Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
I haven't posted anywhere for an age, but having had the patience of etc etc I just cannot understand why this one is not shifting northwards now....... someone enlighten me. I am going to have to give up I think....
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/markets/9801402/Afferro-shares-fall-as-takeover-talks-continue.html Traders who expected to kick off the week celebrating a firm bid for takeover target Afferro Mining suffered something of a let-down. The Cameroon-focused iron ore group is being courted by a number of parties and had been in exclusive talks with an unnamed suitor, rumoured by some to have been a major mining company. Investors had hoped those discussions would lead to an offer for the company before the period of exclusivity expired on January 13. Although Afferro today said talks with that potential bidder are continuing, there was no word of any offer, sending the shares down 6¼ to 93½p. Afferro is free to start discussions with other interested parties too. They include International Mining and Infrastructure Corporation (IMIC), which has already made an approach that values the group at between 115p and 140p. However, dealers said that with exclusive talks over, Afferro now faces a more drawn-out and uncertain bidding process. Analysts were also cautious about the approach made by IMIC, because of the small size of the business, which has market capitalisation of just £17.4m.“The realisation of value for Afferro depends on an infrastructure partner but they need one with deep pockets,” said SP Angel analyst Carole Ferguson. “We hope the other approaches have capital or access to capital to take this forward.”
http://uk.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=54628838&symbol=L%5ERMM Not sure that it is going to help sp..... Any thoughts from anyone else....? Financial Highlights (CAD$) =--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2011 2012 =--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Revenue 3,523,000 1,219,000 =--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cost of sales 1,754,000 674,000 =--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Net Loss 53,000 3,367,000 =--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Loss per share (0.026) (0.001) =--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cash & Cash Equivalents 10.2 million 7.8 million =---------------------------------------------------------------------------
http://uk.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=52793974&symbol=L%5ERMM
http://uk.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=52596502&symbol=L%5ERMM pleased to announce the commencement of copper concentrate production with ore from its 100% owned Ming Copper-Gold Mine ("Ming Mine") in Newfoundland and Labrador's Baie Verte Peninsula, Canada. COPPER PRODUCTION HIGHLIGHTS =- On 14 May 2012 the Company officially began its copper production. First concentrates have now been trucked and are being stored at the port shipping warehouse =- To date, all material processed has been commissioning ore from the Lower Footwall Zone with an average head grade of 1.30% copper. Flotation kinetics have been fast with an average throughput of 35 tonnes per hour =- Mill recoveries are averaging 95%, producing a clean copper concentrate grading between 25% and 31% =- 12,132 tonnes of lower grade ore remain stockpiled for commissioning grading 1.39% copper. Followed by 3,022 tonnes grading 4.53% copper and another 2,769 tonnes of moderate grade, 2.80% copper =- Development headings for the 1807 ore zone are being prepared on the 338, 346, 361 and 375 levels with diamond drill holes returning encouraging results:
http://uk.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=52471922&symbol=L%5ERMM it has entered into a conditional subscription agreement (the 'Subscription Agreement') with Tinma International Ltd. ('Tinma'), a wholly-owned subsidiary of a China-based strategic investor and current holder of 15,618,980 ordinary shares representing approximately 11.55% of the issued share capital of the Company, to subscribe for 7,118,012 ordinary shares (the 'Subscription Shares') by way of a non-brokered private placement at a subscription price of Can$0.58 per ordinary share (approximately GBP 0.36 per ordinary share) (the 'Subscription') for gross proceeds to the Company of Can$4.13 million (approximately GBP 2.56 million). ......... "We are pleased with the support that Tinma has and will provide in these markets. They have been actively buying our stock since November 2011 and have provided great support during this transitional period from mine developer to mine producer. We appreciate their vote of confidence in the operation and management teams and look forward to furthering our relationship through a successful placement.
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Is that what they are doing? Doesn't look like there is much upward momentum at the moment, endless sells going through as far as I can see.
I am not sure about the boom. I have been / am being patient but........ Anybody got any comments on those large late reported trades which appear to be sells? Anybody got anything to say at all!!
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I suppose it will now retrace back to the 28p issue price.......? Honestly this share is so annoying, just when I thought I was getting somewhere....... KWB1 are you remaining as patient as ever?
