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It would be hard to imagine that BISI is not benefitting substantially from the global high coal prices.
Even just $10 extra per tonne on the annual output of about one million tonnes amounts to $10 million additonal
profit. Would be nice to get an RNS trading update.

Good Results, good progress, good management, and yet the share price gone down. Should see
a reverse soon, as it looks like the low has been tested today.

Restless small private investors moving the share price, unlikely bad news on the horizon, BISI is on a roller.

How much do coal export quotas s affect/limit the coal price rise in Africa? Would the coal price
not substantially rise in line with global prices, export limits or not?

BISI's current Market Cap at share price 110p is in the region of £12 million.
Possible Profit Before Tax this year at coal price just 25% above last year's: £16.5 million.
(Based on production 1 million tonnes and currency £1 : $1.37).
Coal Price Futures for the next 12 months to Novemer 2022, averages out at $175 per tonne,
which is some 85% above last year's price. At that rate PBT would be £62 million.
Am I dreaming, or what...?

Just a brief statement from the Company on the positive effects of the higher coal prices could do wonders for the share price.

The Interim Results, out yesterday, sounded very positive to me. I bought a small stake for a long term hold.

People would soon invest when is becomes clear that BISI is on a roller. Profits this year could be very high, indeed profits may even exceed BISI's Market Cap - much depends on how much forward selling has taken place / is taking place. BISI has produced acceptable profits at coal-price $90, now think of coal price 50% higher for a year, what would that do to profits on BISI's one mllion tonnes produced in the year.
Interesting times, indeed exiting times ahead

A question for the sellers: Please can one of the sellers today, tell us why you decided to sell. Everything points
to BISI heading for large profits due to the more than doubling of coal prices. Why then sell?

At current share price of around 120p (middle price) , BISI's Market Cap is barely £15 million. Take coal price for one
year dearer by just $50 per tonne above last year's average price of around $90 per tonne, then BISI is likely to make a
Pre-Tax profit of no less than $50 million, which seriously exceeds BISI's market cap, putting the company on a PE-Ratio
of less than 1 at current share price. Something is going to move, my guess is... the share price!

I absolutely agree. Just 250,000 tonnes - a quarter of the annual production of 1 million tonnes - sold away at say just $40 per tone above the normal price would bring in $10 million additional pre-tax profit (on and above the normal $3-$4 million pre-tax). And that is being very, very conservative. BISI is currently, proverbially speaking, sitting on a goldmine.

We don't know how much coal has been forward sold by BISI, so how soon BISI will harvest the big money per tonne
is unclear to us. But I am pretty sure BISI is headed for a big bonanza time.

BISI produces coal profitably at $80 per tonne. Annual production is in excess of 1 million tonnes.
BISI receives say $140 per tonne for a whole year, then profit increases by 1 million times $60 = $60 million profit-increase.
At $180 per tonne: profit-increase $100 million
At $120 per tonne: profit- ncrease $ 40 million

The strong Rebuttal by the Management has not done much good. Shorters can be determined, shorters can also be right.
I bailed out after the RNS announcing an investement in four single occupancy flats ....at £700,000 per flat!
Energy stocks appear currently the ones to go for. I consider small Africa based coal miner Bisichi (BISI) worth a punt, but
don't take my word for it, DYOR.

If coal prices remain at current exceedingly high levels in 2022, then BIS's profit ror could reach as high $100 million or more...
Imposible one would say, but then again.....?!

Coal prices have risen out of the pan, futures reaching a high as $190 per tonne. This could be very
damaging to OPG as high prices are likely to persist for some time to come considering the prevailing
global energy shortages. Coal producers stand to benefit. One small producer Bisichi (BISI) producing
some 1 million tonnes in Africa, might see profits reaching as high as its Market Cap. That is assuming
high prices persist for year or more..

Sorry, I posted a simialar message twice. Did not see my first message after posting it, now it has come up.

The very high futures price of $190 per tonne (currently prevailing), could translate into $100 million additional profit for
BISI, my calculation based on annual production of around 1 million tonnes with the high price ($100 above normal/recent prices) persisting for more than a year. Considering the prevailing global energy shortages, it is in my view possible for the high coal price to persist for some time to come.

Should BISI enjoy a year of coal prices as high as $190 per tonne (current futures price) , which is more than $100 above the normal of around £90 earlier this year, then profits will soar by $100 million for the year. Sounds too good to be true? Well,
in my view, it is possible for a year as good as that good to become true, considering the prevailing global energy shortages.

The price of coal globally has increased hugely in the past few weeks, BISI stands to benefit greatly. Simply just an extra $25 per tonne would bring in adlditional $7.5 million on the estimated 500,000 tonnes being mined in the 2nd half of this year. All that is likely to translate into $7.5 million additional profit. However, I believe the price increase is considerably more than $25 per tonne. On the other hand, perhaps BISI has done forward selling? Whichever way, BISI is heading for a Bonaze time, IMO.