Credit where credit is due. For once the FCA seems to have got its man. Christopher Woolcott has pleaded guilty to 4 counts of fraud and forgery after creating a fake takeover bid for perma dog Touchstone Exploration (TXP), a company mired in numerous scandals exposed by this website
Thanks to Winnileaks I know that the authorities are aware of this. I know that Jerry Keen of Oak Securities is aware of this so who else is aware and why is there no statement. For what it is the proposed bid is all nonsense.
As I exposed yesterday , either Portillion Capital is lying or the management team at Touchstone Exploration (TXP) is lying. This matters as Touchstone is drowning in debt and not generating cash so clearly needs an urgent refinancing. Before anyone chucks money down thus bottomless pit surely they have a right to know if the management are mendacious or purer than the driven snow. I have written to the Oxymorons at AIM Regulation
As I explained HERE a couple of weeks ago, Touchstone Exploration (TXP) about which I have been a perma bear, is drowning in debt and at best will have to do a massively discounted placing and at worst will gig with the Fat Lady within months. But now, it has just got much worse
Perma Dog Touchstone (TXP) shares are now down to 8.5p after more massive red flag news today. Those left holding the baby after disgraced Jerry Keen’s shocking welching on a 20p placing in May really should be suing somebody. Those who supported a £7 million fundraise at 11p just three weeks ago must be kicking themselves.
On May 8 TSX and AIM listed dog Touchstone Exploration (TXP) announced that “it has successfully raised £15.375 million” at 20.5p. That was a lie. By mid June it fessed that just over £10 million of the cash had not arrived, including funds “secured” by Jerry Keen and Oak Securities. In several RNS statements Touchstone gave various dog ate homework excuses before finally ‘fessing that the cash was not coming so there was a black hole. It said it would purse legal action. Today…
There is now a £10 million black hole in the accounts at Touchstone Exploration (TXP) and its shares are crashing. Told y'all!!!. Investors were misled about this by the company but also by those responsible for creating that black hole, Oak Securities founded and run by Jerry “oily” Keen and also by Portillion Capital.
We all know that many clients of Jerry Keen are spivs who forward sell or flip placings but have they been caught with their trousers down at serial dog Touchstone Exploration (TXP)?
It is not a good day for AIM. More scumbag behaviour explains why good companies are rushing to leave the casino. On May 8, Touchstone Exploration (TXP) announced that it “has successfully raised £15.375 million with certain institutional and other investors in the United Kingdom.” Note the tense. It “has”, as in past tense, the deal has been done. Except that is not true. Nomad Shore cap appears to have signed off on a porky. Did it check that the money was in the bank, which it was not?
Hello Share Planters. Oil and gas drilling is something I normally leave to my brighter colleagues on this glittering website. But I rather like the look of Touchstone Exploration (TXP).
Touchstone Exploration (TXP) seems to be suffering from rumours on a Telegram group that there are delays to its Cascadura gas asset reaching into production, and this has caused the share price to plummet, currently down over 11%.
Previously writing on Touchstone Exploration (TXP), three weeks ago we noted ‘shares up on positive Royston-1 drilling, last chance to Buy?’. That was with the shares 103.5p, close to our 105p limit buy price.
Updating last month on Trinidad and Tobago oil and gas explorer Touchstone (TXP), we noted significant upside potential from the then 85p share price including drilling Royston-1. The shares previously closed at 84p but now we have Royston-1 drilling results and the shares are 103.5p.
Touchstone Exploration (TXP) is a company that I’ve covered here several times before and which I believe has a lot of potential, and the latest drill results certainly seem to support that still being the case.
Trinidad and Tobago oil and gas explorer Touchstone (TXP) has made a second quarter operational and financial update, including emphasising it is confident its funding capacity together with operations are sufficient to complete a budgeted four well development program as well as drilling Royston-1, one of a number of milestones it forecasts to achieve in the second half of the year.
Oil and gas company in Trinidad and Tobago Touchstone Exploration (TXP) has announced that, despite a focus on its Ortoire block exploration program, in the first quarter of 2021 it “generated funds flow from operations of $538,000” and “believe that available credit facility capacity combined with anticipated funds flow from operations will be sufficient to satisfy… 2021 minimum exploration work commitments”. That sounds encouraging.
