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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Stratmin Global | LSE:STGR | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B9276C59 | ORD 0.01P |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 1.125 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
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13/7/2016 21:59 | Best to ignore our resident troll grumpster, who clearly doesn't hold any shares.No long term holder would be repeatedly talking the share down over months if he needed a "4.6p" to bail as he claims.No sane investor would continue constantly churning negativity about their own investment on a public Bulletin board when it serves no purpose. | illuminati1 | |
13/7/2016 19:59 | There is many a true word spoken in jest.... Extracts from one of Comet5d's over-pasted posts. ==================== 13 Jul'16 - 11:48 - 7627 of 7630 1 0 The GAME CONTINUES AS PREDICTED MANY MONTHS AGO lol Bass deal disgraceful theft, thieving aussies have stolen the company, fraud, criminal act, scam, crooks,...... ==================== I would absolutely agree with every single word you have written there Comet.........you sum it up perfectly. | thegrumpster | |
13/7/2016 19:47 | Look at it from Tirupati's point of view. STGR may have a listing that may be of use, but what else? Virtually only the money to cover salaries owed to directors.....IMO if that much. STGR will have no producing asset to raise money against having given it away. All they have is the promise of some money from the proven to be unreliable Bass at some time in the future....maybe. 12 -18 months according to phone call information fed through the shepherds. Wouldn't they be rather more sensible to transfer any possible joint venture to Bass? Bass will have money and a producing asset that can be leveraged. Unlike those no-hopers at STGR, who effectively will have sweet FA to offer Tirupati..... or anyone else. Some cash that is spoken for.... few promises of a perhaps bit more....perhaps a bit later .....and what? Marvin.....the other joint director (at the time)involved in this little "deal", probably had a very good idea which company was intended to come out on top when he hoofed it over to BSM. If STGR gets kicked off AIM for malingering, will Bass have to cough up anything more? That's maybe on the off chance that Tirupati doesn't want the listing, after all. Stitched up like a kipper. As the saying goes. So were our directors really working in our interests, or BSM's interests, even if they were postponing salary payment, when they came up with this little wheeze? | thegrumpster | |
13/7/2016 11:57 | LSE9 million pound package vs Market cap of 2.4mBass Metals is offering us a total bid package in cash, shares and royalties valued at A$16.3 million. Thanks to the improved exchange rate this deal is now valued at £9.4 million ~5.8pBut looking at recent performance of Bass (up +90% on tranche1!) this will increase further. Bass metals just raised A$5.5 million so will be fully funded going ahead, which is needed to quickly expand graphmada's production. Which means Stratmin will receive Bass share package worth A$8 million (tranche 2 and 3) within the next 12-18 months.Experienced Aussie Graphite investors are loving the Graphmada/Stratmin asset, despite major capital raise share price holding up well at 1.9c. