Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
I like to look at the underlying picture a year ago we traded 10% higher than todays share price and have hit a high in the low 20's at different points in the year. With the new infrastructure in place and increased production coming on line this year do I think the company is in a worse position this year than last - my take on it is no. Do I think we will get to 20's again from here quicker than a bank can increase my cash through interest - yes. Am I taking more risk -yes but risk v reward is in my opinion low so hence my investment
"The Company incorporated a new gas trading subsidiary, Serinus Energy Romania Trading S.r.l. in October 2021, which has commenced trading the Company's Romanian gas production not committed under its marketing agreement into the Romanian market. Serinus Energy Romania Trading S.r.l was created to allow our licensed gas traders to directly access the Romanian gas market and to capture the full value of gas prices in Romania"
At the end of the day we have cash reserves of over 8 million, if the CEO is disappointed with the current share price reflecting true value then he needs to implement a share buy back. That would instil confidence as support shareholders
If that was the case why we would be investing in further well drills in quarter 3, to give away all profits if successful. The strategy would not make commercial sense
Would be nice if someone could ask how the company plan to return value to long term share holders who hve supported the company as now that profits rolling in we like the directors should benefit from same - Have they considered special dividend or share buy back ???
Could not agree more - results now out in the public domain, if the value is not seen by institutional investors then the company need to boost the share price through a buy back. At least shareholders will then gain some value. The presentation will be interesting
2.08p to buy
"the Company realised a net price of $66.82/boe for the year ended 31 December 2021, comprising"
So if we doubled net revenue at this price and we know how the landscape and price of oil changed in Feb22 what sort of revenue is the next quarter alone going to produce. This may well get discussed later today but having held this share for over a year and averaging down to 2.5p I may finally see some blue skies
The spike is based on Volume rather than rumour whether today next week or next month someone is buying a position
If we hold this it must be a good sign, just need that RNS to confirm what happened to that 2mill buy following sale
I like the increase in cash reserves with little to no borrowings we must be considering a further acquisition.
Agree a good presentation - got me bought £2k worth to hold for the year
A successful placing will strengthen the board's hand in negotiations as it will have the finances in place to see the company through to first gas sales in theory. Therefore they will be able to negotiate better terms in relation to selling the asset as opposed to seeking a fire sale auction. Just my opinion though
If this is my access to a placing then worth the top up. it's only 8% of my portfolio so worth the risk / reward
It will mean when its good news spikes will be higher but if expectations are not met then the fall are larger as well. It creates extra risk to ride alongside potential rewards
followed your buy and bought a few today as well
Loving the rise but its not on the risers board ???
there is a 4th option the negotiations break down and the share price returns to where is was last week. Negotiations are not a guarantee .
sorry if this sounds a bit of a novice question but if we have £100 mill in cash and £200 mill in assets and the company is currently worth £137 mill why would this company's share price fall further surely its undervalued even if future profits are only 50% of last year
My fear is, at what cost to PCIP, £££ thousands or millions, if the company was clear there was no infringement then why worry re settling, what if we cannot agree a settlement fee where does that leave PCIP.