RE: TSP26 Jul 2019 14:50
daz what do you think about this track record and these FACTS:
this is very relevant another of Birds failure £23 million to £2 million in 8 years! Where did the £20 million go?
Colin Bird sets a rare example at Galileo Resources
Friday, Oct 14 2011 by Ben Hobson
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Eighteen months ago Colin Bird, a mining entrepreneur with more than 40 years of experience as an engineer and explorer, sold Zambian copper-nickel group Kiwara plc to Canada’s First Quantum for £158 million. As Kiwara’s largest shareholder, Bird might have been forgiven for putting his feet up. However, as chairman of Jubilee Platinum (LON:JLP) and with interests in several other operators, including a directorship of Africa-focused oil group SacOil Holdings (LON:SAC), there was little chance of that. In September he brought his latest project to the Alternative Investment Market in the form of Galileo Resources (LON:GLR), a rare earths business boasting 3 million tons of potentially exploitable stockpiles in South Africa. Despite market conditions that Bird describes as the worst he can remember, a listing of the £23m market cap business offers an intriguing option for investors to buy in to the rare earths sector – which fifteen years ago very few mining groups took any interest in.
Birds other firms:
JLP £1 to 3p
Bezant resources 25p to 0.09p !
XTR £10 to 1.2p!
All inflation adjusted in the last 10 years. You guys that believe this need to open your eyes!