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Martin Hughes is no mug, you don’t get the nickname “The Rottweiler” for nothing. The head of the US $7 billion Tosca fund doesn’t suffer fools gladly, he has just put £16 million of Tosca’s money into San Leon Energy as part of today’s £29 million Placing. In addition to its current shareholding of approximately 22% in San Leon, this investment would take Tosca's total shareholding after the Placing to approximately 41.5%.
This morning, San Leon Energy (SLE) announced a conditional placing to raise £29million. The proposed price of this fundraising is the equivalent of 0.8p in current money, but San Leon also plans to push through a 100-1 consolidation so the real price will be 80p. Based on the miserable track record of this company, about the only thing it looks like this move could achieve is to open the door to is further future catastrophic dilution.
For those long suffering San Leon Energy (SLE) shareholders who have seen the stock fall by 28% in 2012, by 55% in 2013 and by 54% in 2014, some pain relief came yesterday when the company announced its first commercial conventional gas discovery, onshore Poland at its Rawicz test well.
Hello Share Stackers. I looked at the list of big risers today and was gratified that San Leon (SLE) the oil and gas outfit, was up by a third. Wonderful, I thought. Which is always my reaction when I see one of my penny shares towards the top of the 'massive gains' list.
San Leon Energy (SLE) was among the three companies presenting at the last ShareProphets seminar. The video of CEO Oisin Fanning – who faced one or two tough questions - can be found below.
After a brief look at the San Leon (SLE) accounts for 2012 into 2013 I feel even more aggravated by the strokes pulled by directors on the take. Today we hear the confessions of a CEO from IGAS Mr Andrew Austin who through RNS release admits his part in the Equities First Holdings LLC facility here . It would seem that the markets are not really clear on such deals but looking at the Quindell (QPP) saga you can just feel which way this is going to end up for Austin. I'm sure writers will be lining up to pull the CEO apart by his bullshit statements of how he's aligned to his shareholders yadda '' Frack off Austin, you are full of shit ''
I met up with Oisin Fanning of San Leon Energy (SLE) some weeks ago and though I liked him greatly I told him point blank that he was overpaid and his interests were thus not aligned with those of shareholders. I made a suggestion and to his credit he has taken it onboard 100% as the publication of today’s AGM agenda shows. This is a groundbreaking victory for The Sheriff and a great day for shareholder democracy and empowerment and I’d like to see it rolled out across the AIM Cesspit – a Fanning Rule.
San Leon Energy (SLE) is trying its hardest to get noticed by the market. Over the course of May the company has issued three RNSs; one director purchase and two updates on Poland referring to farm-in discussion for the company’s Permian/SW Carboniferous Basin play in Poland. And no one gives a damn.
Over the last year, the daily chart of San Leon Energy (SLE) has had a rather nasty habit of losing a couple of pence every quarter. This will obviously not have gone down very well with the fan club of this stock.
Leading resource broker Fox Davies has published a note on San Leon Energy (SLE) in light of the deal announced earlier this week with Baker Hughes. It argues that the NAV of the shares is 22p – the share price is just 4.2p.
Even a casual glance at the daily chart of San Leon (SLE), over the past year, will tell you that it has not been a happy time for the bulls. Since January 2013, we have seen the share price almost exactly halve. Looking even further back and the story become even more of a tragedy.
