RE: Opportunity1 Sep 2019 00:18
Great post Gibbymagic, on AIM have to take rough with the smooth. Is not to say that PREM/ GR are not at fault. They made too many mistakes and should’ve listened much earlier to holders when we had issues with continued purchases/ dilution. However, the effort to turn this around is genuine and so too is progress, even if slow, regardless of what some continue to say
1. RHA
RHA is moving, this is real. A) Electrification an absolute necessity in making RHA viable. Some folks have decided completely to not give this issue any credit. But running a mine nad plant on generator? B) Thing currency is a red herring. Doesn’t matter what currency, its simple purpose is to get RHA moving. And that is happening.
Remembering Zim government have to fund RHA to production.
2. Circum
Last Circum update was a genuine sign of progress. Our recent update from PREM/ GR regarding proceeds from possible liquidity event is a major position statement now out there in an RNS. Provided the likely proceeds on a liquidity event are greater than the book value/ what we paid, then liquidity event to go ahead and shareholders will get to vote on what happens to it (following liabilities and debts being settled).
Did an earlier calculation of monies being distributed based on 15billion shares in issue. However, by the time of the liquidity event, we may have 12billion shares in issue and (based on a valuation of $3 per Circum share i.e. $15million as proceeds of event) potentially anything between 0.08p and 0.10p per share as a dividend. This is between 2 x and 3 x the current SP. But to benefit, folks will need to hold by a/ the specified date. Folks can buy cheap shares at 0.04p and then scarper at 0.10p if they wish. Those holding for the Circum event will make a monster return – bagged via SP gains and then a dividend several times the value of the current SP. Will be pushing for a dividend.
3. Zulu
Zulu EPO is close. Zulu is one of 40 off applications undergoing review. This review had to with local objections. At February time earlier this year, all EPO applications were rejected owing to these objections. In most cases, and certainly in ours, objections came from local small scale, artisanal miners. We could imagine these such groups could never hope to develop the kinds of areas PREM is pushing for and so we would be right in thinking there is no reasonable chance of success for those objections. News is very close!
If Zulu EPO is granted, and am reasonably confident, then this becomes the game changer. There will be significant plans for Zulu.
In total, we have,
- RHA Moving again, paid for by Zim Government
- Near term news on Zulu EPO (and, if successful, very significant plans)
- Circum liquidity event and potential special dividend
All this for a market of £3million. As Gibby’s saying, however we look at it, right now is a massive opportunity.