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The RNS provides an indication that some equity is likely: 'The Project is currently estimated to have a payback period of four years. Cash flows are based on a 100% equity funding basis and the economic analysis indicates a pre-tax Net Present Value, discounted at 8%, of approximately US$1.25 billion as shown below, and IRR of approximately 26.1%.' GLA

Can anyone explain whether the current violence in Cameroon is likely to affect development? Plenty of new articles available online.

The IC podcast has ST discussing Bango. More detail than in the published article. 'Profitable within weeks'. Incredibly positive.

Outstanding!

Really positive flow rate and expectations. Great news.

Cenkos Securities plc ("Cenkos") is acting as Nominated Adviser and Joint Bookrunner to the Company in connection with the Placing. Proposed placing of new Ordinary Shares (the "Placing Shares") to raise gross proceeds of a minimum of US$300 million at a price of 32 pence per Placing Share (the "Placing Price") (the "Placing").

Just done likewise. The Delek link is interesting.

Another good write up from Simon Thompson. Strong buy.

Agreed, but wish they'd provide a bit more detail on expected EUS. Amazon and Japan sounds huge!!!!

Agreed. And outlook looks good.

Agreed. But hope fuller the CEO has it right when he says: The transaction is immediately accretive to adjusted EPS and dividend cover, delivers further diversification of the royalty portfolio, reduces commodity price risk, and is expected to have a stable cashflow profile. The 5.1% discount seems reasonable. A statement of how accretive they expect this to be would have been useful.

Great news on the coking coal price. Potential for further dividend growth? Company committed to paying 65% of adjusted earnings. Coking price is trebled compared to last year and Rio Tinto mining Kestrel predominantly in APF royalty area. Anglo Pacific Group PLC ("Anglo Pacific", the "Company" or the "Group") (LSE: APF, TSX: APY), the London and Toronto listed royalty company, notes that industry sources are reporting the seaborne benchmark hard coking coal contract price for the first quarter of 2017 has settled at US$285 per tonne. This is the highest settlement price since Q4 2011 and equal to the fourth highest on record in US dollar terms. The first quarter 2017 settlement price is 43% higher than the previous quarter. "The recent hard coking contract price settlements are materially above the levels we have seen in the past years and significantly higher than our previous assumptions. This should markedly improve our income and dividend cover next year. From the CEO