Oliver Hasler, executive chairman of PYX Resources, presents 1H24 Results. Watch the interview here.
Thanks Tones. Iâm 44% down on Gasx so really need it to bag now. Does seem the new chairman has provided some focus new energy re execution, and some encouraging results have followed already. It was good to see the director converting warrants at prices above the SP to pay to finish the last drill / testing, shows great confidence. Look forward to hearing your thoughts on EMO. Suspect a lot of ppl found themselves accidental long term shareholders there due to being so underwater
They could also have utilised the new debt facility to retain the current works programme right? The fact that they didnât suggests to me that itâs on ice for an acquisition. Hopefully without a discounted insto placing accompanying it but faith in this is not high just now obviously. A painful lesson in âalways remember to take profitsâ for me.
Tony - very much appreciate your time and thoughts again, thank you. From Majidâs recent interview it sounds like they are actively exploring the best way to develop our liquids producing fields more aggressively, which sounds like one of the keys to addressing our valuation gap. Thanks again. Cam.
Many people remarked that the appointment of the new chairman recently amounted to a "For Sale" sign on the company, given his record with Canadian corporate transactions. I wonder if it might be possible that the board's near term exit strategy (with the big insto anchor investors on board) is engineering an exit in the next 1-3 years, and as such their focus may be on jacking up production and proving reserves, with the near term share price considered a side note as the board are confident they can make a trade buyer assess value accurately. Just a thought that Majid may be playing a different game to what many of us are looking for here re short term share price appreciation.
Thanks Tony. Absolutely crazy, though makes me feel even more confident about my strategy of patiently upping my stake each month via my pension contribution and reinvesting the dividend. Also perhaps lends credence to GGG's call for a hiked up dividend - if nothing else gets the market's attention, yield alone might be harder to ignore. Either way, if not at PR then one thing mgt have proven to be very adroit at is M&A - perhaps with the new chairman's help they can sell us to realise our true value if the market won't come to the party.
Another one filtered (probably the same one again let's be honest). How tiresome.
Tony / GGG - be interested to hear your thoughts when you have time. Doesn't seem anything too concerning, but it's the first (fairly limited) "step back" for quite a while. Hopefully Sep update is positive, and i'm really looking forward to hearing from management too soon from the investor event they have lined up next month.
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