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London afternoon: Gains pegged after US housing data

Tue, 18th Aug 2009 14:37

Disappointing US housing starts data took the wind out of London's sales over the lunchtime session, though the blue-chip FTSE 100 index remains in the blue. Housing starts are seen as one of the vital signs of the US economy and July's figures disappointed, with the annualised number of housing starts sliding to 581,000 units from a revised annual rate of 587,000 in June. Economists had been predicting a July figure of 598,000.On the corporate front, British Land's results have disappointed and cast a shadow over the real estate sector. The property group, which owns the Broadgate development in London's financial district, saw the value of its property portfolio fall to £8.18bn in the first quarter but said the pace of decline has slowed markedly. Land Securities and Liberty International slide in sympathy.Elsewhere in the financial sector HSBC is wanted after positive comment from Goldman Sachs. The US bank reckons that HSBC Finance will stop being a major drag on HSBC's earnings from 2010 onwards, earlier than previously expected. Goldman Sachs has upgraded HSBC from 'neutral' to 'buy' and raised its price target from 580p to 820p.A joint venture including support services firm Carillion has won a 'Building Schools for the Future' contract for Durham. The market has given the thumbs up to James Fisher's acquisition of MB Faber, which provides specialist electrical and engineering services to the nuclear and aerospace industries, for up to £5.25m in cash.Car dealer Pendragon reported sharply lower profits in the six months to June 30 as recession-hit motorists held onto their old cars rather than splashing out on new ones. Respiratory inhaler firm Vectura remains "very confident" about prospects with important drug trials due to start later this year and plenty of cash in the bank.Online video services provider Amino Technologies posted an operating loss compared with a profit the same time a year before as challenging economic conditions continued hit the group. Nightclub owner Luminar can breathe a little easier on news that 95.5% of the shares available through an open offer have been taken up and buyers have been found for the remainder.Chip designer Arc International is recommending a £25.2m cash bid from US semiconductor intellectual property firm Virage Logic.The slump in construction activity hit property repair and maintenance company Rok hard in the first half of 2009, but the company is confident of meeting full year expectations, provided market conditions do not deteriorate further.Australian alternative energy developer Ceramic Fuel Cells revealed widening annual losses after it booked significant impairment charges related to losses on financial investments.US navigation equipment specialist Garmin said any offer it makes for marine electronics group Raymarine is likely to be solely in cash. Yesterday, Raymarine confirmed recent press speculation that it is in potential takeover talks with US navigation equipment specialist Garmin and with other parties.Zambia-based exploration company Kiwara said its follow-up drill programme has significantly extended the size of the strike at the company's mne in Kawako.India-focused oil and gas company Indus Gas has discovered gas on a test drilling of a new well. The Eastern Promise-1 well intersected a gas bearing interval at a depth of around 3,175 to 3,183 metres in the Early Cretaceous Pariwar formation.Trading in the shares of Dominion Petroleum resumed after the Bermuda-based oil and gas explorer announced a $10m cash injection from BlueGold Capital, which now has a 20% stake, and its results for 2008. Shares in Ascent Resources were wanted Tuesday after the oil and gas company said drilling of the PEN-105 well in the Penészlek area of the Nyírség permits in Hungary has reached a depth of 310 metres. It is expected it will reach its primary target depth of 1,500 metres within two weeks.Property and insurance software group Innovation dropped despite saying that full-year pre-tax profit is expected to be within the range of market forecasts.Thirdforce said it has received a revised proposal from management buy-out vehicle LearnVantage. The UK E-learning software group said the proposal may or may not lead to an offer for the entire issued and to be issued share capital of the company.
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Ceramic Fuel Cells 3rd Quarter Disappoints With Limited Sales

LONDON (Alliance News) - Ceramic Fuel Cells Ltd, the natural gas and renewable fuels technology company, said Wednesday that it only sold 15 units in the third quarter, in what it said was a "disappointing" trading performance after improving sales momentum earlier in the year. The company

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24 Mar 2014 12:46

Ceramic Fuel Cells Raises Money In Placing, Gets Investment Deal

LONDON (Alliance News) - Ceramic Fuel Cells Ltd Monday said it has raised about GBP3.36 million in a placing and also signed a deal with an investor which will lead to an investment of between USD3 million and USD8.5 million, money it needs to keep going after a recent big order collapsed.

