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HMI Harvest Minerals Limited

1.85
0.00 (0.00%)
26 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Harvest Minerals Limited LSE:HMI London Ordinary Share AU000XINEAB4 ORD 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% 1.85 1.70 2.00 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec 8.63M 198k 0.0010 18.50 3.5M
Harvest Minerals Limited is listed in the Miscellaneous Metal Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker HMI. The last closing price for Harvest Minerals was 1.85p. Over the last year, Harvest Minerals shares have traded in a share price range of 0.70p to 7.15p.

Harvest Minerals currently has 189,169,217 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Harvest Minerals is £3.50 million. Harvest Minerals has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 18.50.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
20/1/2017
09:57
yp is probably the landholder, and the digger driver? final answer
kreature
20/1/2017
09:29
yp,

come on, don;t tease!

andy
20/1/2017
00:47
Camargo had mineral rights but was probably not the landholder ?
kreature
20/1/2017
00:39
I give up . ? I assumed camargo ? If not I'll take a guess at A____ or V_____
kreature
19/1/2017
22:33
why does it have to be so confusing? Shouldn't it say 'Triunfo Fertilizantes and Mineração Ltda' below? rather than just 'Triunfo Fertilizantes' ?

'The Company’s Brazilian subsidiary Triunfo Mineracao holds 100 per cent. of the mineral rights in respect of the Sergi Potash Project and the Capela Potash Project. The Company’s other Brazilian subsidiary Triunfo Fertilizantes holds 100 per cent. of the mineral rights in respect of the Arapua Fertilizer Project.'

kreature
19/1/2017
20:17
Is there really any demand for this particular variety of stonemeal?
kreature
19/1/2017
19:24
Based on that video then, are we actually selling the product or is it being tested/trialled?
kryptonsnake
19/1/2017
13:55
The same old trolls have been banging on about a placing since August.
5 months on and it's still the only thing they can talk about.

ieh fan
19/1/2017
11:54
A soil 'remineraliser' maybe (3:15), but not a plant fertiliser right ?

The music perhaps fitting for the mine site. Looks a bit like the beginnings of an amphitheatre. A site fit for a king? Perhaps Veloso will buy it one day? Nice aerial shots of their offices at the start. Good work

kreature
19/1/2017
11:26
isn't the stockpile area a bit too big for the pile ?
kreature
19/1/2017
07:35
Thanks for posting that link, and yes the music is quite dramatic!

Surely a commentary would have been better?

The Hoffmans have more equipment on site, and clear larger areas than that too. Still some equipment to buy maybe?

andy
19/1/2017
05:57
I'm not quite sure what the stockpile area is for (with picturesque south facing views) if the crushing machine is not on site? Seems like they have to fill the truck at the top, then dump the stuff at the stockpile area, then put it back in the truck ? Is the music from StarWars?
Perhaps a placing would pay for a new crusher ?

kreature
19/1/2017
05:01
Looks like the portaloo has arrived just in time. Can't be too far off now imv. One last push?
kreature
17/1/2017
23:15
Anyone care to translate?
kreature
16/1/2017
18:06
Anyone have a more recent satellite pic? Looking forward to seeing the crusher and the bulldozer....
kreature
14/1/2017
12:08
I think more important now may be the MAPA issue. As far as i can see, an 'input' cannot be marketed or sold without MAPA approval. But is there really anything worth selling? Personally I very much doubt it but I guess that's for the scientists to decide.
kreature
14/1/2017
10:16
Google translate

Validade = Shelf life

i.e. 'the length of time for which an item remains usable, fit for consumption, or saleable.'

kreature
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