Reabold Resources PLC - investor focused on developing strategic gas projects for European energy security - Increases its interest in LNEnergy Ltd by a further 1.2% through the subscription for 128 new ordinary shares at GBP1,200 per share, for a total cash consideration of GBP153,600. This will take Reabold's total shareholding to around 47% of LNEnergy's enlarged share capital. Read More
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(Alliance News) - Reabold Resources PLC on Tuesday said LNEnergy Ltd's small scale liquefied natural gas development plan in Colle Santo, Italy, has reached a key regulatory milestone. Read More
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(Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of earnings and trading updates by London-listed companies, issued on Thursday and not separately reported by Alliance News: Read More
Reabold Resources PLC - Investor in "low-risk, near term" oil and gas projects - Increases stake in LNEnergy Ltd by 1.0% through subscription of 17 new ordinary shares at GBP12,047 per share worth about total GBP205,000. Reabold now owns about 27.1% of LNEnergy share capital. Further, LNEnergy grants Reabold warrant with six month exercise period to subscribe in cash for further shares at GBP12,047 each worth about total GBP747,000. If exercised would give Reabold a 30.6% interest. Read More
Reabold Resources PLC - London-based oil and gas investor - 2023 pretax loss widens to GBP7.2 million from GBP45,000 the year prior. No revenue generated, down from GBP560,000. Operating loss increased to GBP7.2 million from GBP97,000. Administrative expenses rise to GBP2.2 million from GBP1.7 million driven by acquisitions. Read More
(Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of earnings and trading updates by London-listed companies, issued on Thursday and not separately reported by Alliance News: Read More
(Alliance News) - The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers on AIM in London on Thursday. Read More
(Alliance News) - Reabold Resources PLC on Tuesday announced the GBP32 million sale of the Victory gas project to Shell UK Ltd. Read More
(Alliance News) - Scirocco Energy PLC on Friday said it was "pleased" to hear Reabold Resources PLC will receive a final payment from Shell UK Ltd, adding that it expects an injection of cash to its balance sheet as a result. Read More
Reabold Resources PLC- London-based investor in "low-risk, near-term" oil and gas projects says the final tranche of payment from Shell UK Ltd in relation to the sale of Corallian Energy Ltd will be distributed to former Corallian shareholders over the coming days. This follows the grant of development approval for the Victory gas field. Reabold will receive GBP4.4 million from Shell, having already received GBP8.3 million. It will use proceeds to advance development of assets within its portfolio, and will distribute excess cash to shareholders. "This represents a significant moment in the delivery of the Reabold strategy to identify, fund and monetise underappreciated, but strategically important assets," says Co-Chief Executive Officer Stephen Williams. Read More
(Alliance News) - Reabold Resources PLC on Wednesday said that shareholders had rejected all proposals to remove its existing board at a requisitioned general meeting. Read More
Reabold Resources PLC - invests in "low-risk, near-term" oil and gas projects - Says that nominated adviser Strand Hanson Ltd has not received sufficient information regarding the suitability of proposed directors for their potential roles as directors. Reabold reiterates that if resolutions pass at the upcoming requisitioned general meeting, scheduled for next week Wednesday, Strand Hanson would be required to resign from its role as Reabold's nominated adviser immediately. This would mean the cancellation of Reabold's shares on the AIM market, which could be cancelled one month later if Reabold does not find a new nominated adviser by then. The adviser has not been able to complete its required due diligence on the board directors proposed by Pershing Nominees Ltd. The 7.8% shareholder group had requisitioned the general meeting proposing to remove the entire Reabold board and name four new directors. Read More
Reabold Resources PLC - invests in "low-risk, near-term" oil and gas projects - Strand Hanson Ltd would be forced to resign as Reabold's nominated adviser were the resolutions at the upcoming requisitioned general meeting to be passed. Reabold says Strand Hanson informed it of this, as the adviser has not been able to complete its required due diligence on the board directors proposed by Pershing Nominees Ltd. The 7.8% shareholder group requisitioned the general meeting, scheduled for January 10, proposing to remove the entire Reabold board and name four new directors. Were Reabold to be left without a nomad, its shares would be suspended from trading on AIM following the general meeting. If no replacement were to be named within a month, the shares would be cancelled from trading. Read More
(Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of updates by London-listed companies, issued on Wednesday and not separately reported by Alliance News: Read More
Reabold Resources PLC - invests in "low-risk, near-term" oil and gas projects - Resumes GBP750,000 share buyback programme started in April, after receiving payment from Shell PLC for the oil major's purchase of Reabold's Victory asset. Reabold has returned GBP156,154 of the total so far, and now will complete the programme with up to a further GBP593,846 in purchases. Reabold has received from Shell GBP5.2 million out of a total GBP9.5 million in deferred net proceeds from the sale of Victory, a project offshore the UK. Reabold eventually plans to return GBP4 million of this to shareholders. "Reabold's board evaluates many investment opportunities consistent with its investing policy and believes that the current market value of the company's ordinary shares makes the buyback an appropriate use of capital," the company says on Wednesday. Read More