Absolutely not. Senala will be sold for a premium.
This is the start of a rerate. Look at Chesser resources next to Senala, mcap recently treated to $100m. We have bigger area and are working with IAMGOLD. They will bid for Senala, it is a patience game.
ORR not a one trick pony. Cameroon and Djibouti too. Rig mobbed in Cameroon ready for a double drill.
"The Warrants will have an exercise price of 0.68 pence per share and an expiration date of 24 months from the date of the issue of the Placing Shares or the Offer Shares. The Warrants will also be subject to an accelerator provision, such that if at any time during the 24 month duration of the Warrants the 10 day volume-weighted average price (VWAP) of Oriole ordinary shares exceeds 1.02 pence per share, the Company may give Warrant holders notice to exercise their Warrants within 10 business days following the Company's notice and to pay the exercise price in full within 15 business days following the Company's notice, failing which the Warrants will automatically expire."
Midday on Monday Australia time.
No, it's main market, there is no such requirement. Enjoy the rise! It needed to rerate anyway.
Where Kevin resides yes.
Not going to happen. I asked him today about partial investments and he is going for 100% acquisition.
Will be another TR-1 soon.
8.4m shares in issue. LSE and many other sites are wrong.
MUST mcap = £900k..the data is wrong.
Another twunt on the filter list...
A placing? Again. They have done two recently and are fully funded!!!!!
Sentiment alone ahead of the IPO this week will take this to new levels and even at 3p this is still a sub £10m mcap company.... if you look at all of GUN's investments including Eagle Mountain then the Rincon really isn't even priced in here.
There will be many adding from the bell tomorrow myself included to with so few shares in free float this could move on towards 3p short term and maybe even bag this week.
For Stocks you want a trump victory for sure, he keeps it buoyancy but there is so much of a disconnect now between the actual economy and the markets it is unreal. We are in the middle or et the end of the biggest bubble in history and when it goes pop it will go off with a bang like we have never seen before.
Watch this video into an insight of what may come!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-u9ZWEZlC4
Meanwhile, the good times will roll on. That's why the Reuben Brothers, better known as the owners of London’s famous Burlington Arcade and large parts of Mayfair and St James, have used their shipping division (British Marine and RB Shipping) to fund a re-start of the mothballed Roper Bar iron ore mine in the Northern Territory.
Small compared with the mines of WA’s Pilbara region, Roper Bar should be a highly profitable venture for the brothers who made their fortune as commodity traders, focussing in the early years on Russian aluminium.
Their quiet entry into Australian iron ore has been achieved by acquiring the assets of the failed Western Desert Resources which invested $250 million in the Roper Bar mine and port only to see it washed away in a 2014 flood, which was also a time of low iron ore prices.
The reborn mine is now in the hands of Nathan River Resources, a Singapore-based company owned by Britmar and British Marine with first shipments from stockpiles left by Western Desert scheduled for the next few months.
Other rich investors, including Kerry Stokes, are also profiting from the sharply higher iron ore price which is up 30 per cent since the start of the year. Stokes is a major shareholder in BC Iron which is rushing to boost iron ore exports before focussing on a salt and potash project. So is Chris Ellison, the driving force behind Mineral Resources, which last year bought the Koolyanobbing mine in WA from US-based Cliffs Iron Ore.