Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
Fully agree oogleflugal,
Its as you say, re 'in line being like a profit warning' in the way markets are looking at results.
No logic.
I think its the high p/e ratio that is keeping the price down
The p/e has to come quite a bit down to show true value.
Don't get me wrong, this is not an attempt to de-ramp as I am a strong believer in this companies future as with all areas improving in the last 12 months, I continue to view the company as a world beater.
The company is still under the radar of both investors and potential clients.
I have bought several tranches of shares over the almost 6 years since I first bought in at 38p, which strangely enough is the current mid price, all other buys have been at a higher price, so on the whole my holdings are down.
Hemp....Replacing bottles, roofing plates, toys, packaging, building materials, textiles, electrical components, vehicle interiors, the list is endless.
In fact if more use could be made with old, un-recyclable plastics, I could actually see its use increasing, not decreasing.
Plastic is actually one of the more useful and cheapest material on the planet.
Its not the production/use of plastics that is the problem, its the disposal of said plastics.
Get the re-cycling and disposal right and a big slice of the plastic problem goes away.
Zodiac, Its the mention of financing that attracted most investors attention, so I am surprised the sp is up at all.
I am invested in a mining company, also on AIM, which gives regular updates on its exploration, construction, processing as well as assay results.
If a couple a couple of months goes by, without any big news, they always keep their investors informed, even if its progress proceeding as previously stated, or quicker/slower than expected.
If only PHE would keep their investors as informed, it would at least stop us often feeling that we are being kept in the dark.
The future for companies such as PHE looks good.
All the big Oil companies are looking at alternative, green technology and have large departments that are 100% concentrated in that area.
The reason I know this as fact, is because I personally know someone high up in the Oil business and that these companies are becoming increasingly involved in talks, as competition is becoming more intense.
Most oil producers are buying up green energy companies, for 2 main reasons,
1 it can reduce their carbon footprint, by percentage of total production.
2 if they don't take these companies over, the competition will.
What I do know, is that all bodes well for companies such as PHE, with the chance of cause (in my view slim) that something can always go wrong.
That is not to say PHE can not stay out of the clutches of the big oil companies, as they may well succeed via the none takeover route.
Hi Ian12,
The AIM was a penny share market share index which meant that many years ago all listed/traded companies in that index has a low market cap.
That has changed over the years with several companies still listed/traded on the AIM having market caps in the billions.
A few examples...................
Rank Company Market Cap (GBP)
1 ASOS PLC 4.869 billion
2 Boohoo Group PLC 4.035 billion
3 Abcam PLC 3.211 billion
4 Hutchmed (China) Ltd 3.060 billion
No orders mentioned at the same time as the successful trial is something I expected.
Both sides will now be meeting to iron out the details of a supply deal, IE price, numbers, timeline ect ect.
Nice to see a RNS (especially on a Monday morning, that is not a bland RNS re addition to board, none exec, block listing and similar.
Lets embrace this trial result for what it is, 'Success', nothing less. This can only lead to multiple contracts.
A great start to the week.
Bought my first tranche of shares over 2 years ago, topping up a couple of times since, and although I am still holding a loss, I am also very confidently looking forward to the future.
Whenever I invest in start-ups, I expect to not be in profit for a few years and as I do not trade am still happy to hold for at least a couple of more years, expecting my holdings to go into profit within the next 12 months (hopefully before).
A very forward looking company board, heading what to me looks both innovative, proactive and professional.
Hopefully the investor and analyst presentations will temp more investors to look at the companies future, seeing it as rosy as we do.
No doubt the persistent de-rampers will be struggling to find a way to put a negative impact on this news.
Odd as that they will try, but this RNS has to be the most positive/important RNS yet.
I saw yet, because that real biggy has to be not to far away.
Almost worth taking a few of ignore (but I won't) just to see them make further fools of themselves
TheSyrup,
You are reading it wrong, not the words, but the interpretation of those words.
Just found this as a simplistic explanation where NNN is now involved in and where it can lead.
Note the cosmetic mention..............
Nanotechnology...... These include materials in the form of very thin films used in catalysis and electronics, two-dimensional nanotubes and nanowires for optical and magnetic systems, and as nanoparticles used in cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and coatings. The industrial sectors most readily embracing nanotechnology are the information and communications sector, including electronic and optoelectronic fields, food technology, energy technology and the medical products sector, including many different facets of pharmaceuticals and drug delivery systems, diagnostics and medical technology, where the terms nanomedicine and bionanotechnology are already commonplace. Nanotechnology products may also offer novel challenges for the reduction of environmental pollution.
Must admit to reading it twice before it all made sense.
A world major investment company is putting money into NNN, with conditions that look favourable to NNN.
Basically if the sp goes up, NNN profits as of course do Lanstead, if they don't payback stays pretty much the same, unless someone sees and can explain it differently.
Lanstead must have asked several in-depth questions, and liked the answers to agree the terms stated.
Looks good to me.
These results look good, but not going to pretend I understand them (getting there slowly, more knowledgeable re oil drill results), so will await comments from those who understand said results better than I.
Agree re the positive message that the increase in employees is sending.
It's the lack of a big on the dotted line contract that will be the icing on any cake.
As said, still positive but the doubt that naturally creeps in with lack of news, ends up being like a toothache that won't go away.
Don't post much nowadays due to all the continual repeated ramping/de-ramping, but as a long term holder (since the company floated) although still fairly positive about the company, I can not help feeling despondent as yet another Fri comes around without that sp breaking RNS.
In fact my enthusiasm that is nearly always evident every trading morning at 0700hrs is waning fast.
So AFC if nothing else, at least give us a real update as to progress, even a few pics inside AFC manufacturing/assembly premises would help.
Still holding and hoping.