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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Marechale Capital Plc | LSE:MAC | London | Ordinary Share | GB0005401087 | ORD 0.8P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-0.05 | -3.57% | 1.35 | 1.30 | 1.40 | 1.40 | 1.35 | 1.40 | 336,000 | 08:44:13 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Investment Advice | 376k | -426k | -0.0040 | -3.38 | 1.43M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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14/3/2024 08:55 | ? MAC ice age | kaos3 | |
26/2/2024 08:00 | I expected much more. More agility, wit, action. It is an embarressment imho that they can not think of something. Digitalization as expected. My ar.e. Fancy word. To sell the then action of getting some cash in order to keep lights on. It is not just about money to me. The team is failing in creativity. And getting paid by the cash they got from 2 entrepeneurs. Plus 10 % shares gifted to them selfs. Not performing at all for 2 plus years | kaos3 | |
02/2/2024 15:08 | let's see if he wants more. | still waiting | |
31/1/2024 17:29 | That 750k is a buy | gepetto100 | |
31/1/2024 17:27 | SW - happy new year | gepetto100 | |
31/1/2024 16:49 | interesting buy, 1% of co traded there.. mmmmm | still waiting | |
30/1/2024 14:35 | Very well placed to deliver | gepetto100 | |
30/1/2024 07:36 | Alk still on track. Can Mac deliver ? | still waiting | |
18/1/2024 10:51 | I've just read the ALK RNS - I suggest folks read it - looks like MAC will be at the front end of financing The whole process up there is gearing up in Tees Valley and Weardale Lithium are ideally placed and involved Read my last post but DYOR | gepetto100 | |
18/1/2024 10:46 | So RNS out on ALK with some very interesting points - looks like MAC is gearing up to finance DYORTees Valley Lithium's refinery at the Wilton International Chemicals Park in Teesside is a refinery of strategic importance in Europe, having already secured environmental and planning permission, and will create over 1,000 local jobs in the UK when in full production in 2026Weardale is a near 48 miles awayProject financing discussions advancing with multiple potential providers of debt, strategic equity and green bond finance; mezzanine finance discussions with tier one financial institutions progressing well.TVL is in discussions with a number of leading financial institutions for the financing of its Wilton refinery.The $300m approximate capital cost of train 1 is expected to be financed largely through green bonds (for which TVL will seek accreditation) combined with a mix of debt, strategic equity finance and grant funding, all at project level.MAC well placed for financingAlkemy is actively exploring opportunities to expand its downstream processing strategy to other key critical battery minerals in conjunction with strategic and industry partners.Weardale Lithium and the brine a prime candidate TVL has reached an agreement in principle with international trading house Wogen for the supply of technical grade lithium carbonate to TVL's merchant refinery at Wilton.Wogen is a leading international trader of off-exchange specialty metals and minerals, with a long history and well-established presence in the battery metals market across Asia, the United States and Europe. Wogen has an active trading book in lithium products procuring from an array of producing countries and selling into the battery supply chain.Wogen intends to supply up to 20,000 tonnes of technical grade lithium carbonate feedstock per annum, for an initial period of five years. The supply will be sufficient to fill the first of the proposed four trains at Wilton producing around 24,000 tonnes of battery grade lithium hydroxide or lithium carbonate equivalent.Weardale ideal placed as a supplier Weardale Lithium has successfully extracted lithium carbonate from geothermal brines and that these positive tests results are amenable for lithium production. Weardale further states that it now intends to accelerate and scale-up of its testing of increased volumes of lithium carbonate towards demonstrating commercial scale production. In the brine at WeardaleThe above is in the MAC RNS11th May 23 | gepetto100 | |
16/1/2024 15:34 | can not figure it ... is it back to MAC stone or ice age | kaos3 | |
28/12/2023 11:13 | Eye watering detail emerging from COP28 on the supply of critical minerals The long term growth of lithium looks unstoppable they say unlike cobalt and nickel The international energy agency predicts lithium demand will be 13 times that of 2020 and 42 times in a scenario where energy transition proceeds more rapidly | gepetto100 | |
