Angehender UK-Goldproduzent-Börsenwert 9 Mio.GBP!
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Kommt das Geld oder findet sich rasch ein anderer Investor, dann könnten wir zweifellos wieder auf den Stand vor dem Wochenende zurücklaufen (sprich ~ 0,05x), vielleicht sogar höher.
Kommt kein frisches Geld, ist hier aber auch ganz schnell Schluss. Ascot braucht dringend Kapital, das steht außer Frage!
Der Vertrag mit der Ldt. mag bindend sein, allerdings bezweifle ich die angekündigten, rechtlichen Erwägungen, falls doch keine Zahlung erfolgt.
Hier ist m.M.n Vorsicht geboten!
Wenn ja, dann haben die Personen die gestern gekauft haben, alles richtig gemacht.
Komisch ist nur, dass gestern Verhältnismäßig zu wenig verkauft haben, nur Privatanlager, nicht die Fonds. Wissen die mehr ?
As the deadline for payment has now passed the Company has instructed its solicitors to issue a default notice and demand payment by 25 February.
Die Frist ist durch. Es ist damit höchst unwahrscheinlich, dass der ursprüngliche Investor jetzt noch zahlt.
Die Fonds haben doch im Vorfeld bereits Anteile ganz oder teilweise abgestoßen. Das ging doch schon aus früheren Meldungen hervor?
Vorläufige Zahlen: Endlich
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/...ults-for-30-september-2012-008.htm
Ich will das nicht schlechtreden, aber solche nackten Zahlen (ohne detailierte Aufschlüsselung) sind für mich immer mit Vorsicht zu genießen.
Natürlich bedeutet Produktionen auch Einnahmen, aber wieviel sind es genau?
Interessant(er) finde ich die teilweise Schuldentilgung. Es wäre aber auch wichtig zu wissen, wie hoch denn die Gesamtsumme der Schulden noch ist? Bei 10 Mio sind 1 Mio Abbau ja nicht zu verachten, bei 100 Mio sieht die Sache wieder anders aus.
Wir werden sehen.
Für große Kurssprünge wird das wohl nicht reichen, aber ich denke der Zeitpunkt ist bewusst gewählt, denn so kommt vor dem (zumeist) nochmal Abverkauf-Freitag etwas Ruhe rein.
... im Wallstreet-online Forum wird gerade fleißig für die Rettung von Ascot geworben:
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/...ning-gold-in-costa-rica
Ist sehr interessant, dass sich die Aktionäre so hinter das Unternehmen stellen, echt bemerkenswert!
Einfach mal reinschauen!
ASCOT MINING PLC
ISSUE OF EQUITY
London: 27 March 2013. Ascot Mining Plc (ICAP-ISDX: ASMP, Xetra®: AM3.de, the "Company") announces that, pursuant to a conversion of debt totalling £ 34,687.11 at a price of £0.017955 per share in relation to the Standby Equity Distribution Agreement announced on 3 October 2011, the Company has issued and allotted 1,931,891 shares.
In accordance with the FSA's Disclosure and Transparency Rules, the Board of Ascot confirms that the Company now has 108,041,740 ordinary shares of 1p each in issue with each ordinary share carrying voting rights (ISIN: GB00B2QH7M99) and a total of 12,980,136 traded warrants outstanding (ISIN: GB00B5222R97).
The Directors take responsibility for this announcement.
