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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Alba Mineral Resources Plc | LSE:ALBA | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B06KBB18 | ORD 0.01P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-0.0272 | -28.04% | 0.0698 | 0.065 | 0.08 | 0.075 | 0.0725 | 0.08 | 326,001,257 | 16:35:21 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Gold Ores | 0 | -2.04M | -0.0003 | -2.33 | 4.99M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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21/4/2017 05:55 | OGA approval due!!! Approval process Licensees can apply for consent to drill and conduct other activities on a well and notify the OGA of these through the Well Operations and Notifications System. Applications to drill should be submitted at least 28 days in advance. Introduction WONS (Well Operations Notifications System) is an Energy Portal application to allow the UK Oil & Gas Industry to apply for, notify and receive consent for a wide range of drilling and related activities as required under Production Licences. The primary focus of WONS is the technical (geological and geophysical) basis for planned wells, collating and assigning consent for activities required under the model clauses of Production Licences (and various landward licences). WONS works by a system of online submissions: applications for planned activity (from the operator), consents for that activity (from OGA) and notifications of what actually took place (from the operator). Applications may be supported by mandatory or optional supporting documents which can be attached to the relevant submission. Further permits and notifications will be required (for example, environmental permits for offshore wells handled by DECC's Portal Environmental Tracking Software, and for onshore wells, HSE, relevant local authority and Environment Agency submissions). However, consent under the Production licence issued by the OGA from WONS will normally be the final consent in place before drilling can commence. | moneymunch | |
20/4/2017 13:25 | Hopefully get final results next week was 25th April last year. | blueblood | |
20/4/2017 10:28 | Problem is--as DL said in his presentation---none of any BIG BOYS are invested here and is full of people trying to make a quick buck here and there, which does not make sense, they think they are big wheeler dealers when all they are doing is creating an share price stalemate!! As DL also said--MM--the quality of the oil is better than the North Sea---one day this will BOOM and hopefully we can make some real money not just 10 quid here and there!! Hope I am still alive to appreciate it!!! GLA | mikeygit | |
20/4/2017 08:50 | 4m sold at .26 and over this morning (of some 7m+ sold altogether. Can now buy for .26 - Where's the business sense in that? | nevgroom | |
20/4/2017 08:35 | Just wait until Theresa has full control of the UK's destiny ...and no doubt a major will step in once all the dirty work has been done by the Weald players with Nutech and Schlumberger's multi-billion barrel assessment finally confirmed and definite proof that the high quality oil is recoverable in massive volume.....multi-pad well sites discreetly positioned with a network of underground pipelines providing billions of £'s in revenue. Gl ;-) | moneymunch | |
19/4/2017 10:47 | 14 APRIL 2017 Global Graphite Market Worth USD 17.56 Billion by 2020 According to a new market report published by Persistence Market Research “Global Market Study on Graphite: Battery Segment To Witness Highest Growth by 2020”, the global graphite market was valued at USD 13.62 billion in 2013 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 3.7% from 2014 to 2020, to reach USD 17.56 billion in 2020. | moneymunch | |
19/4/2017 10:40 | George Frangeskides posted a squawk about ALBA 11:2718 Apr Interesting report in Industrial Minerals from respected graphite expert, Christoph Frey, MD of ProGraphite GmbH. According to Cristoph, the Chinese car market will be the biggest driver of demand for lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries, and therefore for graphite, in the near term. While there will be some growth in electric vehicles (EVs) outside China, there will be very strong growth in China’s domestic EV market, he added. ProGraphite expects significant expansion of the Li-ion battery market in the next few years. In 2016, Li-ion battery production was less than 100GWh: ProGraphite’s forecasts for production by 2025 range from a conservative 300GWh to a bullish 600GWh. The price and performance of EVs will be competitive with conventional cars by 2020 at the latest, ProGraphite believes, and better battery performance and lower prices will lead to a wider range of applications. | moneymunch | |
19/4/2017 05:59 | Go get 'em Dave. ;-) David Lenigas @DavidLenigas 9h9 hours ago Replying to @DavidLenigas I'm not co concerned about polite Angus. Watch me!!!! 5 replies 0 retweets 6 likes David Lenigas @DavidLenigas 10h10 hours ago Surrey County Council is seriously going to get a legal suite on telling lies from Doriemus. Including Individuals and their families - lies 6 replies 2 retweets 17 likes | moneymunch | |
18/4/2017 07:39 | Thanks for that MM---Not surprised by what Angus has said. A company of their standing is very unlikely to have contravened such an important Planning Issue and proves that the BBC and the Press have NOT tidied up their act and continue to---allegedly---pri | mikeygit | |
18/4/2017 06:05 | near enough as good as an RNS........OGA approval for production of Brockham's oil saturated Kimmeridge interval coming. ;-) | moneymunch | |
