All these rumours and theories regarding the revaluation of gold. If it is to happen look for all the usual insiders to jump in just in time. Do we consider Blackrock to be a n insider. Is the price being held down for more institutional buying. Answers on a postcard……
Is the a repeat of many previous days. an institution needs a large block of shares but does not specify a reasonable limit price to buy. We then have driven down stock price whilst small accumulations made. End of business day sees large sale to the institution at highly inflated price..
We sometimes forget just how far this company has grown over the past few years. Our valuation now means that we could be a constituent of the FTSE100. Quite a feat in my opinion! Good luck to all holders.
If the supposed true value of these shares is closer to £5 and they can be bought back by GGP for half that why would you not you not do so. You can either use the cash generated or use the borrowing facility which we have available. Borrowing money at 5% interest and getting up to 100% payback makes good sense. It will also stave off cheap takeover action as our price steadily increases as we purchase. Or maybe a cheap buyout is the plan…….
RE: PE ratio this weekend/ next week & after consolidation14 Jun 2025 12:56
Thanks to you for putting in the effort to understand where our GGP investment is going. Thanks to all those contributors who are giving expert knowledge on the complicated business of mining
With the extra income from the higher gold price they have the funds to do both. Their cash position is much greater then was envisioned when we gained our 100% control
If our shares are deemed to be worth 21p+ and they can be bought at 12.5p we could obtain a 70% return and bring down the number of shares in issue. A no brainier for management
If the aim is to reduce the number of shares in issue and our price is 50% of the broker estimates of 12 month value then it would make sense to buy back 5/10% of our outstanding shares. We have excess income to that originally planned due to the high price of gold.