New Issues Examined by Oliver Haill 06/11/2009
Although it barely deserves the term, the recent ‘momentum’ in the AIM new issues market continued into October with three impressive fundraisings
Although it barely deserves the term, the recent ‘momentum’ in the AIM new issues market continued into October with three impressive fundraisings
Brazil, back in the spotlight having won the rights to host the 2016 Olympics, has been a favourite region for many investors over the past few years
Drawing upon his decade of experience of investing in the smaller companies space, M&G’s Simon Bailey is keen to capitalise on the current stock market recovery
A few directors have made the most of the recent bull run to extract some profits. Is there a correlation with the stumble the markets have taken or is it just coincidence?
London-based film producer HandMade has snapped up the rights to certain children’s books and other assets of the Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson.
Ex-stockbroker and corporate financier Tim Baldwin claims it is full steam ahead for former AIM shell RAM Investment Group.
David Lenigas, executive chairman of Africa-focused conglomerate Lonrho, will have no truck with doomsters predicting a succession of further woes for the continent.
IT entrepreneur Santanu Nandy has brought PLUS-quoted its first Indian company.
Erlan Sagadiev, a tough-minded Kazakh entrepreneur who turned a bankrupt dairy into Asia’s largest dairy products group, Asia Foodmaster, is making confident noises about the cash harvest that his present venture, AIM-quoted Frontier Mining, can expect from its Benkala copper project in his home country.
Fresh from bringing in tycoon’s son Robert Hanson as chairman and shareholder, Simon Raggett, boss of the renamed niche investment bank Strand Hanson, is working on another coup for the firm.
Ambitious mining man Boris Kamstra has taken over in the CEO hot seat at emergent diamond producer and explorer Pangea DiamondFields (PDF).
Greenwich fund worth a punt, says broker
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Gold producer Avocet Mining hopes its Wega acquisition will take 2010 group output to 200,000 oz after a flat nine months.
AIM shell China Evoline is understood to be contemplating the injection of some Chinese mining assets.
Small and medium sized company financier Ultimate Finance has increased first-half profits 36 per cent to £191,000 pre-tax.