The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Too much "Hopefully".
I am surprised that Poly has not been taken private either by Nesis or an oligarch getting their money out of the thieving west.
Break the sanctions and drop from LSE before being pushed
The presentation mentioned that there was no chance of a hostile takeover due to the 24% main shareholder, but the main shareholder could always take the company private, like HGM. A lot of money will be leaving the west and looking for a safe home.
I wish I could sell my LSE shares on the MOEX market, I have no problem taking Rubles
He said sub $200, but the thing that I picked up from the presentation was that the west wall movement was in fact only the potential for movement in the future, so the higher grade wall was closed down more on a whim. It seams that our new CEO cannot be concidered a risk taker so I do not see the company advancing strongly or quickly
Can any of the ex mining operators on this board tell me if there is any legal requirement that the company should hold its monetary assets as fiat rather than as gold inventory. I was just wondering how much the US$330m would be worth today if it had been held as gold rather than a depresiating asset of $ in a bank, I put it at over US$500m but currently US$330 with a decreasing purchasing value of US$250m. It does not show faith in the companies own product to hold fiat in its place.
It is the companies BOD to act in the best interests of ALL the shareholders, not just in the interests of a potential bidder. The BOD should disregard a threat made by any party in relation to its dividend policy. The Interim dividend is related to profits up to 30 June 20 {before any offer approach}, Fortiana appear to want to take credit for HGM profits from 31st March 20 without paying for it.
Centamin has effectively announced a £10m extra cost from shareholder funds, the market does not reward philanthropy.
Glad they brought out this rns, it reminded me of years gone by, I was almost tempted to buy back in untill I saw that the land occupiers have still not been resettled, I wonder how many of them have died of old age waiting. You have to hand it to Harry he proves the saying "you can fool some of the investors all of the time"
Today's RNS seems to put things into Centamins hands, if they do not request an extension to the 31Dec offer deadline Endeavour will not make an offer. Since Centamin don't want an offer and certainly not an undervalued one, why would they extend.
As good a time as any for a share buyback, reducing the cash balance could reduce Endeavour's interest.
Does anyone know how a merger would affect the court case? Would a merger require a new licence to be issued by EMRA on new terms?
Avocet mining going into liquidation. When Kefi go the same way it will at least be a date that will be kept to.
Ambiguous wording, could mean until license is renewed at expiry or until existing license terms are renewed by legislation.
Or maybe 6 months, if the bond issue ever happens
2 pink stones 21ct & 10ct, but I would rather see the return of the Blocked Williamson parcel with provisional value $14.8m & overdue VAT refund of $15m
Judging by the pre RNS sp movement there must have been to many of the orchestra playing the fiddle.
Certainly a surprise, but the question is Why? The yield was already very good, I would rather have had it used to reduce debt or increase production.
Is the third picture of the community showing their backs to the camera meant to suggest something?