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What exchange is that on?
"As for market chatter, i speak to several traders who are in touch with the 2 "real" market makers on this stock, and in fact that is the only chatter - albeit its such a tiddly stock, no one really cares."
Iv heard it all haha
I didn't read the last but. Delayed it says. I clearly did understand haha
Its shares awarded as payment for the new gold project upon license gain. What's not to understand.
More late reported big buys
A 325k delayed buy will help
You only have to look at monkeys history of 100% hum to see he his a disgruntled ex holder but still hangs around for the benefit of us shareholders lol
Big buys comming in.
Great news of the granting of license, which a few said wouldn't happen.
What rubbish. Quote from rns on progress:
"Additionally, Pasofino completed important key infrastructure developments during the quarter with the construction of 48 kms of road, including 24 bridges, and finalised the refurbishment of the exploration camp"
They sold 5 million shares in about a month and the share price still went up. Tells you everything. Once they are gone it will increase the buying pressure even more. They are selling around 200,000 a day which is nothing. Buying yesterday was hard and order only when I tried. Meanwhile hums cash pile increases further with increased gold price to help things even more.
Well they will take over 250,000 shares off you so a buyer must be willing to have them
And what did the market value that asset at? And what is being spent on it to bring it into development? It will be worth far more by year end
Not sure if this has been posted or not.
https://www.mining.com/ross-beaty-to-step-down-as-pan-american-chairman-in-may/
Sorry just seen already posted last night
(Bloomberg) -- Canada’s B2Gold Corp. is expanding its gold-mining operations in Mali, undeterred by a military coup and a growing Islamist insurgency in the West African nation.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/finance.yahoo.com/amphtml/news/canadian-gold-miner-shrugs-off-142159092.html
Mali’s military ousted President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita last month in the country’s second coup in less than 10 years. So far, the country’s gold mines -- a key source of revenue -- haven’t been affected by the political turmoil. Vancouver-based B2Gold is not only boosting output at its flagship Fekola mine, but is examining other opportunities both in Mali and across the region.
“The current situation doesn’t deter us,” Chief Executive Officer Clive Johnson said in a phone interview. “We have always for years been prepared to go where others fear to tread.”
West Africa, one of the last frontiers for gold-mining investors, is likely to remain in the spotlight as the industry consolidates, according to Johnson. While B2Gold would examine deals, the CEO ruled out “overpaying” for assets as the gold price rally pushes up valuations.
“We will consider potentially M&A opportunities, but they have got to be compelling,” Johnson said. “If merging with another company makes sense to increase our production profile or bring more developed projects, we will have a look at it.”
While there was a flurry of M&A in the wake of Barrick Gold Corp.’s mega merger with Randgold Resources Ltd. and Newmont Corp.’s acquisition of Goldcorp Inc., deals have slowed as gold climbed to a record this year.
Zimbabwe Talks
For B2Gold, growth could also come from the producer’s pipeline of projects in Mali, Burkina Faso and Colombia, Johnson said. The company is increasing production at Fekola by more than a third to over 620,000 ounces this year as it targets total output in excess of 1 million ounces.
Mali’s political changes may not impact on the industry as leaders “know it is in the country’s best interest to keep the gold mines running,” said Joe Foster, a portfolio manager at fund manager VanEck.
B2Gold, which also operates mines in Namibia and the Philippines, has also held talks with Zimbabwe’s government, Johnson said. In the past, the company has sought exemptions from a law that requires miners to sell all their metal to the country’s central bank.
“We have always been driven by geology not geography,” the CEO said.
They are doing what they set out before the coup. Your sentence makes no sense about the artical.
Also they cannot sell the shares for a set period. I suggest you read the rns's
That was set out in the initial rns you idiot.