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Financial Report 1st quarter 2015 for DOF ASA

The DOF Group’s total revenue is NOK 2 521 million in Q1 and the operational EBITDA NOK 776 million. The Group has sold three vessels in 1st quarter, hence EBITDA including gain on sale of vessels is NOK 992 million. Ebit was NOK 723 million. The average utilization of the Group’s fleet has in 1st quarter been 85%. The total current back log including options is NOK 64,2 billion and the contract coverage in 2015 is 81%. Please find enclosed Financial Report 1st quarter 2015. Webcast is available Wednesday 20 May at 08:30 on www.dof.no. Contact:  CEO Mons Aase, Tel. +47 91 66

Award-winning artists showcasing works at Ryedale Folk Museum

Works by artists who regularly exhibit at some of the country’s most renowned galleries are heading for rural North Yorkshire this summer, with the launch on 23 May of a season of major – and free - exhibitions bringing the works of award-winning artists as Ralph Steadman, Barbara Rae, Norman Ackroyd, Henry Moore and Francesca Simon to Ryedale Folk Museum in Hutton-le-Hole. Jennifer Smith, Ryedale Folk Museum’s Director explains why the small independent museum in Hutton-le-Hole has attracted such a distinguished following: “The breath-taking landscape of the North York Moors, which has

Kambi Group plc - Minutes from the AGM 2015

Kambi Group plc (Malta Registration number C49768; Registered Office: Level 3, Quantum House, Abate Rigord Street, Ta’ Xbiex XBX 1120, Malta) held the Annual General Meeting on Tuesday 19th May 2015 in Malta The total number of shareholders entitled to vote at this meeting was 17.848.915. Eleven resolutions were presented to the meeting. All following resolutions were approved. 1. Audited financial statements 2014 approved 2. Report on Directors’ Remuneration 2014 approved 3. Directors’ Fees 2015 approved 4. Lars Stugemo was re-elected Director 5. Anders Ström was re-

Hurt locker: Why the US and UK need more parcel lockers urgently

International courier ParcelHero says more drop boxes will reduce emissions and improve serviceFailed home deliveries have an environmental and social impact, says global courier ParcelHero . The e-commerce specialists say that, on average, 12% of parcels are not delivered when expected or are ‘carded’. This usually means a second delivery attempt, or the customer having to visit a parcels depot: both results create unnecessary journeys. ParcelHero’s David Jinks MILT says: ‘Parcel lockers are the obvious solution to the

New Curate for York Minster

A young trainee priest has been appointed to the role of Curate at York Minster. Ellie Bangay, who is currently studying for an MA in Theology and Ministry at Cranmer Hall, University of Durham, will take up her position at the Minster in July. Commenting on Ellie’s appointment, The Reverend Canon Michael Smith Pastor at York Minster said:   “We are delighted that part of Ellie’s training for her ordained ministry will be with us here at the Minster.  Whilst the role will be familiar with many parish congregations, it is fairly unusual for a cathedral to have someone in this

New union representatives to the Eltel board

Eltel AB held on Tuesday 19 May 2015 its first Annual General Meeting as a listed company. It was also communicated from the Eltel’s unions that they had two elected Board members and deputies.Jonny Andersson, Chairman of SEKO Tele at Eltel and Björn Ekblom, Chairman of Unionen at Eltel were elected as ordinary board members. Their deputies will be Krister Andersson, Project Manager (SACO) and Ninni Stylin, Partner Coordinator (Unionen). For more information, please contactGunilla Wikman, Investor Relations Manager at Eltel ABtel: +46 725 843 630, gunilla.wikman@eltelnetworks.se

RESTAMAX PLC: ACQUISITION OF OWN SHARES 19.5.2015

Restamax Plc                                                    Notification                                                                         19.5.2015 at 18:30 RESTAMAX PLC: ACQUISITION OF OWN SHARES 19.5.2015 Date 19.5.2015Exchange transaction BuyShare class RESTAAmount 2 000 sharesAverage price/share 4,4800 EURHighest price/share 4,4800 EURLowest price/share 4,4800 EURTotal price 8 960,00 EUR The shares held by Restamax Plc on 19.5.2015: Restamax Oyj                           176 000 shares

