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Like you Odysseus07, I am miffed with the share price. I cannot see what the results will indicate (regards future performance) as these will cover for the 12 mths before the product was launched.(end June '21?). What I want to see is an update on where we are now and what the future has in store regarding company strategy building upon the launch. Will they provide current sales or even an date when they will update us on these?

I know the CEO always keeps to his promises and when he says X will happen at Y time he delivers. The last was bringing the new product to market in Q4 of this year. What are his latest promises he is "due" to delivery?

As ever I would like remuneration policy linked to share price performance.

I have just bought into this with a hope that this may yield some fruitfull gains. In the meantime I have a few questions that I know some of you will be able to answer.
The company will be starting a limited subscription for the new probiotic formulation in Q4 this year. This is great news but has the company got the means to transform itself (or any detailed plans) to be able to produce the product on a production line to satisfy demand and/or grow sales? For those that have tried it what does it taste like?

OK so I have monitored JKX for some time, and I am tempted, however there seems to be something not quite right. On paper, debt free and a ton of cash in the bank and more to come, looks good. All I can see is the court case that has gone against the company and the cost of ~$31 (in total) for 2010 & 2015, set for final approval in 2022. Is there more to this or anything else I have missed, hence this is why the share price is not reflecting the actual reality of what this company offers to any potential investors.

The 3.5p per share was a bit of a surprise. :(

@Trelawny I'd be interested to know how you got the "275 debt free companies" number. Can you point to the source of this information?

They cannot be far off, but before we see them I would be interested in folks predictions as to what they might be.

Am I right in thinking prior to any listing ARB's share price must be above a certain $ value?

Unless I am mistaken production figures in recent years has been much the same, with more or less the same for this year. So I assume folk here are excited about future metal prices (especially copper), becoming debt free and prospect of future dividends? Two of these the company can manage but the biggie (increased metal prices) the Company has no control. Is there a reason why the company cannot ramp up production beyond what it has been doing to drive profits higher?

https://presentations.investormeetcompany.com/investor-meet-company/CENTRAL-ASIA-METALS-PLC-Central-Asia-Metals-Preliminary-Results-for-year-end-31-December-2020?bmid=fb4a0542682a

Wind & solar would work, having control of a key component in the mining process would help magage future costs and enhance corporate responsibility message.

I have always wondered why Argo bought such huge acreage in Texas for the new facility. Could they want to have an on-site wind farm next to it to consolidate the green credentials of eco-friendly mining?

I am struggling to get excited by the cash raise/share dilution and results this time round. The money Bosch and Waichal are spending is loose change to them. Not that long ago the company was excited that it had a higher than expected cash pile (£110M)and now a few weeks later they need £180M cash injection. CWR knows that they drain money from the bank on a regular basis, and potential profits monetising current deals are 3 years away, hence the cash call. They are dependent on Bosch (and others) to deliver the CWR tech into other propriety products. All it needs is a wee delay here and there then the monies due (future turnover/profits) now drifts further down the line. Then there will be another cash call. I am worried the jam tomorrow will drift more and more into the future, and what will be left for shareholders then?

RudolphToo - no need to cast dispersions towards me. Folk on here (inc. yourself) were mentioning EUA and it's links to JIM. I merely posted a source that links JIM to EAU via a subsidiary, something you mentioned being amiss from other contributors on this board. Yes they are held for another company but it would seem I was the only one who could be bothered to provide a source. I did sum up by mentioning I had no idea how this linked to JIM. Perhaps a more informed reply could have highlighted "on closer scrutiny of the CREST notice the shares are being held on behalf of another company, so the benefit to JIM will be negligible", instead you decided to mock me.
Perhaps you may enlighten me with your 20yrs investing acumen in JIM? How did you manage to invest in JIM this far back, as I understand they only came to the AIM market in late 2004?

Jarvis Investment Management Ltd own the shares in EUA.
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/LON:EUA/Eurasia-Mining-PLC/rns/120204
JIM is the parent company of Jarvis Investment Management Ltd.
"Jarvis Securities plc is the AIM traded parent of Jarvis Investment Management Ltd. Jarvis has been providing retail and outsourced financial services since 1984. Jarvis Securities plc is incorporated in England & Wales."
How this investment links into JIM's asset base and if sold what effect it has on JIM I have no clue as I am not an accountant.

Is the difference only in one is priced in Stering the other in dollars, other than that it is identical. The other board contains the RNS feed.

I don't understand this deal in Pluto. Can somehow ELI5 how this is a good deal and what Pluto does?

The investment in Pluto Digital Assets which is a new start up only coming into being in January 2021. Also no mention of ARB's shareholding at Companies House, along with (as I understand) Peter's seat on the board. Major events such as these should be a shoo in for updates at Companies House. Finally the issue of the PLC in Pluto's name, on what market is this share traded?

It's the boss's monthly update...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsL4IJGwyIY