that:1. Cypress E&P has a 0,5% share in Strike Oil (since it was...

that:

1. Cypress E&P has a 0,5% share in Strike Oil (since it was
founded - long time before Gulf Coast was a theme),

2. Quintana Capital Group L.P. has a 10% working interest
(4,3% netto interest) in the EAGLEWOOD PARTICIPATION
AGREEMENT (Gulf Coast Texas - Rayburn etc.),

3. Calm Holdings Pty Ltd. 6,1 % share in Strike Oil
owned by Timothy Maxwell Clifton - Managing Director of
Perilya Ltd. from 1988 to 2005, today Director of
Uranium Equities Ltd.

4. Plato Prospecting Pty Ltd. 6,4 % share in Strike Oil
owned by Tim Goyder, today Director of Uranium Equities
Ltd.

5. Simon Ashton - Managing Director & Co Founder-Strike Oil
Jim Durrant - Technical Director & Co-Founder-Strike Oil
Roy Woodall - 0,7% Shareholder & Co-Founder-Strike Oil
Don Poynton - Manager of Exploration - Strike Oil
Rob Weeden - Manager of Geoscience - Strike Oil
have all worked for WMC before Takeover.They all worked
in the petroleum division of WMC with some focus on
carnavon basin

6. Pontia Pty Ltd. 3,04% share in Strike Oil
owned by Durrant Family (Jim Durrant)- has "sold" in
2004 PELA 71 to strike(75% STX, 25% Durrant free
carried) width of the prospect: 6813 square kilometres

7. Archaean Exploration Service Pty Ltd. share in STX 0,49 %
owned by Bryan William Alexander (former Dircetor of
Chalice Gold Mining, like Mr. Goyder & Mr. Clifton
(Shareholder))
+ Helen Joy Alexander share in STX 0,49%
wife of Bryan William Alexander
both are "friends" of Mr. Goyder & Mr. Clifton

last reported shareholder - structure and changes to last report:

1. Plato Prospecting +1.1 Mio. Shares, 6.43% (afore: 6.15%)
2. National Nominees +0.87 Mio. Sh., 6.39% (6.12%)
3. Calm Holdings +0, 6.11% (6.11%)
4. ANZ Nominees +0, 4.14 (4.14%)
5. Pontia Pty +0, 3.04% (3.04%)
6. S&Y Ashton +0, 2.61% (2.61%)
7. HSBC Custody Nom. -1.8 Mio. Sh., 1.99% (2.84%)
8. JP Morgan Nom. +0.3 Mio. Sh., 1.52% (1.44%)
9. DB Angliss +0.8 Mio. Sh., 1.48% (1.25%)
10. Sassey +0.9 Mio. Sh., 1.41% (1.14%)
11. Mr. a. Mrs. Williams -0.1 Mio. Sh., 0.95% (0.98%)
12. Mr. T. Ensmann +0.5 Mio. Sh., 0.79% (0.64%)
13. Mr. D. Breiner +0, 0.75% (0.75%)
14. Citicorp Nominees +0, 0,71% (0.71%)
15. Mr. R. Woodall +0, 0.70% (0.70%)
16. Mr. a. Mrs. Clarke +0, 0.65% (0.65%)
17. Archaen Exploration - new Top20 +1.6 Mio. Sh., 0.49%
18. Helen Joy Alexander - new Top20 + 1.6 Mio. Sh., 0.49%
19. Cologne Nominees +0.05 Mio. Sh., 0.48%
20. CEP Holdings +0, 0.45%

The story about WMC / Headline:
08.03.2005 - BHP Billiton today announced a cash offer of A$7.85 per share for the entire issued capital of WMC Resources Limited ("WMC Resources"), valuing WMC Resources equity at A$9.2 billion (US$7.3 billion).

The story:
In December 2004, Xstrata, a Swiss mining company, announced a takeover offer for WMC. In February 2005, the WMC board recommended that shareholders reject the offer. The government did not object to the takeover through the Foreign Investment Review Board, however a number of people (including members of the Government) expressed concerns due to the economic (and strategic) importance of the Olympic Dam resources, and the reputation of Xstrata and its major shareholder, Glencore.
The Xstrata takeover offer lapsed after a higher offer was made by BHP Billiton, with support from the WMC Resources board. On the afternoon of 3 June 2005, about 6 hours before the BHP Billiton takeover offer was due to close, it was announced that 55% of the shares had accepted the offer. This automatically (according to Australian Corporations law) extended the offer period by another 14 days to 17 June. BHP Billiton had gained control of the company. On the afternoon of 17 June 2005, BHP Billiton announced that it had achieved 90.5% ownership, and would proceed to compulsory acquire the remaining shares.
As a result of the takeover, most of the board and the CEO resigned, to be replaced by BHP Billiton appointees. BHP Billiton Executive Director Mike Salamon took over the position of Chairman of the board, and Chris Campbell took over as interim CEO. Subsequently, the company name has been replaced by the BHP Billiton corporate identity, and a significant name in Australian mining history ceased to be used.

WMC - Directors: Ian G.R. Burgess (Chair), Hugh M. Morgan (Managing Director), John C. Anderson, David J. Brydon, Adrienne E. Clarke, Peter Knight, Donald M. Morley, M. John Phillips, Roger A.G. Vines, Ian Webber, Roy Woodall

.....now, you know it!

cheers @ all
strike(rs)