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This time last year, Boris Johnson had just won the General Election by a huge majority and it seemed as if a new dawn for the UK was about to begin. How wrong we all were…
A few cases of some strange virus nobody had ever heard of had been reported in China, but few people noticed, many didn’t or just brushed it off as “just another bug”. As far as most economists and stock markets were concerned, the virus was “some Asian problem” and will never come over to Europe and the rest of the World…
That all changed as February drew to a close and Covid-19 began to hit Europe. Lockdowns became the new normal and shares plunged. Calling 2020 a rollercoaster year for the markets doesn’t do justice to a rollercoaster or even being in a theme park! Markets continued to collapse in the spring to levels not seen for over a decade as coronavirus hit global markets and the uncertainty and implications of what all this actually meant were really being hammered home.
Although much of the wider losses have been recovered, when it comes to individual equities as always there have been some notable laggards and a few surprise leaders. Here, we have selected a dozen “alternative” companies that have a varied company business model from a focus on Asia, Bitcoin, and Palm oil to Helium, the Housing Market and Graphene! It will be very interesting how this carefully selected “Basket” will perform in 2021 and all should be worth following over the next 12 months…
https://total-market-solutions.com/2021/01/12-companies-to-follow-in-2021/
Notice that doc and his poodle burton have gone quite on this one..I guess since the placing is done their work is done..
Even more bizarre when you consider that the company had $3 million in the bank at the end of June - so why place at a discount immediately afterwards and then use that money to buyback shares above the placing price! Feels like some sort of pump/spoof going on by the company!
So they raised funds recently and now buy back shares at a higher price ..wtf
Time for Adam to be unleashed into Jade?
“…Balanced, sober and outstanding results within the context of Covid…”
Covid is here to stay and so are the opportunities being presented by established small and medium enterprises throughout Asia.
London-listed Adamas Finance Asia provides growth capital and financing to emerging businesses across the region regardless of instruments and asset classes. Diversification is the key.
That diversification and prudent approach to investment decisions has resulted in ‘outstanding’ first half results against the headwinds of a crisis that started in China and ironically has made it the place which will lead the world out of the pandemic recession.
Listen to Adamas investment manager Suresh Withana talk to Sarah Lowther about the pipeline of opportunities in Asia, how the company is protecting its share price and when #ADAM will become #JADE.
https://total-market-solutions.com/2020/08/24/adamas-finance-asia-august-2020/
You pay proactive for the interview, never known a bad one yet which tells you something, taken with a pinch of salt!
Doc Holiday on Twitter is pumping this to high heaven, also PAL, obviously he's either over keen or in over his head, not taking his constant hints.
This is a turnaround play. NAV is way way higher than current mcap. You have to be forward thinking, getting wrapped up on historical results means you will always be 6 months behind.
Increased dealflow, moving into Testing, vaccination, healthcare sectors. So much going on its really exciting. Plus willing to support the shareprice where necessary as they believe in the company.
That still doesn't explain though why you think they raised money at 25p and would now be using it to buy back shares at more than a 20% premium to that? Especially given that the company is loss making
I think its fantastic to see the management backing the company via a share buyback scheme.
Would be bit of a joke if they were using the funds raised at 25p just a month back to now buy shares back at a higher price - wouldn't exactly inspire much confidence in the board and their business acumen!
Very bullish RNS today with company willing to deploy $700k to buy shares in their own company.
Judging by the price action looks like they have started already
24p my backside. No thanks 50p + please.
Bought in here today. Think that non invasive vaccines are the future
Yes been low volume and dead for months. Can feel a change in trend coming. Better liquidity past couple days and lovely to see the CEO Suresh interacting with investors
Bought in earlier this week, but looks like this could be set for a jump today. Lots of solid buys going through and it seems sentiment is building following Suresh's interview with DDSDocHolliday yesterday. Excited about this one to say the least.
Is @AdamasFinance the next Chinese Delight?
Here, @DDS_DocHoliday finds out a little more about #ADAM in this interview with @SWithana18 and expands on the strong pipeline of attractive income-generating assets and potential new opportunities...
https://total-market-solutions.com/2020/08/06/adams-finance-asia/
Expect to see 30p breakout today
Think this share will start seeing some action now
Due to China's continuing rapid urbanisation, demand for FMHL's products is expected to remain robust.
For the remainder of 2020, the quarry is expected to operate at full production and the Company expects to provide its first financial guidance for the quarry for the 2020 year in late August or early September of this year.
“…the name change reflects the pathway of capital from the West to investing in Asia and the full range of opportunities that brings…”
London-quoted Adamas Finance Asia Limited is changing its name to Jade Road Investments to better reflect the company’s heritage, and model of investing in multiple sector opportunities across Asia.
The Company is now seeing an increasingly attractive and growing pipeline of investment opportunities in the region, a situation that is accelerating due to the impact of the global COVID-19 pandemic. To facilitate access to this pipeline, ADAM is also raising just over £3 million in an Open Offer and Placing.
Here, Adamas Finance Investment manager Suresh Withana catches up with Sarah Lowther about the wisdom behind the name change and how the proceeds from the placing will increase shareholder value…
https://total-market-solutions.com/2020/07/17/adamas-finance-asia-3/
London quoted company Adamas Finance Asia are focused on providing shareholders with attractive uncorrelated, risk-adjusted returns from a diversified portfolio of pan-Asian investments, is pleased to announce the publication of its final results for the year ended 31 December 2019.
https://total-market-solutions.com/2020/05/19/3282/
On the 11th May 2020, Adamas Finance Asia announced they had successfully raised gross proceeds of approximately US$1.72 million through a new subscription to ADAM’s US Dollar-denominated corporate bond from High Net Worth Individuals and Family Offices in the Middle East (the “Corporate Bond”). This represents the second close of its corporate bond issuance programme of up to a combined total US$10 million, through which the Company has raised a combined total of approximately US$3.6 million to date.
John Croft, Chairman of Adamas Finance Asia Limited, commented:
“We are pleased to announce this fresh capital injection. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic continues to bring global uncertainty, but the Company is seeing an increasingly attractive and growing pipeline of investment opportunities across Asia.
https://total-market-solutions.com/2020/05/14/podcast-with-adamas-finance-asia/
Suresh Withana caught up with Sarah Lowther to talk about Adamas, in addition to the global ramifications of Coronavirus, Withana acknowledges a number of major downturns during his career but gives some insight to the latest global outage as the virus impacts the International community. Adamas via Harmony capital acted ahead of the UK in instructing its Asian counterparts to setup office remotely (virtually) ahead of the official lockdown, including those operating in the UK. This arguably has minimised the impact on the company as it looks to furnish itself for the best possible outcome post-COVID-19.
Suresh Withana is an Investment Manager at Adamas finance Asia limited looks after Buyside investment and management experience in Asia, Europe, and the Americas focused on special situations and private equity. Positions held in Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, the United Kingdom, and Australia.
https://total-market-solutions.com/2020/04/03/suresh-withana-of-adamas/