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With mainly Berenberg employees
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/berenberg-conference-and-events-952398215_yesterday-we-hosted-the-annual-berenberg-activity-7077918193209499648-NMnK?
posted 9h ago
Yesterday, we hosted the annual Berenberg Thematic Mining Afternoon and Summer Drinks Reception at the Marylebone Hotel. The afternoon consisted of two panels; 'The Energy Transition Theme: Assessing Where We Are in The Journey' and 'Funding The Next Generation Of Mines To Drive The Energy Transition', followed by a drinks reception in the courtyard.
Thank you to our excellent panelists and to everyone who joined the event.
First panel: Paul Gait (Anglo American), James Whiteside (Wood Mackenzie), James Rutherford (Centamin PLC)
Second panel: Marc Bishop Lafleche (Ecora Resources PLC), George Cheveley (Ninety One), Menno Sanderse (Rio Tinto)
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but also reps from Centamin's 7th largest shareholder Ninety One
https://ninetyone.com/en/united-kingdom
If Mr Rutherford were a meal to be described in gastronomic terms then "Bland" comes to mind!
Mrtibbles Centamin’s chairman, our Jim Rutherford put his hand in his pocket several times during the stocks trip from £2.00 down to 80p
I found his indulgence very reassuring at the time.
It’s much more supportive for senior management to display ‘skin in the game’ in times of uncertainty than when holders are just disappointed at a slow recovery, like what we all are in the middle of right now.
Hi Razor's
As far I can see from the directors buys list Jim has only bought 150,000, no great shakes really considering his position!
We should have Trevor Stanley Schultz as chairperson,not only has bought considerably more shares but he has a greater understanding of actual mining!
Then we have Josef who has sold over 30 million in six tranches or so usually just before some unforeseen circumstances decimated the share price!
06-Oct-20 05-Oct-20 Buy James Rutherford 151.68 GBX 100,000 100,000
I think his support was strong enough and well received as they happened in a time of crisis and uncertainty in the stock, when posters with unfamiliar names were posting crap like “Holding off — 60p soon.
Yes compared to Ross Gerard and Martin Horgan’s recent purchases. How do you think James showed excellent leadership and at exactly the right time.
-Mar-21 23-Mar-21 Buy James Rutherford 103.85 GBX 50,000 250,000
08-Dec-20 07-Dec-20 Buy James Rutherford 120.10 GBX 100,000 200,000
The stock price at £2 then the news broke about the waste mountain causing the price to drop by 1/4 to £1.50 then James Rutherford bought his first lot of 100k no matter the price continued to decline and he then bought a second 100k at £1.20 and once again when the stock hit lower he bought another 50k
When you consider that he bought the shares in the same fashion as you and I would, through his broker with no bonus scheme involved I think his support demonstrates exactly how the chairman of a company should behave in a time of crisis and uncertainty.
Fair comments Cowichan,
One can't help but be suspicious of the lateness, possibly even unwillingness to update on Doropo.
I asked an independent and experienced mining analyst to look at the information the company has released so far and the analyst concluded that on the information available Doropo is mediocre , or "Hardley a dripping roast!".
That said the analyst did feel the information released so far in many respects it was vague and lacking any real substance, would have been good to see a detailed mining plan, but far too many companies never provide one because its not in their interests if they want to reel in the investors!
So it seems we are really still being kept in the dark, why?
I don't disagree when compared to Martin Horgan & Ross Gerrard, but that said for these guys already on very nice little earners with expenses!,buying at these piffling levels doesn't show any real commitment when compared to the likes of some retail investors on here.
After over decade of broken promises, missed targets and underhand deception about the true state of Sukari I remain very suspicious of recent changes such as changing to a PR company with little experience in Egypt and track record of making a worse service or company or service appear a bearable alternative, not to mention being possibly a case of the "Old pals act" is this all part of the plan to make it easier to string us along?
Yet another "Jolly" to enable group hugging and patting one another's backs!!
So what did this achieve as far as we retail shareholder's are concerned?