RE: "Who thinks the following is true?1: EXT merge with KAH to...

RE: "Who thinks the following is true?

1: EXT merge with KAH to limit the possibility of a takeover,


maybe/don't know/confused .

The merger could smooth a future take-over but the 6 month exclusivity clause could block an unsolicited approach



RE: 2. Was the 22m shares purchased yesterday by a company who wants a stake in EXT and maybe in the forseeable future wants to takeover EXT,


maybe/don't know/confused/waiting to see the imminent holdings notification


AIM regulations para 17 says "An AIM company must issue notification without delay of any relevant changes to any significant shareholders,"

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/NR/rdonlyres/91B19E7D-550C-440A-BCCA-52A32F1913DB/0/AIMRULESFORCOMPANIES_2007.pdf




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A few loosely related articles
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9 September 2008
More than 700 nuclear bigwigs from more than 30 countries gathered in London last week to talk shop at the World Nuclear Association's annual symposium ...
........ uranium bulls rejoice in the wings, for Washington and New Delhi are now in business. That's after the Nuclear Suppliers Group backed a revised U.S. proposal on Saturday and waved a 34-year global ban on nuclear trade with India.

According to Reuters, the approval could lift spot uranium prices, as the entry of energy-hungry, nuclear-power-friendly India into the global uranium market is sure to cause demand for the metal to skyrocket. This, assuming the agreement passes Congressional muster this fall.

http://www.u3o8.biz/s/MarketCommentary.asp?ReportID=318366&_Type=Market-Commentary&_Title=Expect-some-market-volatility


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27 March 2008

India seeks uranium from Namibia for enhancing nuke energy
Windhoek (Namibia) (PTI): In its global search for fuel to enhance nuclear power generation, India on Thursday asked Namibia to supply uranium from its vast reserves.

http://www.thehindu.com/holnus/001200803271862.htm

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10 September 2008

Proposed restructuring of the RAB Special Situations strategy


http://www.londonstockexchange.com/LSECWS/IFSPages/MarketNewsPopup.aspx?id=1953265&source=RNS

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