05/12/2023 09:01 | Kaos - good to see you and no offence taken. I think the building of links in sectors they are becoming familiar with fast ie Weardale has distracted them a little from core activities. This along with current economical events have forced MAC to go for digitalisation. That said I think they would have got there anyway, I think the link up with Chris Kenning (and I don't know how that came about entirely) brought it about quicker. I'm one of those that believes in timing is everything I understand entirely about dilution, I'm currently about even | gepetto100 | |
05/12/2023 08:37 | Weardale is a very cute investment... or could be similar to the sold BIO, or F2F etc jury is out so i am just factual eg . without hope or fear PS - gepetto i like your work and am thankfull. i am not having a go... i am just discussing MAC so, please, do not be bothered otherwise | kaos3 | |
05/12/2023 08:26 | gepetto - what would their cash position be if there was no 20 per cent dillution of my holding.... their cash is as such not because of their good work speed of contract ... they make like up to 10 deals per year ... digitalization with copy paste of the contract and due dilligence is already there. digitalization was extremely costly in the form of dillution so pay back should be enormous for a decent pay back and i can not see it done Luke is on board for a very very long time and NOTHING..... MAC is loosing my benefit of the doubt ... are they dilluting just to keep operations on. yes, their cash burn is low, but the idea is for them not to burn cash but to produce cash. as for both enterpreneurs .. they got a good deal so why not do it .... and that is about all. BOD just had to put some spin on it and maybe they used the word digitalization and all is OK. completely makes sense to me. as simple as that. their need for cash was paramount and there was no other option. i give them huge credit for finding those 2 guys and for the spin.... very professional | kaos3 | |
05/12/2023 08:24 | SW - I think Weardale is a very cute investment. To the short termer it's frustrating but ultimately I think it's an explosive one. The amount of infrastructure being piled into the north east that will be dependent on supply such as Weardale without the transit costs and the complicated logistics around the world can only serve as a big plus in my estimation | gepetto100 | |
05/12/2023 08:17 | Kaos - I agree about the trust relationship but I also think they have a healthy balance of that along with the realisation that digitalisation brings in terms of benefits. I like the way they go solidly forward and not standing still Meant to say - they might not be a blinding set of results but ultimately they show a good team are in place and wise to shareholder value More than happy to hold and add | gepetto100 | |
05/12/2023 08:10 | That's a steady as you go set of accounts in the current climate.There's no cash burning which underpins the diligence of how MAC operates.I like the it that they are alluding to new revenue streams in 6 months Digitisation brings many benefits - speed of contracts, spin off financial services and I would expect this to be finalised in the next 6 months Luke will come into his own once that will happen I reckon as his entrepreneurial way of operating will kick in An announcement on who replaced Flight who has gone is imminent- I'll be interested to see who that is, as there's no allusions to a replacement in this announcement All in all a steady set of results- better than a lot of the previous stuff we've seen over the last year | gepetto100 | |
05/12/2023 07:55 | no mention of Luke too glad they are looking for new funding sources. they took a year or more to write that line. good morning. how long does digitalization take i do not know. at their pace. i always thought their main strength is fair old fashion trusting reletationship, support and knowledge. how do you digitalize that i do not know either. they did never explain what exactly they will digitalize and to what advantage. i hope it is not just a fancy buzzword. i have trust into their investments. to be ok but i am very displeased with their past few years work and results unfortunately. | kaos3 | |
05/12/2023 07:45 | The wait goes on for a move that will ignite interest in MAC . Not really sure what the oft mentioned digitisation will do for MAC and what it means . Paltry profits again . Decent cash but they seem reliant on people like chris kenwood injecting funds . Let's hope he can make a substantial change to what seems a very boring investment | 1savvyinvestor | |
05/12/2023 07:43 | No mention of Weardale but they hint of developments in the short term. Mmmmm 🧐🤔 | still waiting | |
24/11/2023 08:44 | Here's the plans - everything due to be finalised and pilot plant looking to be in place by end of 2024 - looking to progress fast - see next steps in the consultation- link below 'Construction starting Late 2024'https://weardal | gepetto100 |
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