Golden Energy & Resources (GEAR)

Offer

GEAR’s IFA calls revised offer ‘fair and reasonable’

The revised offer was said to “fall within or above” the IFA’s estimated range of the share values.

Offer

GEAR’s board raises takeover offer to 18.1 cents per share; all-cash consideration offer upped to 97.3 cents

The offer was revised after several factors, such as GEAR's financial performance for the FY2022, were considered.
SIAS urges GEAR's board to revise privatisation offer - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Offer

SIAS urges GEAR's board to revise privatisation offer

"Shareholders feel that what is on the table is too low to be remotely described as fair to minorities"
Profiting from coal play despite a murky future - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Corporate moves

Profiting from coal play despite a murky future

While coal companies attempt to figure out how they can pivot to a renewable future, will investors buy into their plans?
Golden Energy and Resources buys remaining stake Stanmore-linked company for US$30 million - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Mining

Golden Energy and Resources buys remaining stake in Stanmore-linked company for US$30 million

Gear will buy out the 20.33% or 32.55 million shares in Global Investments (Australia) held by the Ascend Global Investment Fund.
Golden Energy and Resources subscribes to A$15 mil placement in Canada-based coal company - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Mining

Golden Energy and Resources subscribes to A$15 mil placement in Canada-based coal company

The company is subscribing to a placement for 33.3 million new shares in the ASX-listed Allegiance Coal.

Company in the news

Golden Energy and Resources to sell 4.5% of GEMS sale shares it owns for US$50 mil

The transaction is to enable GEMS to meet the Free Float Requirement and resume trading of GEMS shares on the IDX.

Mining

Golden Energy and Resources disposes 4 mil shares in Westgold Resources for A$9 mil

The disposal was completed via an on-market sale on Friday (July 3).

Commodities

Coal's long winter of discontent

“We don’t have a global outlook for coal, but if we did, it would be negative,” says Benjamin Nelson, an analyst at Moody’s Investors Service.
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