Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
"Its essentially a bankable document - this piece of work provides the necessary detail for fund managers and industrial investors to make significant long term investment decisions."
I guess it's the (hopefully) buying actions of these parties which are going to drive the SP?
@notrader, would GGP meet the entry criteria to enter the FTSE 350, in terms of Liquidity and Free Float? And Nationality - not sure what the requirements are here?
I'm reading that "Component companies must meet the stringent requirements laid out by the FTSE group. This includes having a full listing on the London Stock Exchange with a sterling or euro denominated price on the Stock Exchange Electronic Trading Service. They must also meet tests on nationality, free float, plus liquidity.c
I think the Kabwe "smelter" may be dirrent to the "refinery" operated by JLP. This article says the smelter closed in 1994: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/may/28/the-worlds-most-toxic-town-the-terrible-legacy-of-zambias-lead-mines
I've got a little in Jubilee Metals Group (JLP). Currently at 8.70p. I suspect it'll be a slow burner, but the fundamentals look good. Profits are increasing and they've little debt.
https://jubileemetalsgroup.com/
@jdt1990, when you say "GH had to give up something and I genuinely believe this was the sacrifice to keep NCM away from Scally."...
Say Scally turns out to be as big as we all hope, and we've kept it away from NCM, what's the expectation here regarding mining it?
As we all know, GGP is an Explorer, not a Miner. Will there be another "Rinse & Repeat" JV here (giving away 75%), or are you expecting a JV with better terms, or a Buyout of the asset, or a Buyout of GGP in its entirety?
"Rationally" thinking, this shouldn't have an impact upon CINE. Their cinemas are already closed in England.
Suggest you look at the real world from time to time, instead of your "tool"..
Can't say I see the end for cinema. All the "Premiers" for big movies and the associated PR is worth a lot. The cinema experience can't be replicated by sitting on your couch. Kids are always going to want to go to a cinema, and parents will want to take them. Streaming's only good for watching a film again after.
However, if streaming companies offer the bucks, then I guess money will talk.
What's changed to make people expect a rise?
Thanks Jack.
I stand corrected. £504m estimated loss & £6.3b debt.
Can't say I like to see the constant triumphalism displayed by these posters at the SP plummeting on this stock and its adverse impact to LTHs.
However, I see absolutely nothing which makes we want to buy into this stock.
Stockopedia's giving me an Estimated Loss of £657M for 2020, coupled with an eye-watering £8.1 BILLION of debt.
NYC cinemas re-opening you say? Ah, only at 25% capacity though.
Re-opening to show what movies?
Does CINE have enough cash to survive until Bond is released?
Will everybody be vaccinated (successfully) by then?
People actually talking about topping-up into this seems to me to be nothing but utterly certifiable insanity.