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at the moment the stock is down -11.9%. There is a minimum/maximum % movement required before a company has to issue an SPM (Share Price Movement) RNS. No one at AIM regulation, London Stock Exchange or the FCA know what the requirements are as none can be bothered to find out.

turning blue

about to tick up

@ offer

4/5 mm's blue currently

days ago

3 already parked on 37p, 2 blue current

net assets at last report £39m

nothing for shareholders

they would not be going through all this for nothing

nearing

Jan 2018

no specific reason more than likely due to slower economic growth in China being reported. Awaiting updated news.. 'the Board has been evaluating whether a primary listing on other stock exchanges will achieve a greater valuation of the Company that is consistent with its peer group, as well as provide access to capital to develop its business. Before making any decision, the Company will carefully consider the impact on all shareholders and their ability to freely trade their shares in a public market. The Company is evaluating options to best create shareholders value and expects to make a decision in Q1 2019.'

with the nominal price being 1p - this at least gives a floor to any new shares issued

should be 1.1p based on PLMO fully diluted valuation before any raise + Digitalbox £10m (before capitalisation less £355k loan outstanding) + cash raised from PLMO/Digitalbox = looking good.

text amendment lol

23p current best buy

http://pdf.reuters.com/htmlnews/htmlnews.asp?i=43059c3bf0e37541&u=urn:newsml:reuters.com:20190121:nRSU6132Na

21p value

Jan 21 (Reuters) - Copper miner Sandfire Resources SFR.AX said on Monday it has approached explorer MOD Resources MOD.AX about a potential combination of the two companies, valuing MOD at about A$88 million ($63 million).

Sandfire released a statement following a media report on its interest in MOD, which is exploring for copper and gold in Botswana, but said its approach was preliminary and non-binding and there was no assurance a deal would proceed.

It said the approach was made on the basis of A$0.38 per MOD share, which would represent a 73 percent premium to MOD's last close of A$0.22.