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Newboots,
Why do you add retained earnings to the net assets? The net assets support the retained earnings. To add them is to double count.
Yes, the director's remuneration packages are large, I don't blame them. Shareholder's returns will follow in due course.
Look up the previous accounts and you will see I am correct. Not my fault shareholders get fleeced. Just highlighting to any new investors the directors are just short of being crooks and the business is run for their benefit and not shareholders . If anything I said is incorrect please let me know
Yes, I know it seems rampy, but it is rather hard not to be.
Currently, I'd say LAS is the even more extreme bargain.
You're like a broken record, echoing across LSE and ADVFN.
Divi disappointing. But retained earnings at £29m plus net assets of £31m v market cap of £40m is absolutely mental. Edwardseaton's comments may be rampy - but they're not wrong.
It would be very helpful to know what the BODs strategy is for retained earnings.
Normally the directors bonus is larger than the dividend.
And having to wait until just before FY 22 results to receive the interim dividend is a bit of pain.
I think these and LAS would have risen more is the dividend had been higher. 10p on 100p eps is nothing to get excited about.
Current market cap is less than 2022 profit.
Surprising that LAS are down slightly.
Mother of God...
Quick summary on the ‘unprecedented results… plus 10p proposed divi’
https://twitter.com/gmf782/status/1564866468994498560
It’s out
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/BISI/half-year-report/15607315
I believe that last years results were on this date so it’s going to be anytime soon. Perhaps tomorrow?
Thought results was today. At least according to marketscreener.com. Can't see anything though.
Right now, I'm quite glad they are not pumping their imminent good news. The numbers will tell their own story next week.
Trouble is one company is shareholder friendly and the other is not.
I don’t think £10 is an unrealistic target. The Sisonke CHPP has annual processing capacity of 2 mn tonnes. This year mining conditions are supposed to be much easier as they move to a new open cast resource. If they could produce say 1.5mn tonnes pa, buy in 500k tonnes pa for processing, and export more than 320k tonnes pa by utilising the terminals at Maputo, Durban etc., then double that target.
I think he would have got about £2.50. He exited in late June and sought advice whether to re-enter.
Is that the chap who jumped at 200?!
Alfreddie, I do hope you're currently invested here...such a shame if you're not. Plenty of upside still.
There was a trading update, and they said H1 profit world be 'very substantially ahead of full year 2021'.
Next week is interims, as it always is
Trading update due end of August, same as previous years. They're not just going to change their accounts reporting practice due to the current spot prices.
Why is there not a Trading Update with coal prices going through the roof?
Does the African Government allow massive profits to be retained, or will there be a hefty tax?
A trading Update would be appreciated.