Aura Energy Share Discussion Threads

[halfpenny] 29/3/2024 15:09

Why do they have a Mining Ban??

[danmart2] 29/3/2024 09:41

It’s a lifestyle waster, look how hard the usual grifters are working on X trying to claim the uranium price is going to the moon and that Sweden will soon over turn their mining ban.

X is full of Aura pumpers

[halfpenny] 29/3/2024 09:05

Give us the TRUTH, what are you hiding??

[halfpenny] 29/3/2024 08:58

MORE UNKNOWNS!!!

Familiar pattern with another LEG Down.

Strange a newly created position of Chief Financial Officer!!
Why would Mark Somlyay take a level of CFO ?
Who/What did they use before to Control Money..?

Shares at $0.30 per Share to new and existing institutional and sophisticated investors!!!

Who are these so called sophisticated investors!!! Red Flag!!

NOTE...
AURA issue of the FIRST tranche of Aura fully paid ordinary shares ("Shares")

IS THERE MORE DILUTION TO COME!!

The placement price has been amended to $0.18, WHY??

Too Risky at these levels...

[halfpenny] 18/3/2024 09:22

Another Dilution due to Capital Raise.

Looks like 6p by Fund raise on 25March.

No guarantee raise in demand.

Too Risky even with 18% drop today!!

[the count of monte_cristo] 26/2/2024 10:34

Like I said back in Jan, Europe needs to get real and serious about mining. The news today confirms some positive changes in the thinking going on at the higher level.

[the count of monte_cristo] 26/2/2024 10:30

Source16 Jan '24 - 20:40 - 48 of 64

Hope you’re right Count. Looking deeper since yesterday. The mystery remains.
I have to write Sweden to 10% chance of success as Swedens record on new mines is poor & sentiment still strongly anti. I saw this with their critical mineral double speak wrt fluorspar etc

[source] 26/2/2024 07:18

Nice news today. Hopefully Sweden will come to their senses as nuclear is greenest power source we have:-"Swedish Government initiates inquiry to overturn uranium mining ban"

[the count of monte_cristo] 31/1/2024 09:13

Just appointed a new MD.

To be fair, like most uranium stocks progress was at a glacial pace due to the uranium price.

[danmart2] 30/1/2024 20:52

The yellow cake in the ground is not the issue, the current board are the issue

[the count of monte_cristo] 30/1/2024 13:11

Can't find one.... I think they will find one now that the world is waking up to the fact that they need a lot more uranium.

[danmart2] 29/1/2024 14:00

More dilution and no plans to actually mine, they are holding out for a majority partner to build and operate the site and they can’t find one.

[the count of monte_cristo] 24/1/2024 07:19

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[the count of monte_cristo] 19/1/2024 13:51

Decent enough write up apart from the incorrect info on Tasiast project "the Tasiast South Project near Kalgoorlie, in Western Australia".

[source] 17/1/2024 10:31

I've bought more too. All things considered it's too cheap here given the quality of Tiris. Main risks are Mauritania & management.

[the count of monte_cristo] 17/1/2024 01:37

Well, if one doesn't like a company then don't invest and move on.

I've recently bought in and have an average price around the current sp, happy with that and happy to just sit back and watch the news flow come in on the 15,000m of drilling - during a raging bull market in the uranium price.

My main concern is that we will get taken out with a low ball offer.

Haggan has been ascribed virtually no value by the market, therefore any movement from Sweden regarding a more enlightened approach to mining will add significant value.

If you can't sleep at night because of one of your investments, or you only see problems then sell or sell down to your sleeping point.

Sp up 2.7% on the ASX currently, to rephrase your post from yesterday when the share price was down "hmm, what do people know, they must know something and positive news must be due", lol:)))

[source] 16/1/2024 20:40

Hope you're right Count. Looking deeper since yesterday. The mystery remains. I have to write Sweden to 10% chance of success as Swedens record on new mines is poor & sentiment still strongly anti. I saw this with their critical mineral double speak wrt fluorspar etcHowever, Tiris looks good on paper but risks remain around key areas of logistics & country permits etc (normal to many miners) but I'm not familiar with Mauritania politics & if that is a curveball. A project of this quality should get financed quite easily if the above risk bought under control though especially as capex is small. All this makes the bad underperforming share price an even bigger anomaly. I'm just very wary when I see this discrepancy as AIM mining management are notoriousl for stitching up shareholders at ease & London nomads etc do nothing good to enforce good governance.