Sibir Energy er et russik oliefirma emd veslit ledelse og var i sommeren 2008 det største firma på den alternative vækstbørs AIM i London.
Kursen topped omkring de 8 pund efter en stignign fra 2 pund i løbet af et par år. Selskabet producerer lidt over 75.000 tønder olie omdagen særligt fra det store Salym oliefelt som ejes 50:50 med Shell. Fundamnetalt er selskabet i en god gænge og har bl.a eget raffinaderi, kæde af tankstationer mv og satser en dl på indenlandks saqlg i Rusland, hvor der er en stor eftersprøgsel.
Selskabet har dog været ude i et sanddt stormvejr det sidste år efter hovedejeren - en russik oligark - kom i pengenød pga store lån til ejendomsinvesetringer i Rusland. De forsøgte at sælge ejndommene til Sibir, men det blev afvist af de øvrige aktionærer inklusiv byen moskva, som ejer 18 pct (og er en meget vigtig partner i Rusland). Kursen dkkede ned til 0,5 pund, men rejste sig siden til omkring 1,75 pund.
Siden kom det frem at hovedaktionæren muligvis har lånt minimum 328 mio dollar af selskabet og pengen muligvis er gået til at købe aktier i selskabet (denb store stigning). Der kommer retssager i kølvandet herpå og adm. direktør er blev fyret.
Men fundamentalt kører selksabet godt, der pumpes og sælges olie og det er vel maks et års cashflow der er ude at svømme. Der har også været spekulationer om at Shell eller Gazprom vil forsøge at købe selskabet, men nu ser TNK-BP også ud til at være kommet på banen.
Selskaber er værdisat til 675 mio pund (men suspenderet), men ser ud til at TNK-BP vil byde omkring 2,3 mia. pund ! - dvs 3,5 gange over kursen. Så det bliver spændende, når handlen en dag genåbnes. Jeg vil selv købe flere, hvis kursen ryger nedad, men tror snarere den stiger.
Se mere på www.sibirenergy.com
MOSCOW, April 13 (Reuters) - Moscow Deputy Mayor Vladimir Silkin told Russia's Kommersant daily that the city has no plans to sell its 18 percent stake in domestic oil company Sibir Energy to TNK-BP.
"We had discussions with our fellow shareholder Igor Kesaev and we decided that our strategy will be to hold onto our packages," Silkin said in article that appeared in Monday's edition.
London's Sunday Times reported that TNK-BP is preparing a 2.3 billion pound ($3.39 billion) offer for Sibir, without saying where it obtained the information.
The article said TNK-BP shareholder German Khan has begun canvassing shareholders including unnamed UK institutions and Russia's Sberbank to see if the would accept a 6 pound per share offer.
Kommersant also said that Kesaev, who holds a 23.5 percent stake in Sibir, declined to comment on the matter.
Sibir had a net profit of $238.5 million in the first half of 2008.
The company produces oil in West Siberia and has a refinery and a petrol station network in Moscow.
($1=.6789 Pound)
(Reporting by Alfred Kueppers; Editing by Lincoln Feast) Keywords: SIBIR/TNK BP ([email protected]; Tel +7 495 775 1242; Reuters Messaging: [email protected]@reuters.net)
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Commencement of High Court Proceedings Trading Update
Sibir today announces the launch of High Court proceedings against, amongst others, two former directors and publishes a trading update for the fourth quarter 2008.
High Court proceedings
Sibir and two of its subsidiaries (the "Sibir Claimants") have commenced proceedings in the High Court in connection with the unauthorised payments which were referred to in its announcement dated 19 February 2009 (the "Unauthorised Payments").
The proceedings are against former directors, Chalva Tchigirinski and Henry Cameron, Gradison Consultants Inc (a company owned by Mr Tchigirinski) and Derbent Management Limited. Mr Cameron has, as a result of his conduct, been dismissed by the Company with immediate effect.
The total amount claimed by the Sibir Claimants is currently not less than US$328 million but it is anticipated that the total claims will, in due course, rise to approximately US$400 million.
The High Court has granted a worldwide freezing order under which, pending a full hearing of the claims, Mr Tchigirinski is prevented from disposing of his assets to the extent the value of his remaining assets falls below £250 million. Gradison is prevented from disposing of its assets to the extent the value of its remaining assets falls below £120 million.
As a further result of the ongoing investigation into the Unauthorised Payments, the Company has informed the Financial Services Authority (the "FSA") that it believes that the price of its shares may have been manipulated between approximately 16 October 2008 and 31 October 2008 and that a significant number of the transactions in its shares between those dates was conducted using money that had been taken from the Company.