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24 Mar 2014 10:20

Ceramic Fuel Cells announces fundraising

Ceramic Fuel Cells has raised 3.36m pounds as part of its plan to boost its capital reserves. The group has also entered into a so-called Bergen Agreement, by which the investor has agreed to put in a minimum of $3m and up to $8.5m in the company. The investment is in consideration of the firm is

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10 Mar 2014 15:00

Ceramic Fuel Cells Not Aware Of Reason For Share Jump

LONDON (Alliance News) - Ceramic Fuel Cells Ltd said Monday that it did not know any specific reason for the sharp rise in its share price, after it rose to a high of 2.65 pence. Shares in Ceramic were trading up 39% at 2.50 pence Monday afternoon, but had traded at 2.65 pence earlier in th

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3 Mar 2014 09:26

Ceramic Fuel Cells Trims Loss, Receives Order For 100 BlueGEN Units

LONDON (Alliance News) - Ceramic Fuel Cells Ltd Monday said its pretax loss narrowed slightly in its first half as revenues improved and it has received a large BlueGEN unit order. The developer of fuel-cell technology generators to convert natural gas into electricity and heat for homes an

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20 Feb 2014 11:03

STOCKS NEWS EUROPE-UK small caps index down 0.4 percent

The FTSE small cap index and junior-listed AIM shares are down 0.4 percent and 0.3 percent respectively, against a 0.26 percent fall recorded by the blue chip index and a 0.6 percent weaker mid-caps index . Real estate investment trust Redefine falls 3.9 percent after announcing it is relea

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20 Feb 2014 10:55

Ceramic Fuel Cells Slides As Synergy International Deal Falls Apart

LONDON (Alliance News) - Ceramic Fuel Cells Ltd Thursday said it has decided that Synergy International OÜ is in breach of contract after the Estonian distributor missed a second deadline for paying for BlueGen units it had ordered, meaning the British company is now having to look at its options

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20 Feb 2014 10:09

Ceramic Fuels dives after Synergy Intl breaches contract

Shares in Ceramic Fuel Cells plunged more than a third on Thursday after the group told investors Synergy International had breached the terms of its contract by failing to make a pre-payment. The contract had a value of more than 20m euros. The pre-payment, the deadline for which had aleady by

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27 Dec 2013 08:55

Ceramic Fuel Cells Raises GBP3.2 Million In Placing And Overseas Offer

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18 Dec 2013 10:46

Ceramic Fuel Cells sells powder plant assets to ICL-PP Europe

Ceramic Fuel Cells is selling its powder plant assets in Bromborough, UK, to the materials business unit of ICL-PP Europe for 1.15m pounds. CFU is no longer utilising the powder from the plant due to a change in the production process. The firm explained that it had realised a surplus asset which

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28 Nov 2013 12:27

CORRECT: AIM IN BRIEF: Herstal Emerges As Favourite To Acquire Manroy

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28 Nov 2013 12:22

UK WINNERS & LOSERS: Carney Knocks Down Housebuilders, Cameron Snuffs Tobacco Shares

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28 Nov 2013 10:31

Ceramic Fuel Cells bounces on Baltic bonanza

Ceramic Fuel Cells (CFU) has agreed to sell 1,000 BlueGEN small-scale electricity generators to its new Baltic distribution partner over the next two years, more than double the number of units the company has sold in its history. The Australian-based company said the units were valued at more tha

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28 Nov 2013 08:48

Ceramic Fuel Cells Soars On Baltic Distributor Deal

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AIM IN BRIEF: Beretta Emerges As Favourite To Acquire Manroy

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