Proposed Directors of Tirupati Graphite explain why they have requisitioned an GM. Watch the video here.
Should be an interesting week ahead.
Unbelievable. You read across many bb,s why is the CEO,S and other bod members not buying shares. Now people question why PJ is buying in smaller amounts. I don't care if he buys 1 or 1 billion. For Pete sake Give the man a break. It's up himself as to when and how many to buy.
Very much agree with you Keith. Like you said BT has indicated it will be up for sail once it has been confirmed whats down there.
So if you go on those figures that Keith posted and you bought 5,000 shares. At current prices that's about £300 give or take. Now let's just say that the sp reached that £3.96 (anything is possible) in 4/5 years from now. Blink of the eye really. That £300 COULD BE worth £19.000. Might or might not get their as i think it will be up for sale IF what we all expect is down there and at what grades. Again, anything and everything is possible with KAV. Just saying
Back in October 2019 I came up with a conservative estimate of $5+ billion worth of ore based on then tin tantalum and lithium prices. According to jorc results on RNS 16 September 2019 that is. Those figures were based on tin being $16,000 tonne. Tantalum was on $250,000 tonne and lithium was on $25,000 tonne but can't remember the the exact price.
As of now afritin is only mining the tin, as we all know. But hopefully, the lithium and tantalum by products will come on stream within the next few months give or take. Some tweaks here and there will be needed to sort out any problems that MAY arise. Standard practice imo.
Now based on current jorc figures and current prices. I make this current resource worth in excess of $7+ billion. I have used tin at 95.539 tonnes of ore at a conservative price of $32,000 a tonne = $3.1+ billion. Tantalum 6,091 tonne of ore at $350,000 a tonne = $2,1+ billion. Prices vary. Lithium of 450, 000+ tonne of ore at $60,000 a tonne = in excess of $2,8 billion. Again have used conservative figures on all three materials, so it's a very rough figure. Current RESOURCES worth a lot more.
So when you consider that afritin have a current mine life of 80 years and then some. With another 80 + ore bodys yet to be tested you can understand when AV says this is massiv. Think I read somewhere that they except higher grades of all 3in some area's. With ambition to open up more mines in the future with a $500 million annual revenue. You can clearly see why he has a big smile. Still a long way to go and problems to solve. Plus the inevitable bumps in the road to smooth out. Been in afritin, along with others for quite some time now and it's good to see others now posting after doing some research. So let's see what happens when they start producing the tantalum/lithium and see what the sp is the. Must admit I would of expected the sp to be higher than it is now. Sentiment is one. Market has been Dyer this last month or so. Plus some places selling. But will change (hopefully) in the next few weeks. Best wishes to all
Copied from another bb but interesting. You never know.
Eight years ago this week investors were allowed to put Alternative Investment Market (AIM) shares into their Isas for the first time. AIM, often called the junior stock market, is home to a number of household names such as Jet2 Holidays and Asos, but it is more typically a place for fledgling companies to list. That means there is great potential for gains among up-and-coming businesses, but also the risk of significant share price falls.
So how have investors who added AIM shares to their Isas fared? Here are the top and bottom performers since 2013.
Top Performing AIM Stocks
The top five best performing AIM shares have produced some staggering gains in the period, according to Morningstar Direct data. Competition website Best of the Best (BOTB), which offers dream cars in a weekly lottery, is the winner since 2013, with an incredible gain of 7,130%. For comparison, the FTSE AIM All-Share Index is up 73% over the same period. That means if you’d put £100 in the company’s shares in August 2013, your holding would be worth a staggering £713,000.
AIM has plenty of natural resources companies too, so it’s no surprise to see two miners in the top five best performers. Gold miner Greatland Gold (GGP) is the next biggest winner with a rise of 6,300% in the period, while platinum and gold producer Eurasia Mining (EUA) can also boast a 3,650% return. A booming gold price since the start of the pandemic has helped supercharge these companies' gains. Two unrelated industries make it into the elite list, flooring specialist Victoria (VCP) and ESG-focused asset manager Impax (IPX) with gains of 6,312% and 4,190% respectively.
