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GAL Galantas Gold Corporation

13.50
-0.50 (-3.57%)
Last Updated: 12:34:41
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Galantas Gold Corporation LSE:GAL London Ordinary Share CA36315W3012 COM SHS NPV
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.50 -3.57% 13.50 13.00 14.00 14.00 13.50 14.00 41,635 12:34:41
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gold Ores 0 -16.63M -0.1448 -1.59 26.41M
Galantas Gold Corporation is listed in the Gold Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker GAL. The last closing price for Galantas Gold was 14p. Over the last year, Galantas Gold shares have traded in a share price range of 8.00p to 25.50p.

Galantas Gold currently has 114,841,403 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Galantas Gold is £26.41 million. Galantas Gold has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.59.

Galantas Gold Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
12/4/2024
15:09
Friday, Gold in the title, no need to research further.
glavey
12/4/2024
13:10
well that is a sudden improvement in share price after a long time sleeping.

I wonder if there's much going on....or just catching up with the gold breakout.

Next results should be early May for results for YE 31/12/23.

Mario Stifano likes drilling.....and he seems to like this project.

Now if only we could do a Dalradian.....

gb904150
09/9/2023
21:52
Thanks. Uk investors have Scotgold's Cononish experience at the back of ther minds I expect. Maybe Canadian investors can't imagine the uncertainties of an old system like the Dalradian ? Seems gold production rate is realy in the lap of the gods.
lurker5
07/9/2023
16:52
Mineneng From what you know of the vein geography, can you estmate what the mining rate could be ? Do I remember Stifano has pubished some sort of gold prduction target ? Too time strapped to look it up at the moment.
lurker5
07/9/2023
09:47
Lurker

Whilst not a feasibility, there is an insight into Micon's thoughts on the matter in the Technical Report, which I found interesting.

"In accordance with the recommendation of the CIM Estimation of Mineral Resources and Mineral Reserves Best Practice Guidelines 2016 a Mineable Shape Optimiser (MSO) was used to identify spatially continuous mineralization within potentially mineable shapes using reasonable assumptions based on the current operation and long-term price trends. For the MSO a minimum stope width of 1.2 m optimised to a cut-off of 2.25 g/t Au was used. Economic parameters for cut-off
grade determination include: US$1,800 oz Au price, 92% process recovery, 90% payability, 4% royalty, US$120 t mining cost, US$30.72 t processing cost, US$13 t general and administration"

mineng
07/9/2023
08:52
Isn't there a 'mining plan' due ? At least that would give a clue.
lurker5
06/9/2023
17:23
lurker thats a blast from the past... lol you still here?
panagos
04/9/2023
07:23
Where is the updated feasibilty study ? A resource statement is useless by itself. Wouldn't be surprised if Sprott et al weren't becoming just a little fidgity.
lurker5
29/8/2023
21:05
That's a long slog - I held JLP for 10 years suffering multiple placements and frustrations and eventually sold out for a 1000% gain - good luck
nomolos1
29/8/2023
20:33
sure... itsvery low probability of junior finding economic ore body... but we still have Beaty, Sprott etc... who are grand daddies of precious metals exploration, so there still hope
panagos
29/8/2023
20:31
pan - I would say more like 95% of juniors.

Another thing juniors do, is they seem to want to keep on exploring to put out bigger and bigger reserves instead on concentrating on the first reserve and start getting it out of the ground to provide and income stream to pay for further exploration is a far better way of building up reserves.

loganair
29/8/2023
19:55
I, will tell you why.. noone gives them much money at IPO because junior exploration odds is lotery style odds.And they dream huge hits that will enable them to issue paper at higher and higher prices...But 90% of juniors, end up at sub 10c stocks with billions, of shares and do a roll back 1 to 1 and wash rinse repeat.
panagos
29/8/2023
19:52
I've never understood why junior commodity exploration companies do not raise enough money at IPO to be able to at least start getting the said commodity out of the ground and providing an income, instead they seem to raise enough for the first year of exploration then have to keep coming back year after year for more money in the end leading to billions of shares being issued at a fraction of the IPO price.
loganair
29/8/2023
18:22
i have been duluted here since 2015. hope i am wrong though
panagos
29/8/2023
14:28
If you'd read the accounts you'd see they have 1.5M in accounts receivable and have extended their loan refinancing to beyond December, but you know...
nomolos1
29/8/2023
11:55
Nice hit - market has ignored it, I'll take some more
nomolos1
10/8/2023
16:35
8.4g/t AU at the Joshau Vein and 1.23% Copper at their Gairloch project are both very high grades, especially as most new copper projects are around the 0.5%.
loganair
01/8/2023
13:29
Not the way I read it.
mineng
30/7/2023
12:41
They are going to use the money to prove it up then take it for themselves when it is set up for proper mining
bmw30csl
27/7/2023
12:18
no one cares
panagos
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