Cobus Loots, CEO of Pan African Resources, on delivering sector-leading returns for shareholders. Watch the video here.
Stone the bloody crows, you lot are the most hysterical bunch of 'investors' I've ever come across. Calm. Down. Look, Mr. Lenigas will be privy to first data now that the pump is up and running on-site. That is price-sensitive information, ergo he cannot divulge that or other findings outside of official news channels. That said, he does seem bullish (as ever). Whether DOR is a merger / t.o. target or not is secondary to this aspect and a separate issue entirely. Stop leaping to conclusions, please!
If this doesn't at least nudge 3p at some point this week I will eat my viewing platform...
I'll have a pint of whatever he's drinking .... 0_o
Feels to me like the price is being held, today. Unusual that it's sitting below partner placing price; my interpretation is that it's being controlled to avoid any volatile behaviour ahead of a massively important week coming up. +/- 5% at day end is my prediction.
None until next week when flow testing is scheduled to start. Which, if you knew anything at all about this company and its operations, rather than being here purely to wind people up, you would know.
Best,
Salmon
Is that because the price is at 'toupee'? ... I'll get my coat.
Someone posted the approved timescales for work and testing yesterday. Formal flow test not expected to start until next week - why is everyone struggling with this basic understanding of calendars?
You and me both, MadHatter. At no point during this saga have I been "happy", "chilled" or "relaxed". Far from it.
Good for those who do feel that way but perhaps if they'd been kind enough to actually share some of the apparent knowledge with the rest of us then maybe we could all have suffered a bit less anxiety during the last 3 and a half years and found out what the actual heck has been going on instead of having to chase every rumour of activity or supposed inside source.
under 2.1p but it's not easy...
Loan company alleviated risk as per their plan, IIs who like to make big bucks on board at reasonable price like the rest of us (and explains some recent large trades). What's not to be happy about?
AIM is not a logical market but, given everything that is now understood about the oil formations and the methods and tools needed to extract it at a sustained rate, then 'logically' you would expect this rise to go every bit as far as last year, right...?
Why is everyone interacting with this bill character? 'It' is so obviously a wind-up merchant - there are far more important and relevant things to discuss than some keyboard jerk trying to get attention.
Look at the timestamp of the transaction and the mid-price at that time. It was a buy.
Don't know the answer to that - I've contacted them AGAIN this week querying the whereabouts of paper certs as I've still received nothing, and no response yet. Never wanted TD to go over to II and not impressed with their standard of service so far at all.
Offer price increasing on every dummy sell I'm testing...
I'd more or less given up on Prem and nearly sold out last week. Today we are discussing the possibility of success once more. Happy days.
The reason why this is such a big deal is that we all know Prem needs funds to carry out and expand its operations, particularly in regard to building up the Zulu project. No one knew where that money was going to come from and here, at last, is an agreement which can provide the right sort of financing to make that happen. It is huge, huge, huge news.
I'm expecting my certs in the post from II any day now - I questioned it at the time they were allocated and it turns out that yes, they did make a b4lls up and shouldn't have added WHET stock to people's trading ISAs due to the rules around listed companies, exchanges and ISAs. This is obviously a shame but it does mean that we kind of dodged the fees on requesting them. ;-)