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MAC Marechale Capital Plc

1.40
0.00 (0.00%)
18 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Marechale Capital Plc LSE:MAC London Ordinary Share GB0005401087 ORD 0.8P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1.40 0.00 07:32:19
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
1.30 1.50 1.40 1.40 1.40
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Investment Advice 376k -426k -0.0040 -3.50 1.48M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 1.40 GBX

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Posted at 18/3/2024 08:20 by Marechale Capital Daily Update
Marechale Capital Plc is listed in the Investment Advice sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker MAC. The last closing price for Marechale Capital was 1.40p.
Marechale Capital currently has 105,899,581 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Marechale Capital is £1,482,594.
Marechale Capital has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -3.50.
This morning MAC shares opened at 1.40p
Posted at 30/1/2024 07:36 by still waiting
Alk still on track.

Can Mac deliver ?
Posted at 18/1/2024 10:51 by gepetto100
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
Posted at 18/1/2024 10:46 by gepetto100
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
Posted at 16/1/2024 15:34 by kaos3
can not figure it ... is it back to MAC stone or ice age
Posted at 05/12/2023 07:45 by 1savvyinvestor
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
Posted at 05/10/2023 10:52 by gepetto100
Hamish is an associate with MACI called MAC to ask if/who was attending MAC CEO called back - 'was very excited about Weardale Lithium and MAC as a 'major investor' - "exciting times lay ahead"
Posted at 30/9/2023 07:51 by coley15
On that basis (notwithstanding all other elements) you could argue that MAC is woefully undervalued at a share price of just 2p .....
Posted at 03/9/2023 11:03 by kaos3
what value did they create last year

what value did they create out of Luke Johnson connections

what value did they create out of LJ cash

how many new customers did they acquire

what value will they/are/ create out of latest shares sold

what exactly will be the acuired expertise used for in exact terms /ok - digitalisation/ and how MAC will benefit

will be experise avaible to MAC for free or MAC will return cach gained from selling new shares back to the buyer of the shares in exchange for the digitalization expertise /would be better to simply buy it directly and not dilluting us in the process for the same result/
Posted at 17/7/2023 17:34 by baz9707
It is always good taking profit but at 1.8m mkt cap and assets to back it nill debt and a decent investor base 2p is pretty cheap.

Main part of recent news was Patricks statement -

We are delighted Chris is investing at a premium to our share price, having reviewed the value of our investment portfolio as well as joining our board. Following his success at Stubben Edge he brings a number of new and innovative ideas from digitalisation of Marechale’s activities, to ramping up revenues through strategic partnerships which could significantly enhance future shareholder value.

2 other of news that could pop up and add value Burgh Island & Weardale Lithium:

Burgh Island
Nearly 5% MAC possible value if sold for 15m £750,000
Burgh Island put up for sale offers over 15m.

Weardale Lithium 8.5%
MAC 500000 Shares value last raise 2,750,000
MAC options 22422 £3 and 2290 £5.50
On 31 Aug 2021 the company raised £2,302,848 at £3 per share.
On 15 July 2022 the company raised £674,845 at £5.50 per share.
On ? raised - what next

Stubben Edge Group Launches Capital Arm, Stubben Edge
Chris K launches Capital arm 2 weeks prior to taking stake in MAC who could help digitalisation of Marechale’s activities, to ramping up revenues through strategic partnerships which could significantly enhance future shareholder value.


Let me know and I can send some notes.
Posted at 14/7/2023 12:19 by bumpa33
I’ve been trying to join the dots on Chris Kennings investment and addition to the board of directors at MAC as, unlike Luke Johnson and Akers before him, he is not a serial investor. In fact I can’t find anything else he’s made a major investment in outside his Stubben Edge vehicle.

This is what Patrick Booth-Clibborn, CEO of Marechale Capital, said at the time of the RNS dated 28th June…

"We are delighted Chris is investing at a premium to our share price, having reviewed the value of our investment portfolio as well as joining our board. Following his
success at Stubben Edge he brings a number of new and innovative ideas from
digitalisation of Marechale's activities, to ramping up revenues through
strategic partnerships which could significantly enhance future shareholder
value."

I wonder if that has anything to do with this, interestingly reported just two weeks prior on the 14th June…



what MAC currently have in clients and investments - which aren’t exactly earth shattering - is perhaps not the rationale rather the business he’s intending to bring in. Otherwise I just can’t see where the appeal of Marechale lies for a man who - when you read about him - seems solely invested in growing the fintech business at Stubben Edge/Stubben Edge Capital - which he is doing very well by all accounts. He must see synergies. The mkt might be missing a trick here.
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