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That mini rise is all over now then.
Back to sitting and waiting.
Very pleased with the price, a takeover was always on the cards in my view.
I’ve held about 15 years, paid 99p if I remember correctly, nice income in the later years, now to find a new home for the money.
PXC did mention a royalty in my post, but as you say probably unlikely, just trying to join dots...
"a coupon calculated as a royalty on the net smelter return revenue received from production and sales at Empire".
PXC announced this morning…
The Company expects to raise a minimum of $60 million via the issue of Loan Notes to institutional and other investors.
It is intended that the Loan Notes will be US dollar denominated, will be non-convertible and be repayable after 10 years. It is also proposed that the Loan Notes will pay a semi-annual coupon equivalent to the higher of a fixed interest coupon or a coupon calculated as a royalty on the net smelter return revenue received from production and sales at Empire. The Company also proposes to seek admission to trading of the Loan Notes on a recognised securities market.
Wonder if APF could get involved?
Some posters here may have a better idea than me.
Fantastic year for APF and more to come going by how much was generated in the final quarter.
“ There is likely to be higher income from Kestrel and Voisey's Bay in 2022, despite lower expected volumes, particularly at Voisey's Bay as operations move underground from the open pit, before they ramp up again in future years”.
Final dividend held at 1.75p as expected from the small mention in their Investor Meet presentation, still good at 7p a year.
Monecor hold 17M shares and now Barclays have 17M, could be the same shares finding a more permanent home?
Just messing, but it is nice to see a few buys this afternoon.
id4 acquired by AMOI at 4p a share, £5.3m. We might be getting some interest in AMOI now.
Hi Sam4224, if they’re held in an ISA it’ll be paid in sterling, but if held in a SIPP it’ll be paid in $, as ii ISA can only have cash in sterling currency.
Hope that helps a little.
Not much happening at all, but a large trade today may spark some life into the price.
2,775,000 shares at 2.5p
Well gents, I stand corrected on the share price high, not sure what I was looking at, apologies all :-)
I remember selling some at 190p in the wife's ISA and thought it was a lot longer ago than that. APF have have been a great income for me us over the 10 years or so, could not be happier with them, especially lately.
Agreed on the buybacks, certainly not at this price, APF are at about an 8 year high I think.
APF just tweeted about Capstone Mining Corp and Mantos Copper's merger.
APF have a 1.525% royalty on all copper from Mantos Blancos mine in Chile, which contributed US$5.67M to APF in 2021.
All seems to be getting better and better at the moment, without tempting fate.
Sorry, one director buy reported late, the other was earlier today.
Good presentation today, feel happy to hold for the foreseeable.
Two director buys reported after market closed.
I wouldn’t be surprised if the final divi is kept at the same as the previous three, at 1.75p giving 7p for the year.
Then going forward moving up on a quarterly basis from the 1.75p level.
FNX are a main buy recommendation in the SCSW this weekend, which should help with any rise tomorrow.
Looking forward to the results myself, but as you say it’s the outlook that matters in these markets.
Looks like things are still progressing, nice to get an update this morning.
Don’t think it will be noticed much, especially on a day like this.
Very unsettled world we’re living at the moment, such a waste of life, energy and money.
These leaders who want to takeover their neighbours, could leave such a better legacy by building a prosperous peaceful country for their people to live their one and only life in.
It’s the same all through history though, we just don’t learn.
Should be a better day, particularly for OBD, it can move very fast went there’s buying pressure.
Not sure if that will happen today, but I agree, well done OBD, the launch should stop the share price drift, but more importantly help people who are unfortunate enough to be diagnosed with cancer.
The RNS this morning said the CEO has sold and left.
In addition, Paul Smith has left his role as Chief Executive Officer ("CEO") and stepped down from the board with immediate effect.
Grabs his money first, and then runs for the hills, just shows what type of person he is, leaving colleagues and shareholders to deal with the fallout.
After today you might have to pass me kneecap Ken’s phone number :-)