does any one know why MGK jumped 28.21% on Friday, with heavy volume of 3.23 million?
might jump in on Monday if there is another big volume & movement.
Thanks
As a result of recent meetings held with IGP in Houston Texas, a significant commercial transaction has been agreed in relation to the procurement of the IGES plastics to fuel modules. It was identified in the board meeting held 12 December 2019 that time was now of the essence with respect to the construction of the Indiana, USA site and therefore as an inducement to prioritise this activity in the context of the IGES international roll-out plan, IGES would be paid a down-payment for initial module construction costs. The upfront-payment agreed is USD $39,600,000.00 and forms part of the USD $70,000,000.00 that will ultimately be paid to IGES for the 24 modules. IGES will generate an arm’s length negotiated profit margin on the construction and supply of the modules to the IGP partnership. It was noted in the board minutes that IGP would endeavour to make the upfront payment prior to 31 January 2020 based on the funding secured by GEP as part of their partnership obligations. This date and amount have now been confirmed by GEP following discussions with their funders.
whoopswould-be green power play Integrated Green Energy Solutions is set for a battering on Monday after the company confessed that an $US850bn ($1.2 trillion) investment fund supposedly backing its project had never heard of its US partner.
IGE shares have more than quadrupled since the beginning of the year, from 11c on December 27 to a high of 30.5c a few days later, after the company said it was closing on a $US300m loan to back a US plant to turn shredded plastic from old cars into automotive fuel.
On Wednesday, it named the $US850bn Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) as the source of the $US300m, through US investment partner Tangier Service Enterprises Inc.
But in an aftermarket disclosure late on Friday, IGE retracted its earlier statement, saying it had now been advised that ADIA “does not have any involvement with Tangier Service Enterprises Inc”.
“Therefore, ADIA is not the source of funding to be provided,” the company said.
But IGE said it was confident Tangiers would still come up with the cash, saying its $US300m investment agreement remains in place and it still expects to draw down the first $US80m tranche by the end of the month.
whoops
more than a Red Flag. It's one thing to hitch along with 'Momentum Thematics'; another to think such stunts are overlookedThis sounds like a colossal stuff up and sounds very sketchy from the outside looking in. No wonder the ASX is getting involved. How disappointing.
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