Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
So I expected a bit more chatter on here today after the update.
So my summary is: 1) Full year marginally up 2) H2 ~20% down 3) All approvals will take twice as long as expected 4) The only thing that will move this is the judgement by EU court on 31st Jan.
Morning all,
Did anyone else dial into the results Q&A session? I dialled in but could only manage the second half.
What I took away from it was the underlying business is very much getting back to the pre-pandemic cadence of resolving cases. But this time around its on a much larger inventory of cases. Seemed to bode really well for this years results, I am looking forward to the Q1 numbers which I think is first half of June.
DId anyone listen to the 1st half and get any nuggets I may have missed?
So I see last years update was a Tuesday. Do we think that it will be 14th Feb for ELIX?
Yep seems all back to work.
Boris's call out last night mentioned construction first. Its my view that construction is recognized by the government as super important and 1st in line to get back to work. Should bode as well for BDEV as anyone else. surprised to see so much of a dip today. Would have expected more strength.
Good very solid set of results. Also optimistic forward looking statements
Indeed rylidan. a neat company that is continuing to build. i would expect continued share price momentum here. i dont expect anything spectacular but some consistent up weeks.
Excellent thanks Albert. Canada is a huge market. Let’s hope SYM are forming a plan to sweep up as many sales as possible. Do SYM have boots on the ground sales teams in locations it sells to?
So when is the next scheduled update here please? Does anybody know?
Not heard anything on hearing for a while. Is that good or bad?
Sharehuzz, I fully agree. Whilst all the talk of potential band possible change in legislation closer to home. I expect the interims to be good too. This is important to show that SYM can and is making money. The gross profit percentages are high from what I recall. So increases in revenue should male an impact on the bottom line.