Regency Mines Share Discussion Threads

[kemche] 25/6/2019 17:14

Nigel Burton soon to bring his success from RMS to here. Yippeee!

[seagullsslimjim] 24/6/2019 21:38

or as Bell does with projects - buy high and sell low !!

[the_debt_collector] 24/6/2019 21:25

Now is the time to buy this - typical trolls will try to deter but sub £1m m/cap given the BOD appointees today, with more news to come, makes this a bit of a no brainer IMO.

Of course you cannot buy many online at these levels - buy low sell high !!

[kemche] 24/6/2019 14:28

Junior in charge learnt from the master. More of the same no doubt.

Ettie, will you be concentrating more on the fundraising efforts at RRR and ABM from now on?

And it's a fine mess you have left here for the others so well done for that.

[kemche] 24/6/2019 14:26

"and capital raising ability"

Quelle surprise!

[atinos auntie ettie] 24/6/2019 13:06

The new appointments, albeit non-executive, lend Regency a sense of swagger, guile and gumption it has never had before and enhances the capital raising ability. While it was disappointing that prior management were encouraged out by those who were too big for their britches and unable to share the vision, perhaps it was a suitable time for others to take the helm here.

[kemche] 24/6/2019 10:25

Boom! With the same people still infesting the board and junior taking over as CEO.

Watch these fly.

Like AERO.

Sheesh!

[the deacon] 24/6/2019 09:06

Interesting developments. Disappointed to see that Bell remains on the board, though I think his days are now numbered imo.

[the_debt_collector] 24/6/2019 07:49

New Board appointees Nigel Burton and Ewen Ainsworth (former CFO at Gulf Keystone Petroleum) Joining a sub £1m m/cap company.

[torp] 23/6/2019 15:39

Bell imho has one established Modus Operandi. Raise £millions via dilution, expend £millions in Admin and other expenses. Rinse, repeat. Shareholders pay the price of his death spiral antics. Hence best avoided imho but DYOR.

[torp] 20/6/2019 13:56

Either way it's a total POS AIM stock just like RRR imho. Dead horse that hasn't stopped twitching imho.

[edward hopper] 19/6/2019 16:45

Its not dilution thats the main danger here its termination itself, thats the main real risk.

[aidenabettin] 19/6/2019 06:37

ABM is definitely the main point of focus now with only around 360M shares in issue and the EV angle being pumped on twitter..Massive dilution expected to invest further in KKME..No reason to think this is anything other than a rinse and repeat with massive shareholder dilution

[thecoyone] 19/6/2019 05:46

Have noticed that Mr Pearce has increased his position fairly recently, he is a follower of Paul Johnson who also has a stake in RGM, they control 21% of equity. I suspect something is cooking.

Worth noting that the fall from spot 40p was so fast and subsequent volumes so low there will not be many sellers if it rises - few are in sub spot 30p.

Worth a gamble - maybe

[kemche] 18/6/2019 23:30

ABM and RGM to merge to create a slightly bigger pile of the brown stuff?

[thecoyone] 18/6/2019 23:20

The Deacon

Your point is well made - who will behind the revised BOD & what will be the outcome of the Strategic Review?

Bell & Kaintz to go hopefully - this could rocket if the right new hits the fan.

[the deacon] 18/6/2019 19:22

I think another announcement is imminent. Today's RNS alludes to a revised board taking control and a streamlined asset portfolio. I dare say this will look like a different beast in a matter of weeks. I doubt Bell will be part of it, imo

[barnetpeter] 18/6/2019 18:48

No point in this having a listing now.

[torp] 18/6/2019 18:31

Why are the large holders not taking action here?

[kemche] 18/6/2019 10:56

Good old Ettie - never fails to disappoint.
He only has to look at an investment and it turns into merde. Quite a feat.

RRR and ABM next.