RE: Green Flags18 Sep 2018 14:16
Indeed but Sprott have always been able to buy on-market (presumably) so why have they chosen now and just after the recent 2.8p placing?
Is there an inference here that they wanted more in the placing but MTR limited them to avoid too much dilution hence Sprott going to market instead?
If so, that suggests to me that MTR consider themselves in a very strong position indeed if they're refusing more dilutive money at this stage/time in the game and from no less than Sprott to boot.
Regardless, 16.41% is obviously a really sizeable stake in MTR however it shook out and, perhaps, they're still buying?
When you see BHP buying into SOLG and Sprott doing what they've announced today at MTR then you've gotta be thinking that more big money Copper M&A moves are on the horizon in plays like these.
That MOD LSE listing in a month or two was already fascinating to me but it just nothced up a few levels in terms of being a big green flag re what could be dropping before year end imo.