Sibir expects that its shares will remain suspended from trading on AIM for the foreseeable future.
Trading update
Operationally, the company continues to perform profitably and is cash generative. Total crude oil production for Sibir in Q4 2008 increased 31% to a record 7.1 million barrels compared to 5.4 million barrels in Q4 2007. For the full year 2008 Group crude oil production totaled 25.3 million barrels, representing a 42% increase over the 17.8 million barrels produced in 2007. The Group’s average daily rate of crude oil production in Q4 2008 reached 76,698 barrels of oil per day (bopd) compared to an average 58,335 bopd in Q4 2007.
The weighted average netback on domestic and export crude sales after transportation and export duty and before mineral extraction tax was US$12.9 per barrel in Q4 2008 and US$35.5 per barrel for the full year 2008.
In the downstream, Sibir’s trading operation processed 9.7 million barrels of crude at the Moscow Refinery in the fourth quarter of 2008, up 34% from 7.3 million barrels in Q4 2007. For the full year 2008 Sibir processed 35.8 million barrels at the Moscow refinery compared to 21.4 million barrels in 2007. Gross margins on product sales from processing averaged US$16.6 per barrel in Q4 2008 and US$16.7 per barrel for the full year 2008, which compares with US$6.5 per barrel in 2007.
Stuard Detmer, Acting CEO, Sibir Energy, commented: ‘The launch of the legal proceedings announced today underlines our determination to recover on behalf of our shareholders the funds that were taken from the company. Our investigation into the events of last year is ongoing and the results will be reported as soon as is practicably possible. In the meantime we will continue to build on the record operational performance the company achieved in 2008.’
Kursen topped omkring de 8 pund efter en stignign fra 2 pund i løbet af et par år. Selskabet producerer lidt over 75.000 tønder olie omdagen særligt fra det store Salym oliefelt som ejes 50:50 med Shell. Fundamnetalt er selskabet i en god gænge og har bl.a eget raffinaderi, kæde af tankstationer mv og satser en dl på indenlandks saqlg i Rusland, hvor der er en stor eftersprøgsel.
Selskabet har dog været ude i et sanddt stormvejr det sidste år efter hovedejeren - en russik oligark - kom i pengenød pga store lån til ejendomsinvesetringer i Rusland. De forsøgte at sælge ejndommene til Sibir, men det blev afvist af de øvrige aktionærer inklusiv byen moskva, som ejer 18 pct (og er en meget vigtig partner i Rusland). Kursen dkkede ned til 0,5 pund, men rejste sig siden til omkring 1,75 pund.
Siden kom det frem at hovedaktionæren muligvis har lånt minimum 328 mio dollar af selskabet og pengen muligvis er gået til at købe aktier i selskabet (denb store stigning). Der kommer retssager i kølvandet herpå og adm. direktør er blev fyret.
Men fundamentalt kører selksabet godt, der pumpes og sælges olie og det er vel maks et års cashflow der er ude at svømme. Der har også været spekulationer om at Shell eller Gazprom vil forsøge at købe selskabet, men nu ser TNK-BP også ud til at være kommet på banen.
Selskaber er værdisat til 675 mio pund (men suspenderet), men ser ud til at TNK-BP vil byde omkring 2,3 mia. pund ! - dvs 3,5 gange over kursen. Så det bliver spændende, når handlen en dag genåbnes. Jeg vil selv købe flere, hvis kursen ryger nedad, men tror snarere den stiger.
Se mere på www.sibirenergy.com
MOSCOW, April 13 (Reuters) - Moscow Deputy Mayor Vladimir Silkin told Russia's Kommersant daily that the city has no plans to sell its 18 percent stake in domestic oil company Sibir Energy to TNK-BP.
"We had discussions with our fellow shareholder Igor Kesaev and we decided that our strategy will be to hold onto our packages," Silkin said in article that appeared in Monday's edition.
London's Sunday Times reported that TNK-BP is preparing a 2.3 billion pound ($3.39 billion) offer for Sibir, without saying where it obtained the information.
The article said TNK-BP shareholder German Khan has begun canvassing shareholders including unnamed UK institutions and Russia's Sberbank to see if the would accept a 6 pound per share offer.
Kommersant also said that Kesaev, who holds a 23.5 percent stake in Sibir, declined to comment on the matter.
Sibir had a net profit of $238.5 million in the first half of 2008.
