RE: Time to deliver19 Feb 2020 14:06
Punter, I hear you re HUM. However you have to reneger the sector is woefully underrepresented in portfolios from all investment circles, especially the junior miners.
However, Condor's extreme undervaluation coupled with the fact that there doesn't seem to be much float as the majority of shares are held in tight hands (when we get a bit of decent buying volume the price moves very quickly), means that if we hey a toll mining deal done we *could* re-rate sharply. Not only would it mean condor starts to generate income when no-one expects it, but it also avoids major dilution as a result of funding the mine build. That could definitely turn some heads that are interested in the sector, of not elsewhere.
I've often mentioned that we won't get back to for value until big money reallocates into the sector and I maintain that, but I do think there's a good chance we could get back up to £1 this year *if* Mark can seal a toll mining deal and the gold price keeps trending upwards.
Definitely cause for optimism and personally I am not so hard on Mark's remuneration as others, he works hard for the company and gets results, but it is naive to expect the share price to reflect fundamentals in this market and his him responsible when it doesn't.