Regency Mines Share Discussion Threads

[60000 muppets] 08/11/2019 10:55

180p in late 2010 (adjusted for share split)to 0.38p today.
That's all you need to know.

[kemche] 05/11/2019 16:33

We need Steven Lundy to bail out the company.

[kemche] 17/10/2019 20:20

Noirua, Was that 92m your buy?

[torp] 16/10/2019 13:58

Last one out turn off the lights, thanks . . . .

[atino] 13/10/2019 22:27

Prospecting for gold just got a lot easier

Looking for gold? Every good explorer knows there's no silver bullet in finding an ore deposit, but a University of South Australia researcher is hoping to change all that.

Dr Caroline Tiddy, a Senior Research Fellow in UniSA's Future Industries Institute, has developed a suite of geochemical tools to more accurately target valuable mineral deposits and save drilling companies millions of dollars in the process.

The tools use data collected from analysing drilling materials in new ways to help locate undiscovered precious metals buried by younger sediment and identify the right drill holes.

"The global demand for copper and gold is growing, but it is getting increasingly hard to find these metals as companies are forced to drill deeper and deeper, costing them significant amounts of money," Dr Tiddy says.

"Diamond drilling, for example, costs up to $400 a metre and it is not uncommon to drill to depths of 1-2 kilometres. That amounts to an $800,000 bill with no guarantee of success, so it limits the number of drill holes. To add to the challenge, ore deposits are tiny compared to the search space. It's a real life, global problem of looking for a needle in a haystack."

Dr Tiddy's goal is to develop new technologies for faster, cheaper and more environmentally-friendly drilling.

By mapping out where key chemical elements are found in greater concentrations, Dr Tiddy is creating geochemical algorithms that increase the chances of finding an ore deposit and decrease the cost of mineral exploration.

Using the exploration tools developed by Dr Tiddy, exploration companies stand to vastly increase the return on their investment.

The tools have been successfully tested at Prominent Hill, an iron oxide-copper-gold deposit in the north of South Australia, increasing the footprint of their ore body fourfold. They have also been trialled in the Yorke Peninsula, highlighting unexplored areas of copper.

"South Australia has a reputation for its copper and gold deposits so these data-driven approaches to exploration are revealing important information about mineral exploration in the state.

"By using these geochemical tools, companies can better focus their drilling resources into lower risk areas. Finding an economically viable copper-enriched area has the potential to generate revenues of up to $175 million a year as well as creating more than 500 jobs," she says.



I’d strongly suggest management track down her services 🧐🙇💭💭8173;

[torp] 24/9/2019 18:37

Finishes 18% down

Dear oh dear !


What a crock

[torp] 24/9/2019 14:06

lol 13% down today.

You have to feel for the mugpunters who bought at 0.059p levels in the last 2 days.

Large sells have been appearing every day for some time now.
People dumping this POS before the lights are turned off imho.

Now Bell has left the sinking ship I'd be worried about the remaining large
holders and what they will do with the company. How likely is it that they are
in this for themselves and not for the wider benefit of all shareholders?

DYOR

[seagullsslimjim] 23/9/2019 19:14

Won't have for long if invested here !

[tomboyb] 23/9/2019 08:59

hxxps://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/richard-topham-and-family-dxrjwq5sx0j

Comedy they were in the times rich list with 40mill in 2008 -

Clearly they have a bit of money -

[comedy] 23/9/2019 08:25

time to get in tom?

[tomboyb] 23/9/2019 07:50

Charles Richard Topham takes 10% -

Apparently family worth 33mill in 2009 -

[tomboyb] 20/9/2019 16:25

0/09/2019 3:47pm
UK Regulatory (RNS & others)

Regency Mines (LSE:RGM)
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TIDMRGM

RNS Number : 1777N

Regency Mines PLC

20 September 2019

Regency Mines Plc

("Regency Mines" or the "Company")

Holding(s) in Company

20 September 2019

The Board of Regency Mines announces that the Company has received today the following TR-1 notification, which is set out below without amendment.

For further information contact:

Scott Kaintz 0207 747 9960 Director Regency Mines Plc

Roland Cornish/Rosalind Hill Abrahams 0207 628 3396 NOMAD Beaumont Cornish Limited
Jason Robertson 020 7374 2212 Broker First Equity Limited

TR-1: Standard form for notification of major holdings


NOTIFICATION OF MAJOR HOLDINGS (to be sent to the relevant issuer in
Microsoft Word format if possible)(i)

1a. Identity of the issuer or the Regency Mines PLC
underlying issuer of existing shares
to which voting rights are attached(ii)
:
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1b. Please indicate if the issuer is a non-UK issuer (please mark with
an "X" if appropriate)
Non-UK issuer
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2. Reason for the notification (please mark the appropriate box or boxes
with an "X")
An acquisition or disposal of voting rights X
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An acquisition or disposal of financial instruments
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An event changing the breakdown of voting rights
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Other (please specify)(iii) :
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3. Details of person subject to the notification obligation(iv)
Name YA II PN, Ltd.
City and country of registered office
(if applicable)
4. Full name of shareholder(s) (if different from 3.)(v)
Name Jarvis Investment Management Ltd
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City and country of registered office
(if applicable)
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5. Date on which the threshold was 19 September 2019
crossed or reached(vi) :
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6. Date on which issuer notified (DD/MM/YYYY): 20 September 2019
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7. Total positions of person(s) subject to the notification obligation
% of voting % of voting rights Total of both Total number
rights attached through financial in % (8.A + of voting rights
to shares (total instruments 8.B) of issuer(vii)
of 8. A) (total of 8.B
1 + 8.B 2)
------------------ --------------------- -------------- --------------------
Resulting situation
on the date
on which threshold
was crossed
or reached 0.00% 0.00% 1,516,894,159
------------------ --------------------- -------------- --------------------
Position of
previous notification
(if
applicable) 9.97% 9.97%
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[tomboyb] 20/9/2019 16:24