Ascot Mining Plc info@ascotmining.com
www.ascotmining.com
Daniel Stewart & Co Plc www.danielstewart.co.uk
(Corporate Adviser & Broker)
Paul Shackleton (Corporate Finance) +44 (0)207 776 6550
Colin Rowbury (Corporate Broking) +44 (0)207 776 6550
SVS Securities Plc www.svssecurities.com
(Joint Broker)
Ian Callaway / Alex Mattey (Corporate Broking) +44
chts mehr bringen wird
ASCOT MINING PLC INVESTOR COMMUNICATION #03, DATED 5 May 2013
Dear Opt-In Subscriber,
In our letter of 10 March we addressed the recent breach of contract of an obligation to fund US$10 Million for Ascot Mining Plc (“Ascot” or “Company”). We write this update, the third of 2013, to bring our shareholders and other interested opt-in subscribers up to date on the Company’s current circumstances and on management’s efforts to seek funding solutions and reinstate trading in the Company’s shares. We can advise that a number of negotiations have failed to come to fruition, due in large part to the uncertainty caused by the current trading suspension and the problems associated with the Company’s debt and working capital shortfall. The Company, however, is pressing on with talks on a number of fronts whereby it is pointing out the benefits associated with a “ready to go” gold production opportunity and in this regard we have not exhausted our prospects. While no firm commitments have been reached at the time of this writing it is hoped to have a deal in the near future that will eliminate or substantially reduce debt, provide sufficient working capital and facilitate reinstatement of trading in the shares and, importantly, restart production. A number of scenarios are actively being pursued, including, but not limited to, working with our creditors toward an agreed solution, seeking new equity funding, possible gold off-take arrangements, joint venture arrangements, sale of assets, merger possibilities and / or debt solutions. Ascot has received a number of supportive emails from its shareholders recently, expressing concern for the future of the Company. Some have asked why the Company has not approached its existing shareholders for financial help. The truth is that, whilst these gestures are appreciated, the Company must be very careful not to be seen as soliciting financial assistance from the public under its current circumstances as this may be viewed as a breach of securities regulations. In summary, market conditions in the junior mining sector remain abysmal, with many companies being severely undercapitalized and at risk of closure. Witness, for the first time in many years, the Toronto Stock Exchange, which is the home of 60% of the worlds mining companies, had ZERO IPO’s in Q1 2013. In spite of what amounts to a near perfect storm of negativity, and whilst there is no guarantee of success, we at Ascot wish to acknowledge our shareholders and our employees in Costa Rica for their patience and loyalty while management continue to work tirelessly to find an acceptable arrangement to mitigate the current situation and hopefully bring about an opportunity to grow shareholder value.
As always your questions and comments are welcomed to info@ascotmining.com
Sincerely, David Jackson Ascot Mining Plc.
...Würde ich sagen. Es heisst weiter Prinzip Hoffnung.
Zumindest wird auch parallel mit Texel als Gläubiger verhandelt und Texel hat die Versteigerung ja noch nicht in die Wege geleitet. Naja Ascot braucht allerdingsdings auch kurzfristig Liquidität...
Also weiter warten :(
ASCOT MINING PLC INVESTOR COMMUNICATION #04, DATED 26 MAY 2013 Company Update
Dear Opt-‐In Subscriber, We write this update; the fourth of 2013 to bring our shareholders and other interested opt-‐in subscribers up to date on the Company’s current circumstances and on management’s efforts to seek funding solutions and reinstate trading in the Company’s shares. In our letter of 4 May we advised that a number of negotiations failed to materialize, due in large part to the uncertainty caused by the current trading suspension and the problems associated with the company’s debt and working capital shortfall. The foregoing has now been exacerbated by the volatility in the recent price of gold and efforts by the secured lender to auction the shares of Veritas Gold, Ascot’s wholly owned subsidiary. The shares of Veritas Gold are held in trust securitizing an outstanding debt obligation of £1,555,000. Veritas Gold SA has debt obligations to Ascot Mining Plc, its parent, of approximately £7.3 Million in inter-‐company loans, which were advanced over time for the acquisition and development of the Chassoul mine. This debt is subordinated to the secured lender but Veritas Gold remains obliged to Ascot subsequent to the discharge of the secured debt. As reported on 4 May efforts continue to seek solutions and in this regard talks are on going with interested investors. While there are still no contractual commitments it is hoped to have a deal that will resolve current issues and facilitate restarting production prior to any auction of the Veritas Gold shares occurring. Market conditions in the junior mining sector remain abysmal, especially for exploration companies with no near term production. Ascot is different in that its Chassoul mine is built, permitted and has actually produced gold. Having sorted the initial commissioning problems, it is now poised for re-‐commencement of production, encumbered only by modest debt and a shortage of working capital relative to its value and potential for immediate revenues. The Company is actively negotiating with a number of prospects that contemplate a variety of scenarios, including a forward sale of a portion of its production, a possible joint venture, the outright sale of the asset and direct equity investment into Ascot. It is hoped an astute investor will soon recognize Ascot as a timely and unique chance to invest in a low cost of production “ready to go” gold mining and revenue generating opportunity. Questions and comments are welcomed to info@ascotmining.com Sincerely, David Jackson Ascot Mining Plc.
