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I’m here, holding 64m shares but bought prior to the last placing so currently underwater. Will ad significantly on news of permits - and possibly before if I can’t refrain - it’s very tempting to add now while the mcap is so pathetically low.
Get a grip Roger.
Investing is clearly not for you.
Not every position you take goes up - simple as that.
Amazon lost 95% of its listed value store taking off once the business model delivered.
If you can’t the downs along with the ups then sell up please and put you cash in a 5/6% savings account.
Did you even read the RNS?
All the RNS does is clarify that the current shares outstanding and market cap displayed here in LSE is correct.
There have been no shares admitted today at all - and there are no shares due to be admitted either - that’s one of the many upsides here - what you see is what you get with BH.
Both trades were right on the mid so could have been buys for all we know, no point speculating that they were one way or the other.
News imminent of NDEP approval - massive inflection point and looking forward to the huge re-rate along with the continuous news flow of PRODUCTION status and plans to further develop our assets.
What an opportunity we have here - can’t believe it’s so under the radar still.
We will be a profitable gold and silver producer this year covering all running costs of the company and also supporting further exploration of our already established JORC compliant copper resource - with JV partner discussions ongoing - zero debt - and all for £2m mcap!?!
I’m now holding a lot of these shares, this company will be the one that everyone wishes they’d invested in a year from now.
Quality of the BOD is superb and ex GGP team furthering our exploration - every ingredient required for outstanding success.
You are all kidding yourselves. Yes this price is in part due to BAT selling down their tranche one position. It’s also the market quite rightly punishing the Poddars for swindling off the downstream opportunity which was undoubtedly where the lions share of the profits were to be made. I distinctly remember Shishir almost laughing himself almost off his seat in a proactive interview about just how much money was going to be made from the downstream graphene developments. The market was therefore factoring that opportunity into the value of the company. This is a simple market correction due to that opportunity no longer existing for TGR shareholders. I’ve been in and out of TGR since it’s IPO and I had such high hopes for this share - in fact I could have got burned really badly here if it wasn’t for a touch of good fortune to get out the last time. Only very good (and genuine?) news will begin to turn this around, but the Poddars reputation has undoubtedly been tarnished and it remains to be seen if that will ever be regained. Watching with interest.
Glen,
You’re free to believe as you please, as are others.
What is evident however, is that there are more displeased investors than pleased investors - even at this price.
Why do you think that is, if everything is as rosey as you believe it to be?
There is lots to like here for sure, but there are also fundamental concerns which would be foolish to ignore.
Also, the funds from the capital raises at IPO and subsequent were used to fund both TGR and the former TSG business on the basis that the two would merge as per the listing prospectus. If it were to transpire that the merger is now no longer possible (regulatory or otherwise), then that allocation of TGR funds would be fraudulent which is clearly a sizeable risk - perhaps some folk are de-risking for that reason?
Most concerning of all is that I believe it’s clear what the shareholder concerns are here, yet the Poddar’s are doing nothing the address them which in turn is just eroding confidence in them and their integrity.
I doubt this will stop bleeding until Shishir addresses the former TSG company’s integration and downstream position in general. A lot of money was invested at much higher prices based on what TGR was going to offer as a package with the production, processing, and most significantly the downstream. The downstream offering, graphene, and novel composite that they were testing with FTSE100 companies was where the lions share of potential profits lay.
Gaisan,
This is precisely why there is no trust with the BOD. They have already fleeced shareholders for their own personal gain. It would appear that they’re simply hoping that we forget all about the wonder material which was “going to make us all a lot of money”.
Nate
I haven’t read anything which says we’re expecting the mill to be ready this month?
First revenues this year was the timeline laid out by the company. The only thing we should be expecting to see this month is the NDEP approval, which in itself will be a major inflection point.
Goingtomoonufo,
You appear to be creating a narrative here that the company is expecting first revenues this month?
I can only assume this is so that you can claim there’s been a missed deadline and create FUD (fear, uncertainty and doubt).
The company was explicitly clear in its 6th of June update:
“Concrete work ongoing. Process equipment at location
· Special Use Permit now granted with NDEP approval expected August 2023
· Guidance on plant capacity and anticipated recoveries
· Independent calculations of material available for processing
· First revenues expected this year
Brian Hall commented:
“The mill is currently under construction and is due to be producing gold and silver concentrates this year.”
Unless I’ve missed something fairly material, the expectation around timelines was crystal clear. At what point was it stated there was an expectation of first revenues this month please?
Nate
Not the news I was hoping for
What can I say?
TB really is the biggest crook in a PDMR position, anywhere on the London stock exchange.
He’s sells his shares after orchestrating yet another pump & dump, the price inevitably falls to the floor and then he issues a placing where he subscribes for a ton of much cheaper shares, at every PI’s expense.
He’s basically stealing everyone’s money. It’s daylight robbery and how how manages to continue to get away with it, is actually unfathomable. I simply cannot understand why anybody continues to invest in a listed vehicle where he has PDMR’s responsibilities.
I really do feel so incredibly sorry for everyone that invested here on the pump. TB strikes, yet again…