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The basic foundation of how many of the junior aim companies runs currently is flawed. Don't even have basic cash flow to sustain their listing and admin cost, and then dilute to oblivion to avoid going unlisted.
Business 101: Turnover is vanity, profit is sanity and CASH IS KING.....
Jonny, Jonny,
Vanity in PREM,
No papa.
Jonny, Jonny,
Sanity in PREM,
No papa.
Jonny, Jonny,
Cash reserves in PREM
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Managed much better than a year ago as PRS....the leach is still here, but perhaps not as influential as before....
20 years of AIM, pump and dump as rampant as it is in OTC/Pink sheet stocks of USA.
Step 1: Interview/Release RNS
Step 2: Dilute via placement
Step 3: Rinse and repeat
300k salary, for FFS, I could have delivered more value in 1/6th the price of the old fat prckdck.
Human Brand and oyster stake alone is 1.5-3 times the current market cap. MC of 1m is quite an undervaluation here.
On the verge of turnaround, an exciting time to be here.
The sleeping giant seems to be still sleeping....with Gold over $1300 per oz, I am curious about valuation for Casa and Sturec projects. Selling both could add 2-3 times the current market cap. Price could be between 30s-50s in 12m-24m if we can prove Zambian resources without any further dilutions and prove profitability through commercial scale demonstration plant. Seems very undervalued here.
34% holding is some serious stake building......interesting. what's the plan...
GR needs to underpromise and overdeliver results.....Right now overdelivering dilution without any result to show....Over 8 billion shares issued, and the ground result is ___________________..
Too many pies in the sky, GR diluting the shares like a sly...
What we need here is focused energy on 1-2 key projects, rather than spending resources in new candies (projects).
The various NHS trusts represent a big market for VS to explore. Whoever this 24% tr1 holders are, they have made some opportunistic investment here.
just VS stake would eventually become 4-8 times the current market cap. Net book value of VS increased five times between 2017 and 2018. Would be interesting to see their result for YE Mar 19.
NHS must make £700 million back office savings over the next five years. Digital technology is critical to improving operational efficiency and core transactional services, which are just as fundamental improving quality of patient care and services as implementing the latest AI diagnostics. - James Thirkill, Vice President and General Manager, Healthcare and Public Sector, Virtualstock
Got good assets, but existing shareholders would get diluted due to liquidity if not complete loss. It's like have buying nice house (assets), but no money to afford it. And a CEO who don't give a fcuk about generating long term value, but just goes on about buying new house (assets) on even more diluted placements. Don't see any signs of focused drive in current management - Roach is going to dilute this to oblivion before anyone sees something of value coming from rha/zulu/circum. 8 billion shares and counting, just to reach 1p here as a few mentioned would mean a market cap of £80m, more probability to go 0 then 1 here....they just don't have cash flow generation to prevent massive dilution due to placements.....and I don't see integrity as well, £300k salary for a aim CEO with nothing to show even after so many years in charge is pathetic.
I am interested to know the cashflow potential when the 10000 tonnes plant get commissioned next week as per last RNS. A perfect price explosion storm brewing here, a sleeping giant about to be awakened....
- Director block purchase (CHECK)
- Large mining area permit (CHECK)
- large multiple commodities projects (CHECK)
- strategic investors (CHECK)
- large funds trying to get into Africa (CHECK)
- Local government as partner in the project (CHECK)
- Increasing price of commodities - Cobalt, Copper, Gold (CHECK)
- Limited production plant operational in Zambia (CHECK)
All in all, all the micro and macro factors are lining up here....
It would be interesting to know how he came at the valuation of £450k for a company that has recently been incorporated, and when there are more experienced players that offer the same cycbersecurity capability of automated cyber security like Soarx limited. This smells like the fishy investment in financial company incorporated in NZ that never traded but he invested at a valuation of $10m+.
Potential investors, pls don't waste your time here. There's a long way to gain from liquidity events from the investment portfolio before that there's a series of dilution at much higher rate waiting to happen through future placements.....
£125k for a company that has only recently been incorporated hand has not yet traded.....enough said.
Would go 5p and under as after recent purchases including this one would empty 8pg's cash in hand.....next raise would be for 5p and under at this rate......so much for Zaf's ASSymetrical investment opportunities.
Without regular dividend/interests from investments or capital appreciation through divestment, I do not see how they would not be needing money in next 3-6 months, the future placements would be at much higher discount then current price....Happy to be wrong here, but just don't see that happening here based on past history.....
On the other hand, this can go massively up on rha/Circum value unlocking deals if and when it does happen....,
The problem is not the assets, it's the execution of the projects. Too many pies in the oven, but not even one cooked to perfection....probably massive dilution coming via next placement.
The risk looks better from 0.1p+ average than .5p+ average.*
This is AIM, and further its junior aim miner....most here are not mentally built to last here.....all I will say, these are not without risk, but when you cross that road or go to a different place for a holiday that is also a risk. For me, if this goes kaput it is what it is.....But currently a lot of macro and micro factors are lining up in favour of PREM. I will take the chance. The risk looks better from 0.1p+ average and .5p+ average. Battery metals funds are on the lookout, what matters is will their cash flow last till their time come.....lets see
Director have skin in the game. And the lithium project execution risk is balanced by Circum investment. If it had to go bust, it would had by now.