bestätigen und gold fördern,dann kann auch der aktienhandel wieder starten und
wir mit höheren kursen rechnen......ich habe wieder hoffnung.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stUSmw059hU
Läuft die Produktion von Chassoul wieder an? Sieht so aus... Wenn jetzt noch die Finanzierung in trockene Tücher kommt und die Bedingungen für die Altaktionäre fair sind, dann können die Investierten erst einmal durchatmen. Nach dem Video sollte demnächst auch eine Mitteilung von Jackson kommen. Warten wir es ab!
news in kürze........warten wir es ab.........
We write this update, the sixth of 2013 as a continuance of our efforts to keep our shareholders and other interested opt--in subscribers up to date on management’s efforts to seek funding solutions and reinstate trading in the Company’s shares.
In our previous letters we advised that the secured lender had instructed the National Bank of Costa Rica to auction the shares of Veritas Gold, Ascot’s wholly owned subsidiary. Our lawyers continue disputing certain irregularities in the auction process such as incorrect procedural protocol and omissions of facts. Ascot’s lawyers have confirmed there are proper grounds for disputing the process.
As mentioned previously, Veritas Gold SA owes Ascot approximately £7.4 Million in inter--company loans, which debt is subordinated to the secured lender, therefore, it is imperative this fact be disclosed to any party contemplating the acquisition of the shares at auction.
We are pleased to advise that the UAE based Gold Fund has advanced the majority of the first tranche of funds necessary to restart operations and production of gold. These funds have already been deployed and operations have re--commenced. Mining is underway and the mill is operational. See brief video clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stUSmw059hU
The Company is on track to deliver an initial 390 ounces of gold after which, a second tranche of US$4 Million of the agreed US$10Million facility will be released. This is expected to occur within the next 60+/-- days. These funds will be utilized to pay out the secured creditor, provide expansion funding, clear up other Ascot payables and provide working capital. The third tranche of US$5.5Million will be available for drawdown as and when required.
Ascot is preparing for reinstatement of trading in the UK and in Germany. Ahead of accessing the second tranche of funds the Company is seeking up to US$1.5 Million (£1Million) through equity placing/s. The Company is in talks with a number of potential investors who are recognizing the unique opportunity to participate in Ascot’s re--emergence to the market. Immediate supplementary equity funding will ensure a strong working capital position and a timely re--start of trading. Current market conditions are presenting compelling opportunities for those companies with financial capabilities. Ascot is determined to obtain steady state production of gold and capitalize its treasury, thus positioning itself to expand gold production in Costa Rica and through a targeted acquisition policy. The foregoing is consistent with Ascot’s originally stated business model. Management is pleased to have partnered with the fund, which will facilitate the availability of capital in order to execute this plan.
Our team continues working tirelessly toward meeting the challenges facing our company and moving forward to realize successful steady state production from our Costa Rica operations and seizing opportunities presented in today’s market.
- es gibt Finanzierungszusagen über 10 Mio $ seitens eines UAE Gold Funds: es sind offensichtlich bereits 500 k$ geflossen (damit Chassoul wieder in betrieb gehen kann); wenn 390 Unzen produziert sind gibt es weitere 4 Mio $ und nochmal 5,5 Mio $ schrittweise,
- die Versteigerung der Chassoul-Mine wurde aufgrund von Formfehlern gecancelt,
- 1,5 Mio. sollen durch Ausgabe neuer Aktien an Investoren in die Kasse fliessen,
- der Börsenhandel soll wieder aufgenommen werden.
So weit, so gut. Vieles ist aber ungeklärt:
- wie sehen die Konditionen der Finanzierung über die 10 Mio $ aus?
- zu welchem Kurs erfolgt die Kapitalerhöhung (= Verwässerung für die Altaktionäre)?
Nicht gerade irrelevante Punkte, die geklärt werden müssen. Immerhin ist das Licht wieder heller geworden, mal sehen, ob es irgendwann für Ascot und seine Aktionäre strahlt und der Leidensweg zuende ist.