17/4/2017 06:46 | Interview with DL and Tidswell from Angus, 34 minutes into interview Tidswell's confirms " We have planning from SCC......confusion from SCC and one or two members who may feel differently ( over 600 Councillors ) but we have taken legal advice and we are 100% certain that our planning holds......"We have planning!!! " | moneymunch | |
15/4/2017 15:07 | pps and as far as any fund raising is concerned, a small cap explorer/producer with a potential significant daily revenue stream as illustrated will be on Easy Street, as will its shareholders. GL On and Up!!! ;-) | moneymunch | |
15/4/2017 14:52 | Lol as usual frigid comes out from beneath his stone when he's worried about Alba's imminent upside potential......OGA approval for Brockham's production will see a significant rise in share price ....DL's latest interview confirms extraction costs of $10 a barrel, and the log and drilling data suggests that Brockham's Kimmeridge interval could be even better than at HH and the Kimmeridge clay's either side of the limestones are unexpectedly naturally fractured too...giving a total oil play of 900ft...which also suggests that the likely flow rates will far exceed the outstanding 1,680bopd witnessed at HH......of course the proof will be in the pudding and so not long before we find out....OGA approval first, production expected Spring/Summer and then HH's eagerly awaited extended flow tests to follow, permit approval expected July......frigid appears completely blind to the transformational upside opportunity, but that's his negative remit and snide agenda.....Gla holders ;-) ps and very likely no depletion of reserves, when you're tapped into an oil saturated clay sponge that extends for miles and miles in either direction, and the Corrillian that lies beneath appears also to be oil saturated and under high gas pressure...... Exciting times ahead. ;-) | moneymunch | |
15/4/2017 14:07 | As usual moneymunch has the rose-tinted specs on. If Brockham flows at 500 bopd then Alba's share is 5% which is 25 barrels. If the oil price is 60$ then Alba might make $25 after costs. So that is $625 per day. Accounting for downtime then maybe 300 days production gives Alba $187500 per year which is £150,000. Then you have to factor in natural depletion and constant drilling to keep production going at these levels. I still regard Alba as overvalued. First thing to sort out is the funding. Even a billion shares at 0.25p would only raise £2.5M which is peanuts. I think they need to raise at least £5M otherwise they will just be going back to the market in 12 months for more funding. So 2 billion shares at 0.25p raises £5M. At that point tiny Alba will have nearly 4 billion shares in issue. | frjdnverijtnhj8568934 | |
15/4/2017 11:21 | It's gross as per my post. ;-) ps 2000bopd at Brockham = £5k a day, a staggering £1.825m per annum....and so from Alba's current £5m market cap, the transformational upside is pretty obvious on good flow results, factor in Horse Hill's 9.75% potential and Greenland's graphite and gold, then Alba looks all set for the multi-bags of multibags in the not too distant. Gl ;-) | moneymunch | |
15/4/2017 10:48 | Does this 2500 profit a day include ALL operating costs?? Is it net or gross profit?? | mikeygit | |
15/4/2017 06:23 | $60 a barrel would equate to £2,500 gross profit a day for Alba's 5% Brockham interest at DL's $10 a barrel extraction costs and a conservative 1000bopd , an impressive £912,500 per annum...... Gla holders....a potential stellar year ahead. ;-) | moneymunch | |
15/4/2017 06:11 | April 14, 2017 Oil Production Cuts? OPEC & Saudis Want $60 Price On Thursday, the price of Brent crude, the global benchmark for oil, closed at $55.64 a barrel. But OPEC officials say that some of the cartel’s biggest producers, including Saudi Arabia, want to see that price rise to $60 a barrel. Those remarks suggest that more production cuts could be on the horizon. As the Wall Street Journal’s Benoit Faucon and Summer Said report: “Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Kuwait believe $60 a barrel will lift their economies and allow for more energy-industry investment, the officials said, without jump starting too much American shale output, which can be ramped up and down with prices more easily than most oil production. The countries had been targeting $55 a barrel, a level they have largely achieved with an Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries production cut of 1.2 million barrels a day. Saudi Arabia, Iraq and other members of the 13-nation cartel have signaled they will push to extend those cuts for another six months on May 25, when they meet in Vienna.” | moneymunch | |
13/4/2017 07:40 | A great interview , highlighting Alba's exciting prospects, potential and confidence. Gla holders A big blue day ahead!!! ;-)))) | moneymunch | |
13/4/2017 07:16 | George Frangeskides, Chairman of Alba Mineral Resources #ALBA covers today’s news regarding their preliminary evaluation of the metallurgical testing on the Amitsoq graphite project in southern Greenland. Alba holds interests in the UK (oil and gas), Greenland (graphite), Mauritania (uranium) and Ireland (base metals). | moneymunch | |
12/4/2017 07:29 | That's used in conjunction with micro-graphene to capture the salt particles that are too big to pass through.....more importantly there is 4 or 5 times more graphite in a lithium-ion battery than lithium........Gl ;-) | moneymunch | |
12/4/2017 07:25 | MM---very detailed analysis! And is not graphite also great now for extracting salt from seawater? | mikeygit |
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