Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
1 May 2014annual report● Neutral
Phoenix's audited accounts for the year to 30 June 2013 showed a net loss of $1,033,467, against $758,680 the year before. They were released on 1 May 2014 as pre-reinstatement disclosure and list Phoenix's own board and CEO Steven Larkins.
Corporate governance statement released ahead of reinstatement, setting out High Peak's position against ASX best-practice recommendations. It notes no nomination committee and no women in senior executive roles or on the board. No new commercial information.
Post-merger capital structure: 165,085,459 shares on issue, including 123,676,529 to Phoenix holders and 24m from the raise. About 1,715,333 more shares are due in compulsory acquisition. Top holder Indian Ocean Resources holds 7.47%; AGL holds 1.05%, a dilution from 9.99% (inference).
ASX will reinstate High Peak to quotation on 5 May 2014 after the 24 March suspension, with code HPR (changing from TEY on 2 May). There are 137,044,687 quoted shares and 10,280,000 quoted options at $0.35. Some shares and options are escrowed.
The Phoenix offer closed with High Peak holding 98.78% of Phoenix. It has started compulsory acquisition of the remaining 1.22%, expected to take 4 to 6 weeks.
High Peak issues 12,862,012 options at $0.35 expiring after 3 years: 760,000 to Phoenix option holders, 9,600,000 attached to the 24m-share public offer, and 2,502,012 to Argonaut for advisory services. Quotation is sought.
The Phoenix acquisition is completed (over 98% of shares) and Torrens is renamed High Peak Royalties. With the $6m raise, cash is over $8m for further royalty purchases. Trading is expected to resume in early May under code HPR.
ASX grants conditional approval for reinstatement, so all defeating conditions of the Phoenix takeover are now met. Acceptances are 98.6%. Share issues are expected around 16 April, with trading reinstatement targeted for early May 2014.
Torrens closes its prospectus offer having raised $6m, including $2m of oversubscriptions, which meets the $4m minimum condition of the Phoenix bid. Acceptances stand at 97.6%; the offer is extended to 29 April 2014 while ASX re-admission approval is awaited.
Torrens' voting power in Phoenix has passed 90%, meeting the minimum acceptance level for the takeover. Other conditions, including the $4m raise and ASX re-admission, were still required according to the earlier extension notice.
Torrens extends the Phoenix offer and the $6m prospectus offer from 1 April to 15 April 2014. Acceptances stand at 83% against the 90% needed, and ASX conditional approval for re-admission is still awaited. A $4m minimum raise is also a condition of the bid.
24 Mar 2014listing compliance notice● NeutralMajor
Torrens shares are suspended from quotation on 24 March 2014, at its own request, pending the shareholder meeting on the change in the nature and scale of activities. They stay suspended until the company complies with ASX Chapters 1 and 2 (re-admission requirements).
Half-year to 31 December 2013: loss $522,494, up from $116,641 a year earlier, including a $200,000 environmental rehabilitation provision. Cash $2.53m, net assets $4.63m, no debt. The Phoenix merger is disclosed as the main development.
Investor presentation promoting the Phoenix merger and a new ASX royalty company, High Peak Royalties, with an indicative market value of about $40m. Repeats the known terms: 1:5.55 consolidation, raise of up to $6m at $0.25 and $2m cornerstoned by Wooles.
Re-lodged prospectus for the same raise of up to $4m at $0.25 a share, now including the solicitors' and investigating accountant's reports left out of the 17 February version. No change to terms.
Torrens lodges its Bidder's Statement for the Phoenix takeover, offering 1 Torrens share per Phoenix share after a proposed 1:5.55 consolidation (5.55 pre-consolidation). Offer runs 20 February to 1 April 2014, and Torrens is to be renamed High Peak Royalties. Phoenix's board recommends acceptance.
Torrens forwards Phoenix's Target's Statement, in which each Phoenix director recommends accepting the 1-for-1 post-consolidation scrip offer unless a superior proposal emerges. Offer closes 1 April 2014. Repeats the known terms.
17 Feb 2014capital raising announcement● NeutralMajor
Torrens issues a prospectus to raise up to $4m (minimum $2m) at $0.25 a share, with 2 free options per 5 shares, plus up to $2m oversubscriptions. It also offers AGL up to 13,916,950 shares under its top-up right. All of it depends on the Phoenix bid going unconditional, shareholder approval and ASX re-admission.
Torrens signs a binding agreement to merge with unlisted Phoenix Oil & Gas, holder of royalties over 21 oil and gas projects, via an all-scrip takeover at 1 Torrens share per Phoenix share (post-consolidation). A $4m raise is planned, $2m cornerstoned by Chairman Wooles. Ends the search for a deal and turns Torrens into a royalty company.
Annual report to 30 June 2013. Chairman says spending is being minimised to preserve cash, geothermal tenements are maintained long term, and the board has reviewed many projects with a focus on oil and gas. The text supplied is truncated before any financials.
14 May 2013material agreement termination● NeutralMajor
After due diligence Torrens elects not to proceed with the Strike WA acquisition, ending the Carnarvon deal along with the planned capital raising, consolidation and relisting. No $350,000 deposit or other payment is owed. Board will keep the geothermal assets and look at other opportunities.
14 May 2013material agreement termination● Neutral
Strike Energy confirms Torrens has chosen not to buy Strike WA and says it will keep pursuing ways to realise value from its Carnarvon Basin assets. Seller's side of the termination already announced by Torrens.
Torrens signs a binding letter to buy Strike Energy Western Australia, holding 19.94-61.54% interests in four Carnarvon Basin permits, for $3.5m cash. It plans a $4.5-6.0m raise and share consolidation, and must re-comply with ASX listing rules. Marks a shift from geothermal to oil and gas.
Seller Strike Energy confirms the $3.5m cash sale of Strike WA to Torrens, with interests of 19.94-61.54% in four Carnarvon Basin permits. Completion needs Torrens' due diligence and approvals, expected by late June 2013. Mirrors Torrens' own announcement.
Half-year to 31 Dec 2012: operating loss $116,641, sharply down from $748,417 a year earlier, reflecting the cost cutting. The text supplied repeats the Port Augusta co-generation and AGL items and is truncated before the financial statements.
Appendix 4C cash-flow report for NeuroDiscovery Limited, an unrelated company, not Torrens Energy. It has no bearing on Torrens and appears to be a misfiled document.