George Frangeskides, Exec-Chair at Alba Mineral Resources, discusses grades at the Clogau Gold Mine. Watch the full video here.
Question is do I stem the losses from an average of 8p and sell out before the next bad news or based on increasing revenue and sales hope the optimists are correct on the turnaround...
Great post shandypants2, as a small investor feel misled and no trust in the board now, made a mockery of us, Hardman & Co. research notes all meaningless.
Almost definitely won't, or a nonsense response, shambles management
What a bounce back 4.5% woohoo! I'm not buying another share on the wild west of AIM again, over to the US market for me where there's some serious liquidity...
Management shambles - raising money last year when there was an issue with figures. Give me my money back!
Another Chris Mills buy, now holds 26.03% of the share capital, what's the endgame here? Mandatory offer required at 30% holding in UK public company...
Just came back to have a look at Ariana out of interest, I sold back in June 2023 and definitely not regretting it! I see Tavsan, a bit like nuclear fusion, is still happening "soon"! I won't be rebuying, even at a lower price than I sold...
Looking at last trading update of July 2023 cash position of $13.4m, now cash $3.75m. They are certainly getting through it, hope cash generation is strong enough to keep it positive then! The investment into DVM makes sense, let's see if it remains funded by this strong cash generation... Like I say I'm very tempted to top up now it's fallen 40% in a day, definitely overdone reaction
Today's update states the loan is drawn to it's maximum, $8m. The question is will free cash flow be enough not to require any fresh equity raise until "a positive net cash position in FY25".
From the market reaction it seems sceptical. The update hints it will be enough, referencing "strong cash generation" but there's no definitive statement that it will be. Perhaps tempted to top up at these levels but it's still not certain that there won't be a final dilution from this point.
It's ok for you to sit on them unlisted if they're not in a stocks and shares ISA, however, for smaller younger investors like myself who bought into the growth story, and for me one of the biggest of my investments, we're well and truly shafted. I'd just like to say to the BOD, you've acted like a bunch of c..
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Is this company going out of business, cus the share price.. dayyyum!
I've been a holder since 2016 before Kiziltepe mine opened and could see great value creation from prospective future satellite mines in the then "Red Rabbit" development like Tavsan and developing the potential of Salinbas. However, from my point of view focus has definitely been lost and resources of a small team spread too thin and projects left to lag and share price has been hit accordingly.
I've sold all of my admittedly modest 125000 holding this afternoon, while still in profit, in hindsight I should've done after the last special dividend payment.
I pity the fool who buys these shares!
The optimist in me would hope the fact they are raising less at 6p than at 14p indicates the breakeven 2024 target is within sight and won't need as much to reach a positive cashflow, I don't think they've ever indicated a breakeven target in RNS before, a turnover target yes but not breakeven.
However, the realist is saying sell my holding now to pre-empt the next raise at 4p next year!
Not a bad update considering the macro environment, 12% increase in customer numbers in one quarter. Though the market itself remains unimpressed with no movement in the share price, hopefully this time new customer wins are covering the marketing spend!
There we go he's back to form now
I thought draft just posted irrelevant cyber attack links which have little to do with brand protection, but that make me laugh out loud!
I have been following STX for a while with a view to buy in. The Tom Winnifrith critisism of the company I felt was realistic, take away the rhetoric, and did come very close to his 5p prediction.
Now the potential of how big a dilution the almost inevitable equity raise will be is holding me off. I feel once this is announced that will be the buy in point with increasing volumes in the US able to sustain working capital demands. (although confused as to why Norgine volumes remain so low). Any LTHs agree that would be a sensible approach for a new private investor? Any other points you'd look out for if you had yet to buy in?
Well that aged well, not, within 3 hours. What a moron
You always have the wild rampers on any board as CR888 appears to be here.
The most pertinent indicator of a minimum offer price is always Mr Market, and being a PE firm the minimum is what they're looking to pay, in this case I'd be surprised if an offer is made over 600p per share, I'd suspect initial offer around 590 which can of course be rejected or negotiated, of course purely my opinion and no offer is guaranteed. Fingers crossed though and GLALTH