Local care home helps to change perception of dementia

Dementia Awareness Week, 18 to 24 MayThis week a local care home is using a national awareness campaign to send out a reassuring message to people worried about dementia – that it is possible to live well with dementia. Throughout Dementia Awareness Week, which runs from 18 to 24 May, Cedars Care Centre in New Barnet is focussed on helping people understand dementia and how to participate and still enjoy everyday life while living with the illness. “Dementia is one of people’s biggest health concerns, they see it as a death sentence but it’s not. We want to help break down the stigma

2015 Annual General Meeting of shareholders

MTG today announced that the 2015 Annual General Meeting (the "Meeting") of shareholders, which was held today in Stockholm, voted to support all of the resolutions that the Board and Nomination Committee proposed to the Meeting.The Meeting adopted the Income Statement and Balance Sheet, as well as the consolidated financial statements and the Auditor’s report on the consolidated financial statements. The Meeting discharged the Board of Directors and the CEO from liability for the full year 2014. The Meeting resolved to re-elect  David Chance, Simon Duffy Michelle Guthrie and

Hingham care home helps change perception of dementia

Games, crafts and entertainment will be the focus of a week of activities at Hingham’s Hassingham House Care Centre aimed at helping people learn how to live well with dementia, during national Dementia Awareness Week 18 to 24 May. “Dementia is now one of people’s biggest health concerns, they see it as a death sentence but it’s not,” says Sally Lee, Hassingham House manager. “We want to help break down the stigma associated with dementia and show people that if you take a positive approach to the illness you can live well with dementia.” As well as hosting two open afternoons, the

Warren Lodge offers open invitation for dementia awareness week 18 – 24 May 2015

With the growing incidence of dementia now receiving far more national attention, Wokingham care home Warren Lodge in Finchampstead is opening its doors to visitors throughout Dementia Awareness Week (18-24 May 2015) to invite businesses, healthcare professionals and members of the public find out more about caring for those living with the condition. “There can be very few people who have not got friends or family who have been touched by dementia, and yet it is quite remarkable how little people know about making live easier for those living with the condition,” comments centre manager,

Maidstone care home shows positive approach to dementia during Dementia Awareness Week 18–24 May 2015

Cake decorating, singing and pampering will be the focus of activities in Maidstone, at The Poplars Care Centre, aimed at helping people understand how to live well with dementia, during national Dementia Awareness Week 18 to 24 May. “There can be very few people who don’t have friends or family who have been touched by dementia, and yet it is quite remarkable how little people know about making life easier for those living with the condition. We take a very positive approach to dementia here at The Poplars and hope that members of the public will come along to see best practice in

New sensory garden opens at Crowthorne care home in time for Dementia Awareness Week 18-24 May 2015

It may not be a Chelsea Flower Show medal winner but to the residents living with dementia at a Crowthorne-based care home their new sensory garden is worth more than its weight in gold. Designed specifically for the needs of people living with dementia, the new garden at Pinehurst Care Centre, Dukes Ride, will give the residents not just a safe, outdoor area they can relax in and enjoy but a place they can explore with a sense of purpose – and without a straight path in sight! “The new garden offers a variety of sensory experiences, such as the sights, sounds and smells of the

Payment of consent fee DOLP01 and DOLP02

On 13 May 2015 a Bondholders’ Meeting was held pursuant to summons of 24 April 2015 and the amendment to the summons of 12 May 2015. The Bondholders’ Meeting approved the proposal as set out in the summons and the Conditions Precedent as defined in the summons is fulfilled. The bondholders will receive a one-time consent fee of 2.00% (flat) of the face of the respective Bondholders’ holdings of the Bonds, as follows; Record date: 13 May 2015 Settlement date: 1 June 2015 This applies to the bondholders of; ISIN: NO0010662901- FRN Dolphin Group ASA Senior Unsecured Bond Issue

Annual General Meeting of Oriflame Cosmetics S.A.

