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It's always groundhog day at SDX.

SDX have updated their register on the website again (11th December 2019);

https://www.sdxenergy.com/investors/significant-shareholders/

SDX SPV Limited (Previously called MEA Energy Investments Limited) 19.48%
Ingalls and Snyder 18.91%
River and Mercantile 9.20%
Hargreaves Landsdowne AM 6.90%
Highclere Investors 5.02%
Interactive Investor 4.46%
Mr Nikolaos D Monoyios 4.37%
Dr Valerie A Brackett 3.78%
AXA Investment Managers SA 3.45%

The latest Edison note also contains a register, there are some slight discrepancies but I don't know the date that register is from;

https://www.edisongroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/SDX-Energy-South-Disouq-delivering-ahead-of-expectations.pdf

SDX SPV (Waha Capital subsidiary) 19.48%
Ingalls & Snyder LLC 18.91%
River & Mercantile Asset Management LLP 8.35%
Hargreaves Lansdown Asset Management Ltd 7.30%
Highclere International Investors LLP 5.02%
Interactive Investor Trading 4.82%

No you're right. Definitely not a copper company. It's a polymetallic mine with exposure to gold, silver, lead, zinc, copper and a salable barite product so if copper doesn't go up who cares?

IRR of over 100% too and very nice recoveries to concentrate.

Sorry not the AIM. LSE. I always associate this website with sh*tty AIM stocks. Adriatic is absolutely not that.

First day on AIM and already there is a troll/deramper. Adriatic is the real deal. I've been invested over on the ASX for quite some time. Many big investors, Sandfire Resources, Rick Rule, Sprott think you are wrong.

https://www.edisongroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/SDX-Energy-South-Disouq-delivering-ahead-of-expectations.pdf

It is meaningless garbage if you don't know anything about technical analysis. Basically I am showing that some lines of support/resistance that I drew days ago are being tested.

https://tvc-invdn-com.akamaized.net/data/tvc_9089ea0eb67f75cda43f5c1dd75a24c0.png

Someone else decided today was a nice day to buy 350k shares too. I really don't know where all these shares are coming from. They don't appear to be coming from larger holders so must be coming from PI's.

Mark Reid and Timothy Linacre just bought another 134,000 shares between them today.

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail/SDX/14344392.html

Buybacks really are a pointless waste of money. Invest the money in capital spending or give it shareholders in dividends. Anyway, your point is moot as SDX will never do a share buyback.

This is sometimes overlooked. The energy sector has been absolutely pulverised and very little credit has been given to even companies that performed well. Perhaps that will change in 2020. I hope so.

Tell that to the market (retail at least), not interested.

I don't know. You won't see Teviot's holding on any SDX share register as it isn't large enough.

Looks like another 555,000 SDX shares (0.27% of the company) have been bought up in the recent past. They've gone to Teviot Partners in their VT Teviot UK Smaller Companies Net Acc fund.

https://www.morningstar.ca/ca/report/stocks/ownership.aspx?t=0P000182NM&lang=en-CA

Nothing to see here, just shares transferring from the weak and fearful to the strong and patient.

No, no, no. Waha putting their man on the board doesn't necessarily mean anything. Their previous CEO, a certain Michael Raynes - who I am sure you are familiar with - was also on the board of SDX. They've been in control for years.

I find it unlikely it's Waha etc looking to sell as if they were, why not buy up to a 30% holding?? I'm sure they could do it slowly and without pushing up the price all that much and they'd then net a greater profit in any takeover and increase the chance that said takeover would be successful due to controlling a greater number of votes.

More matched trades going through. Is someone transferring stock around?

I don't know why trades are going through at 22.5p as I can sell everything I've got for 22.6p.

Nothing happens. Just another day holding SDX.

Some big fish is gobbling them all up.