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They may just go with the feasibility study only though before selling, but a prospective buyer may want a CPR as well. Our new CEO should know all about this though.
Sunlit: the CPR is fundamental in any company buying another company .Altona would have to pay for it from an independent company that do CPR reports. A Competent Person's Report (CPR) is an independent technical report on the oil and gas assets (or mineral assets) of a company. ... The aim of a CPR is to provide a responsible, unbiased and independent opinion on the technical aspects of the company, with the ultimate purpose of informing and protecting investors
For a sale of this company they have to prove a lot more before they can attract a buyer. A CPR would be good so they need to get a move on and start using this 18m they have been promised in the mou. I have a feeling we are 12 -18 months away from a decent CPR to entice a offer. Right now we would only get a low ball offer worth our current market cap. Still believe we are due a bounce once these sellers are gone. Nice the new CEO is starting to advertise us though.
Don't know what is happening here I just picked up another 300000 at 0.35p. After listening to interview and if you believe what he says this is de-risked considerably now with the MOU and �18m available. Also with coal prices doing well!! is someone trying to buy into this cheaply for a hostile takeover by shorting the share. This is now well over sold we are due a massive bounce surely.
BMR announces that it received yesterday a letter from the Mining Cadastre Department of Zambia dated 19 December 2017 terminating with immediate effect the aforementioned mining right in respect of BMR's Kabwe operation. This follows a default notice dated 24 August 2017 and received on 26 September 2017, to which BMR had officially responded. Not looking good for this partnership with BMR. The letter dated 19 December 2017 and received yesterday states that BMR has 30 days to exercise its right of appeal. BMR intends to exercise this right as soon as practicable. In the meantime, trading in BMR's shares will be suspended. Alex Borrelli, Chairman of BMR, stated: "We had understood that all mining companies in Zambia had received the default notice and we had responded accordingly. We will now pursue all avenues to rectify this situation as soon as possible and will issue a further announcement when we have further news."
One bit of my buy showing as a sell I did 2 separate trades, so maybe a tick up this afternoon coming.
Well new to this share but it has been on my radar for years. Just bought 750000 shares at 0.475p as thought it was a no brainer with today's news. Was quite surprise I got in at that price hope I made the right decision only time will tell, but should be up 50% today, oh well that's AIM for you.
sorry wrong board
I wish yellow jersey sue the pants off this guy for defamatory remarks. These shorters are desperate and will do anything to support their trade. The morally bankrupt and intellectually challenged PR ****tards at Yellow Jersey, who fund their miserable existences by helping shite companies such as Frontera Resources (FRR) ramp their worthless shares, organised an investor presentation last night for the faithful. By all accounts the wine flowed freely with the morons who attended not realising who was paying for it... it was them. Waseem Shakoor who is - rightly - short, as an �81 million market cap is absurd, notes:
I wish yellow jacket sue this guy for defamatory remarks. These shorters are desperate and will do anything to support their trade. The morally bankrupt and intellectually challenged PR ****tards at Yellow Jersey, who fund their miserable existences by helping shite companies such as Frontera Resources (FRR) ramp their worthless shares, organised an investor presentation last night for the faithful. By all accounts the wine flowed freely with the morons who attended not realising who was paying for it... it was them. Waseem Shakoor who is - rightly - short, as an �81 million market cap is absurd, notes:
Some nice PR for diamond miners not relevant to KDR yet as not a diamond miner but may make it more valuable for a buy out one day and maybe the diamond industry's waste can clean up the environment and save the planet. Part of text below. Here's where the diamond miner’s “magic trick” comes in By good fortune, diamonds are often found under rocks which are rich in minerals that react aggressively with carbon dioxide – such as kimberlite. To retrieve diamonds, these rocks have to be smashed up and moved. So the diamond miners end up with a lot of CO2-reactive rock, which they ordinarily have no use for. Normally, this waste is piled up in massive heaps, where it will likely sit for thousands of years. But if it was treated differently, it could react with CO2 in the air. For this to happen, the rock needs to be fairly thinly spread – ideally in a hot, wet environment. Then, all this troublesome mine waste could become a global saviour. Instead of thinking about miners as bad neighbours, suddenly everyone would want a piece of their rubbish – to mop up pesky CO2 emissions. What a great position for the miners to be in!
I have not posted for a long time but still hold over 1m of these and I am now getting excited after holding for more than 5 years. The bit I like is this "This is a very rare and significant discovery". Yehaa!
Very sad news my thoughts go out to his family.
yes but what get me is that Dr Holliday had inside info that the RNS was going to be dropped the day before thats why we had the 100% spike before close. Surely that should be investigated by the SFO we have the evidence on here.
://.evocutis.com/userfiles/press-releases/gmnotice250214.pdf here a summary of it, Following a review of the performance of the busine ss, the Board has concluded that the performance of the Company is not strong enough to secure an in dependent future. The Directors are therefore proposing to dispose of the Company’s intellectual property rights in LabSkin ™ and SYN1113, and related assets. Completion will d ivest the Company of substantially all of its assets and the Company will be treated as an In vesting Company, as a consequence under Rule 15 of the AIM Rules. The following announcement has b een extracted from the Circular (without material adjustment) which is available on the Company’s web site, and outlines the key details including the proposed Investing Policy. Tom Bannatyne, Chairman of the Company commented; “ The Board of Evocutis recognised the difficult position the Company was in late in 2012. Since then we have spent considerable effort to identify, review and evaluate all strategic options available. The Directors consider the Proposals to be in the best interests of the Company and the Sha reholders as a whole. Going forward, the Company will be open to a variety of potential investments which the Directors believe will provide exciting prospects and real opportunity to create shareholde r value“.
Well I got into their website no problem, so not down hxxp://mentuminc.com and took the below off website. Mentum became an investing company in accordance with Rule 15 of the AIM Rules for Companies (“AIM Rules”) seeking opportunities in the oil and gas sector in line with the adopted investing strategy