Cobus Loots, CEO of Pan African Resources, on delivering sector-leading returns for shareholders. Watch the video here.
Great to see this increased institutional holding
https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/afritin-mining-ATM/share-news/AfriTin-Mining-Ltd-Holdings-in-Company/85157866
Munchbox ...why is tomorrow massive?
Jan 21
MKA has received approval from the TSX-Venture exchange for the issue of Mkango shares to Talaxis Limited.
Talaxis is to be granted 1mln shares and in return has agreed to give up the right to buy 12mln Mkango shares at 6.6p each. Mkango shares currently trade at around 16p so although Mkango misses out on receiving £720,000 as a result of Talaxis’s old warrants being replaced with (fewer) new warrants, Mkango shareholders avoid significant share ownership dilution.
After receiving the 1mln new shares, Talaxis will hold 15.3mln shares in Mkango, representing around 11.3% of all the Mkango shares in issue; Talaxis’s previous stake was 10.7%.
Excuse my ignorance...what is the significance of Total being at the meeting........?
He is active on Twitter and an expert on Africa for sure.....
A very timely appointment.......
Mark Thompson twitter
1289t draw on Shanghai Futures Exchange tin warehouse stocks today. General market feeling is that this was for local consumption and not for export to the West. If so, and Chinese market is now short, then next leg higher on prices is imminent.
Looks to make sense.....
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/ATM/proposed-fundraising-to-raise-approximately-10-m/14972680
REMX Etf strong in USA this week.......
REMX Etf in USA strong this week
Britain set to stockpile metals for electric cars to beat Chinese threat
Move comes as fears mount that China is ruthlessly cornering the market in the rare earths needed for the EV revolution
By
Alan Tovey,
INDUSTRY EDITOR
5 May 2021 • 7:36pm
This is why countries face such difficulty in achieving semiconductor self sufficiency. China has called chip independence a top national priority in its latest five-year plan, while U.S. President Joe Biden has vowed to build a secure American supply chain by reviving domestic manufacturing. Even the European Union is mulling measures to make its own chips. But success is anything but assured.
Manufacturing a chip typically takes more than three months and involves giant factories, dust-free rooms, multi-million-dollar machines, molten tin and lasers. The end goal is to transform wafers of silicon—an element extracted from plain sand—into a network of billions of tiny switches called transistors that form the basis of the circuitry that will eventually give a phone, computer, car, washing machine or satellite crucial capabilities.
No mention of RBW in Sunday Tel article......
Another good read...
April 28th
https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/china-ramps-up-tin-exports-rest-world-runs-dry-andy-home-2021-04-27/
March 30th 2021...but worth reading as it is unfolding as the article suggests.....
https://www.fastmarkets.com/article/3980892/how-the-london-tin-market-sleepwalked-into-a-once-in-a-lifetime-spread-squeeze-corrected