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AAZ Anglo Asian Mining Plc

63.00
1.50 (2.44%)
26 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Anglo Asian Mining Plc LSE:AAZ London Ordinary Share GB00B0C18177 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  1.50 2.44% 63.00 60.00 66.00 63.00 61.50 61.50 43,986 16:11:49
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec 84.72M 3.66M 0.0320 19.69 71.97M
Anglo Asian Mining Plc is listed in the Miscellaneous Metal Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker AAZ. The last closing price for Anglo Asian Mining was 61.50p. Over the last year, Anglo Asian Mining shares have traded in a share price range of 36.50p to 121.50p.

Anglo Asian Mining currently has 114,242,024 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Anglo Asian Mining is £71.97 million. Anglo Asian Mining has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 19.69.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
08/9/2016
19:35
OMI has essentially no debt and will produce 35,000-40,000 OZ in their fiscal year. Costs are higher , AISC around $900-1000.Personally think OMI are too cheap but I'd wait for 2017 Q1 results first (end of September) and watch POG.
highly geared
08/9/2016
19:05
Thanks brasso. Looks like a great comparison - also seems pretty undervalued on first glance
homebrewruss
08/9/2016
18:40
OMI is a good comparison.
brasso3
08/9/2016
18:36
Just thinking ahead to the end of 2017.. Can anyone share any stocks that are comparable now to how we could be then ie a well run producer with little debt..
Just want to get an idea on p/e ratios for companies in that situation.

homebrewruss
08/9/2016
10:33
Some of those other stocks were probably seeing some short covering, AAZ is so illiquid not sure you can short easily.
zhockey
08/9/2016
09:41
If i had any money i would.
timberwolf3
08/9/2016
09:33
The reason there has been no bounce is that no one is buying
zhockey
07/9/2016
19:08
Would have expected some sort of bounce by now. I hope that there is not a reason why it has not happened! Mid-price is now below 15p. Manat continues to weaken which is good.
jeanesy
07/9/2016
17:50
Right chaps .. Enjoying the view out over T5 runway with some drinks in the lounge. Fly in couple of hours.Do, please, everyone buy a few from here on .. I had a few more today.Everyone seems to have forgotten that gold in the 1300's is terrifically good for us. Plenty to look forward to by way of news.Catch up on results day. Cheers!
mattjos
07/9/2016
14:53
nice buy, as you say pretty good discount
jbe81
07/9/2016
14:42
Just bagged 35,000 for 15.04.
There's a pretty big discount for a modest production down-revision, should this happen.
For sure, it looks cheap v OMI now; I've held in that for Donkeys.

POG held up well when the $1300-$1310/oz support band was tested; rebound to ~$1350 is encouraging methinks.

2sporrans
07/9/2016
13:44
I think some may have bought on aimroc speculation and have given up on no news.
zhockey
07/9/2016
08:58
most of the sector stocks are all now recovering towards prior highs. FRES, HOC, OMI, SHG ... see no reason why AAZ wont do same given the renewed strength in gold.
There is still plenty of newsflow to come here also.
Looks like you can buy below the mid price still

mattjos
07/9/2016
08:22
I think in 8 or 9 days things will be clear regarding production. I would like to see that July was a one off and they can pull the production back in August to 6000oz. If August is also poor then they will have to down grade the FY target IMO. Maybe the flotation plant is kicking out more than we expect but that will not be apparent until the Q3 results in October.
brasso3
06/9/2016
19:15
The fed is data dependant.The establishment wants Hilary in the White HouseThey daren't risk raising rates ahead of the election in case that prevents Hilary from winning.Ergo .. The data will be such that it is not supportive of a rise in rates.Why it is a surprise to the markets is quite beyond me
mattjos
06/9/2016
19:02
Will be amazed if tomorrow is not a blue day if gold stays where it is or goes higher
jbe81
06/9/2016
18:47
Confidence here seems to be shot at the moment. Gold motors and yet we dont move as no-one is buying. All a tad worrying . We really need those figures and reassurance all is well here. I really think that if the production figures are in the public domain each month then they should be rns'ed or not given at all.
jeanesy
06/9/2016
12:52
Jbe - well are the poor production numbers down to just hard Rock? Or are there other factors in play ( g/ton) etc . Once that is known, then confidence will return
1madmarky
06/9/2016
12:02
Amazed there is not more buying here. Gold well over $1300, AAZ churning out cash, debt coming down, only a couple of weeks until interims and a few more until q3 results. Production set to ramp up in the second half of the year and the possibility of news on aimroc assets anytime. Really surprised more people aren't taking advantage of the recent dip
jbe81
03/9/2016
21:41
AAZ, Gold and Silver do seem to have broken downwards at present. Lets see where they all find some support.
brasso3
03/9/2016
20:41
All points to USA election result. Come on Trump!


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mattjos
03/9/2016
18:27
Some Manat news.
Article ~2weeks old but worth a read:

hxxp://news.az/articles/economy/111988

Interesting: Run down of C. Bank reserves, huge appetite for $ and lack of supply.

Gold production will be all the more treasured.

2sporrans
02/9/2016
21:39
Gold was at $1318 when the LSE closed. It rose to $1325 afterwards.
brasso3
02/9/2016
21:25
I would have hoped for and expected more of a rebound to be honest ,but at least it was not another red day!
jeanesy
02/9/2016
13:52
Bit of buying here already
jbe81
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