Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
Good to see we have people on the board waiting to buy 👍
LOL we've just raised £400k and we have £3m loan facility of which only £500k is drawn. The current interest is £5,000 per month.
Wouldn’t be surprised to see a business update tomorrow.
Seeing more of this one about so probably paid for with a fund raising coming
What they are forgetting is the company doesn’t r its to cure cancer (would be nice though) it exists to generate value for its owners. When you start losing 50 60 70% of value then you have to have a change of perspective. We aren’t the only company working in this area.
Yes there were the inevitable sells on open. I assumed I’d be able to get in cheap this morning, now just needs that 100% rise. May see a business update RNS faily shortly.
Don’t see why this shouldn’t be over £100m mcap with another farm out.
Doubled up at 0.094 🤞
The debt repayments are the big issue now. Everything else seems to be moving forward, slowly. Was it $70m due this year? Should get pushed back but would have been nice to have some sort of update on this.
Most of the physician organisations are non profit, they are not big healthcare companies.
I think this will do over 100% today but I’m hoping for sufficient liquidity on the open to get in around 0.1p. Whatever happens good luck!
Boom time
Or another farm in for 20% of >1bn barrels
Company confirmed they are in discussions with multiple IOCs. Maybe word is getting out.
Just a little pump before cash raise. At least they are being honest about it.
I dont think 88e can recover from this one in any way other than extracting oil at someone else’s expense.
Cancel forward trades which means they will be buying this amount back tomorrow?
F it. I’m buying on the bell.
Well done those that bought and held here. Good to see a success story in the AIM O&G space.
Nice block buys as well. Maybe another TR1 before long.
I'd be more than happy to see this drop back down to the 7s before the rig arrives £££
It just seems that Hum can not make a profit regardless of what's going on, let alone a problem with the mine. I don't think the cash burn will be too bad but the Debt repayments are hanging over our heads. It wouldn't make sense for the lenders to not be supportive but you never know. Either was pushing back the payments just means this will take longer to turn a profit. How long are we tied into that hedge for? If we could get rid of that then all our troubles would disappear.