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So, 550m buy back at £1 a share is roughly 7% of share issue based on a £6b mcap. Is that correct?

We're trading at below PE of 2, and surely this trading year will be equally profitable so must be ripe for a decent rerate

If you can't stand a company making profit from upstream activities then you're in the wrong game

Nice mention of future hydrogen filling stations

On LinkedIn l, hopefully this opens

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/central-asia-metals-plc-9c3-_zinc-lead-activity-7030860332956798977-SkUG?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android

Painful to admit that I held these at 240p and was talked out of selling! Haha

Finally an article that points out that the industry needs profitable times to prepare them for frequent lean times

Shame not many people will read it and that the media en masse is anti-oil giants

I've held for over 10 years with a purchase average around 320p. Dividends factored in I'm close to completely free running. Bolstering lots of other poor investments though but then that's why you should have a broad portfolio

No announcements, share price has dropped 3% this morning

Touching 550p today, closing around 538p would be nice

Based my guess on a 30% premium on today's price, nothing more than that

680p

I thought life of mine at Kounrad was 20 years, and we're 5 or 6 years in to that. Interested also to know at what stage that becomes as issue.

There's been no shift in dividend policy for getting on for 10 years - a third of free cash flow. Last accounts showed $88m whilst repaying the Sasa loan. This year that's not going to be an issue, copper and lead prices have strengthened so could be seeing $100m free cash flow.

$33m would equate to 23.5c dividend per share, last year they paid 25c. So either my calculations are wrong or they're paying a bigger chunk. 25c x 182m equals $45m or 50% FCF. Do that again, before cutting dividends next year to part fund further capital investment is what I'd like to see. So a dividend increase to c. $0.28 would be rather nice and represents a yield just about 10% still

Pretty please :D

Lots going on here today, 600 trades but all quite small. Wonder if it'll retrace heavily when it touches 300p

I sold my tiny holding a couple of weeks ago at 313p. Decided to buy back in at 303p earlier but HSBC wouldn't let me. That was only half an hour before the drop.

First good thing I've ever said about HSBC

30% up since Feb 22 and another 10% paid out in dividends. Wish I hadn't sold

I instantly assumed RF meant Robin's Fund

All that Nickel right on their doorstep

That so many bothered to vote and will continue to do so if further shambolic deals are proposed. The BoD now know that their shareholders will not tolerate anything that does not put them first and I'm really encouraged that we have sway

Not selling

Quite a stake he's built up there