Oriflame Cosmetics S.A. today held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Luxembourg. All current directors, Magnus Brännström, Anders Dahlvig, Lilian Fossum Biner, Alexander af Jochnick, Jonas af Jochnick, Robert af Jochnick, Anna Malmhake, Helle Kruse Nielsen and Christian Salamon, were re-elected, to serve as members of the Board of Directors until the next Annual General Meeting. Alexander af Jochnick was re-elected to serve as Chairman of the Board until the next Annual General Meeting. KPMG Luxembourg Société coopérative was re-elected auditor. The AGM approved the Board of

Payment of consent fee DOLP01 and DOLP02

On 13 May 2015 a Bondholders’ Meeting was held pursuant to summons of 24 April 2015 and the amendment to the summons of 12 May 2015. The Bondholders’ Meeting approved the proposal as set out in the summons and the Conditions Precedent as defined in the summons is fulfilled. The bondholders will receive a one-time consent fee of 2.00% (flat) of the face of the respective Bondholders’ holdings of the Bonds, as follows; Record date: 13 May 2015 Settlement date: 1 June 2015 This applies to the bondholders of; ISIN: NO0010662901- FRN Dolphin Group ASA Senior Unsecured Bond Issue

Belmont Lodge offers support for people worried about dementia

With the growing incidence of dementia now receiving far more national attention, Chigwell care home Belmont Lodge opened its doors to visitors on 19 May, for Dementia Awareness Week (18-24 May 2015), to find out more about caring for those living with the condition. “There can be very few people who don’t have friends or family who have been touched by dementia, and yet it is quite remarkable how little people know about making life easier for those living with the condition,” comments manager, Maureen McDonagh. “We desperately need to educate anyone who might come into contact with

Southampton Solent University team up with Kick It Out to offer equality awareness course

Southampton Solent University is collaborating with Kick It Out to offer an Equality and Diversity Awareness in Football award.This unique six-unit course is aimed at professionally developing and educating the future leaders of football and increasing awareness of Kick It Out’s work within all sectors of the game. It is a well-suited course for anyone who currently works, or aspires to work, within the football industry. The course will be led by Southampton Solent University and staff at Kick It Out, who will offer support in a variety of ways. Ex-professional footballers and experts

Local care home takes its lead from Morgan Freeman

Bucket lists, and celebrating things you wanted to be remembered for are the focus of a week of activities at Borehamwood’s Forest Care Village from 18 to 24 May, when staff take a stand to talk about one of life’s great conversational taboos – death. “Even with terminal patients, relatives often avoid talking about death, but it can be hugely helpful for those who know they are nearing the end of their lives to be involved in how they will be remembered. At a time when families are grieving, it can often be a great comfort that the funeral arrangements are their way of carrying out the

Ferronordic Machines AB (publ) Annual General Meeting 2015

Press Release Stockholm, 19 May 2015The annual general meeting of Ferronordic Machines AB (publ) was held on 19 May 2015 at Radisson Blu Strand Hotel, Stockholm. The meeting resolved in favour of all proposed matters in accordance with the proposals described in the notice to the meeting. The most important resolutions are described below. ·For the time being no dividends shall be paid on the company’s preference shares. Further, no dividends shall be paid on the company’s ordinary shares. ·The income statement and balance sheet as well as the consolidated income

Bulletin from the Annual General Meeting 2015 of Eltel AB

Eltel AB held on Tuesday 19 May 2015 its first Annual General Meeting as a listed company in which the following resolutions were made.For more detailed information on the content of the resolutions, please refer to the notice of the Annual General Meeting (the AGM), which is available on the Company's website, www.eltelnetworks.com. · The AGM resolved to adopt the income statement and balance sheet and consolidated income statement and consolidated balance sheet for the financial year 2014. · The AGM resolved, in accordance with the Board's proposal that no dividend should be paid

Local care home believes in life after dementia

This week a local care home is using a national awareness campaign to send out a reassuring message to people worried about dementia – that it is possible to live well with dementia. Throughout Dementia Awareness Week, which runs from 18 to 24 May, The Grange Care Centre in Faringdon is holding a series of activities aimed at helping people understand dementia and showing how to participate and still enjoy everyday life while living with the illness. “Dementia is one of people’s biggest health concerns, they see it as a death sentence but it’s not. We want to help break down the

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