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ACG Acg Acquisition Company Limited

15.50
0.00 (0.00%)
26 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Acg Acquisition Company Limited ACG London Ordinary Share
  Price Change Price Change % Share Price Last Trade
0.00 0.00% 15.50 08:00:26
Open Price Low Price High Price Close Price Previous Close
15.50 9.45 15.50 15.50 15.50
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Acg Acquisition ACG Dividends History

No dividends issued between 28 Apr 2014 and 28 Apr 2024

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Posted at 06/7/2023 11:57 by strollingmolby
ACG hereby announces that the Brazilian antitrust authority (Conselho Administrativo de Defesa Econômica or "CADE") has approved unconditionally the Acquisition. The approval, which is one of the conditions to closing the Acquisition, was published on 5 July 2023 in the Brazilian Gazette and will be followed by a 15-day waiting period, after which the parties are free to close the Acquisition from an antitrust perspective.
Posted at 05/7/2023 23:03 by strollingmolby
ACG is a company with a vision to consolidate the critical metals industry. Through a series of roll-up acquisitions, ACG intends to become a premier supplier of critical metals to the western OEM supply chain, with best-in-class ESG and carbon footprint characteristics.

Global consumption of metals (including copper, nickel, lithium, cobalt, rare earths and others), is characterized by a growing imbalance between supply and demand, leading many to predict a new supercycle in commodities. Supply is constrained because of multi-year lead times required to bring a mine into production, combined with reduced levels of investment in new mines globally over the past decade. It is further constrained by the urgent need amongst western consumer countries and industries to diversify supply away from Russian and Chinese sources and realise greater resource security.

The global energy transition is expected to increase long-term consumption of new economy metals – these are crucial ingredients in clean-energy transport technologies, as well as in wind, solar and nuclear power. Additional demand drivers for metals as a whole include the global revival of commerce post-pandemic; global infrastructure spending initiatives; and significant new increases in defence-industry spending.

The mining universe in new economy metals is geographically-diversified, and many target assets are privately-held and with relatively limited funding options, especially in an environment of tightening financial conditions. ACG’s team has an outstanding global network in the mining industry that will enable it to quickly identify a significant number of potential acquisition targets, both in its first deal and beyond.

ACG is well-suited to provide targets with funding and development opportunities, the benefit of ACG management’s strategic and operational expertise, and the application of rigorous ESG standards in management.
Posted at 14/12/2009 12:45 by battlebus
Market makers making their last profits on ACG. You sell for 15.25 they pocket 15.5.
Posted at 26/11/2009 21:29 by markktm
Just popped back for a quick look in on ACG............

Non to surprised to see this is as dire as ever..... still no comms & so, as I predicted, they continue to burn away their cash pile.

I think your chances of seeing your 20p target are as as dead!

Dire performance at a time when IVA & DMP volumes are going up!!! Good management (not!)

G/L all those still hanging in there!
Posted at 17/11/2009 23:38 by ideal420
I really thought acg was in a good business, cash, plenty of customers, risk on the barriers to entry side but still positive. Warren Buffett I am not, after 20 months have dumped 20k for 25% loss.

I got shafted on OPD IMP management madness, deals started at 190p and eventually sold company for, IIRC, 50p. IBG management shadyness to TMN to .....

Healthy portion of sour grapes.

The day job is calling.

Maybe Santa will bring something nice. Good luck to you all!
Posted at 10/11/2009 22:53 by battlebus
lol Orlando like all believers a little faith is required to see you through when times are a little tough. ACG may be down but not out!
Posted at 11/10/2009 21:38 by battlebus
LOL Orlando99 are you still haunting the ACG board. Holding tight to the last plank of wood as the ship goes down! who will rescue me you know who Orlando. Think your due another Florida holiday it's been ten years heading myself for a christmas newyear break hopefully by then ACG will be a different company.
Posted at 17/9/2009 07:22 by pugg1ey
so ACG are still making 1 million/year before tax have 4.5million in cash and cheaper running costs from now on. and in takeover talks

The flip side is they have some bills still to pay (how much, 700K?)and are looking to recover lost business from 2008?
Posted at 11/9/2009 08:28 by pugg1ey
not yet. looks like your seller is done though. have 2 holdings 'in takeover talks' ACG and JRVS
Posted at 15/8/2009 12:13 by moreforus
ok puggley cleardebt.....posted this over there...however...imho dyor etc etc

chart looks very similar to the ACG chart a few days ago - prior to take off...

i think clea looks very cheap - i've said it until i'm blue in the face - someone could take this out and get a cash cow.

current market price is 1.75 mid
there are 304 million shares in issue
2010 profits are predicted to be (could of course be better, could be worse but the market seems to be moving in clea's favour) anywhere between 1 and 3 million
1 million at 1.75 mid EPS 0.33p = p/e ratio 5.32
2 million at 1.75 mid EPS 0.6p = p/e ratio 2.66
3 million at 1.75 mid EPS 0.99p = p/e ratio 1.77

if we say fair price is a p/e of 10...
if we make 1 million a p/e of 9.88 is mid price of 3.25p
if we make 2 million a p/e of 9.88 is mid price of 6.5p
if we make 3 million a p/e of 9.88 is mid price of 9.75p

given you can buy clea at 2p cob friday and there is now sector consolidation i wouldnt want anything less than 10p from a suitor...

imho dyor (-;

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