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It is a crap company with crap prospects a crap following and crap outlook.
Doesn't look this share will be doing anything until release of news, good or bad. The amount of traded shares is extremely low in view of shares issued. Currently no appetite out there.
Only going by what AP has said in the past himself. Whether those assets gain value in the future is different, however, upon initial purchase it is of used up mine working areas such a BP and Manaila and in the past Botwana and of course the now famous confiscation of diamonds from a previous worked out De Beers mining area in Zimbabwe hence why so much has been spent trying to bring BP into profit. Takob Mine processing facility in Tajikistan is a recent venture and is a royalty of a royalty and Aprelevka is a management fee with a royalty attached with an option to acquire a stake in the future. My advice to you is to read the RNS's over the last 10 years and learn about what you're invested in.
"There are no other private mining companies operating in Romania."
There are 789 private mining companies listed as operating in Romania
@ASI The company specialises in working in countries with fantastic potential for profit and with limited competition… just to give some context to your statement. So in Tajikistan vast has JV with government and HNW partnership for finance. In Romania the Chinese might find it difficult to operate even if they wanted to. There are no other private mining companies operating in Romania.
@ASI The company specialises in working in countries with fantastic potential for profit and with limited competition… just to give some context to your statement. So in Tajikistan vast has JV with government and HNW partnership for finance. In Romania the Chinese might find it difficult to operate even if they wanted to. There are no other private mining companies operating in Romania.
Asimpleinvestor: yes, quite. I dare say they’ve tried to raise money through asset sales but been given the horse’s laugh wherever they’ve pitched up. They’re in an extremely miserable situation, other than that the owners of the company are continuing to pay their generous salaries and emoluments.
The only reason they own the projects they have is because nobody else wants them.
To be honest VAST management should consider selling some projects to settle debt rather than raising money through placement.
In the meantime looks like sub 0.3p approaching.....
This is Africa. Might have to bit longer for this historic package
Thanks for the homework DrJekyll, was going to stick to miners for now but your HE1 is very compelling. Still making the eyes bleed but top 5 at the moment, EST , CMRS , HE1, little risk with great sit in , long term prospects and PREM , VAST , on the more risky but near term strong recovery expectations. I will stick with Vast as the first with risk and see how it goes.
From this site.
Shares in Issue 928.61m
Market Cap. £3.11m
Market Size 50,000
PE Ratio -0.124599
Earnings -2.688635
Dividend 0.00
Yield 0.00%
I would suggest avoiding AIM completely..
but then again I would also suggest ignoring any pointers given on anonymous BB’s
I would suggest you take a look at PREM, CLON, HE1 and ALBA. Hope that helps and enjoy your weekend. Good luck.
Emmerson PLC has a more realistic chance than VAST.
Dear oh dear, GSA Capital Partners really don’t fancy the prospects here very much, do they?odd that they’re involved, really, it’s a tiny position by their standards. Possibly a fund manager having some fun on his personal account.
Some of these boards, get a bit mortal combat enemies, real cat fight this afternoon on ujo, couple of posters Heidi and Christine seem to hate each other with a passion.
Did some reading earlier on Vast website, does seem to have a lot going for it, Copper , Gold and other stuff and over multiple assets, valued at only £3m , appears very low to me but wtfdik (back of a postage stamp) so what am I missing, seen from web/rns's legacy debt but also new revenues in play soon.
Appears at the bottom on its uppers and could recover big time over time, which is basically what I am looking for, 3 or 4 shares to sit in for a while, seen a few posters on multiple boards, seems like they dive in and out all day long, doubt I will be doing any of that anytime soon, if ever, looking more for , it will move at its own pace but should be good in time.
Open to any suggestions, vast or others, for in depth weekend reading, thanks in advance.
Not what I was looking for but at least you posted something, was looking for some suggestions, for a study session over the weekend, then start investing on Monday, just watching at the mo, to get a feel of things, know what a T20 in cricket is but what are they and rollovers , seen them mentioned on a few boards today ?
As earlier post , new to this , so expecting a sharp learning curve, only planning to dabble with miners for now, so if anyone else can chip in and give a suggestion for weekend reading would be grateful. The list for that lot alone is huge.
Take me weeks to whittle that list down.
Ifiknewidberich9, If you're keen to lose your £10K, invest in Vast. Look at the 5 year graph, the massive rise in 2021 was a 100:1 share consolidation in April 2021 and look at the value of the shares today, the share value is back where it was prior to the consolidation. As I have said before here, better to invest your money in a unicorn stud farm in Narnia!
Just joined lse , reading around and saw your header, certainly looks well undervalued for all the assets, £3m, not rich like many on here probably but got a £10k pot, thought would split between 3 or poss 4 shares, any other light reading recommendations, you experts have for me to bone up on over the weekend.
Are we clean now?
I’m not following this much what’s happened
Just released.
https://x.com/vast_resources/status/1770791270144708716?s=20
*tubing = running