Proposed Directors of Tirupati Graphite explain why they have requisitioned an GM. Watch the video here.
could be something to do with the wash plant up grade.
still can not believe this share is suspended and the BOD have not bothered to update there shareholders,there are just no excuses.stop sulking and do what your payed to do.
this interview was well planed,and i am sure right on que.They know what they are up to, getting us shareholders down to a 3% holding did not work.Were now entering plan B. If i was ROWAN i would watch that interview over again its nothing to be proud of especially coming from a CEO.
The BOD dont seem to want to talk to us as they have shown with there radio silence.And it feels they have never looked for us so why start now.
Surely this is last result as a buyer may turn up as BHR is worth alot ore to other parties
the thought vitol might be able to buy us for a $1.00 is crazy.think how many millions they will sell at next year or so. Bob Finch, Head of Vitol Coal, said “We are delighted to have entered into this partnership with Beacon Hill, which has allowed us to have a presence in the Moatize Basin of Mozambique, which we consider to be one of the world’s most significant undeveloped coking coal regions. Coal trading has become an increasingly important part of the Vitol Group’s trading portfolio and this partnership makes an important contribution to our growth” NOT SURPRISED THEY WERE DELIGHTED .
why have BOD even agreed to this knowing how much shareholders money has been invested into this company,its truly unthinkable.
by the BODs is probably done as a play.then they release a RNS at a final moment with another crap offer.It makes you think why BHR also needs so many different bank accounts.
That rail allocation must be attracting some attention all the mining company's need it .
Is it just me,i know the SP is suspended but you would think the BOD would keep there shareholders informed to what is going on,It would not take them long and im sure theres enough staff around with not much to do. COME ON
Really good response,hope they do try and keep this company on the road to recovery.Many thanks once again going out to everyone who has been working behind the scene.
Me to you are inspirational just amazing. :) keep up the good work.If funds are needed please don't hesitate to let us know.
If your not here to help sling your hooks.most of us honest shareholders have lost a lot and don't need smart arsses trying to run the action group and its members down.Were here and united and will see this through till the end .
Thought we would of had a red light by now, being the start of a new year and all.The BOD must have something to say even sorry would be a start .
hello duxi hope you had a good Christmas and new year .all the best
Thank you andy for the up date .hope you are well.
New mining law changes in Mozambique will require International Coal Ventures Pvt Ltd (ICVL) to list its recently acquired entity in the African country. The company, jointly promoted by state-run enterprises Steel Authority of India (SAIL), Rashtriya Ispat Nigam (RINL), NMDC, Coal India and NTPC, formally took control of coking coal assets in Mozambique in October this year from global mining giant Rio Tinto. Around that time, the country enacted the new mining and tax laws, which requires the Indian company to list its assets in that country. However, as the rules (under the new laws) have not yet been formalised, ICVL would get some time before acting on the requirement. “We will comply with the regulations of Mozambique once the rules are framed,” said an ICVL official, who did not want to be identified. After the recent changes in the law, ICVL got its acquired entity in Mozambique “formally approved”. The company also proposed a change in the name of the entity, as the earlier one bore the Rio Tinto tag. More shipments ICVL has so far shipped coking coal of around 70,000 tonnes from the operating asset – Benga – in the Tete province of Mozambique to India for use by SAIL. ICVL made two shipments in three months so far. From January onwards, International Coal Venture Ltd will ship every month as it puts in place its new operations team in Mozambique, said sources. The metallurgical coal from ICVL will now be able to feed RINL and Tata Steel, too, in addition to SAIL. Tata Steel has a 35 per cent stake in the Benga mine and an offtake agreement with the recently acquired entity. Hiring to key posts Over the past three months, ICVL hired key officials for its Mozambique operations, including a chief financial officer, chief planning engineer, mine planning engineer, manager health and safety, project manager for exploration activity and manager port and logistics. Apart from Benga, ICVL has two undeveloped coal deposits in the same province. ICVL has been using the 500 km rail line and a river-mouth port Beria on the Indian Ocean for shipping coal to India. In 2015, ICVL will draw up a long-term plan for expansion of the Benga mine and begin exploration of other deposits as well as improve its logistics infra- structure. (This article was published on December 30, 2014)
to all beacons , just got back from hoildays,now time to catch up .
I am not happy along with a lot of shareholders on here.This company has let us all down.
I'm not selling for any figure like 0.25 this share price should of been around the 2p mark even with the coal price.Even 2p this company is cheap so anything lower is a insult