The company produces oil in West Siberia and has a refinery and a petrol station network in Moscow.
($1=.6789 Pound)
(Reporting by Alfred Kueppers; Editing by Lincoln Feast) Keywords: SIBIR/TNK BP ([email protected]; Tel +7 495 775 1242; Reuters Messaging: [email protected]@reuters.net)
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Commencement of High Court Proceedings Trading Update
Sibir today announces the launch of High Court proceedings against, amongst others, two former directors and publishes a trading update for the fourth quarter 2008.
High Court proceedings
Sibir and two of its subsidiaries (the "Sibir Claimants") have commenced proceedings in the High Court in connection with the unauthorised payments which were referred to in its announcement dated 19 February 2009 (the "Unauthorised Payments").
The proceedings are against former directors, Chalva Tchigirinski and Henry Cameron, Gradison Consultants Inc (a company owned by Mr Tchigirinski) and Derbent Management Limited. Mr Cameron has, as a result of his conduct, been dismissed by the Company with immediate effect.
The total amount claimed by the Sibir Claimants is currently not less than US$328 million but it is anticipated that the total claims will, in due course, rise to approximately US$400 million.
The High Court has granted a worldwide freezing order under which, pending a full hearing of the claims, Mr Tchigirinski is prevented from disposing of his assets to the extent the value of his remaining assets falls below £250 million. Gradison is prevented from disposing of its assets to the extent the value of its remaining assets falls below £120 million.
As a further result of the ongoing investigation into the Unauthorised Payments, the Company has informed the Financial Services Authority (the "FSA") that it believes that the price of its shares may have been manipulated between approximately 16 October 2008 and 31 October 2008 and that a significant number of the transactions in its shares between those dates was conducted using money that had been taken from the Company.
Sibir expects that its shares will remain suspended from trading on AIM for the foreseeable future.
Trading update
Operationally, the company continues to perform profitably and is cash generative. Total crude oil production for Sibir in Q4 2008 increased 31% to a record 7.1 million barrels compared to 5.4 million barrels in Q4 2007. For the full year 2008 Group crude oil production totaled 25.3 million barrels, representing a 42% increase over the 17.8 million barrels produced in 2007. The Group’s average daily rate of crude oil production in Q4 2008 reached 76,698 barrels of oil per day (bopd) compared to an average 58,335 bopd in Q4 2007.
The weighted average netback on domestic and export crude sales after transportation and export duty and before mineral extraction tax was US$12.9 per barrel in Q4 2008 and US$35.5 per barrel for the full year 2008.
In the downstream, Sibir’s trading operation processed 9.7 million barrels of crude at the Moscow Refinery in the fourth quarter of 2008, up 34% from 7.3 million barrels in Q4 2007. For the full year 2008 Sibir processed 35.8 million barrels at the Moscow refinery compared to 21.4 million barrels in 2007. Gross margins on product sales from processing averaged US$16.6 per barrel in Q4 2008 and US$16.7 per barrel for the full year 2008, which compares with US$6.5 per barrel in 2007.
Stuard Detmer, Acting CEO, Sibir Energy, commented: ‘The launch of the legal proceedings announced today underlines our determination to recover on behalf of our shareholders the funds that were taken from the company. Our investigation into the events of last year is ongoing and the results will be reported as soon as is practicably possible. In the meantime we will continue to build on the record operational performance the company achieved in 2008.’
15/4 2009 21:53 butterboy 0
8033 Comment on Press Reports
The Board of Sibir notes press articles reporting that the Russian joint venture oil company, TNKBP, is preparing an offer to acquire Sibir shares. The Board confirms that it has not received any approach or any offer from TNKBP.
The Board of Sibir notes press articles reporting that the Russian joint venture oil company, TNKBP, is preparing an offer to acquire Sibir shares. The Board confirms that it has not received any approach or any offer from TNKBP.
15/4 2009 21:53 butterboy 08034 SPD Production Record
Sibir today announces that the daily crude oil production at Salym fields exceeded 160,000 barrels, setting another new record. Salym fields are located in Western Siberia and are operated by Salym Petroleum Development NV (SPD), Sibir’s 50:50 joint venture with Shell.
The new SPD production rate takes Sibir’s 50% share at Salym to 80,000 bopd which, combined with production from its subsidiary Magma, brings Sibir’s total daily equity production rate to over 86,000 bopd.
