Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
FFC, was struggling to reach my target of between 30-40,000.
Now say we were diluted with another 7b shares, I would still have the equivalent value-wise, 50,000 shares. Target more than done!
AHH the inevitable controlled late afternoon dip,
Glad I bought mine this morning. 100,000 of these are now mine
Posti, in the conference call before last, Chris explained that some of the bonds were taken up and that those parties were still interested in being involved after the complete 500m bond fail.
Imo, we are only waiting for our strategic partner....our strategic investers are probably already lined up.
"Stuffed in 2 shares... this one and SXX...
What I wouldn’t give to go back 5 years lol"
I know, I'll come up with some cr@p that might push the share up a bit, try to at least cover some of my losses....
One guess who this goldfish is then even though I have him blocked.....
He's still banging the same drum I take it.
What a n#b!
"Incredible effort and achievement from a company that couldn’t give a damn about 85,000 Private investors"
I would beg to differ, wasn't the "intention" to be all debt for all those whinging investers who can't deal with a bit of dilution?
Let's hope Chris has under promised this time so to soften the blow.
Perfect time to pick some more up!
There is only one way Brexit may have had an effect on us and that's "Brexit uncertainty" scampering any hopes of investment in the UK. Note "may" and note "Brexit uncertainty"
I agree with paaa and he's remain and I'm leave.
This next raise, or ( plan c) as I like to call it was in my opinion always a last-minute resort that Chris could have put in place to fall back on. I may have started the early December wave but these are my conclusions.
Chris sounded assertive to get this resolved quickly in the conference call.
Cash is slowly running down...the SP would potentially follow with holders getting cold feet and dumping stock, that along with shorting pressure will lead us into hostile takeover waters and I don't think Chris wants to go there.
Resolving this quickly puts stage 2 behind us and gets us towards de-risking the project and onto another joint raise as debt and on better terms.
A ukgs could come then wether were still in the e.u or not or under another government regardless.
My guess was 12th December before the election was announced.
I wouldn't worry about it bellers the rns will be here in the next 2-3 weeks....I think DMC have done enough to give the game away, whether it's them conforming part of the 600m raise or not.
Ignoring the real issue that is pounding down like a runaway freight train.
They are running out of money, they have little shareholder equity.
Nobody is ignoring it, were reminded on a daily basis by the broken record that is.....erm, YOU.
Now stfu, you're boring mate
Bucky Bucky Bucky
The price is where it is now because of two things.
The company were naively led down the garden path by jpm whilst being heavily shorted by that same company and all their buddies.
There is a risk this could go to the wall yes, but that risk is being dealt with......hence, why I'm so relaxed.
You can pick apart my feelings as much as you want, but your time here is evident in how you picked it apart......don't miss the boat Bucky.
Looking for a place to invest my money I looked at many companies before I stumbled across sxx. I did about 2 weeks of research before I eventually decided two things. 1 I'm young enough to eventually benefit from owning some of this company one day. 2 out of all the companies I looked at, this was one I could actually see materialise. I also wasn't blind to the fact I could be diluted a couple of times before eventual production. This was almost two years ago and as I thought, the construction pace has been phenomenal. I watched all the short termers who said they were long termers come in who thought stage two would be a breeze and a done deal then get ****ed off with how that concluded. I can also recognise all the posters on here that have the same relaxed outlook as me. I started with 17-18,000 shares. Currently hold 93,000. I haven't finished buying. Onwards and downwards.
# can't
True Scott, but I think there's gonna be a difference in lease cost between the 29ton and your typical 20ton.
And to be honest, I don't think I have ever seen a 29ton lorry on our roads, then then I'm down south so I can quote on up north
Capital cost is higher (£42,000 compared to £32,000 for standard tipping semi-trailers (Tinham,
April 2011))
From a company trying to save money.....I don't think we'll be going for a load of 28-9ton lorries
Got there in the end.....
Hi all, sorry late to the truck party,
Just want to simplify the lorry and payload situation for you all.
If the lorry has six wheels it can carry 16ton of material. If it has 8 wheels it can carry 20ton of material. If either of these lorry's has a remote controlled grab attached to the back that weighs 3ton so the 20ton orry can only carry 17ton and the 16ton can only carry 13ton. These are typical loose ( yes LOOSE on this occasion) aggregate transport lorry's on Britain's roads. I am 90% sure that legally only 20ton of loose aggregates can be carried on Britain's roads. At one time.
The concrete segments will be manufactured at a custom-built
facility on Teesside and transported by road to the tunnelling
hubs at Lockwood Beck and Woodsmith Mine.
This is from the mts fact sheet. 1 segment factory.
No worries oilman, you also said you'd invest if this went to 5p, it's much lower now and you still label it a turd?
I'll give it 3 weeks till you buy in.
You asked us to look at your comments...I did, but it proves nothing
Also said government would bail this out....this week Gina was buying it
Which is it?
Anyone can take 14 guesses and get one right
Idiot