New Issues Examined by Ben Jaglom 19/05/2011
There were a number of interesting new entrants to AIM this month, with a dessert specialist likely to tickle the taste buds of many a City worker.
There were a number of interesting new entrants to AIM this month, with a dessert specialist likely to tickle the taste buds of many a City worker.
Investors have a wide range of asset classes to choose from when selecting where to put their hard-earned capital. Those interested in the ‘collectables’ space should consider the following AIM-listed companies
Edison picks out PR and market research plays
John Nichols, the chief executive officer of pawn-broking giant H&T Group, who started his career in the RAF, is philosophical about the future price of gold
Contrary to much public propaganda, people in Britain are drinking less beer and drinking even less of it in pubs than they used to. That is the stark message from Jonathan Adnams, chairman of the celebrated Suffolk brewery
Eric Sung, the finance director at China’s largest orange grower, Asian Citrus, opines that there are a number of factors driving the increasing uptake of the sweet fruit
April could prove momentous for Adam Fleming, scion of the City banking dynasty and chairman of Jo’burg-quoted Wits Gold
Tim Wilkes has replaced Philip Kenny as chief executive officer of Firestone Diamonds as its Liqhobong mine in Lesotho resumes production
Andrew Gee, the British non-executive director at Chinese retail security specialist Global Lock, argues that there are some immense social changes taking place in China: ‘As China gets richer, one consequence is increasing crime, with the main threat to our clients coming from break-ins at night.’
Bill Kelleher, the American oilman who helped found fallen AIM star Victoria Oil & Gas, is back tapping investors’ appetite for the resources sector
Alfredo Villa, the ambitious Swiss-based Italian fund manager now heading idiosyncratic investment outfit Brainspark, is getting busy as he seeks to turn the little-understood AIM company into a ‘leisure operating company’
China’s ascendancy has excited numerous investors over the past decade that have been drawn to the opportunities in the country. As the Tiger economy continues its march forward, Ben Jaglom examines some of the most attractive companies that are focused on profiting from the China growth story
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Drug discoverer Vernalis (VER) is to raise £68.5 million as part of a joint venture with US concern Tris Pharma.
Magnolia Petroleum (MAGP) has acquired 800 acres in the Mississippi Lime formation in Oklahoma.
Gold explorer Condor Resources (CNR) has reported encouraging results from drilling at its La India project in Nicaragua.
US-focused Nighthawk Energy is launching a $7.5 million program to invest in its Colorado-based Jolly Ranch project.
Africa-focused Tower Resources (TRP) has raised £5.4 million via a placing with a mixture of institutional investors and directors.
Beleaguered travel operator Thomas Cook (TCG) has reported a loss of £91 million its first quarter also announcing the sale of its Indian division.