RE: Question18 Feb 2020 10:22
Hereandnow
One of the regular posters put up a comment from 2013 that came out of the daily mail, he was essentially asking the same question as you mate, and I responded with the following:-
The market capitalisation at the time of that article was about £18 million, and there were less than one third of the amount of shares in issue, the market capitalisation today is about £21 million, we have circa 6.5 million shares in issue, we have debts of circa $50 million, we’ve had a delay caused by the kit suppliers, WLFE has gone under, ORM has had to sell out, the price of tungsten is about $100 less per MTU, and we are awaiting proof that we can hit the 200 tons per month production target.
Whilst an increase in the amount of shares and a large amount of debt were to be expected, No one could have predicted that at one point tungsten would hit half of the price that it was, that the delay would happen or any of the other things that were out of our control, but which have had a negative effect upon the way that WRES is currently seen and therefore valued, BUT, providing we hit our production targets and providing that the price of tungsten stays the same or increases, all of us long term holders will see a massive rerate mate, it’s just a matter of time.