UK 19:01 Sunday, 25 October 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
All that Edenville Energy (EDL) seems to have managed to achieve over the years is to burn through cash at a rate of knots whilst failing to deliver anything for shareholders other than a steady and prolonged decrease in the share price. I can remember even back in 2010/11 when this company was being promoted as having huge potential, along with all the other rubbish that you tend to hear spouted about these small AIM resource outfits across the bulletin boards...
Thanks to the hapless clowns at Northland losing (oops I meant surrendering) their license there are still a stack of stocks which will see their shares suspended on February 1 and booted off the casino for good on March 4 if they cannot find a replacement. The ten at risk are:
If AIM gave out awards for achieving little and issuing billions of shares, then Tanzanian coal miner Edenville Energy (EDL) would be high up the list to receive one!
Edenville Energy (EDL) has long been a favourite of small private investors, but ultimately I have to wonder whether it will actually ever get to a stage where its projects come to fruition.
Shares in Edenville Energy (EDL) have been marked lower today at 0.02p on news that the company plans a capital re-organisation such that the nominal value of its shares goes from 0.2p to 0.0002p. In itself this means nothing but the clear implication is that the confetti blizzard of share issuances will accelerate.
A “Project Update” from Edenville Energy (EDL); “Preliminary earth works have now commenced at the Mkomolo deposit site”. Hmmm – sounds like the type of announcement before discounted placing ahoy, and looking at the financials here… surprise, surprise!
