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KOD Kodal Minerals Plc

0.465
0.015 (3.33%)
25 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Kodal Minerals Plc LSE:KOD London Ordinary Share GB00BH3X7Y70 ORD 0.03125P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.015 3.33% 0.465 0.45 0.48 0.465 0.46 0.46 55,957,614 08:00:42
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Misc Nonmtl Minrls, Ex Fuels 0 -1.46M -0.0001 -46.00 93.11M
Kodal Minerals Plc is listed in the Misc Nonmtl Minrls, Ex Fuels sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker KOD. The last closing price for Kodal Minerals was 0.45p. Over the last year, Kodal Minerals shares have traded in a share price range of 0.275p to 0.885p.

Kodal Minerals currently has 20,241,116,260 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Kodal Minerals is £93.11 million. Kodal Minerals has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -46.00.

Kodal Minerals Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
14/7/2015
09:03
2 M buy looks like a sell.
oilbuy
14/7/2015
07:43
Dan we are excepting exceptional grades and a potential strategic partner. Buyers returning and volume up !
oilbuy
13/7/2015
21:58
Oilbuy who is that question aimed at mate?.

Dan.

Also Stig maybe you are from a rival?. I will never know but again ofcourse I will make my own decision.

dan554
13/7/2015
11:18
Who's that behind you ?
oilbuy
13/7/2015
11:10
no it is a con

and with metal prices tanking this con will be bust soon

the stigologist
13/7/2015
11:02
I will read later mate as , I have to go out now, have a good day.

Dan.

dan554
13/7/2015
10:53
I did see this, But don't you think if Kodal does well and they sell it on in the future it could be worth a punt?

Dan.

dan554
13/7/2015
10:49
Is this what now constitutes stockbroking in the UK? A company valued at X on Monday has supposedly grown 4.4 fold by Thursday, with an expected gain from there of circa 50 per cent over the coming year. Oh and the real potential value is put at 44 times the float price.

Lucky holders at 0.7p are here. Aside from the Angel corporate holding of 5.2 per cent in Kodal, two Angel partners have 7.47 per cent apiece PA — Mark Wooldridge and John Mackay — and a third, David Facey, holds 3.21 per cent. Meanwhile, Ismail Emin Eyi, a co-founder of the broking firm, has 4.5 per cent.

So this little group of Angels — this concerned party — own almost 28 per cent of the stock.

No wonder the mining team at Angel (John Meyer, Carole Ferguson and Sergey Raevskiy) are fans.

——

Oh, Forgot to mention. Kodal is based at share price Angel’s lovely refurbished offices in Mayfair…

the stigologist
13/7/2015
10:49
Kodal Minerals (KOD LN) 0.77p, mkt cap £5.2m – First day of dealing for Kodal Minerals’ (phosphate) on AIM

BUY – Target price 3.1p short term, 4.5p on a 12-moth view

(Quick backstory here. This is from a “marketing communication” issued by London broker share price Angel and allegedly does not constitute investment advice. The broker raised £1m for Kodal on Monday at 0.7p a share and Angel itself owns 35m shares, or 5.2 per cent — all of which has been properly disclosed.)

Valuation:

The Kodal project had significant inherent value in DCF terms and relatively low risk in our view compared with many other mining projects.
Management’s DCF valuation less the capex gives $205m of value which should be risk adjusted to give a lower value today, though management’s price assumptions in this valuation do not appear to be high. The DCF value gives 31 pence per share of potential value. While we see the project as significantly de-risked dividing the DCF value by 10 gives 3.1 pence per share offering new investors very substantial upside to value if the project is permitted and financed.

the stigologist
13/7/2015
10:40
Stig why don't you elaborate?. Or just admit you are hanging around for the lowest possible entry point?.

Well if you are waiting you may get a little lower but really isn't worth the effort in posting here to think your voice will make a difference or anyone's voice.

Interested in your opinions though but please just add something worth reading.

All the best.

dan554
13/7/2015
10:33
Who's that behind you ?
oilbuy
13/7/2015
10:22
the FT articles about this con are worth a read
the stigologist
13/7/2015
09:50
buyers returning
oilbuy
07/7/2015
11:15
goodness where did rampers go
the stigologist
06/7/2015
10:38
looks headed sub a tenth Of a Penny

FT revelations about this being a con proving true

the stigologist
03/7/2015
12:36
Reversal out of steam Falling back to the lows

The uberbear.

pugugly
30/6/2015
06:39
News imminent !
oilbuy
26/6/2015
12:27
Lovely reversal !
oilbuy
26/6/2015
12:16
Dip bought !!!!
oilbuy
26/6/2015
09:00
Grades are supposed to be fantastic. But we will never know !
oilbuy
26/6/2015
08:34
Further to above volunes in the market today and share price fall suggests driller might have decided to try and hedge as much as they can by selling (Thoughts ? )
pugugly
26/6/2015
08:30
Drilling contractors are under such pressure to obtain any work the fact that they are prepared to take paper has minimal significance - They are (imo) taking a gamble on the resourse becoming viable to give them their profit having (i suspect) caculated on breaking even on the cash element.

The uberbear.

pugugly
25/6/2015
11:52
Drilling contractor happy to take shares at a premium. 23 June 2015Kodal Minerals plc("Kodal Minerals" or the "Company")Issue of shares to drilling contractorKodal Minerals, the mineral development and exploration company owning extraction and exploration licences in Norway, announces that it has issued 26,570,886 new ordinary shares of 0.03125 pence each ("Ordinary Shares") at a price of 0.158 pence per Ordinary Share to its drilling contractor as part payment under the drilling contract.The contractor was engaged to undertake a 2,000 metre drilling programme at the Grimeli Project. The drilling has now been completed and this share issue represents the second share payment under the drill contract. A further and final share payment will be made in due course.
oilbuy
25/6/2015
11:45
Looks like news on its way
zed2002
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