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And how it gets worked from time to time!
Thanks Pocko. This is interesting, I think: " Whilst the Board believes the narrower spread has improved the stocks profile in the market, the stock continues to have an auction four times a day (at 9am, 11am, 2pm and 4.35pm) when there is still the opportunity for anonymous investors to work an order."
Yes Suzy2... and then the Broker acting on behalf of BEM places them with their client(s)
I never take issue with placings as a general rule, even though they are often on advantageous terms for the ‘client’, though it’s great when private investors are included (Though it’s often counterproductive to include private investors due to the cost implications). How else would a junior explorer raise capital? As long as the finance is put to good use. BEM finances currently look healthy thankfully, and whilst capital will need to be raised in the future, with the exploitation licence granted, the company should be better placed to dictate terms...
The last two placings were private, does that just mean they were put in the hands of the company's broker?
That's correct, it was a placing at an advantageous price. A lot of investors winged about it but it was a lot better arrangement than borrowing money and paying mountains of interest.
I think they provided the start-up capital... All of those many moons ago!
Just to confirm: Starvest Company report 2011: "..In addition, a part of the holding in Beowulf Mining plc was sold at substantial profit, and a small re-purchase has been made subsequently." Company report 2015: "During the year the Company sold its remaining stake in Beowulf Mining plc"
Either much reduced and still invested, or below the threshold and so no requirement to declare when they sold out... Either way, I don’t think that this is a widely held share... I assume that a few posters on here have considerable holdings, likewise in Sweden...
That's correct. The largest one is what was TD direct and is now Interactive Investor (iii.co). I might sell all of my shares and push them off the top of the listings, Na, on second thoughts I think I'll keep them.
;) I don't think Rowans/Starvest are around anymore or at least a much reduced number.
Nominee accounts Subtle...
I'm just recovering from the shock when i switched on Money AM to check our SP. There was a 250,000 sell order @ 0.05p. When I recovered I realised that I'd hit the wrong key and was looking at Albermarle, the one below BEM in the listing Not a good start to my day
As of January: Interactive Investor Services Nominees Limited 29,372,615 5.50% Barclays Direct Investing Nominees Limited 18,704,087 3.50% Interactive Investor Services Nominees Limited 16,315,649 3.05%
There were a few large investors a few years back... They were listed as Sunvest and Rowan Family as I recall. Not institutional investors in the strictest sense.
They are all small private investors. No institutions.
Wonder how many people that 58.508% represents?.
Just another 685,000 SDR's added since the new year, that makes 58.506% 'over there'
We just don't know though Ed, but it's a cauldron bubbling away now, Government in control, instead of the CAB running the show to their liking and agenda. No reason for the Government to draw matters out further, in my view, unless, as Goog mentions, the current Government doesn't fancy upsetting anyone's applecart. But yes, creation of jobs surely equals more votes. Dunno. Lol. Have an extra Corona for me. Cheers Ed.
A date...a date......! Well done, Pocko, the scoping study, yes, goody. goody, sorted. ;-)
Don’t forget that the scoping study is due... In my opinion, that’s the next realistic date to focus on. And hopefully, the Government is now busy...
Fair comment that matey. Have to see then eh? Fifth candle approaching.
I have no doubt that Kurt and his team of expert "influencers" are using all their muscle to make sure that this file does not end up lying on a desk somewhere. There is a fair amount for the Gov't to do and take into account. I would be asking for progress every week......
I read that as 'reindeering' ....think I'm losing it.
I think the average politician would think he is less likely to lose votes by not making a decision than by putting his head on a block and making one.