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'not reporting mediocre news'. That's a contradiction in terms. If it's not reported how do you know any news at all is mediocre?

Let's be frank. On a shareholder value basis (a rising share price) this stock has been utterly appalling for small shareholders. For all the company's boasts and yes they have a lot to boast about, the share price which is the true barometer, has been anaemic for years. No wonder it's known as the Vodafone of the mid-cap market. That's being kind.

Sell the company and deliver real value to shareholders. Mather's almost Nero-esque visions are damaging to shareholder interests

I need 50p for £100k and then I am out of here.

M365

Your views are about as relevant as mine, worthless

what a company...:(

good luck and from a former GGP holder hope all have a great xmas especially the old crew alal paddy etal

Mather's (his various companies) a 20% shareholder so embracing dilution isn't logical. I still believe he's using this as a weapon (threat) against a low ball bid

This is Oct 2018

'Newcrest CEO Sandeep Biswas hopes SolGold 'big enough for both of us'
Peter Ker
Updated Oct 26, 2018 – 3.57pm, first published at 3.01pm

Copper explorer SolGold's Ecuadorian acreage may prove good enough to satisfy both Newcrest Mining and BHP, according to Newcrest chief executive Sandeep Biswas.'

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I still believe we are target as a company not just for Alpala

Q - Mate, I don't have the brains for it so I shall put my faith in Mather and hope he tries to protect the interests of all shareholders. It's a binary. Hold or don't hold. cheers

'up to an aggregate nominal amount of £6,907,378'
'up to an aggregate nominal amount of £13,814,756'

'up to'......in monetary terms it's almost negligible....I don't get it , maybe cos I'm stupid

I believe BHP have a pretty good idea of what's contained within the PFS

I believe these resolutions are designed to flush out a proper bid using dilution as a threat. Mather can't be that stupid to want to dilute himself. That would be suicidal

So Mather accepts Newcrest's and BHP's capital and then tells them to feck off by diluting them into oblivion. What bullshat

Is this covered within the now defunct Standstill Agreement and what does this clause prevent BHP from doing assuming it's still active?

CEO of Newcrest is favourite to take over at Rio. I wonder how this will impact?

We hit 1.30pm and the selling starts, the same last week

Great assets but the stock continues to struggle. I wonder if CGP is still selling? I bet they are. Either way it's all so feckin' tiresome

The only way value is released is through a takeover. Capital needs for development will dilute the shareholder excessively and the risk discount as per the political jurisdiction applies a punishing downward pressure on the company's market value.

There's FA interest in the stock. Meyer wasn't wrong about the Vodafone comparison. I don't see how that can change

The major automakers plan years ahead and will build in safe and proven technology. They are risk averse, as they must be.

'Consequently, because there is uncertainty about the completion of a positive feasibility study no provision for a contingent liability'

Uncertainty about the completion of a FS or completion of a positive FS? I'm not exactly sure what Cornerstone is suggesting with this assertion. Are they suggesting we won't get this far or are they inserting this as a reason not record a contingent liability on their balance sheet, which of course wouldn't look to great for them. Very odd

Aqui -

Good spot. They must be desperate for the cash

sensibles - Yes, very odd. Is CGP playing silly games ? It would seem so but then Mather's hardly been punctual when it comes to delivering the PFS

'as per the CGP release'