Worst Performing AIM Stocks
At the bottom of the list are five companies whose share prices have fallen by more than 99% over the past eight years, a reminder of the inherent risks in investing in smaller companies. Like the winners, they are a diverse bunch, from fertility diagnostics firm MyHealthChecked (MHC) to digital ad company Bidstack (BIDS). Bidstack has had a turbulent last few years involving a company voluntary arrangement (an alternative to going into administration) in 2017 and a takeover in 2018.
Given the volatility in the energy sector in recent years, it’s unsurprising to find two resources companies in the bottom five, including African oil and gas firm Tower Resources (TRP) and Serinus Energy (SENX), which has operations in Romania and Tunisia. It’s worth pointing out that these companies may be down but they are not out. They are still trading and in some cases have produced positive returns in the year to date: Tower Resources is up 30% in 2021 on the oil recovery, while MyHealthChecked has rocketed 77%. Of course. Anything is possible
I know KAV are listed on the main market and not aim. The post was intended for POW. So my mistake. But it still gives you some idea of what could happen in terms of a high percentage rise if KSZ AND KCB both come in. That's the reason for the post.
Yes I agree, but like I said. You never know what's around the corner.
Copied from another bb but interesting. You never know.
Eight years ago this week investors were allowed to put Alternative Investment Market (AIM) shares into their Isas for the first time. AIM, often called the junior stock market, is home to a number of household names such as Jet2 Holidays and Asos, but it is more typically a place for fledgling companies to list. That means there is great potential for gains among up-and-coming businesses, but also the risk of significant share price falls.
So how have investors who added AIM shares to their Isas fared? Here are the top and bottom performers since 2013.
Top Performing AIM Stocks
The top five best performing AIM shares have produced some staggering gains in the period, according to Morningstar Direct data. Competition website Best of the Best (BOTB), which offers dream cars in a weekly lottery, is the winner since 2013, with an incredible gain of 7,130%. For comparison, the FTSE AIM All-Share Index is up 73% over the same period. That means if you’d put £100 in the company’s shares in August 2013, your holding would be worth a staggering £713,000.
AIM has plenty of natural resources companies too, so it’s no surprise to see two miners in the top five best performers. Gold miner Greatland Gold (GGP) is the next biggest winner with a rise of 6,300% in the period, while platinum and gold producer Eurasia Mining (EUA) can also boast a 3,650% return. A booming gold price since the start of the pandemic has helped supercharge these companies' gains. Two unrelated industries make it into the elite list, flooring specialist Victoria (VCP) and ESG-focused asset manager Impax (IPX) with gains of 6,312% and 4,190% respectively.
Worst Performing AIM Stocks
At the bottom of the list are five companies whose share prices have fallen by more than 99% over the past eight years, a reminder of the inherent risks in investing in smaller companies. Like the winners, they are a diverse bunch, from fertility diagnostics firm MyHealthChecked (MHC) to digital ad company Bidstack (BIDS). Bidstack has had a turbulent last few years involving a company voluntary arrangement (an alternative to going into administration) in 2017 and a takeover in 2018.
Given the volatility in the energy sector in recent years, it’s unsurprising to find two resources companies in the bottom five, including African oil and gas firm Tower Resources (TRP) and Serinus Energy (SENX), which has operations in Romania and Tunisia. It’s worth pointing out that these companies may be down but they are not out. They are still trading and in some cases have produced positive returns in the year to date: Tower Resources is up 30% in 2021 on the oil recovery, while MyHealthChecked has rocketed 77%. Of course, whe
D2. Lol. It took me 3 weeks to build the damn thing.
Bcb that is. Bloody auto spell
BBC. No mate. If there was one car I would like. Then it's a 64 impala convertible. But at can't see that happening as hardly drive these days. Both knees are shot. Need new ones
Mind you it is only about 18in in length as it's only a model lol. But one day lol
Got a Ferrari F140 if anyone interested