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Anybody got an idea what the payout per share will be ...if any
Suspension from Monday
Trading bellow cash
Hopefully they will vend something into this vehicle
Zebbo I keep an eye on this, you need to check past RNS.
SRO bought back the Griffin shares years ago.
Percentages of shares NOT in public hands is 64%
40% of stock held by Griffin Mining - Mladen Ninkov, Chairman, Mladen Ninkov, Non-executive Chairman of Spitfire Oil.
10% Paul Johnson
How long before there is corp action ??
$2.3M AUD = £1.27M or 4.8p equivalent
Good shell if they can finally get something done with it
Paul Johnson holds over 10.3% here
Bod done nothing for years other than pay their own wages. Peeps need to research this in detail to understand bod failings. GL to those that remain
Don't forget numbers are in A$
Lower prices again 2.2
Small cap have started a tiny recovery.
Cash at sro is around the 6.5p mark compared to a 3p share price.
Needs Johnson to get the ball rolling as he has been buying up stock beyond the 10p mark.
Last rns added an extra 1% to his holdings.
Good prices now
Waiting for AL Johnson .
Mammy.
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Given the early stage of investigation these are
encouraging results and further work is required to
infill drill the anomalous zones and also to extend
coverage over the remainder of the anomalous
structures throughout the rest of the Spitfire
exploration licences
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More would be welcome.
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Looks like Johnson has now upped his stake to over 10%.
Paul Johnson I think was buying up to and above 10p.
So as it currently stands around 6-6.5p in cash so trading below.
Might be up to Paul additionally to look for a project that can be utilised.
Current management need replacing.
Paul and Michelle Johnson 9.8%
Griffin mining 40 %
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To date, Griffin has reviewed a considerable number of projects, few of which have met Griffin's investment criteria. Spitfire meets Griffin's criteria in that, as reported in Spitfire's Admission Document, its Salmon Gums project has a JORC Inferred Resource (>10m thick seam) of 500 million tonnes of lignite and is located in a stable country where Griffin already has a presence. Although Spitfire's Salmon Gums project is a hydrocarbon project, this does meet Griffin's objective of spreading commodity risk and all of Griffin's directors have experience of the oil and gas sector.
It is not easy and it takes an incredibly long time to consummate such a transaction. When it eventually occurs, hopefully, the wait will have been worthwhile."
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Maybe Gums have been cleaned
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About time for good news Mr Spit
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I wonder whether Paul johnson will look to up his stake at these levels.
Current management need replacing however cash is still around the £1.5mill plus mark versus a market cap of around 600k.
£700k Mcap is cheap and well under cash
Geezer needs replacing with someone who will transform the listed venture
actually going to bloody do something
The tech is now available for SRO to unlock its 200 Mbls oil equivalent of lignite (brown coal)
Japan’s Kawasaki Heavy Industries has teamed up with the Australian government to lead a A$500m ($388m) project to turn coal into liquid hydrogen, in what it has described as one of the world’s first attempts to commercialise the technology.
The pilot project aims to generate “green energy” for use in cars, electricity generation and industry in Japan from one of the dirtiest fuels, brown coal. It involves converting coal to hydrogen at a power plant in the Latrobe Valley — a region in Australia with some of the world’s most abundant supplies of the fossil fuel, which is also called lignite.
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