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they always looking for takeover..... still finding the right partner, timeline? we don't know, it's always in their minutes.
yongjp ( Date: 28-Aug-2009 16:28) Posted:
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Any news recently? Today's quite strong. I looked around but no announcement. Any idea?
If boughtover is successful, I hope their price would be any price beyond 60 cents..... cross my fingers....
I have been waiting since Feb 2008....
this counter really test my patience man... huart ar!!!
jackjames ( Date: 23-Feb-2008 15:49) Posted:
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Finallyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy.... I have been waiting for almost 1.5 years....
Hi, All.
Chemoil in stake sale talks, Glencore tipped - sources
http://www.reuters.com/article/companyNews/idUKSIN47834020090624
Good or bad news? Any comments?
All dogs will have their day...
This stock have not much momentum recently and going sideways regardless the ST index moving up or down.
It also hits 6 months high recently and 9 months high on friday with acc volumes (if i am not wrong) . is it turn for her to fly soon.
any advise..
any one looking at this burger? Good performance in first Quarter with reduce in expense. Side way around 0.32 to 0.33. any potential ??? will the price affected by recent drop in oil price since it is dealing with fuel oil like SPC.
all comments are welcome.
AK still remember ds counter, I bought it a day before Robert ended up in d wreckage of d chopper. Ha ha, car without steering, I sold it for good liao, but still under my radar screen.
Both Chemoil n SPC are dealing @ fuel oil n petroleum pdt.
Chemoil FY 08 turnover, retail 49.4%; cargo38.2% ex-wharf 11% others 1.4%; Jan 09 NAV 0.339. FY08 div 0.005cts.
SPC dealing with Oil & gas exploration, pdtn, gas pipelines, refining, terminalling, distr, mktg, sale of refined pdts. NAV same period, 3.43. FY08 div, 8cts. EX 300409
SPC O&S exploration had seen been doing well, much greater potential to push up its CO yield in d various oil fields, both in Indon n PRC.
Above are solely FYI. No call for anything.
jackjames ( Date: 16-Mar-2009 09:42) Posted:
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in case you forgot our Dear Robert ...
This stock has up from Oct 2008 10 cents, slowing climbing up all the way to 29.5 cents now... almost 200%.... on top of all this, there is a exchange rate gain of (1.38vs 1.53) at least another 10%.....
in other words, this stock rises more than 200% since Oct 2008. Not bad... I hope not after posting this, another selldown happen to this counter, hee... please don't la..
Can anyone advise if the business of Chemoil is similar to SPC?
Chemoil's Q3 in profit
http://info.sgx.com/webcoranncatth.nsf/VwAttachments/Att_860E6761DB102CD6482574FD0033C3C3/$file/Q32008AnnouncementFINAL.pdf?openelement
Chemoil Energy on Monday said the group made a net profit of US$10.53 million, compared to a net loss of US$2.63 million a year ago. Earnings were boosted by the 70 per cent growth in revenue to US$2.72 billion.
Ha ha, still remember AK got this burger at 41, unloaded when its boss crashed in Indon. No kopi $.
Why today inch up so high?
edging up
I'm still waiting for this share to drop. so that i could buy more of this.
Anyone getting the dividend on May 30?
should i buy in now? or wait for the shares to drop a bit more?
since the 1st quarter report is not that gd??
SINGAPORE (Dow Jones)--Chemoil Energy plans to build new storage facilities in Los Angeles to meet stronger future demand for low-sulfur fuel oil due to environmental regulations, a senior company executive said Thursday.
"That''s where the next change in environment is going to take place," Adrian Tolson, vice president of sales and marketing, said on the sidelines of the Sustainable Shipping conference.
"We already seen there''s some voluntary compliance by Maersk," he said, adding California already has restrictions on sulfur content in auxiliary engines and may extend them to main engines later.
The company will add 21,000 cubic meters of storage, Tolson said. Chemoil operates two terminals in the U.S. with a total storage capacity of 315,000 cubic meters.
The expansion may be completed in two years pending approvals from the local port authorities, Tolson said.
Chemoil is also looking at increasing bunker supply to very large crude carriers in the Gulf of Mexico, a business it started last August, Tolson said.
"We have more demand that we''ve built in right now. We''ll definitely do something in the next couple of months to increase that volume," he said.
-By Florence Tan, Dow Jones Newswires; 65-6415-4067; florence.tan@dowjones.com
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