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Q Resources launched today, backed by Rui de Sousa

Thursday, Apr 15 2010 by marben100
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Q Resources has listed today on AIM, as a vehicle for making acquisitions. What caught my eye is the involvement of Rui de Sousa, Soco's Chairman, and is well known to many Stockopedia readers.

At launch it has a market cap. of £3.28m. Here are some key facts & statements from the Admission Document:

 

Q Resources is a new company incorporated under the laws of Jersey. The Company has been established for the purpose of identifying and acquiring, or making investments in, Resources assets, with an initial focus on Africa and/or South America.

On Admission, Q Resources will have no trading business, giving the Directors a platform to carry out a detailed examination of potential acquisition targets. The Company, in determining potential acquisitions, will consider all sectors of the Resources industry, but will primarily focus on metals and minerals assets.

The Directors intend to complete the first acquisition within 12 months of Admission, which they intend will constitute a Reverse Takeover (and therefore will require Shareholder approval) in order to provide the Company with an operating business. Following the initial acquisition, the Directors will review the strategic development of the Company.

In conjunction with the Admission, the Company has conditionally raised £2.955 million, net of expenses through a placing of 54,583,333 Placing Shares and 13,645,833 2010 Warrants with institutional and other investors, details of which are set out below.


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The author may hold shares in this company, all opinions are his own and you should check any statements that appear factual and not rely on them before making an investment decision. The author is NOT a qualified analyst nor authorised to give investment advice.


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