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I think we're getting that for real. After Shaw managed to turn his PC on and dodge a thunderstorm he revealed $75M dollar was his 5 to 10 year target, so read 12 years for that then.
What's the margin on this Chinese corn that they sell then ? Can't we get some idea of the profit potential ?
I don't have to be invested in a share to be able to comment on a board, I can, have and WILL continue to post whenever I like MATEY and if you have a problem with that I suggest you stop hiding behind your keyboard and let's meet up :)
I don't post that much but when I do I have a 100% accuracy rate. VRE C4XD etc.
I'm showing you the error of your ways and given the share price performance my 100% record still stands :)
That's a BS ramp from last year, guy bought £45,000 worth then plastered that everywhere, price went up he sold. Ilika has nothing to do with anything "Quantum".
This price will drop quite sharply over the next two weeks, it's way over valued at anything over 50p
The intention is to take the company private, the share price is telling the story. They were late in the day attempting to raise finance "apparently" and whilst many other companies have had placings for some reason ITX are struggling... "apparently".
They flagged delisting from AIM as an option in a prior RNS..... once again all the clues are there.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=17&v=F72_itQjLdE&feature=emb_logo
6 mins 29 secs
Listen to Clive Dix
It clearly doesn't does it you lying POS
Idiots, did you not read my post ? it's NOTHING to do with C4XD, you're being played.
It's never going to be a smooth ride in Africa but I believe Lonhro is a good long term purchase and is currently trading not much above NAV
Lonrho, the Africa focused investment firm, saw a strong rise in revenues and profits but left the market wanting more. During the half year, the firm generated revenues of £81.4m, compared to £60.5m for the same period the previous year. On a like-for-like basis, revenues were up 35%. Profit before tax rose to £5.8m, compared to £2m in 2010. "However, the outrun is flattered to some degree by a larger than anticipated gain from biological assets offsetting higher losses in Transport and lower profits in Infrastructure," noted broker Panmure Gordon. The firm's Agribusiness unit, which accounts for 55% of group revenue, reported an operating profit of £27.8m, more than twice the £13.3m Panmure Gordon had been expecting, but the number was boosted by a non-cash gain of £17m in relation to an adjustment for biological assets relating to the company's stone fruit trees. The Transportation division made an operating loss of £10.6m, partly as a result of the "very frustrating bureaucratic environment" in Angola, where the company has suffered delays getting aeroplanes into operation. The Infrastructure division's operating profit of £1.0m was well below Panmure Gordon's forecast of £5.9m, partly as a result of slower activity at the Luba Frepport operation. David Lenigas, Lonrho's executive chairman, was upbeat, however, about current trading. "Lonrho continues to see strong growth across all of its divisions since the end of the period, spear-headed by Lonrho's agribusiness division and expects this to continue through to the end of the 15 month reporting period to 31 December 2011 and into 2012," he said. Operating costs remained stable, rising slightly by £0.2m to £27.7m. Cash at the end of the period rose from £3.9m to £10.4m. Despite the positive tone of the update, the share price fell 3.7% to 13p by 12:35. Panmure Gordon remains a buyer of the stock, but even it cut its full-year forecasts after this update. "Whilst we believe that excellent progress has been made throughout full-year 2011, delays to the roll out of the Angolan airline business and lower activity at Luba mean that in conjunction with the move to a December year end, our profit before tax forecasts on an annualised basis decline from £32.3m to £22.8m in 2012," the broker said.