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ASA Asa Resource

1.925
0.00 (0.00%)
23 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Asa Resource LSE:ASA London Ordinary Share GB00B0GN3470 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1.925 1.85 2.00 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
31/1/2017
16:34
https://www.euractiv.com/section/sustainable-dev/infographic/waste-no-water-the-essential-role-of-nickel/
mreasygoing
31/1/2017
16:27
Quarterly Operational Update due Feb?
plasybryn
31/1/2017
12:25
Gold / silver rushing north
juju44
31/1/2017
12:06
Phili girls tell me news soon.
mreasygoing
31/1/2017
09:24
Nickel looking a lot better this week . Back over 10000
juju44
30/1/2017
23:58
Yes. Just saying don't expect any short term fireworks or trust prognostications from muppets.
the stigologist
30/1/2017
22:14
Decent long term investment. Your words stiggy.
mreasygoing
30/1/2017
21:37
Nickel is almost in a bear market (20% down from recent highs - you know the ones from which muppets were ramping with b.s. about 'nickel on a tear')
the stigologist
30/1/2017
16:45
yep , a big rise
juju44
30/1/2017
15:46
only a naïve investor will keep buying
one can see what is coming here...

jailbird
30/1/2017
14:23
Nickel having a good day but no buyers here
juju44
30/1/2017
08:39
Own up , who sold that share
juju44
27/1/2017
09:32
It does actually Old Man.
mreasygoing
27/1/2017
09:04
And that gives you comfort does it? Despite all your bluster you're like very thin glass.
mr macgregor
26/1/2017
19:26
At least we all know you think it's a 'decent long term investment' when we hear all your deramping.
mreasygoing
26/1/2017
19:25
Pot calling kettle black springs to mind. I've been holding for a long time. Ting Tong used to clean for Kalaa too. She gave me the tip for mwa.
mreasygoing
26/1/2017
16:41
Because I have followed MWA/ASA for a long time. It is a decent long term investment and becomes tradeable when short term trading muppets like you get over-excited/over-depressed short term.
the stigologist
26/1/2017
16:04
Why are you here Stiggy ? Ting Tong is gonna skin you soon, know what I mean Harry.
mreasygoing
26/1/2017
14:51
That's b.s. like the FCA have ever done anything about such promotional stuff doing the rounds willy nilly
the stigologist
26/1/2017
14:17
Hi RedtrendApparently due to FSA rules it is not available for general circulation which is a shame as you get a clear sense of the potential on so many fronts particularly of course if gold nickel diamonds & copper go up.I pretty sure we can dismiss the court case as a red herring.Good luck.
plasybryn
25/1/2017
20:42
Plas - don't suppose you have a link where it can be downloaded?
redtrend
25/1/2017
20:18
Anyone digested the 30+ page share price Angel report yet?
plasybryn
25/1/2017
10:45
Most African countries have some form of "indigenisation", nationalisation, local content. Zimbabwe is no different, just gets more attention because of Mugabe and his wild ways. Look at the BEE laws in SA and what Pan African Resources and others have to do to comply. Many other countries require majority owned by local companies/ investors.

For the purposes of Zimbabwe, it roughly means 51% equity of a Company in Zimbabwe companies/ local investors hands - look at CMCL in Zimbabwe with its main production asset 51% "nationalised" - they pay dividend and have market cap of £57m. However for ASA and other Zimbabwe companies it is not as simple as rudimentary 49-51 split. Many in Zimbabwe Government recognise the policy is broken and restricting much needed foreign investment. It has come down to individual companies submitting proposals to Government. For ASA there is company specific history and substantial Chinese investment to restart Bindura etc. that means for ASA, it is not a case of a 51-49 split.

The court case could actually be blessing in disguise - it appears without merit, but kicks the can down the road again. Mugabe isn't getting any younger.

Other countries outside of Africa have "indigenisation" in all but name. Many countries such as Egypt and Azerbaijan are going down the "Production Sharing Contract" style arrangement for mining, which is not really correct mechanism and more suited for Oil & Gas. Depending on terms, normally means Government gets over 50%.

Short-term would not be too worried about Indigenisation, but Nickel spot

redtrend
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