20/09/2019 4:15pm
UK Regulatory (RNS & others)

Regency Mines (LSE:RGM)
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RNS Number : 1807N

Regency Mines PLC

20 September 2019

Regency Mines PLC

("Regency" or the "Company")

Allied Energy Services Exclusivity Agreement

20 September 2019

Regency Mines Plc (LON: RGM) the natural resource exploration and development company with interests in energy storage, battery metals and natural gas announces an update on progress concerning its investment, held through its subsidiary EsTEq, in Allied Energy Services.

Allied Energy Services ("AES") has executed an exclusivity agreement with the leaseholder of the Southport Energy Centre ("SEC"), as previously referenced on 24 July 2019. The agreement gives AES a period of exclusivity of three months over Phase 1 of the project, during which time the leaseowner will refrain from entering into any agreement that would prevent AES from executing a commercial lease as contemplated by the letter of intent signed by the parties in February 2019.

The agreement further includes a right of first refusal from the date of this agreement for a period of six months over Phase 2 of the project, conditional on AES making an investment in Phase 1 during this period. The leaseholder must offer AES the right to participate in Phase 2 of the project on the same terms as any third party, which AES may then consider at its own discretion.

Scott Kaintz, CEO, comments: "Continuing progress has been made at AES over the past months, as we move closer to financial close and construction start of Phase 1 of the project. Putting a period of exclusivity and a right of first refusal in place with the leaseholder of the first site protects our interests as we assist AES in lining up the debt and equity commitments required to proceed. All funding is currently planned to be raised through a special purpose vehicle ("SPV"), with further SPVs utilized on subsequent projects.

Currently, there is no expectation of Regency or EsTeq being required to fund a substantial part of either the debt or equity components of the SEC."

Background

The current focus of AES is on a single large development site near Liverpool, where two potential stages of development are envisioned under the name of the Southport Energy Centre ("SEC"). Phase 1 of the SEC is expected to consist of the leasing and installation of up to 9MW of gas-powered electricity generation accompanied by the installation of containerised batteries with 2MW of storage capacity.

Commonly known as "Peaker Plants", these types of plants are equipped to generate electricity and sell into the UK electricity market when electricity prices are high or renewable production low, and to buy and store electricity when prices are low or when electricity generation is higher than had been anticipated. Anticipated revenue streams include electricity trading, Short Term Operating Reserve ("STOR") and Fast Frequency Response.

Current plans call for the establishment of both gas and electricity grid connections, the latter being facilitated by the SEC location's adjacency to a major regional substation. Once these connections are in place and leased gas generators and batteries have been delivered, it is estimated that the site can start generating revenue in approximately six months.

A follow-on Phase II development of the existing site would involve the removal of the existing waste management site, which will not be disrupted during Phase 1, and its replacement with a new waste reception and anaerobic digestion plant. This potential second phase, which would be subject to technical and commercial due diligence and the availability of funding, constitutes a significantly larger and more complex overall development, but provides an additional pathway for growth within the existing site footprint. Beyond this initial SEC site, the current AES project pipeline consists of an additional 3-4 sites that include a mix of peaker plants, bio-gas, and combined heat and power opportunities at various stages of review.

Regency currently owns 100% of its subsidiary EsTeq Ltd, which in turn owns 80% of AES.

For further information, please contact:

Scott Kaintz 020 7747 9960 Director Regency Mines Plc

[the_debt_collector] 15/9/2019 16:55

Kaintz should have gone with Bell for a clean sweep plain and simple - it could still happen - Johnson and Pearce own 20% of this company and have seen their combined investment of, what must have been over £1m, reduced to under £100k.

Why on earth have they allowed these guys to remain - Johnson must be going soft, wasn't he the guy that was one drivers to remove Conroy at Conroy Gold?

Perhap's Johnson has more money than sense - Bell is now entrenched at POW, no wonder the shares will not appreciate !

[torp] 15/9/2019 16:04

ALL directors should be immediately removed from payroll and forego salaries until such time as the company is brought into self sustaining profit. Payment in shares only.

Expenses should be embargoed

Then a forensic audit of the accounts of both RRR and RGM should be done imho

[atino] 15/9/2019 10:47

I want a different, independent, and an experienced chairman 👨‍8188; (ie a externally sourced chairman, whom has NO SHARES, or interest in either RRR or RGM).

We need someone whom will “add value” to these companies - not a muppet (like this Scott Kaintz!) to carry out Andrew’s interests (especially whilst he is OWNING shares in both these set companies).

An externally sourced director, should start with a zero interest...build a stake as part of an employee scheme incentive, when they are feeling confident to add, from the works they are doing for the company 😉🙇👍

[torp] 13/9/2019 09:16

Still leaves part of the original BOD in place. No good trimming a couple of branches. The whole plant must be pulled up by the roots. imho

[soulsauce] 12/9/2019 13:55

Good riddance to Bell.

[comedy] 12/9/2019 08:04

co. changing news???