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GDP Goldplat Plc

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Last Updated: 08:00:12
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Goldplat Plc LSE:GDP London Ordinary Share GB00B0HCWM45 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 6.10 5.90 6.30 6.10 6.10 6.10 0.00 08:00:12
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gold Ores 41.88M 2.8M 0.0167 3.65 10.23M
Goldplat Plc is listed in the Gold Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker GDP. The last closing price for Goldplat was 6.10p. Over the last year, Goldplat shares have traded in a share price range of 5.60p to 9.25p.

Goldplat currently has 167,782,667 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Goldplat is £10.23 million. Goldplat has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 3.65.

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27/3/2024
19:33
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swiss paul
26/3/2024
07:44
South American gold miner, Nilam Resources to buy 24,000 #Bitcoin ($1.7 billion).A diversification suggestion for Goldplat ?
dinky00
25/3/2024
11:32
kb2, from what I can see, Gravitas expect their machines to be installed at the source of the coal tailings. Presumably, the transport costs for anything else would be prohibitive. Consequently, you have to ask why anyone would hire GDP to run a machine on their own site rather than doing it themselves. After all, they will already have the coal customers and, if GDP can make a profit, the machine should pay for itself quickly.

GDP have no expertise in coal. No expertise in running on-site recovery operations. It is a new technology, as yet unproven in the real world. To my eye, it looks like another fruitless venture likely to eat up management time and end up delivering no financial return.

lowtrawler
25/3/2024
11:19
ISTR it was Gravitas. Basically they have a machine that will go through coal tailings and pull out the useful coal. Unfortunately for Gravitas they don't have the cash to develop.

I seem to think the machine cost $1m, and is of course a repeatable trick. There are billions of tonnes of coal slag, which I presume could be bought for virtually nothing.

Seems a good deal to me, but of course we are waiting for the TSF to have the cash.

The announcement of the deal with DRD will be game changing as long as they announce the economics parameters as well.

kimboy2
25/3/2024
10:50
flagstaff, goldplats pr guys have published on another site, the following..

:We see fair value at 14.5p/sh on the basis of an undemanding 3.5x EV/EBITDA multiplier for FY25E. We look forward to including the tailings retreatment project in our forecasts once technical, economic and commercial inputs have been defined

sea7
25/3/2024
10:43
Yes could have been worse. But somehow GDP always appear to have stepped on a banana skin. I am still invested in hope that we will eventually see a Dividend?
michaelfenton
25/3/2024
10:36
agree, Smack. There are a lot of one off costs/losses/loans which have been holding GDP back. But Ned will be fully repaid by around September, generators will allow SA back to full operation, SA also over the losses on low concentration....all of this means a strong tailwind to earnings/free cashflow.
shill10
25/3/2024
10:12
Still decent set of half years numbers versus cap. And if that's the worst half year due to recent and well covered issues, then should be far better moving forward.
smackeraim
25/3/2024
10:09
thanks Sea, useful contribution as always, will take a look.
shill10
25/3/2024
10:01
whilst i haven't seen a direct reference to the name of the coal fines investment - my attention is drawn to Gravitas Minerals, based in benoni, that has a relatively new tech they have been working on and promoting for a few years.
sea7
25/3/2024
09:56
Pssst - anyone want to buy a genny? I alos refer to Shill10 statement

Have a load of recs

swiss paul
25/3/2024
09:04
dinky00, I assume because they had lost their export licence In Ghana, they had to pay customers interest on the delayed proceeds. Together with the delay in revenue receipts, it left us with a cash gap and additional interest?

At the time, there was no embarrassment shown by GDP towards the Ghana license issue. No indication of the additional costs arising from it. No recognition it could damage our reputation with customers. Pretty similar to the year-end audit debacle.

lowtrawler
25/3/2024
08:55
Why did delayed sales in Ghana result in interest paid jumping by £750,000?I can't follow these comments:As a result of the 82% increase in revenue, the amount pre-financed during the 6-month period increased significantly. This together with a circa 3% increase in interest rates to circa 11% (an effective 38% increase), resulted in a significant increase in interest paid which amounted to £827,000 (H1 2022: £75,504).The foreign exchange loss of £456,000, an increase of £334,000 from H1 2022, was mainly due to the Ghana Cedi weakening by 5% against the United States Dollar between July and December 2023.Net interest paid of £888,000 (H1 2022: £202,000) includes £69,300 (H1 2022: £116,000) interest paid to Nedbank on the repayment of the loan incurred to repurchase minority shares in South Africa. As at the end of December 2023, the outstanding value of the loan with Nedbank was £767,000.
dinky00
25/3/2024
08:30
Fair comment.
arlington chetwynd talbott
25/3/2024
08:17
Mkt makers don't care about any news releases or earnings updates. They only care about buyers & sellers. First call they got this morning was a seller so they've called them down...
dinky00
25/3/2024
08:11
I note in capital commitments, section 18 of the notes, they indicate financing the generator purchase through an asset financing facility at a local bank
sea7
25/3/2024
08:04
Certainly surprised that the market response is a tick down.
arlington chetwynd talbott
25/3/2024
07:53
Keeping the carrot there...

The Company will remain focused on sharing future cashflows with shareholders, specifically distributing surplus cash to shareholders where not required for growth in line with key initiatives or managing specific risks.

sea7
25/3/2024
07:47
I actually thought they were fairly good given the various 'one offs'.

The profit was £1.17m. Then there was £600k from some sort of shortfall on a circuit, probably £500k in interest due to refinery delays and then the foreign exchange loss of £400k which I always discount.

A few things stand out to me.

1. It seems clear that Ghana is going to be the main driver, apart from the TSF. This is one diversification which has worked well.

2. Would be interested to know why admin increased by £0.5m

3. The strongest confirmation that they are going into coal as it is a strategic objective. There was nothing about reviews etc.

4. South America looks to be going well. They ned to establish a base there pronto IMV.

5. I haven't seen the breakdown of inverntory numbers before - £5m in SA and £14m in Ghana.

6. Notice that they refer to the 2.2 million tonne TSF rather than the 1.43m jorc. Other than that no news on the TSF.

kimboy2
25/3/2024
07:22
That could have been worse.
arlington chetwynd talbott
23/3/2024
04:18
There have always been water issues in SA>
michaelfenton
23/3/2024
04:18
True shill10 but not a lot to discuss?
michaelfenton
22/3/2024
20:55
anyone got a generator they could lend them?

I think they might need a water diviner as well - rumours are water issues in SA

swiss paul
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