Cobus Loots, CEO of Pan African Resources, on delivering sector-leading returns for shareholders. Watch the video here.
Bakky /Cooper D read this before condeming the Government,
These are the FACTS:
My facts, yes, facts, are down to a 30 plus year career as sales rep in the PPE industry and for a lot of those years, I have had the pleasure of dealing with the NHS industry as a customer.
FIRSTLY. The government are failing our NHS by not providing PPE.
The government does not, I repeat DOES NOT provide PPE to the NHS ! Each and every hospital in this country is part of a trust. Each trust has a procurement team that are sometimes filled with buyers who are clueless about what they’re buying, so in effect, they’re not buyers, they’re order placers. I say sometimes, not all the time. These trusts are filled with senior managers who are usually on mega wages. These people are the ones that’s responsible for all the red tape that the NHS puts in front of suppliers. There is a national data base of approved NHS suppliers. The only way you get on this approved suppliers list is if you actually have a contract (won via a tender) to supply any product, be it chairs, beds or PPE. Then and only then can you supply products into the NHS. You could be the company that has the most innovative product the world has ever seen for health care, but if you’re not on the approved suppliers list to the NHS. Well the NHS wont buy it off you, period, that’s it ! So to say that PPE isn’t available. Believe me, it is.
SECONDLY, in 1992, the government issued what’s more commonly known as the six pack. It was a major change in the 1974 Health and safety at work act. It covered such things as Manual Handling, risk assessment and PPE amongst others. Believe it or not. PPE is a last requirement for doing a job.ie; Can good house keeping prevent accidents, if so, do it. If not. Do a risk assessment, look at what the risks involved are, then buy the CORRECT PPE that will be SUITABLE for the job in hand. I watched an interview with an NHS Trust manager on the news yesterday who stated that they can’t get the amount of PPE they need because greedy companies are charging exorbitant prices. He stated that they couldn’t but 1 million masks because they where being charged £1 instead of the 20p per mask they normally buy. I can honestly state in my professional opinion that if this man is authorising his trust to buy face masks for 20p. HE IS NOT BUYING THE CORRECT OR SUIATBLE PPE for front line workers. Disposable face masks come in three general specifications. FFP1, FFP2 and FFP3. FFP1 offers the lowest form of protection available and will just about stop a brick. It certainly wont stop fine particles, let alone germs and you can usually pick these up for guess what ! Yup, about 20p each ! For the general public, masks will not stop you contracting the virus. It will only stop you transmitting it !
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Backswoodman remember these posts:
You : "Tymers - Bought SHI in the 19's. 27/04"
You : ‘ I’m joining the party’. 27/04
milender:sold SHI 22.80 +20%profit
SHI 06/05 14:13 SELL 28.48 (up 25% from when you sold)
Oh dear Backswoodman looks like you "left the party to early"
Just a bit of advice,you're wasting your time having my posts removed as I C&P everything that i post and also the response I receive.
Perhaps Bluejays CEO R.M would like to explain why after the ship/boat was not offloaded for over 5weeks after docking in Quebec and when the correct documentation was finally produced to the approval by the authorities did it then take a further 7-8weeks before processing of the mineral commence due to the pilot plant not commissioned to operational standards.
terrible /incompetent management comes to mind
Northman : The smelting results are expected to be concluded in Q1 2020.
If you go the video presentation at about 14mins-38 secs you'll hear what time scale is expected.
https://youtu.be/NKoLWwECtsc
Chrisdp86
Although it's not a RNS listen to what RM says in this presentation:
The smelting results are expected to be concluded in Q1 2020.
If you go the video presentation at about 14mins-38 secs you'll hear what time scale is expected.
https://youtu.be/NKoLWwECtsc
Information posted on the ADVFN share chat :
Original Research: Bluejay Mining plc - From First Berlin Equity Research GmbH
Classification of First Berlin Equity Research GmbH to Bluejay Mining plc
Company: Bluejay Mining plc
ISIN: GB00BFD3VF20
Reason for the Study: Inclusion of the Coverage Target Price: GBp 21.8 Target
price on view of : 12 months
Latest rating change: -
Analyst: Simon Scholes, CFA
First Berlin Equity Research has taken over the coverage of Bluejay Mining plc (ISIN: GB00BFD3VF20). The rating given by the analyst Simon Scholes is BUY with a target price of GBp 21.8.
Summary:
We visited Bluejay's flagship Dundas Titanium Project in northwest Greenland a few days before shipping a 42,000-tonne ilmenite bulk sample (Ilmenite is a titanium-rich mineral) to Canada for concentration and subsequent assessment by potential customers, including Rio Tinto. During September, Bluejay submitted to the Greenlandic authorities a permit application for the project, which included a full pre-feasibility study. The homogenous, high-grade, coarse-grained and weathered nature of the Dundas ore body simplifies recovery and, despite the harsh high-market operating environment, is expected to have a bright future for the project. Our recommendation is buy with a target price of GBp21.80.
First Berlin Equity Research has initiated coverage on Bluejay Mining plc (ISIN: GB00BFD3VF20). Analyst Simon Scholes' rating is BUY with a price target of GBp 21.8.
Abstract:
We are viewing Bluejay's advanced-stage flagship Dundas Titanium Project in Northwest Greenland a few days ahead of the early September shipment of a 42,000 ton bulk ilmenite sample to Canada for concentration and subsequent evaluation by potential customers including Rio Tinto. Later in September, Bluejay submitted a mining license application for the project, including a full pre-feasibility study, to the Greenlandic Authorities. The homogeneous, high-grade, coarse-grained, unweathered nature of the ore body at Dundas simplifies extraction and suggests a bright future for the project despite the harsh high-arctic operating environment. Our recommendation is Buy with a price target of GBp21.80. In this initiation of coverage, we have not modeled any value, which could prove considerable,
Regarding the obligatory information acc. §34b WpHG and the disclaimer, see http://firstberlin.com/imprint/ or the complete analysis.
The full analysis can be downloaded here: http://www.more-ir.de/d/19239.pdf
Just noticed these photos have been posted on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/BluejayMining/
4unme:
The signed agreement is not a commercial agreement,have a read of the following RNS.
Tue, 28th May 2019 07:00
RNS Number : 2275A
Bluejay Mining plc, the AIM and FSE listed company with projects in Greenland and Finland, is pleased to announce that it has reached an agreement with Rio Tinto Iron and Titanium Canada Inc. ('RTIT') to further analyse Ilmenite from its 100% owned Dundas Ilmenite Project ('Dundas' or 'the Project') in Greenland (the 'Agreement'). RTIT is a member of the Rio Tinto Group.
Is that Tuckupp is back from his holiday and has got a good "once a week" joke lined up.
4unme
The smelting results are expected to be concluded in Q1 2020.
If you go the video presentation at about 14mins-38 secs you'll hear what time scale is expected.
https://youtu.be/NKoLWwECtsc