Stuard Detmer, Sibir’s Acting CEO commented: “It has taken less than two years to double production at Sibir's core producing asset, the Salym fields. Reaching the 160,000 bopd milestone is a testament to SPD's continued dedication to becoming one of the best operating companies in Western Siberia. ”
Sibir today announces that the daily crude oil production at Salym fields exceeded 160,000 barrels, setting another new record. Salym fields are located in Western Siberia and are operated by Salym Petroleum Development NV (SPD), Sibir’s 50:50 joint venture with Shell.
The new SPD production rate takes Sibir’s 50% share at Salym to 80,000 bopd which, combined with production from its subsidiary Magma, brings Sibir’s total daily equity production rate to over 86,000 bopd.
Stuard Detmer, Sibir’s Acting CEO commented: “It has taken less than two years to double production at Sibir's core producing asset, the Salym fields. Reaching the 160,000 bopd milestone is a testament to SPD's continued dedication to becoming one of the best operating companies in Western Siberia. ”
22/4 2009 20:26 butterboy 08545 Det ligner lidt en fjendtlig overtagelse. Mon ikke Shell kommer med et modbud, tror ikke de er interesseret i at have bl.a BP med om bord. Jeg holder dog nok mine indtil videre
Så nogle gange er journalist rygterne i London gode nok, så måske det er Genmab næste gang. Jeg skal lige være færdig her....
22 | 04 | 2009
TNK-BP Bookbuild
The Board of Sibir (the "Board") notes the announcement of a fixed price reverse accelerated bookbuild to buy shares in Sibir by Credit Suisse International on behalf of TNK-BP at £4.30 per share. The bookbuild is a market operation which does not involve the co-operation of Sibir.
The Board confirms that no approach has been made by TNK-BP to Sibir or to its advisers.
However, Sibir has received an informal approach from another party in relation to a possible offer for Sibir. Discussions with that party are at a very preliminary stage and there can be no guarantee that an offer for Sibir will be forthcoming.
Further announcements will be made as and when appropriate.
Så nogle gange er journalist rygterne i London gode nok, så måske det er Genmab næste gang. Jeg skal lige være færdig her....
22 | 04 | 2009
TNK-BP Bookbuild
The Board of Sibir (the "Board") notes the announcement of a fixed price reverse accelerated bookbuild to buy shares in Sibir by Credit Suisse International on behalf of TNK-BP at £4.30 per share. The bookbuild is a market operation which does not involve the co-operation of Sibir.
The Board confirms that no approach has been made by TNK-BP to Sibir or to its advisers.
However, Sibir has received an informal approach from another party in relation to a possible offer for Sibir. Discussions with that party are at a very preliminary stage and there can be no guarantee that an offer for Sibir will be forthcoming.
Further announcements will be made as and when appropriate.
22/4 2009 20:52 collersteen 08546 £4.3 - det er godt nok syret ift. de 0.5, du siger den har været nede i.
Forhåbentlig et tegn på at det sidste år har været helt absurd for mange aktier og at der stadig kan findes fantastisk value, selv blandt de aktier der har fået allerflest tæsk og er smidt allerbagerst i skammekrogen.
Forhåbentlig et tegn på at det sidste år har været helt absurd for mange aktier og at der stadig kan findes fantastisk value, selv blandt de aktier der har fået allerflest tæsk og er smidt allerbagerst i skammekrogen.
flot set butterboy, du er altid god at blive klog af.....
løber rygterne i london om genmab stadigvæk, eller taler vi sidste års rygter....?
løber rygterne i london om genmab stadigvæk, eller taler vi sidste års rygter....?
22/4 2009 21:37 butterboy 08549 Nej, ikke nogle nye rygter om Genmab, men de har jo været nævnt i nogle omgange. men jeg tror ogå først det bliver efter 1. august.
Ja, der er mange aktier, der er banket ned under gulvbrædderne, og jeg har en gammel kærlighed til emerging markets, men de russiske er godt nok for viderekomne. Der skal man også være heldig for at fange dem på bunden - har selv brændt fingrene nogle gange.
Ja, der er mange aktier, der er banket ned under gulvbrædderne, og jeg har en gammel kærlighed til emerging markets, men de russiske er godt nok for viderekomne. Der skal man også være heldig for at fange dem på bunden - har selv brændt fingrene nogle gange.
23/4 2009 17:06 butterboy 08619 Såm er festen for alvor igang, men tror ikke der er mange, der tør gå op mod Gazprom, desværre...
