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CICR Cic Mining

4.75
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 00:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Cic Mining LSE:CICR London Ordinary Share CA1254561030 COM SHS NPV (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 4.75 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
22/5/2013
21:16
Tianjin Energy Resources Limited Consortium - for such a huge company, it has a really bad and amateurish website. And CICR is involved in this?
baxter99
22/5/2013
21:16
With so few trades why do they bother making buys look as sells?
hope67
22/5/2013
15:43
No, very, very old name actually. Vintage 2007 I think you will find.
loverat
22/5/2013
15:42
magwash new name. hmmmmmmmmmmm
genises
22/5/2013
13:08
Magwash

NO that is incorrect;They do not have to file quarterly fiscal reports. CIC have not and DO NOT report on SEDAR as SS has pointed out. CIC is not interested in doing so until it has advantage for them.

The Law in reality is any cease trade order is only applicable to Canadian citizens and companies.

So CIC fall outside the securities act.

So please get your facts right before telling us we don't know what we are talking about or have no background knowledge of how the company works.


CIC chooses to report quarterly,not because it has to;presumably its in the companies interest to do so probably with an eye on the future.

mikes5557
22/5/2013
12:53
CIC's interest in Shanba Gold is conditional, inter alia, on a successful listing of CIC Gold. This part of the march update caught my eye, is it correct to assume we won't receive any income from Shanba until the IPO?
fromthesidelines
22/5/2013
10:37
Magwash. You are totally, totally INCORRECT in your 5309 and those who have given him a tick should think again why are they shareholders here, at all. DYOR!

magwash 22 May'13 - 10:14 - 5309 of 5319 2 1


Seriously, why reproduce such tripe ?

It reports quarterly because the company is incorporated in Canada. Canadian incorporated companies have to report quarterly. Companies are legally required to file a quarterly report.

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Public Issuers fall within the Securities Act have to file on Canadian SEDAR quarterly reports.




CIC has not filed on SEDAR for nearly two years now.

share_shark
22/5/2013
10:26
Loverat. Many thanks for that.
share_shark
22/5/2013
10:14
In you go....
magwash
22/5/2013
09:40
Thank you Loverat.

Do you feel able to advise me?.

Would it have been at Circle Oil by any chance ?.

TIA.

share_shark
22/5/2013
09:38
Emulsion Fuels.

Well then you cannot be aware that it had to have the ALL IMPORTANT JAPANESE Government approval for it to proceed as a going concern.

So Japan and anything concerning its growth is VERY important. Only if you are a shareholder though!.

share_shark
22/5/2013
09:35
share-shark

You might be amazed to know where that user name cropped up once before.

loverat
22/5/2013
09:14
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We are targeting 18,000 for this year for the Nikkei and will be adding other exposures to this thematic in the weeks ahead.

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share_shark
22/5/2013
09:14
Seriously, why reproduce such tripe ?

It reports quarterly because the company is incorporated in Canada. Canadian incorporated companies have to report quarterly. Companies are legally required to file a quarterly report.

magwash
22/5/2013
09:07
When I was a much younger filly here, I mentioned several times, the fact that as well as paying a dividend the company, CICR reported quarterley.


Sense2 on LSE is think along the same lines it seems.

So courtesy of him, here is a post of his, this am.

Quarterly revues and why?Today 09:16A while ago I noted the following;-

This company produces quarterly reviews, a cost and time consuming exercise not often seen in a small cap AIM stock, So I started to wonder why and there it was staring at me.

The AIM (sic) of the management has to be to leave the AIM market and go footsie 350-250-100 otherwise why would it spend management time and cost to produce quarterly reviews?

As an old hand I have not seen that as a demonstrated general management target before so its strong stuff .

share_shark
22/5/2013
08:04
Just a probability that the Tianjin 6% holding of CIC is better than its general 48% holdings of other companies and will be shown so when it is eventually valued to the NAV

So do not think that 6% is less than any other fiscal values averages shown in monetary terms

mikes5557
22/5/2013
07:46
You can have a rest from me now. Off to make breakies for hubby now and we have some new hens. The eggs are wunderbar !. :-) The sun is shining too.
share_shark
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