Correction - don't know why that date came up should state 6/3/12
pleased to announce that it has accepted an offer from Tinma International Ltd ('Tinma'), a wholly-owned subsidiary of a China-based investor, to become a strategic shareholder in Rambler through a non-brokered private placement by entering into a conditional subscription agreement with Tinma.................... issuance by Rambler of 10,403,980 ordinary shares to Tinma at a placing price of Can$0.44 (approximately 0.28 pence) per ordinary share, being the weighted average price of the Company's shares on the TSX Venture Exchange over the 90 trading days prior to 14 February 2012. This placement, combined with Tinma's current holdings, will bring Tinma's total shareholdings in Rambler to 13,388,980 million shares representing approximately 9.9 per cent of the issued share capital of Rambler, on a post-closing basis. Proceeds from the placement will be used for general working capital purposes and to advance the Ming Mine's Lower Footwall Zone through a feasibility study. ............."This new alliance has been specifically formed to provide the Company with increased financial strength. In addition, with Tinma's international connections and Rambler's proven ability in developing its mineral properties, there is now new potential to expand the Company, both at the existing Ming Copper Gold Mine and regionally. We understand that following an extensive search, Rambler was selected for Tinma's first investment in a mining operation. In early 2011 Tinma commissioned a study to find a junior mining company that had a good quality asset, located in a geopolitically safe jurisdiction, was at or near production, had good growth potential and was undervalued. This study revealed Rambler to be an ideal fit to those prerequisites. Subsequently, Tinma made contact with Rambler in March 2011 and, over the last year, we have familiarized ourselves with one another's business models and Executive Groups. Tinma began acquiring the Rambler stock on the AIM market and, after 4 months, held 2.985 million shares, 2.39% of the outstanding shares. We saw this as very encouraging as it showed Tinma's commitment to the investment and we are excited about having Tinma as a strategic partner."
OK OK........ remaining patient....... :))
Sorry to harp on, but looking at todays trades they mostly seem to be buys, but we are still going down. I am finding it quite mystifying and of course really frustrating.
Well I am still sitting here being patient with this one, and thought todays news seemed good. But there are so many sells going through now.......... I really don't get it.........I can't see that tick up holding. What do you reckon...?
Well I have been patient and I did think we were getting somewhere........ but todays RNS was just too dull for me! They seem to go out of their way to be uninspiring. I still think the company has a lot going for it, but they need to give a bit more away for me to feel more confident. Will continue keeping a close eye but for now profits off table and see if I can make the money work a little more quickly elsewhere. Any feedback from anyone else? GL 16 February 2012 Carclo plc ("the group") Interim Management Statement Trading to date has been in line with our expectations and the group is enjoying a much stronger second half as expected. Looking forward, Technical Plastics is seeing some short term inventory corrections as some of its major customers respond to slowing markets - February schedules are weaker than we anticipated and we expect this temporary slowdown to continue into March. We now expect the contribution from Technical Plastics to be similar to last year. At this stage we judge that this is a temporary inventory correction, and expect the division to return to growth next year based on new programmes and recent contract awards. Precision Products is still enjoying firm demand and will trade slightly ahead of our expectations compensating to some extent for the slower demand in Technical Plastics. Conductive Inkjet Technology's ("CIT's") important touch screen project continues on track. We expect to be able to provide a fuller briefing on the status of the commercial launch in our Pre-close Trading Statement due in the first week of April. In printed electronics we have commenced volume shipments of InkJetFlex product for an innovative medical product boosting second half revenues at CIT. Our Organic LED application projects are making good technical progress. Overall we are confident of delivering good growth for the year and are looking forward to an exciting and transformational year for the group in 2012/13. The group's financial position remains strong following the renewal of the bank facilities which are now in place until 2015.
Another bullish and optimistic article in this weekends FT by David Schwartz. "Next week will bring an interim management statement, and Carclo anticipates being able to announce a firm order near the end of March. My suspicion is that Motorola will be the customer". He mentions something else too : "Carlo is classified in the chemicals sector on the stock exchange, where the average price to earnings ratio is around 15. Companies in the technology hardware and equipment sector have p/e ratios closer to 60. This suggests that if Carclo 's venture is successful and it changes sector, its shares have the potential to rise by a substantial amount." Well lets hope we are going to continue getting somewhere.
I had gone back to sleep again. After no response to what seemed such a good RNS I was thinking of throwing the towel in and have just come back in and seen that jump + 7%......... where has that come from? Not complaining. More please. Hate talking to myself. Anyone out there with any info.... speak up