now it is as if no one want to buy at 21.5 cents anymore...will break 20 cents with no hard effort needed

better buy mqtech 50% cheaper..less risks to go down compared to pmcorp

10 Dec 2013
Moyola Precision Engineering, Castledawson, Northern Ireland, has received an order to machine metal components for an advanced winglet that GKN Aerospace is supplying for Bombardier’s Global 7000/8000 ultra-long-range business jet. This is GKN’s first direct contract with a company based in Northern Ireland.

Rob Soen, senior vice-president (supply-chain management) at GKN Aerospace, said: “We have been talking to Moyola and other companies in Northern Ireland for some months now, following an event organised by the ADS aerospace trade association and Invest Northern Ireland.

“Moyola has shown real commitment, vision and energy throughout the discussions leading to this initial contract placement, and we hope this relationship will grow over time. We are continuing our discussions with regional organisations such as Invest NI, as we explore other opportunities to increase UK-based supplier involvement in our work.”

Mark Semple, managing director of Moyola, said: “We are delighted to receive our first direct order from GKN Aerospace. Building business with this company forms a large part of our growth strategy. Some of the future opportunities with GKN Aerospace may require collaboration with other local like-minded companies; we are pleased with the support and advice from Invest NI in this endeavour.”

business jet-related

GKN awards contract to Northern Ireland’s Moyola
Posted on 13/11/2013 - 02:11
GKN Aerospace has contracted Moyola Precision Engineering to manufacture machined metal components for the advanced winglet GKN has designed and is supplying for Bombardier’s Global 7000/8000 ultra-long-range business jet. It is the first direct contract GKN has placed with a company based in Northern Ireland as part of an initiative with Invest Northern Ireland.

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Flexjet converts Learjet 85 options to orders
Posted on 22/10/2013 - 03:10
Flexjet is to double its recent Learjet 85 aircraft order of 30 aircraft with Bombardier by converting 30 options into firm orders for a total of 60 business jets valued at approximately $1.2bn, based on list prices. The options were originally purchased on September 5, 2013 as part of an order for up to 245 Bombardier business jets. Flexjet is also procuring incremental options for 20 Learjet 85 aircraft.

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Chinese demand for biz jets soars
Posted on 13/09/2013 - 03:09
China will require 805 executive jets between 2014 and 2023, Embraer has said in its China Executive Aviation Market Outlook report. According to data released by Hurun Report, which Embraer cites, China's fleet of executive jets has grown by an annual average of 27 per cent since 2008. This was fuelled by a 26 per cent growth of the wealthiest population.

hope reverse gear will be used

i check it and it was related to Lundin Petroleum

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what this go to do with hibiscus and oman..u asshole smalltimer

where did u get this smalltimer?

poor reservoir quality?

no impact on the risk associated with the next appraisal well?

if successful is likely to confirm Luno II as a commercial discovery?

only if?!!!

it's not weird u west-wannabe....stupid...u already know the answer..haha so don't ask...after all bitumen per barrel is $92 ...wow..hehe

the mother may then open at 1.29 !!!
and warrant at 0.925 !!!

delay to strive finding oil...until they hit it..so the price won't go down again...but still no progress...times running out....skeleton will always be skeleton

ahhuat...他妈的你的母亲和姐妹 ! ! !

ahhuat will pay for his transgression !!!

wait for 1 more hour..to touch 26...kikiki

got chance under 10 cents today..no support at all

going to touch 26 cents...very easy ma

:)

:)

:)

smile...3 times at the opening today

or may be 23.5 cents..hua hu kikiki

mitras = swingtrader bought at 23 cents...i told u don't touch...degil ye?..huhuhu hahahah waawawaa kikiki kukuku

NKN1 ...please neglect skeleton...he has so much stake here...he can't stand any negative comments...by the way ..he said.: bitumen = $92..per barrel...kikikikiki

warrant expired july 2014...kiki

RM9,343,838.70 cash payout!!! calvin is now running to the bank!!!

run calvin run

doesn't this showed anything???

December 04, 2013
Category: Notice of Person Ceasing to be a Substantial Shareholder Pursuant to Form 29C of the Companies Act. 1965
Subject: Notice of Person Ceasing (29C) - Johann Herbert Schneider

the management is keeping silent..why? distribution? or waiting to buy? not transparent

posted by: RafflesQuay
i do not believe hibiscus was informed on the Oman oil result !!
first well still in progress, more than 5 sampling taken and pressure testing at various depth all +ve! Monday will start sidetrack well for second reading. this is what i am pretty sure what is happening in Oman.
As for hibiscus, i dont know why people here link hibiscus to this drilling program,as far as i know no hibiscus personnel in this program!!
May be i am not a stock player, therefore not understand what you guys keep linking the drilling with hibiscus, that is why my colleague ask me to read this interesting forum.
Many Spore company are involves in this program but i am pretty sure no hibiscus name !!!

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posted by: prc4wifefe

.....@raffles....mana u get this story?

Hibiscus rep in masirah is Brit Christopher dyas

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posted by: RafflesQuay

@prc4wifede
may be we are discussing on different wave length...
i am talking about the drilling program under taken by Masirah on site.
Anyway since you @ me........well,I can review that as far as the drilling (i dont know anything about hibiscus)part 80% posting here sound funny,great imagination to me,and whether commercially viable to develop into production wells later is up to Masirah (no company will abandon a well unless very unlucky get a "dry well". Even if a well with low hydrocarbon, they will keep it or sell to next player. Its all depend on your production cost,eg a well in Oman Shell found it commercially not viable, he will not abandon, instead will sell to player from India,Russia,China which still can reap big profit from it.

