Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
Here are a few examples of companies that have overcome financial difficulties on the London Stock Exchange:
Rolls-Royce Holdings: Known for its aerospace and defense technology, Rolls-Royce faced financial challenges but has taken steps to restructure and recover.
Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS): RBS experienced significant financial difficulties during the global financial crisis but has since implemented restructuring measures and returned to profitability.
Lloyds Banking Group: Similar to RBS, Lloyds Banking Group faced challenges during the financial crisis but has managed to recover and regain stability.
ITV plc: This media company went through financial difficulties but has since bounced back, maintaining a strong presence in the UK broadcasting industry.
Marks & Spencer: A well-known retailer, Marks & Spencer faced challenges due to changes in consumer behavior but has implemented strategic initiatives to improve its financial performance.
In my opinion, This is a bullish sign that they have issued more shares for a back payment, which to me means bankruptcy or administration is off the cards, they wouldn't be allowed to issue more shares if they were at that stage ....
To Sandancer
Hello,
I have bought shares in this company because I anticipate the companies lenders meeting will go well; in my opinion, this news alone could see the stock rally to 100 and above
I also anticipate a buyout; the price could be between 100 to 200 if this was to take place
I am predicting we will hear from our lenders before the financial results are released.
I like the fact the 57% of shares are owned by retail (us)
The retail with voting powers will vote against diluting the shares and this will swing in our favour
It's all about beat interest for shareholders
Once financial agreement has been made with lenders I'm sure the share price will increase significantly, also I expect for us to hear back from lenders before the earnings reports are released
You can't shake me.... I'm happy to hold....
57% retail owned: Very dangerous to sort this stock because 57% of the shareholders are probably bullish like us and would welcome buyout.
Unlike companies who have majority insider ownership π
I guess we are awaiting the latest update from the financial meetings they are having with their lenders... If all is good we can expect so recovery and closer to fair value in my opinion at this point in time which is 100p minimum.
Some of the self dialogue the shorts are having with themselves to make it look like they are investors but posing negative comments then ending with I hope for the best π€£π€£ππ