Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
I agree the MMs have an agenda to accumulate and I can't see that as a takeover play which means until the OPM is announced (the only sure thing imo) there will be a difficult spell while shakes happen.
Tang would need 75% of a vote to delist and if there are no predators this seems to be the spanner that could be in the works for shareholders as who knows what PC and Bangladesh might prefer to see operating at Phulbari. If a delist did happen there is a period for divesting after the vote but what might the SP reach if this was to come to pass.
Obviously we all want to see more NEDs and personnel hired indicating all is well but with reins on the SP and slow unveiling of policy by government you have to wonder about the discussions behind closed doors.
It could just be traders but the 100k blocks seem a bit deliberate for that.
NEDs in a way indicated no delisting but although not up to speed with AIM regs, I did have a quick read and think I got the gist, as above, which leaves me still a nervous investor.
Rampy posts make me even more nervous so I hope folk appreciate my cards on the table so to speak as It is done to help me keep hold of my stake and indicate what I am looking out for. I don't like being played from any direction but unlike Pappi I do heed other BB posts as sentiment/understanding combine to make the market.
Paul Shackleton should not have needed much due diligence as already known by nomad;
" In Daniel Stewart’s case, the jitters that spread across the markets last year were a factor in the firm failing to file its accounts on time, shortly followed by the revelation that it had a capital shortfall and that its licence to advise Aim-listed firms would be removed.
Its shares remain suspended, though last Thursday it arranged for founder Peter Shea and a new investor based in Singapore to chip in for a long-awaited £1.5m capital raising.
However, in the competitive world of broking, rival firms have long since snapped up Daniel Stewart’s 25 corporate clients and several senior staff including Paul Shackleton, its head of corporate finance, who joined WH Ireland.
The ability to poach the best advisers, and occasionally entire teams and their client books, is one of the reasons cited – along with benevolent parents - for the scarcity of mergers and acquisitions among the smaller brokers in recent years.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/banksandfinance/11378049/Londons-stockbrokers-resist-mergers-despite-perfect-storm-of-threats.html
Cheers mankiniparty, I was about to post this
The touch paper not lit yet with no government sponsored name as NED. Attendees at the AGM were told finances were assured by interested parties and so the next thing to cause us to rocket will be news from Bangladesh about the project approval or another NED appointment but in-country this time.
There must be many moves taking place in the energy ministry to be announced soon after recent media news.
........as you say investor expectations slightly dented atm but still strong buy especially on more positive news
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It might be but considering the ties to the UK and mentions of GCM then I think we are not unacceptable to those making decisions and Phulbari is being prepared for the GCM management role. Rishi Sunak is allowing £5000 as an extra ISA stock investment in LSE quoted companies and there are many of Bangladeshi immigration descendants who will most likely be willing to invest and have influence over there. The SP has been very slow to respond to news and it only needs this insider affirmation for it rocket.
Any NED appointment that smacks of Bangladeshi influence will be like the fuse being lit by the government so that is what I am hoping happens otherwise, yes, we wait for Hasina or Nasrul Hamid to announce for a big spike but any NED rns will be positive.
Thanks-I do admire Starlink though and it must get used when required in inaccessible terrain so perhaps could be selective for national parks or low population areas so preserving nature. Link with EE seems a good idea to me in order to utilise new tech as it comes out in affordable way.
Emphasise; niece to Hasina- I did not know wolfi- most likely already bought! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulip_Siddiq
Plenty of 'Hasina' cousins in UK who keep close ties and like saving hopefully.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_British_Bangladeshis
Good first post after 12 years membership!
Check out the accumulation distribution line with the one 6 days ago; right hand axis gives figures.
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/GCM/gcm-resources-plc/company-page 15/3/24
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/GCM/gcm-resources-plc/company-page 21/3/24
I suspect you will have to do the boxes yourself and add indicator. Make sure you have 15/3/24 twice to give one days figures. This in my mind explains lack of delayed trades reporting. No need for MMs to do it for lower PI volume.
Hoping a suitable government sponsored appointee is being sorted hence why the other prospective ned and Tang are in Bangladesh at a guess. I am guessing Tang is on the job there anyway. It is possible the local NED will be a sensitive appointment and might give too many clues to market ahead of an approval so rns delayed but so what why delay?