Cobus Loots, CEO of Pan African Resources, on delivering sector-leading returns for shareholders. Watch the video here.
re, news, Three delightful posts from two people who obviously have faith in their investment for both the short term and the long term. This will no doubt bring out the resident trolls who will splutter and pontificate about how foolish they are, meantime, continuing the theme that George must go and all will be well. However, as we know most of these pedantic posters are not invested or have sold out earlier and don't have the bottle to re-invest.
The profiles and activities of many companies who operate in Zimbabwe have changed dramatically since the Mugabe episode. Shouldn't we, therefore, be a little more patient with our CEO whilst he deals with this whole new political ball game. As I said, just a thought.
I am disappointed, last year you were a great example of optimism for the future of PREM, how you have managed to transition into one of the mob of trolls baying for George's head puzzles me, and as I said disappoints me.
Congratulations, we now accept you as a fully paid-up member of the board's troll brigade. Now, I suggest you stop your hysterical rambling and ranting and ask our super troll 'Crazycacti' for some lessons on how to conduct yourself as a thoughtful and informed troll. I am also of the opinion you should at least buy 100 shares or so to give yourself some legitimacy when addressing us proper investors. LOL.
Your nom de plume aptly describes my state of mind at the moment, regarding this share. However, you beg the question, what is wrong with me speculating? Isn�t this board about speculation and creating debate? I never thought of emailing the company, I�m not that engaged, but you have provided answers to some of my �guesses� so my post wasn�t a complete waste of my time. Meanwhile, regarding Brandon Hill, I have searched for these 'other party's' you mention, but I can't find them, perhaps you can tell me who they are and where you got the information. Furthermore, Brandon Hill will still have to deal with, �The Elephant in the room�, which is 6 billion shares. Please remember, the foregoing is all IMHO and is posted to initiate debate, not to get your knickers in a twist. curo.
My reading of the situation at the moment is, that George is on the horns of a dilemma, (hence the engagement of a reputable financial advisor). The big boys of the mining world want a share of Zulu, of course, they do, what's not to like. However, and here's the sticking point, the rest of PREM's holdings with the exception of RHA, Casa and Circum are practically worthless, so, without Zulu, they would be forking out one and a half pee on garbage. My thoughts lead me to suggest that an offer of about a penny for the whole of PREM and at the same time announce an IPO on Zulu with the offer of a guaranteed discount on the shares for PREM shareholders. Most of the serious investors in this company will have, by now, averaged down to 0.005 and below. To my mind and I stress MHO a return of 100% or more on an investment is not a return to be sniffed at. For my self, I am old now,(79) and I am fooling around on AIM, something I wouldn't have done 20 years ago. I think perhaps I am starting to ramble, so, I wish you the best of luck with your investments. A passing thought, Crazy seems to becoming a little more eloquent, methinks his days are numbered. AIMHO of course, curo.