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It will take time to absorb this recent purchase. This suppress the share awhile IMO

Interesting, was those 59 m shares a sell which would explain the huge fall.

I will have to look into my cornflakes tomorrow to see where this share is going !

The lender proposed a final dividend of 23.0 pence per share,

I will take that...and hopefully claw back some share price which bewilders me .

Notdeadyet

....I'm off to the pub to commiserate.

Take us with !

All should worry about that imbecile in No 10.....

I am surprised by the overreaction, absorbed a profitable company, but still down 2.7 billion to payout though.

So needs time to recover. Nice time to buy back shares though.

I still think we need a divy, they have plenty of cash.

According to HL it's mid March Ex div date

Mid March for divy, worth the wait IMO

The fundamental are still there.

I topped up a little, should be a nice divy and the cost will be shared with barclays so I think the drop is overdone.

Sharecast News) - Barclays and NatWest are reportedly set to submit formal offers for wealth manager Evelyn Partners on Thursday.

According to Sky News, both banks will both offer more than £2bn for Evelyn, which has about £65bn in assets under management.

They are looking to make an offer for a company together with barclays, around the 2 billion mark.

The price rose flushing out physical silver to meet physcial demand, demand has been achieved for now so price falls.

This share needs a divy to make it a truly great share.

Time for an increased divy me thinks !

The company is at risk of a buyout, I mean all the other company has to do it agree to the terms of the gov and offer a good price and it's all over.

Kenmare Resources (Moma Mine) Licensing

As of late 2025, Kenmare Resources plc is in critical negotiations with the Mozambican government regarding its primary operational license.

Implementation Agreement: This license governs the fiscal and export terms for the Moma Mine. It technically expired on December 21, 2024, but was extended by the Ministry of Industry and Commerce to remain in effect while negotiations continue.

Arbitration Risk: In October 2025, Kenmare's Managing Director, Tom Hickey, stated the company might resort to international arbitration if a final agreement is not reached soon.

Core Disputes: The delay involves proposed increases in turnover taxes (from 1% to 2.5%) and royalties, as well as terms for the 20-year extension period.

Operational Status: Despite the licensing delay, day-to-day mining operations continue, as the Implementation Agreement primarily affects export and fiscal frameworks rather than the physical mining concession.

I think we have 6 months before they can make a reoffer so around December but looks less than likely now...

I feel the biggest pressure is the licence.