TNK-BP trak også straks sit bud
Gazprom arm wades into Sibir bidding war
By Catherine Belton in Moscow
Published: April 23 2009 13:47 | Last updated: April 23 2009 13:47
Gazprom Neft, Russia’s state-controlled oil major, has entered into a bidding war for a significant minority stake in Sibir Energy, the Aim-traded Russian energy group, offering 70p a share more than privately-owned rival TNK-BP, which is half owned by BP.
Renaissance Capital, the Moscow investment bank, said on Thursday it was offering to buy minority shares in Sibir Energy for 500p a share on behalf of Gazprom Neft, which is the oil arm of state-controlled monopoly Gazprom.
EDITOR’S CHOICE
TNK-BP bids for minority stake in Sibir Energy - Apr-22Sibir to sue two former directors - Apr-08The move comes one day after Credit Suisse announced it was launching a book-build on behalf of TNK-BP for Sibir shares at 430p apiece, which closes on Thursday.
One person familiar with the matter said Renaissance was looking to buy shares immediately rather than via the book-build launched by Credit Suisse, in which allocations for offers could be reduced.
The battle for a minority stake in Sibir is the latest twist for the embattled mid-sized producer that has been racked by corporate governance concerns involving its man owner and founder, Shalva Tchigirinsky.
It could lead to the first instance of consolidation in the Russian oil industry as a result of the economic crisis.
Analysts said it was not yet clear which Russian oil major could wind up controlling Sibir. But with the 47 per cent stake in Sibir held by its main owners pledged to a Russian state bank, analysts believe any deal could be tipped in a state-controlled company’s favour.
Rosneft, the state-controlled oil major, has also been tipped as a potential bidder.
“It is entirely possible that the ultimate owner of Sibir will be one of the state-owned companies,” said Steven Dashevsky, head of research at UniCredit in Moscow.
One person familiar with the TNK-BP bid said the ultimate aim would be to bid for control of the company. Both Renaissance and Credit Suisse however have said they have no agreement with Sibir’s main owners. TNK-BP declined to comment.
Mr Tchigirinsky, who owns a 23.5 per cent stake in Sibir, was hit hard by margin calls last autumn as stock markets plummeted, leaving both his and the 23 per cent stake in Sibir belonging to his business partner Igor Kesayev, pledged to Sberbank, the Russian state bank, for loans.
Mr Tchigirinsky ran into more trouble as he battled to save his property empire. Sibir’s shares were suspended in February after the company revealed it had lent $325m to Mr Tchigirinsky, who owns a 23.5 per cent stake in the company and is battling to save his property empire in the credit crisis.
The sum was $210m more than it had previously acknowledged and has led to high court action by the company against Mr Tchigirinsky and Henry Cameron, its former chief executive
Sibir owns a 50 per cent stake in a joint venture with Royal Dutch Shell to develop one of Russia’s most promising green fields, Salym, where production hit 80,000 barrels a day in January, and it runs the Moscow refinery. The Moscow city government owns an 18 per cent stake in Sibir.
Copyright The Financial Times Limited 2009
TNK-BP trak også straks sit bud
Gazprom arm wades into Sibir bidding war
By Catherine Belton in Moscow
Published: April 23 2009 13:47 | Last updated: April 23 2009 13:47
Gazprom Neft, Russia’s state-controlled oil major, has entered into a bidding war for a significant minority stake in Sibir Energy, the Aim-traded Russian energy group, offering 70p a share more than privately-owned rival TNK-BP, which is half owned by BP.
Renaissance Capital, the Moscow investment bank, said on Thursday it was offering to buy minority shares in Sibir Energy for 500p a share on behalf of Gazprom Neft, which is the oil arm of state-controlled monopoly Gazprom.
EDITOR’S CHOICE
TNK-BP bids for minority stake in Sibir Energy - Apr-22Sibir to sue two former directors - Apr-08The move comes one day after Credit Suisse announced it was launching a book-build on behalf of TNK-BP for Sibir shares at 430p apiece, which closes on Thursday.
One person familiar with the matter said Renaissance was looking to buy shares immediately rather than via the book-build launched by Credit Suisse, in which allocations for offers could be reduced.
The battle for a minority stake in Sibir is the latest twist for the embattled mid-sized producer that has been racked by corporate governance concerns involving its man owner and founder, Shalva Tchigirinsky.
It could lead to the first instance of consolidation in the Russian oil industry as a result of the economic crisis.
Analysts said it was not yet clear which Russian oil major could wind up controlling Sibir. But with the 47 per cent stake in Sibir held by its main owners pledged to a Russian state bank, analysts believe any deal could be tipped in a state-controlled company’s favour.
Rosneft, the state-controlled oil major, has also been tipped as a potential bidder.
