RE: Stephen13 Dec 2019 12:24
Well, as I'm not a regulated individual, I don't give investment advice.
But I could say why I would invest in RGM now.
Corporate.
The structuring & refinancing of RGM puts to bed a troubled past, and a new board make up gives me more confidence than previously. Post transaction, RGM will be circa £3m mcap, effectively debt free with £800k in the bank. That's a good starting point.
Mambare.
Glad to see it coming back into focus, Nickel is doing well, the future of battery tech/ metals looks very positive as the world goes greener.
The asset is already huge, and only 3% explored so far, there's exploration and resource upgrades available. and junior mining stocks can respond extremely well to exploration results.
The recent developments at Pure Minerals, and a rejuvenation of DNi is very positive for RGM, whilst it's an indirect link to RGM. Our JV partner, Vincent, has strong links to Pure Minerals of course. With that link, there's always a possibility of a deal/ tie in/ JV or whatever with Pure Minerals.
Application has gone in for a mining licence.
There's historical gold finds within our land - which hasn't been announced I don't believe, but is public info if you know where to look.
Allied Energy.
I will admit, I didn't pay much attention to this part when RGM acquired the interest, but it is a part of the business that can create revenues. We have an interest in a Peaker Plant, and previously announced that it should make grid connections soon.
And from JP's comments in the last RNS.. suggestion of something new coming in. I've been invested in a JP company at this sort of stage before, and the company went on a crazy rise.