Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
Seasons greetings to all. You have been entertaining but rational, and supportive of what is hopefully a company on the brink of greatness.
To those of you celebrating Christmas may it be a peaceful one and a holiday of good cheer and reflection. To those who don't have a wonderful holiday and cheers to all for a fantastic 2021.
Stay healthy, stay warm and stay invested, may we all reap great rewards in 2021 and the years to come.
MattC - it's called a buy and hold strategy - the people like Tracylied and bidnolid and dallo have clearly stated they see the LONG TERM GROWTH prospects when revenues land (as evidenced by the April 30 announcement), and when all comes to fruition along with 5G in China (who as you can read in the RNS) have major OEMS giving design wins to the Company, outside of the 2000+ NIC Cards mentioned (which seem to be for trials and not mass deployment), the revenue growth over the next 18 months is exponential - and the future the Company always alluded to will have arrived - and then the share price? £1.00? £2.00? £3.00? - how long is the piece of string? And I can almost guarantee you that as the Company hits the $10m revenue mark (do the maths) in probably 18-24 month time and the royalties and card mass deployment kick in, it will be a $30-$40m revenue company within a year thereafter easily - and the takeover price (by Intel, Cisco, Hwawei, etc) will be not less than $500m to $1bn... mark my words!
MattC, I do not know who you are, but certainly you undertsand little about the Company and certainly did not read the RNS. Furthermore, it is beholdent upon Companies at this time to make COVID-19 statements, be they positive, negative or neutral, the market is entitled to know the situation. Furthermore, if I recall (it is not open in front of me), the RNS said "working at capacity", so no, they are not affected on the home front. It does not mean that every customer of theirs is working at capacity, nor that everything is guaranteed on time from their customers side, thus the caution in their COVID-19 statements - as is done by EVERY OTHER COMPANY in their Covid statements (unless of course you are a mask manufacturer in which case you declare an early dividend)...
I'm not sure that you understand the Company or it's underlying tech and value - go re-read their past announcements - and perhaps also investigate the importance of the validation received from Gartner being a "vendor to watch"...
@skid35 - that is not quite true, there can only be interaction if a company is a member. Gartner analysts do just what there title says "analyse", they look at market trends and products in that market and do their own investigations, research and concluding on this, without fettered opinions. That is the nature of a house like Gartner and how they maintain their impartiality and independence.