Chris Dyas !!???
I am not aware he join Hibiscus, when ?
i met him last year when he came to Lion city for bidding a brownfield project in India and he got the project awarded. i thought he should be project director in India.(His level should be MD or director level can not be a site personnel !)
good night n bye

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insider has talked...he may be the key here

if tony starts selling..glupp

tony who? tony TA?

better change name..use your other accounts..lol

very shame on u sklyte..bitumen $92 per barrel? are u kidding? where did u learn that?...haha..very intelligent

seems this sklyte has done his research..unfortunately he misread...hahaha what kind of research is that sklyte?

now no one need to hear any of your opinion...u must be long sighted huh? forgot your spectacles? lol

Posted by sklyte > Dec 20, 2013 11:08 PM | Report Abuse

anbz, before you talk crap, do some research first, so what if it is bitumen, bitumen is selling at $92 per barrel, any big difference? you should say if is water...think before you type lar..bash also need to use brain geh..LOL

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lol back to u...kikiki

pandai cakaplah pandai..kalau bodoh..janganlah mengaku pandai..kikiki... 1 barrel brent crude = $98.77..yet 1 barrel bitumen = $92..???

ini macam kalu...no need crude oil...just get all the crude bitumen..u'll be rich in no time..lol...kiki

bitumen $92 per barrel.???.lol...u need not reply..u are damn stupid..hehehe

where's this sklyte..helo helo..kahkah genius misread

that's more like..hhakim...we're just talking about some talks that this involved dirty oil...just that..haha sklyte yang bangang

brent crude now is $98.77 per barrel ...and this lembu sklyte bashing me by saying that price of bitumen per barrel is $92...lol ..talking about bashing someone who is bashing someone else...then kena bashing balik

kikikiki

i know u got that value stupid sklyte...u may got it from here..
http://unconventionalenergy.blogs.ihs.com/2013/09/10/oil-sands-bitumen-a-unique-case-for-rail-economics/

which talks about

Oil sands bitumen
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and at the end it reads this:

*** IHS CERA oil price outlook is that Brent crude will average $92 per barrel between 2013 and 2020 (constant 2011 dollars). Meanwhile, over the same time period, we expect oil sands SAGD projects to require a $65-85 per barrel Brent price for continued investment. Hence, even if oil sands breakevens were to increase by $6 per barrel due to the use of rail, oil sands would continue to grow].

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at the end it talks about Brent crude ..may average $92 per barrel ...and this stupid sklyte relates it to bitumin
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lol

repeating his words now:

.think before you type lar..bash also need to use brain geh..LOL
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ps: sklyte...apasal bangang sangat?

Posted by sklyte > Dec 20, 2013 11:08 PM | Report Abuse

anbz, before you talk crap, do some research first, so what if it is bitumen, bitumen is selling at $92 per barrel, any big difference? you should say if is water...think before you type lar..bash also need to use brain geh..LOL

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haha

bitumen price is US $589-600 / Metric Ton i got this from here
http://www.alibaba.com/showroom/dubai-bitumen.html?uptime=20121129&ptsid=1013000015669016&crea=28367223500&plac=&netw=s&device=c&ptscode=0110202060010001


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Oil sands, tar sands or, more technically, bituminous sands, are a type of unconventional petroleum deposit.
The oil sands are loose sand or partially consolidated sandstone containing naturally occurring mixtures of sand, clay, and water, saturated with a dense and extremely viscous form of petroleum technically referred to as bitumen (or colloquially tar due to its similar appearance, odour and colour). Natural bitumen deposits are reported in many countries, but in particular are found in extremely large quantities in Canada.[1][2] Other large reserves are located in Kazakhstan and Russia. The estimated worldwide deposits of oil are more than 2 trillion barrels (320 billion cubic metres);

About two tons of oil sands are required to produce one barrel (roughly 1/8 of a ton) of oil. Originally, roughly 75% of the bitumen was recovered from the sand. However, recent enhancements to this method include Tailings Oil Recovery (TOR) units which recover oil from the tailings, Diluent Recovery Units to recover naptha from the froth, Inclined Plate Settlers (IPS) and disc centrifuges. These allow the extraction plants to recover well over 90% of the bitumen in the sand. After oil extraction, the spent sand and other materials are then returned to the mine, which is eventually reclaimed.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oil_sands#cite_note-3

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$92 per barrel for bitumen?...haha your must failed in math huh? bash also need to use brain geh..LOL
(repeating for clever guy..sklyte)...

haha monday u die..haha

even if it is a joke or stupid article..it can leads to disaster for this counter

haha bb is buyin..but with negative perception..haha bearish bb...

even bb is not confident...haha

monday open 23.5 cents...lowest 17 cents...close ..beats me

cheers azli..haha

ooh its not u...its someone from sumatec...cheers..haha

bb why are u flagging me?

sorry jimmy

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what trees? palm oil huh? at night? or betik tree? haha

lionel...what are u doing here? ho ho ho..thundercat....muarmali is here...i mean mummra

ex-23...then will fall big

glupp