Adrian Hargrave, CEO of SEEEN, explains how the Company is now funded through to profitability. Watch the video here.
I heard those 10 people were all CINE holders...
The new branding on the presentation looks on point. I’ve always got a lot of time for companies that invest time in how they are perceived by investors/customers.
Personally for me in my job, when looking at suppliers, architects, trades, etc I genuinely think you can tell a lot from a company by whether they have invested in their own website and offering to customers.
Power metal now look like they are going to present themselves as a company who can justify a much larger market cap.
All about he marginal gains..
A company that did absolutely nothing but dilute its shareholders in order to keep paying the salaries of the directors. Inherited the assets from a company called Sula Iron and Gold, which largely did much the same.
Sula had a nice iron asset in Sierra Leone, but the collapse of the iron ore price, Ebola and the subsequent collapse African minerals Ltd (another con, don’t get me started) who owned a collosal mine next door saw the end to that prospect. They diversified into Cobalt I think, and new management came on board to help. They kicked out the original ‘chief’ and renamed the company to African battery minerals. Carried on exploring for a few years and it came to nothing. Placing after placing Like at Sula,!share consolidations and not much progress.
Assume PJ saw a nice and distressed company and saw it as the cheapest way to get a company onto the stock exchange.
To say PJ has turned things around wouldn’t be an understatement.
I made some good money on Sula, dipped my toes in again at a later date and subsequently lost all my profit and then some. Not bitter about it at all. ??
I’m notoriously bad at getting over romantic about shares and not selling, only to see my profit dwindle and sometimes turn red. Put my hard lessons to good use today and sold out at 2.26 having bought in months ago at 1.19. I was holding our for £2.50 from the off but this share has a habit of rising and falling fast in both directions so I don’t think it still be long before I’m back in..
Hard to read into it to be honest (what happened with the CFO).
What I would say however is that any comments about what happened with the CFO are purely speculative and educated guesses , whereas I would say there is a 95% certainty hat the CO and other directors would be unlikely to be throwing hundreds of thousands of pounds into a sinking ship that was about to release a really nasty set of results.
I had the same thought the other day. I wonder if the board are incrementally building their stake to make an private takeover offer easier to get through. You never know, it would come down to a small amount and having an extra few votes could be what’s needed..
GOOD - Finally that leech has left the building. BAD - He probably has had a falling out with the managment with regards to what direction to take the company, leaving his position untenable. Which way this will go is anyone�s guess. Good luck all.
Anyone else see this AM that Marl looks set to be taken over for a cool £160m. That's the dream here guys...
A fairly large equisition too given that Ronez employ 150 people plus. http://jerseyeveningpost.com/news/2016/09/02/quarrying-company-could-be-sold-as-owners-streamline/ Question now is how much are Sigmaroc going to have to raise to purchase them and also how are they going to do it? Exciting times.
Wow. I'm speechless.
Probably not the most honest thing to do, but we could always hijack another board. I.e. A share where there is no chat at all...
Have just posted two possible firms to consider, who were recommended to me by the COO of Freshfields Bruckhaus, London. See the 'law firms and updates' thread..