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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Bezant Resources Plc | BZT | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.021 | 08:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.021 | 0.021 | 0.021 | 0.021 | 0.021 |
| Industry Sector |
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| MINING |
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Posted at 20/3/2024 23:40 by copperz Colin Bird’s AIM record (as of March 24):Time he became CEO of BZT- share price 0.5….now 0.02 (over 95% down) Time he became CEO of XTR- share price 10...now 0.9 Time he became CEO of Galileo 7.38...now 1.0 A lot of money has been paid by private investors to fund these ‘companiesR |
Posted at 05/7/2023 13:18 by papillon free stock charts from uk.advfn.comBZT log chart showing Heikin-Ashi candlesticks. We've had the pump. Next it's the dump! |
Posted at 25/5/2023 11:06 by therichgetricher Colin Bird’s AIM record (as of mid May 23):Time he became CEO of BZT- share price 0.5….now 0.04 >90% fall Time he became CEO of XTR- share price 10...now 1.8 >80% fall Time he became CEO of Galileo 7.38...now 1.2 >75% fall BZT will be 0.03 then 0.01 in a month or two |
Posted at 18/5/2023 10:00 by sparty1 kwackers on lse has a point.."We have been here before- his goes quiet in summer while he enjoys spending our money in Europe. WIll the same thing happen this year? If so, the share price could fall to 0.01 Colin Bird’s AIM record (as of mid May 23): Time he became CEO of BZT- share price 0.5….now 0.04 >90% fall Time he became CEO of XTR- share price 10...now 1.8 >80% fall Time he became CEO of Galileo 7.38...now 1.2 >75% fall And no, this isnt because of a bear market. Even during the peak of the COVID market bubble his companies were below the share price when he took over. So we can see that investors have lost ££ putting cash in his companies but does anyone know how much money he makes from his AIM ‘companiesR Not the best record considering his great age and experience... |
Posted at 24/4/2023 16:13 by tomboyb BZT now the safer option at 0.05p -Should break it - |
Posted at 13/4/2023 11:35 by tomboyb Back in BZT -Just in case it goes nuts from this level - |
Posted at 08/6/2022 09:12 by gowski So, 8000 tonnes at £7650 a tonne = £61m a year.. 80% to BZT = £48m a year for 8 years for BZT? |
Posted at 20/3/2022 12:35 by soolaimon Two things absolutely incorrect in Sparty's rant;I have been in bzt barely 2 years!!!! CB is mid to late 70's Furthermore, bzt is now positioned to prosper,taken many years but I believe this is now a fascinating investment opportunity. |
Posted at 16/2/2022 14:45 by papillon Do you hold, sparty? I notice that CMRS, BZT joint venture partner in Cyprus, is up 11.3% so far today.I'm heavily (for me) invested in XTR, but I like the look of the BZT chart so bought some today. There is obvious chart resistance @ 0.2p which needs to be breached. Edit. I think you're onto a winner here, oilbuy. |
Posted at 03/5/2021 23:36 by jlondon --------------END OF MMIH-BZT AGREEMENT, 8 APR 2021-----------The more recent BZT RNS said that Counsel in Singapore is being consulted over the procedures relating to termination of the above. [para phrased]. BZT STILL OWNS 20% OF MANKAYAN, 80% MMIH From what I have read from the BZT RNS, the co did NOT allow a WAIVER to MMIH once the MMIH-Asia Phos RTO could not be completed. RTG MINING LISTED ON ASX, AUSTRALIA They have the MABILO gold copper project in Eastern Luzon, Philippines. Link: hxxps://www.rtgminin RTG also had a JV partner and their agreement also ENDED. "MAJOR VICTORY FOR MT MABILO AGAINST FORMER JV PARTNER." It was a Tribunal case heard in Singapore. The Mabilo project was returned 100% back to the co at "NO COST" TO Mt Mabilo. It was also stated that the JV partner had to "DELIVER ALL ORIGINALS OF P E R M I T S and documents." The JV partner also "WAS AND IS NOT ENTITLED TO BE NAMED AUTHORISED OPERATOR OR EXCLUSIVE DRILLER AT MABILO." "MT LABO WAS AWARDED A$33.6 MILLION IN DAMAGES AND COSTS & MUST TRANSFER SURFACE RIGHTS ACQUIRED AT COST." All counter-claims by the JV partner were dismissed. The details are in the link above. -----------CLARIFICA It would appear that MMIH: 1]Could TRANSFER BACK 80% of Mankayan back to BZT WITHOUT NEED TO GO TO THE SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION TRIBUNAL as RTG? 2] Thankfully, BZT did NOT transfer 100% of Mankayan to MMIH but only 80%. BZT still a minority holder. 3] The MANKAYAN LICENCE [standard 25 years] has to be RENEWED ON 11 NOV 2021, CAN BZT THE 20% HOLDER RENEW THE LICENCE? 4] The agreement with MMIH seems clear. It was CONTINGENT upon the RTO and MMIH has NOT PAID BZT FOR 80% OF MANKAYAN which is now very costly given the Value in Situ. WITHOUT PAYING BZT FOR 80% OF MANKAYAN, it would appear that a general principle of law is that any asset etc has to have "CONSIDERATION" [legal term]. WITHOUT CONSIDERATION, in law, there can be NO OWNERSHIP. 5] It would seem sensible that MMIH should with immediate effect start the process of transferring 80% of Mankayan back to BZT. Why? It would mean that it saves them LEGAL COSTS, COMPENSATION ETC if any? Hence, we look forward to hearing from Mr Bird. Also, Mr Lawrence Read, CEO of BZT in an interview with Proactive Investors, UK in 2019 said that due to the Philippines fiscal regime and copper price, the deal with MMIH was the way forward kinda thing. However, this is NO LONGER THE CASE NOW - Philippines has LIFTED THE MINING BAN ON 15 APR 2021, 1 wk after the MMIH DEAL WAS TERMINATED given that BZT did NOT ALLOW A "WAIVER." Also, the price of copper has hit US$10,000/t a few days ago but has fallen back a bit to the high $9,000/t+. Copper is also at a all-time-high. So, with Mankayan now a flagship assets with JORC, what is Mr Bird*s thoughts and strategy now for BZT? With thanks. Mon, 3 May 2021. |
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