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I’ve waited a few days before reporting on Range Resources’ (RRL) announcement on Friday. I wanted to see if a holdings RNS was released. So far it hasn’t been, but more on this another day. In the meantime it is worth focussing on the various share payments that Range made at the end of last week. I’ve received a lot of comments from Range’s shareholders about “New Range”. This might be true. Perhaps Rory Scott Russell is a genuine breath of fresh air. The current 2.1p share price at least suggests he might be. The problem with this line of argument is that Friday’s RNS was very much “Old Range”, as shareholders lost 1.14% of their company in share payments made to settle fees on old debts and, what appears to be, a new mystery consulting agreement.
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bobby c
Cheers Ben.
I find the RRL RNS’s incredibly difficult to read and I do have as you mentioned a certain sort of fatigue when reading these issue of equity releases. Its just another few 000,000’s isn’t it?
Keep up the good work.
Mark
New Range dealing with the old hopefully, please on your next Range article could you use the “new” Range logo ;-)