Member Info for Laura2022

Never heard of that sorry

What is the main subject matter please

The 9th April RNS coupled with the Daily Express article looks very promising

MKA is £65mlm cap

REE £1.4mln

Thanks 42

Do you have a stake here also ?

Just noticed it over the weekend when I was researching rare.earth Aim stocks

Skier

It appears 80-90% are held by others

https://altonare.com/shareholder-information

Can't buy now ,

Rick and all

Very well.done here

Off topic with China Trump rare earth's ban no one has spotted REE which is mentioned in the Daily Express, took a small positon

Company called Altona (REE)

Very much so LOTM

Donald Trump raised tariffs on Chinese goods to 145%, according to The New York Times.

Shipments have been halted at all Chinese ports

Https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/china-shuts-off-rare-earth-exports-after-trump-slaps-145-tariffs/ar-AA1CRQYG?ocid=entnewsntp&pc=U531&cvid=38fdb3f7acea452b9c02736a5f9c0432&ei=15

DGWA's CEO Stefan Müller, added: "We are excited to introduce Altona to European investors at a critical time for the EU's supply sovereignty. Altona's Monte Muambe rare earths, gallium and fluorspar projects in Mozambique, along with its copper asset in Botswana, directly align with the EU's goals by developing diversified, secure, and sustainable supply chains.

Rare earths and gallium are essential for the green transition and high-technology applications, and Altona's progress-from a defined JORC resource to the Prefeasibility Study stage-demonstrates its commitment to responsible development. With Europe striving to reduce reliance on single-source supply chains, Altona presents a unique opportunity for investors as Altona is at the forefront of securing critical materials for the future. We look forward to supporting Altona's growth and connecting it with European capital markets."

It's now 1.48p lotm

£1.4mln market value seems insane when compared to the critical REE assets it hold ?

Only stumbled on this company overall the weekend so any information would be appreciated

Cedric Simonet, CEO of Altona, commented: "We are delighted to partner with DGWA as we expand our presence in the European investment community. With the EU's Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA) highlighting the urgent need for secure and diversified supply chains, Altona is well-positioned to contribute to Europe's resource independence, helping secure critical materials essential for high-tech applications and the green energy transition.

MKA risen 80% in last 2mths

I took at small position here

According to the company listed on the London Stock Exchange, as of now, the price of gallium is around £197 per kilogram. They noted recent increases in value "in the context of a trade war between China and the United States."

"Gallium is considered a strategic raw material by several jurisdictions, including the European Union, with China having almost a monopoly on its production (...) The recent ban on exports of gallium and germanium to the United States pushed gallium to its highest price since 2011, reaching 585 dollars (£460) per kilogram in December," states Altona.

Good point LOTM

Discussions with an initial group of interested parties have resulted in one ongoing discussion and the Board has recently initiated discussions with a second group of potentially interested parties to acquire the Group or its businesses or assets

Can only be news logged?

Don't think so but will check my orders

Importantly, the £4.4 million of FY25 revenue was entirely derived from individually smaller orders (being individual orders of less than £0.5 million) (FY24: £4.4 million). No FY25 revenue was derived from the "Material Opportunities"