Cobus Loots, CEO of Pan African Resources, on delivering sector-leading returns for shareholders. Watch the video here.
I am an experienced senior executive with a proven track record of creating long term sustained value. My experience has been gained in the mining industry over the lifecycle from exploration, mine development through to and including production. This has been achieved through various industry economic cycles in domestic and international markets and business conditions ranging from accelerated growth through to survival during the Global Financial Crisis. My career has been developed in global organisations with diverse cultures and geographical presence including Rio Tinto, Exxon Mobil, BHP Billiton Ltd and recently with OZ Minerals. As a key member of executive leadership teams, I am recognised as an inspiring and motivational leader who drives results through commercial and operational discipline, innovation and strategic partnerships. I attain an unusually refined ability to operate at the intersection of what exists and what needs to be created/executed. I have been acknowledged for my fierce commercial intelligence that is underpinned by the character and capability required to inspire and influence change in complex environments. My strong finance and commercial discipline with experience in key business areas including operations, strategy, business development, investor relations and sales and marketing, is complemented by a keen interest in developing people, engagement and culture through a clear strategic vision. I have delivered highly profitable returns through understanding emerging trends and harnessing them through strategic partnerships, foresight and vision, with a pragmatic and adaptable approach and ability to integrate ideas, thinking, people and operations. I understand the statutory and regulatory requirements of public companies including foreign jurisdictions and the commitment to employees, boards, shareholders, investors and external stakeholders.
Looks to be a an excellent appointment. "his broad experience in the finance and commercial area will be particularly valuable as we enter the project financing and development stage for the BKM project."
It says 3% threshold crossed. It is not clear if that is an increase or decrease.
I can't see that big buy
Should have said divided by 800 (not 200) then multiplied by 200
I am with Barclays Stockbrokers and my account is now showing 149,995 N4P shares. I had 600k ONZ shares before so 600k divided by 200 gives 750 and multiplied by 200 should give me a round 150k shares after consolidation. So anyone understand how I have lost 5 shares? Not a huge amount I know but that is not the point.
Sorry only just read AJ's comment. There you go then I heard the same thing!
I was told by an informed source that the price was going to be 15/16p (4p pre consolidation) but new investors felt that there would be too much selling on relist. Bodes well.
I haven't voted as assuming I don't need to as resolutions will pass. Should I have? Surely, there will be no votes against. Wouldn't make any sense.
Nothing in the AGM notification about the RTO so how can it be approved at AGM? http://www.onzimaventures.com/docs/2017%20AGM%20NOTICE.pdf
Must admit to be somewhat confused. Doesn't it all have to be approved by shareholders first? I don't see how this can 'complete' by next week. I thought it needed to be completed by 17th to avoid AIM cancellation. Please can someone explain?
Chats, you questioned (maybe tongue in cheek?) if I am invested. Not a massive holding but yes have 600k shares @ 0.77 average. Lets just say I am now feeling VERY happy and relaxed ;-) Have a good day!
Supposed to be completed by mid April. 2 weeks away and nothing yet. Won't we be delisted this month if they don't hit the deadline? Had a few shares suspended and supposedly coming back to take the markets by storm only to be let down at the death. I'll believe it when I see it!
Further tweet... https://twitter.com/pauljohnson9691/status/756417009404051456
https://twitter.com/pauljohnson9691/status/756415308064325632 Paul Johnson top up
I don't hold a huge number of shares (100,000) but have voted against resolution 10. I bought in over 2p so a bit p'd off. My shares are in a SIPP with Barclays Stockbrokers. I don't think it is even possible to trade using a matched bargain facility. How is this good for shareholders? We are being shafted.
Those big share deals were both Peter Scott. Selling and buying the same amount of shares in his SIPP. http://www.investegate.co.uk/be-heard-group-plc/bhrd/director-shareholding/201606061522353447A/?fe=1&utm_source=FE%20Investegate%20Alerts&utm_medium=Email&utm_content=Announcement%20Alert%20Mail&utm_campaign=Be%20Heard%20Group%20PLC%20Alert
P.S. This guy is exactly why I am invested in MTR. Enthusiastic and driven. Works hard for shareholders. A breath of fresh air compared to the vast majority of AIM CEO's.
Sorry! Wrong link obviously. Good job I noticed! The whole thing is worth a listen if you are in MTR (I am) This one... http://www.lsesharetalk.com/share-news/metal-tiger-ceo-speaks-to-lse-share-talk-ggp/