed to move the needle", and yesterday's rate cuts are tempered by the possible implications of the second Trump US presidency. Read More
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(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London were lower on Friday morning as optimism from the latest rate cuts wore off, while in China new stimulus package are expected partly to cushion blows from Donald Trump's promised import tariffs. Read More
(Alliance News) - Minoan Group PLC on Friday said it has strengthened its finances as it continues restructuring its existing loan agreements. Read More
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(Alliance News) - Minoan Group PLC on Wednesday said negotiations for the Cavo Sidero project in Crete are progressing as it reported a narrowed annual loss. Read More
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Minoan Group PLC - developer of hotel resort projects in Crete - Expects annual revenue from its planned Cavo Sidero resort to be "considerably in excess of EUR100 million". This is based on an updated business plan for the project, prepared with the help of property agent Savills PLC, that takes into account recent increases in room rates at high-end tourist resorts. Cavo Sidero sits on a peninsula facing the Mediterranean, and Minoan is permitted to build 108,000 square metres of space in five locations for hotels and resorts. Minoan says it continues to talk to the Public Welfare Ecclesiastical Foundation Panagia Akrotiriani about being granted an 'epifania', equivalent to a 99-year ground lease, for the project. In the meantime, Minoan is moving ahead on the basis of its existing contract. It is preparing an environmental study, which is required before building. Read More
Minoan Group PLC - Croydon, England-based developer of the Itanos Gaia resort hotel project in Crete - Says it is in "frequent discussions" with the Public Welfare Ecclesiastical Foundation Panagia Akrotiriani on an updated agreement for the company's Itanos Gaia project. Says: "The company will update shareholders regularly on progress towards a conclusion. Alongside this, the team is moving forward with the environmental studies required as part of the final planning process. Both actions are assisting in the discussions on the final format and shape of the initial agreement with the first of the hotel groups." Says as part of ongoing commercial activities, it has had a number of discussions in recent weeks regarding third parties taking "meaningful interests" in the project. Says: "These discussions are being actively pursued and, if successful, the company will make the appropriate announcements in due course." Read More
Minoan Group PLC - Croydon, England-based developer of the Itanos Gaia resort hotel project in Crete - Says re-convened annual general meeting to consider accounts for the year ended October 31 will be held on November 10. Company will hold a general meeting on the same day. Will propose two resolutions regarding authority to issue shares to DAGG LLP, having said in late August it will issue 70.7 million shares at 1 pence each to DAGG to clear half of a GBP1.4 million loan. Minoan will also request authority to issue up to 120 million shares at 2p each on average, to settle up to GBP2.8 million of balance sheet liabilities. Says this will improve the balance sheet's security and prepare Minoan for the next stage of development. Chair Christopher Egleton says prioritising liability reduction "demonstrates in a real way that the company and the Itanos Gaia project...are currently significantly undervalued." Read More
Minoan Group PLC - developing Itanos Gaia resort hotel project in Crete, Greece - Issues 70.7 million new shares at 1 pence each, an 11% premium to Friday's closing price, to DAGG LLP to clear GBP707,231 of the GBP1.4 million loan owed to DAGG. The remainder of the loan will be extended to December 31, 2024 at the same interest rate of 10%. For this, Minoan will pay a fee of GBP175,000, which will be added to the loan principal. DAGG will have warrants for 35.0 million Minoan shares reinstated at an exercise price of 1.1p. DAGG also will be given the right to name one director to the Minoan board. Read More
(Alliance News) - Minoan Group PLC on Tuesday said it has agreed to work with an unnamed "major international" luxury hotel group on one or more of Minoan's hotels in the Itanos Gaia project in Crete, Greece. Read More
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Minoan Group PLC - London-based Greek hotel investor - Pretax loss widens to GBP1.1 million for the year ended on October 31, from GBP749,000 the year before. Says this is due to increased loan interest charges. Operating costs rise to GBP541,000 from GBP511,000. Net assets as at October 31 increase to GBP42.7 million from GBP42.4 million a year earlier. Makes no revenue for the year. Adds that the continuing constructive discussions with the Public Welfare Ecclesiastical Foundation Panagia Akrotiriani are not impeding progress on the Itanos Gaia Project in Crete. Read More