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Couldn't agree more, I'm so glad to be out of this share as I just don't trust the BOD anymore. I genuinely wish all lth's the best with this but I came in trusting JP and now I don't believe a word. I thank SML for teaching me alot about investing, especially exiting when you see cracks appearing but when you compare the fundamentals of SML with similar sized copper plays such as PXC, I know who I trust and where I want my money to be. Good luck all.
I totally agree. out with the Dinosaur and in with the Whale ..
Its easy to say we are now in a great position and are cheap but evidently tougher to move any projects forward. That said Peter does come across considered and genuine which is the approach SML need atm following the recent / ongoing shambles.
No JP interview this time I see lauding the great news. Is it not time shareholders got together to highlight the truths and force some change within the business, namely at the top otherwise we will still be talking about this in 5 years?
If by voicing our honest concerns, changes are made at the top then its worthwhile. BOD's of any company especially the ones just getting fat from shareholders should be called. JP should go and a new board should be put in place who are trustworthy, deliver when they say they will deliver and provide shareholder value.
Positivity is important but reality is key. Nickel hit the nail on the head and LTH's have been criticised for telling the truth.
The only sermon JP has been reading this year is that we are one of the only profitable AIM company that doesn't have to raise to keep going as Cobre more than pays for the operations. so we should have guessed his next move.
Now surprise surprise it doesn't cover the overheads and needs money..
He is a disgrace, deceiving investors and taking well earned shareholders monies to pay himself huge wages, bonuses and now more shares.
He should go asap and I will vote for this if I have the chance as the only PEPR SML will be seeing this year will be on JP's steak as he celebrates another year with a fat salary for taking a company backwards.
Agreed Brumm, Mark Wood's investment / involvement shouldn't be underestimated here I think, some quick astute decisions have been made. AGM should be very interesting and when this moves it moves.
It really moves, just quoted 158.. the fundamentals haven't really changed here since the previous rise toward £3 so I thought it was only a question of time before it re - rated.
Many thanks spmc, spotted it just after on Trader Ted just after and then did a little more research I don't know these brands however from what I can see they certainly seem a great fit and addition to the IDP portfolio bringing additional cosmetic and award winning men's skincare into the offering, adding to the distribution possibilities, strengthening the overall IDP portfolio and reinforcing their influence on the Australian market. This brand was only created in 2016 and has been announced twice as the "Best New Aussie Beauty Brand" by national print and digital media so a great up and coming brand and if we see how successfully IDP have developed Skinny Tan with brand extensions and distribution (even though still in the early stages) this looks like a great fit and growth possibility and seemingly great value at just over £30K? A big benefit is that the founder Kate will spend at least 3 years with the business. She apparently already has more than 10 years' experience with some of Australia's leading beauty brands and has expertise in product development and brand management which has already been key to IDP's success so far and should only help continue the businesses success. Exciting times ahead for IDP and for me excellent value atm.