Member Info for OldRascal

J-curve...

I’m afraid so. I was embarrassed for the questioner and it was a sad end to the meeting.

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RS dealt with the boring bits.

CF presenter well. He was clearly disappointed that the government and the IPA in particular were predisposed with Brexit and wouldn’t have met Sirius’s timescales. This forced SM to go to a more expensive market-led solution for Stage 2 funding.

Then questions by people who hadn’t listened or weren’t up to speed with the project. The last question was particularly embarrassing (j curve *******s).

All in all, I won’t attend next year.

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One TORP outperforms Boulby’s fantastic results as mine hits new production record’. They are holding on to the ‘world’s only polyhalite mine’ boast. Bless them.

http://www.icl-uk.uk/boulby-achieves-fantastic-results-as-mine-hits-new-production-record/

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http://www.icl-uk.uk/boulby-achieves-fantastic-results-as-mine-hits-new-production-record/

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Grover

If you hold the shares in a nominee account (I’m with Halifax) you need to phone your broker and ask them to forward information regarding AGMs etc.. Then you can opt for a ‘letter of representation’ to attend the AGM.

If you hold the shares directly and you are therefore registered on the list of shareholders, you can just turn up with proof of ID.

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If you hold shares in your own name then you just need proof of identification (no attendance card is necessary).

If you hold shares in a nominee account then you need a letter of representation from your broker.

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If you hold shares in your own name then you just need proof of identification (no attendance card is necessary).

If you hold shares in a nominee account then you need a letter of representation from your broker.

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The AGM is on Thursday.

My shares are held in a nominee account (Halifax) and I have a letter of authorisation to attend the meeting.

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https://www.facebook.com/1592275224384145/posts/2296834140594913/

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They sold and shorted in order to drive down the share price knowing that Sirius would need to issue new shares.

These people would steal your eyes and come back for the sockets.

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I’ve been here since 2013. Six years on the Sirius rollercoaster.

I’ve followed the mine’s progress with much more contentment than the share price. It is truly a world-class engineering project and right on my doorstep.

Stage 1 and 2 financing are what they are. Despite having experienced the incompetence of government I underestimated the lack of support for the project. I wasn’t wise enough to anticipate the dark forces that drove the sp to 20p ahead of Stage 2, thereby gifting institutions large numbers of shares at discount prices. But I’m still here.

In just a few more years I hope for a dividend payment. One penny per share will have made the journey worthwhile. Three pence would be fantastic. So, a sp of between 20p and 60p with a 5% dividend is all I desire.

Oar

There are 199 steps to St Mary’s church. It might be 400 now with dilution.

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Indeed it is jr. It hasn’t slowed at all regardless of the sp shenanigans.

That doesn’t make us seasoned investors of course. IF SM succeeds it won’t prove us right. It will merely prove us lucky.

In future, if you want to be wiser with your investments, spread the risk (water down the potential upside) and learn from your mistakes. All LTHs have lessons to learn.

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The IPA remit is to only provide a Treasury-backed Guarantee if there is no other funding option. Clearly, SM had other funding options therefore the IPA Guarantee was not possible. Any assistance would have been seen as state aid which the EU do not allow.

https://www.out-law.com/en/topics/eu--competition/state-aid1/-introduction-to-state-aid/

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The excess funds (if there are any) will be returned from the Registrar to your broker and then to you. I’d expect a week to 10 days.

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In the prospectus, section E.3 (page 24)

http://siriusminerals.com/investors/stage-two-financing/protected-documents/prospectus/

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chilling

As far as the Registrar is concerned, nominees (such as HL., Halifax etc) are a single shareholder. It is likely that those who hold their shares themselves, rather than with a nominee, will receive more excess shares than those who hold them in a nominee account.

I know some people won’t take up their offering but surely, the uptake will be very high. I hope for more but 10% (above your entitlement) may be a more realistic outcome.

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The OO will be oversubscribed and some scaling back will apply. Any excess funds will only be returned to your account when they have been received from the Registrar.

Also, I’m with Halifax Sharedealing. Allocations will be made on a nominee level so may not be as high as allocations made to individual shareholders.

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KOH

I think CF probably delivered all that was deliverable.

The company was in a weak position - a position which I am sure history will show was made weaker by the gross duplicity and incompetence of our banking group and the U.K. government.

Having recently finished reading ‘Twiggy’, I look forward to reading CF’s biography.

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KOH

The BOD have a job to do. It is not their fault that the sp rises inexplicably only to be shorted back down by the big money players. I’m sure they find it both stressful and frustrating.

But the mine is closer to being built now than ever before.

I don’t see it as dilution. Last month I owned shares in a company which was about to run out of money. I now shares in a potential mine. It may be a smaller %age of the company but it is a much better company today.

I wish I’d been cleverer and seen the so movement coming - but I’m not. I am however, happy to hold. And at 15p, I’ll add more than if the OO had been set at 30p.

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