Cobus Loots, CEO of Pan African Resources, on delivering sector-leading returns for shareholders. Watch the video here.
Brucel, you chose not to answer my earlier question about what your actual agenda is, though it's fairly transparent. Trying to garner financial/legal support through an anonymous bulletin board smacks of desperation and calls into question the credibility of your cause - perhaps you should trawl the depths of advfn and its resident VRS trolls, though they were indeed very reticent in hard cash support for the chicken Sandwich. Smokey, you really are a naughty little Scheiss-stirrer;-)
Totally agree, Fatherelmer - such a pity that decency, fair-mindedness and taking responsibility for your own actions are alien concepts to many these days. People shouldn't gamble on the stock market if they are going to cry about their losses. Equally, they shouldn't overextend themselves on property they can't afford, then expect the tax-payer to bail them out when things turn sour. UK Interest rates were held artificially low for far too long and now they have turned it has spawned yet another wave of victimhood and entitlement. God forbid if any of this lot had to fight a war!
Will be interesting to see if the share price creeps up by close of play in anticipation of a Monday RNS confirmation of IO9 all completed and commissioned. Reckon the company will want to announce this good news before next Wednesday's London AGM and with any luck there'll also be a further progress update on IO10 negotiations. The future is bright at Iofina!
Good to see a bit of consolidation before news. Will be very interesting to see the company's turnaround strategy which could take a number of exciting forms and will be announced in the next couple of weeks. With the myriad of products in VRS' graphene locker, there must be plenty of interested parties waiting in the wings, so buying the dips at this level would seem to offer a reasonable risk-reward ratio, in my view.
A very positive update for this ground-breaking technology. Still unclear how long the time-span is between proven concept and commercialisation, though with such enormous multi-sector potential, it's got to be worth a wager at this price. Granted, administration is a risk, though highly unlikely, in my view, as the bigger boys are doubtless circling in the background waiting for the right moment to throw their hats into the ring. Must be more than half-way through that 100 day turnaround strategy, so the next month or so is likely to be very interesting.
Thank you for posting link to the Proactive interview troajan. Iofina, for the first time in many years, is looking an excellent investment proposition at these levels. Thanks to the recently increasing price of this commodity and the fact that the company is a relatively low-cost producer, they are finally throwing off cash on a monthly basis, which together with two more plants coming online this year (hopefully), gives grounds for optimism that the share price will steadily climb through 50p and then a £1 again in the relative near-term. Picked up another 30k for the ISA this week, the last 9k of which showed as a sell today, as I suspect many buys did based on the share price action.
This is now looking very attractive again after several years in the doldrums. A very powerful post from Mark Ward yesterday - his arrival signalled a future change in fortunes for this company, as he is a serious entrepreneur with a proven track record. Looks like he's stabilised and turned the business around in a remarkably short time-frame, and, with the relatively few shares in issue, this is likely to see the kind of jumps that some of us enjoyed about 4 years ago. The company had large ambitions then and, in my view, tried to run before it could walk, but it now has a master business tactician at the helm and is on a much surer strategic footing. Glad to be back on board today in the thirties and shall pick up some more at these sub-50p levels as funds become available. Seasons' Greetings one and all!
Have just added another tranche here in anticipation of progressive interims and on the back of the confidence expressed by our latest big buyer. Rising expectation here and Looking good into news, probably on Monday.
Agreed, looking like good value at this price with a profitable business and rising iodine price. The large buys reflect some returning confidence here and expectation of strong interims. More chunky buys should propel this through 14 and 15 fairly rapidly into news.
Agreed falkland - sub 40p is an excellent entry point, medium-term, though with good news (new vaccine/falling infections/significant new global trade deals/strong domestic housing market figures etc), this could still see a quick short-term profit imho for new buyers. Have picked up a couple of modest tranches and will accumulate at these levels as the potential dividend is also very attractive. Now Brexit is finally done, the new certainty which it provides for businesses should put a spring in the step of most financials going into the New Year...though, as someone said, 'there may well be bumps in the road ahead'!
Even a cursory glance at IOF figures/history back up my observational post and, by the way, you'd do well to read less subjectively and more effectively. Just to help you out, the key line is: "... with the additional factor of rock-bottom iodine prices...". Happy Christmas!