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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Alexander Mining Plc | LSE:AXM | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B06K1665 | ORD 0.001P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 0.0275 | 0.025 | 0.03 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
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03/1/2017 12:46 | SW - From my records 24p 3/4/06 possible interest tip by my then broker - building a protfolio but not really movered. Was then in Peru and Argentina. 3p per share metal value subscribed in dec 2012 I am still waiting but not invested - If (imo) any real value would have been bought out a a major from their petty cash - BUT what do I know !! - Apart from not having invsted here and to daste asved a small fortune !! Best of luck to all who hold - I will watch developments with interest. | pugugly | |
03/1/2017 11:22 | little interest in selling.. bottom close? | still waiting | |
01/1/2017 09:21 | HNY to all axm'rs, I'm sure this unfollowed stock will soon be a lot more popular as it looks to turn itself into the ARM of the global mining world, hoping OZ is just the start.. Starting from a £2m M cap this has to be one of my favourites to multi bag this year. Tern & AXM for a double in 2017. | still waiting | |
31/12/2016 11:55 | Excellent research SW2017 is our year | futuredlighter | |
31/12/2016 10:46 | AXM have already done deals in the past in DRC so maybe the market stacks up better now. DRC copper/cobalt plant Metalvalue has created a new special purpose project vehicle to establish an AmmLeach(R) toll treatment plant to produce copper and cobalt in the DRC. Metalvalue has secured an option on a suitable second-hand plant identified in the DRC. The plant, for which a detailed study on needed engineering is underway, is planned to produce cobalt and copper cathode metal with a capacity of 1,500 tonnes per annum ('tpa') cobalt and 5,000tpa copper. Metalvalue is in negotiations to secure a major supply of ore feed to the plant. Expected total capital expenditure is US$12 million, with a construction time of one year. The project work will entail considerable consulting work for Alexander, including testwork and site visits. A major commodity trading company has agreed an US$80m off-take agreement with Metalvalue. The plant will be jointly financed by MCH and other investors. | still waiting | |
31/12/2016 09:41 | Producing cobalt more efficiently from DRC is a must imho. Step forward AXM to provide the extra production efficiencies?? From AXM last results:- Regarding other exciting opportunities, there is the potential to use Alexander's leaching technologies to process certain cobalt minerals for the recovery of cobalt metal at the mine site. This is an especially interesting opportunity given the strong growth forecast for electric vehicles sales and the batteries they need. Many of the preferred batteries used, as well needing lithium, also require significant quantities of cobalt. There is an industry problem in obtaining supply using ethical production methods, in particular from countries such as the Democratic Republic of the Congo ("DRC"). With such a restriction, the key challenge, given the DRC's dominance of world cobalt production and reserves (circa over 50% for each), will be securing supply from such acceptable sources. | still waiting | |
31/12/2016 09:39 | To add to the rising demand, the market could tighten substantially as political and human right concerns continue to put the Democratic Republic of Congo, the top producing country, in the spotlight. Electric Vehicles: Will the Market Keep Up? IHS Automotive expects electric vehicles to represent nearly four percent of all light vehicles worldwide by 2020, equivalent to 3.9 million cars, up from just over 14,000 in 2010. A rising demand for lithium-ion batteries in these vehicles and other electronic devices is expected to drive the cobalt market, among other metals, in the next years as producers will need to secure their raw materials supply. Benchmark Minerals Intelligence analyst Caspar Rawles said: “The biggest driver at the moment in the cobalt market is electric vehicles and companies procuring their supply for the future of the electric vehicle market.” Last year, only 37 percent of cobalt was consumed in metallurgical applications and global demand is expected to continue to shift towards non-metallurgical applications. | still waiting | |
31/12/2016 09:35 | Another group dubbed the Electronic Industry Citizenship Coalition rolled out a new “Responsible Raw Materials Initiative” which is looking at cobalt from the Congo, says the Post:e Imho Amonia leaching at the mine site would be far better and you can see why it would produce large savings in the processing costs. In a report , the watchdog says it found children as young as seven working in dangerous conditions to extract cobalt — a vital component of lithium-ion batteries — in the DRC. Based on publicly available investor documents and interviews with 87 people, Amnesty explains the mined cobalt is sold on to large mineral firms, such as Congo Dongfang Mining (CDM), a subsidiary of Chinese mineral giant Zhejiang Huayou Cobalt Ltd (Huayou Cobalt). Those companies process the ore, before selling it on to companies in China and South Korea, where it’s used to make batteries. Amnesty International claims that large manufacturers, including Apple, Sony and Samsung, use parts that contain the cobalt obtained throughout that supply chain | still waiting | |
30/12/2016 16:49 | Cobalt from DRC for ev's would be the co. changer if that country went for more ethical production methods..The beauty of axm is that with global patents secured multiple territories could be up for grabs with minimal costs. | still waiting | |
30/12/2016 15:53 | That's actually a good shout. A worldwide rns could be coming. 250K for every project brought on board would not be enough for that. Only snag would be a renegotiated may hold back income from an approved project. Martin would be better telling Accudo to produce some money first before any new terms | futuredlighter | |
30/12/2016 13:51 | If accudo happy to go to 5 mines exclusivity would they not want more global exlusivity? Maybe the delays are contractual more than whether the tech works? | still waiting | |
30/12/2016 12:20 | I think this rise of share price is too much for people taking a punt. There is obviously something coming early Jan. And then easily .005p | futuredlighter | |
30/12/2016 12:16 | Early Jan would be nice | still waiting | |
30/12/2016 12:08 | thats more like it.. i think we have good news coming folks | futuredlighter | |
30/12/2016 11:50 | Bid being pushed up now. | still waiting | |
30/12/2016 11:42 | Volumes suggest more to come? | still waiting | |
30/12/2016 11:08 | Nice! Glad I answered my own question and topped up this morning. | batham1 | |
30/12/2016 11:01 | A 3% holder is now below 3%, but judging by the volume yesterday and today they dumped the lot and they have all been bought?? Probably a Canadian or Aussie selling for a tax loss at the end of their tax year... | cyberbub | |
30/12/2016 10:22 | Seller cleared out?! | rolo7 | |
30/12/2016 10:21 | Acuddo deal for 5 mines would be nice or another mining territory?Any take up of the leaching tech and we could see life changing gains here imho. | still waiting | |
30/12/2016 10:17 | LOOKS LIKE LEAK | falia | |
30/12/2016 09:58 | HUGE VOLUME | falia | |
29/12/2016 22:33 | Just had a look at the warrant letter I've received. So I'm entitled to buy some more at 0.002 or could get some at the current price of 0.0017. Is that correct? Thanks | batham1 |
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