The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
If it ever happens. Highly conditional on AA shareholders agreeing to split the company and keep the crappy bit.
I'm assuming Colin will be in advanced talks with AA now that CU is $10000pt.
Not holding my breath though
It's pure fantasy to be talking about short term dividends other than a special div on asset sale.
I've invested in numerous AIM shares over the years, some profitable, but never received any dividends. Still as long as it sucks in a few more punters eh?
60 kt of copper and a potential sp of 18p were mentioned on here the other day. That's a 17 bagger for 60000 tons of copper.
Compare this with the rampers on XTR who used to suggest a 5 bagger for 2 megatons of copper at Bushranger
Kinda puts things in perspective.
That the sp should fall on the first trading day after unofficial confirmation of Luansobe is testament to the lack of trust the market has in CB.
So soon after Easter, I'm happy to be cast as Doubting Thomas. Even he saw the light when the proof was produced.
Re. I don't care about the other companies. Irrelevant to me as a GLR shareholder.
Coming from the chief ramper who has actually often posted on other Bird companies in recent months. Strangely enough, all the previous posting history seems to have disappeared.
Do you by any chance have access to the admin system?
Re. Sale of KCB licences and award
Sandfire Resources have agreed to purchase the entire portfolio of Galileo's KCB licences for a sum of £100 million.
In addition to this, an 'AWARD' payment will be paid of £50 million in relation to a licence Galileo sold to Sandfire which was found to contain large amounts of high grade copper.
JEEZ Hairy. You had me going there for a minute. Need some betablockers now to calm me down
What has changed with chrome? Admittedly volume has increased exponentially recently but a few years ago we were being told that chrome was almost a by-product with little or no value to enable us to get to the more profitable PGMs.
Now it appears to be the mainstay of the business. I accept that PGM basket price is bad but we do seem to be getting a completely different narrative on chrome. Is it now much more profitable or are we being busy fools while we wait for the CU production ramp up?
Re It will of course need leading economies to grow for demand to increase before copper rises sustainably.
Trouble is many countries around the world are rowing back from the crazy race to net zero. Potential risk for POC is therefore a new kind of clean energy, eg hydrogen, nuclear