Charles Jillings, CEO of Utilico, energized by strong economic momentum across Latin America. Watch the video here.
Agree - Calibre are "fully focused" on their new acquisition and mine build in Newfoundland. I struggled to get any hint of the funds raised being used as anything other than a safety shield for unexpected costs - but he didn't say it was going to be needed entirely for that either. They would have some cash available and of course they are on a roll with their share price at the moment, even with 10% dilution for the fund raise, so I would say the door is open.
If it was Condor that he bought, that completely rules out any bid from Calibre! Of course, if he thinks a deal is close from another buyer, he is perfectly free to buy Condor on the open market (as long as he is not privy to inside info).
Mr. Tibbles, you in a copy and paste frenzy today!
After carefully reading your posts I am convinced that the best place for you to invest is a post Office savings account. No danger there of the Wagner Group keeping you awake at night.
Mrtibbles, this is a forum for discussion of CEY share -related matters. It is not forum for you to regale us with your bitter Brexit regrets or your political views. Nobody cares what your politics are.
You appear to be a knowledgeable and thoughtful person who often has good insights into CEY management, please try to stay on topic.
Oh dear, true to form, you have descended into personal abuse.
I take it you will also want to seize the assets of every Kazak, rich African, Egyptian, Chinese, S. American, because surely they could only have acquired assets dishonestly and off the backs of the poor people?
You need to get off your high horse and as our American friends say "smell the coffee". When we put ourselves as moral arbiters we are acting as God. Who are we to judge?
There is a very good reason why France, Germany and Italy are "dragging their feet" as you say. To unilaterally requisition 300 billion dollars of seized Russian assets would be a monumental departure from accepted international norms. Those countries (and UK) are not at war with Russia. Most of those assets belong to private individuals who invested in Europe and UK in good faith. many do not even agree with Putin's war. This would be a precedent that would effectively kill any further private investment in EU or UK and would harm us far more than Russia.
"Yeah we should just keep dumping millions of tonnes of carbon into the atmosphere and oceans every year. What harm can it do?"
Let's keep it in proportion. Absolutely no harm whatsoever, possibly some good. CO2 concentration currently is around 0.04%. Maybe, but it is speculative as we could not measure the CO2 in 1850, maybe mankind is responsible for 25% of that, so 0.01%. Is it possible, do you think, that the continuous climate change we have seen for the last 4 billion years could be more influenced by the gigantic ball of fire and nuclear fusion that we call the sun, you know, that thing that provides 100% of all the energy on the planet. Sorry to sound a bit snarky, but CO2 is not a problem for the Earth. Pollution is a problem though and is a great reason for reducing emissions of pollutants, that should be our focus - CO2 is not a pollutant.
I watched Mark but I didn't see 45p mentioned anywhere. Now several posters on here seem to have settled on that figure or close to it, but where does it come from? Is it just a hunch that anything more than 3x current SP would be a step too far? I seem to remember Mark in a previous talk saying that the current SP was irrelevant to the discussions and they were solely focused on the asset value.