“It is entirely possible that the ultimate owner of Sibir will be one of the state-owned companies,” said Steven Dashevsky, head of research at UniCredit in Moscow.
One person familiar with the TNK-BP bid said the ultimate aim would be to bid for control of the company. Both Renaissance and Credit Suisse however have said they have no agreement with Sibir’s main owners. TNK-BP declined to comment.
Mr Tchigirinsky, who owns a 23.5 per cent stake in Sibir, was hit hard by margin calls last autumn as stock markets plummeted, leaving both his and the 23 per cent stake in Sibir belonging to his business partner Igor Kesayev, pledged to Sberbank, the Russian state bank, for loans.
Mr Tchigirinsky ran into more trouble as he battled to save his property empire. Sibir’s shares were suspended in February after the company revealed it had lent $325m to Mr Tchigirinsky, who owns a 23.5 per cent stake in the company and is battling to save his property empire in the credit crisis.
The sum was $210m more than it had previously acknowledged and has led to high court action by the company against Mr Tchigirinsky and Henry Cameron, its former chief executive
Sibir owns a 50 per cent stake in a joint venture with Royal Dutch Shell to develop one of Russia’s most promising green fields, Salym, where production hit 80,000 barrels a day in January, and it runs the Moscow refinery. The Moscow city government owns an 18 per cent stake in Sibir.
Copyright The Financial Times Limited 2009
24/4 2009 00:13 collersteen 08645 Sidste update på artiklen i FT er her, hvoraf det fremgår at Gazprom har fået skrabet 16% til sig.
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/4474a616-3002-11de-a2f8-00144feabdc0.html?ftcamp=rss&nclick_check=1
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/4474a616-3002-11de-a2f8-00144feabdc0.html?ftcamp=rss&nclick_check=1
26/5 2009 23:56 butterboy 012169 Gazprom unit tightens hold on Sibir
By William MacNamara in London
Published: May 26 2009 10:09 | Last updated: May 26 2009 19:47
Investors in Sibir Energy, the Russian oil company beset by corporate governance issues and suspended from trading, were offered an exit plan on Tuesday when Gazprom extended a 500p per share offer to minority shareholders.
The recommended cash offer by Gazprom’s oil arm, Gazprom Neft, values Sibir at a premium to its last traded price of 167p three months ago. It applies to the remaining shares in free float that Gazprom does not already own after it bought 27.5 per cent over the past five weeks.
Eneste hage er at tilbuddet ser ud til fortrisnvis at gælde aktionærer i UK ! _nu må vi se om jeg kan komme af med dem...
By William MacNamara in London
Published: May 26 2009 10:09 | Last updated: May 26 2009 19:47
Investors in Sibir Energy, the Russian oil company beset by corporate governance issues and suspended from trading, were offered an exit plan on Tuesday when Gazprom extended a 500p per share offer to minority shareholders.
The recommended cash offer by Gazprom’s oil arm, Gazprom Neft, values Sibir at a premium to its last traded price of 167p three months ago. It applies to the remaining shares in free float that Gazprom does not already own after it bought 27.5 per cent over the past five weeks.
Eneste hage er at tilbuddet ser ud til fortrisnvis at gælde aktionærer i UK ! _nu må vi se om jeg kan komme af med dem...
13/7 2009 12:51 collersteen 015153 Hvad siger du til denne her butterboy?
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/b5b691f2-6f1f-11de-9109-00144feabdc0.html
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/b5b691f2-6f1f-11de-9109-00144feabdc0.html
16/7 2009 00:55 butterboy 015292 Ja, jeg så den godt. Det er godtnok utroligt, og gør mig noget nervøs for investeringer i russike firmae. Sibir gik for at have vestlig corporate governance og det er da noget en hvepserede, så tør ikek tænek på andre firmaer.
Gazprom sidder nu på knap 74 pct, moskva by har 18 pct, Tchigirinsky kæmper for sine 23, 5 pct. + der sidder lidt løst på nogle små-aktionærerer, men de er pænt over 100 pct af aktierne !
Jeg fik sogt mine til alt held, men jeg ved de dansek ejere ikke er komemt af med deres!
Gazprom sidder nu på knap 74 pct, moskva by har 18 pct, Tchigirinsky kæmper for sine 23, 5 pct. + der sidder lidt løst på nogle små-aktionærerer, men de er pænt over 100 pct af aktierne !
Jeg fik sogt mine til alt held, men jeg ved de dansek ejere ikke er komemt af med deres!
