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Thanks This very strange It is mean that when market marker have bid 0.2p x 500 000 and I will make order sell 500 000 0.2 p trade will be executed ? Orderes sell and buy ( only market makers show up ) on whoes behalf he made ?
Thanks
Last trade was price 0.2176p why no 0.22 as look in book order .
Its meaning that first beter offer to buy now is 0.23?
My question : when I want to buy 2 000 000 shares will be 500 000 X0.23 next 500 000 x 0.24 etc?
Thanks Can someone me explain where is my bid offer 2 000 000 for 0.19 p ?
Could someoe paste full order book sell and buy . Thanks
Lastly, but not least, on behalf of the Board I wish to express our appreciation for the valued support and patience of the Company's various stakeholders as we endeavour to secure a suitable reverse takeover transaction to generate long term shareholder value
Can buyout company , have two options :
Bid means either an Off-Market Bid or an On Market Bid
Most propably first option combined with RTO from RLD site :
A Person making an Off-Market Bid for Voting Securities may offer any form of
consideration for the Voting Securities, including:
- a cash sum; or
- securities (including shares, debentures or options); or
- a combination of a cash sum and securities.
I know Lets see only 15 days left
Fura tiene mucho Dinero 35 000 000 puede comprar rld, mira placment fura
veo que es muy probablemente que fura compre activo rld o seremos los accionistas nuevo empresa Fura en london.
Yo creo que sera cambio acciones algunos nuevos acciones fura a cambio de acciones rld
Fura also extended drop date to 30 april. What coincidence !!!!
Look at Fura gems on tsx.v .They looking bronfield project amd want listed on lse and also extended deadline to 31.03 to complete buy new company former CEO Oliver.
on the webpagina esta nuevo stakeholder 03.09.2018
you know the best , you invested here the most money and nothing, the biggest rubbish security has more marcet cap than rld
it is relentless annoying!! Akramms . : widzę ze nasi są tutaj , jesteś z emigracji czy z kraju?
onlu marketin company (without mine) marcet cap 5 mln GBP , Richland with mine and marketing marcet cap 1,4 mln gbp
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De Beers is piloting blockchain technology for the diamond industry, working with a small number of participants to test how it works, it said Tuesday. The platform � which keeps a tamper-proof ledger of transactions � will enable a permanent digital record for every diamond registered on the network, De Beers explained. It will span the entire diamond pipeline, enabling improved confidence in the industry and its products by ensuring stones are conflict-free and natural, the miner noted. De Beers first announced it was looking into blockchain for diamonds last month. An initial trial was successful, resulting in the working prototype that De Beers is now piloting, it added. That experiment will show the company how it can use and improve the platform, as well as indicating how it can integrate it with systems and processes that already exist in the trade. Ultimately, it envisages blockchain as an open platform for the diamond sector. The full launch will take place later this year. �By leveraging blockchain technology, we will provide an additional layer of assurance to consumers and industry participants, with every diamond registered on the platform having a record as everlasting as the diamond itself,� said De Beers CEO Bruce Cleaver
from 30 November 2016 update : Approximately 3,000 carats of predominantly fancy and multi-coloured sapphires from Capricorn Sapphire's mining operations have already been treated, cut and polished through the treatment and cutting facilities to date from the newest update first sale of cuting sapphire 325 carat sold for 55 USD . Remain 2675 carat be worth 147 000 usd. How much incom from retail sale online? I saw it was online promotion -25% for christmas and now also fo new year. Nevertheless online www has large variety .We have to know has a large ist stock ang whats grade and how many they have cash .
Dr Bernard Olivier has been appointed to the Board as Managing Director effective 15 January 2018. The Board is delighted to welcome Dr Olivier who is a highly qualified and experienced chief executive to lead Mustang in the implementation of its strategic, exploration and development plans. Dr Olivier holds a PhD in Economic Geology from the University of Stellenbosch, South Africa. He has worked as a geologist since 1998 in various African, Asian and South American countries, including Tanzania, South Africa, Burundi, Swaziland, Argentina, Colombia, Australia and the Philippines. He is a dual Australian and South African national and a Member of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (MAusIMM). He has worked on a variety of exploration and development projects as well as in mining operations across a spread of commodities, including, gemstones, graphite, gold, diamonds, PGEs, base metals and coal. He has over 10 years� experience as a listed company director. Most recently, Dr Olivier has served as the Chief Executive Officer of Richland Resources Plc (formerly Tanzanite One) since March 2010 and as a director of Bezant Resources Plc since March 2007. He will be committed full-time to Mustang Resources Ltd by 31 March 2018 after completing the transition from his existing roles. In the meantime, he is expected to commit at least 70% of his time to Mustang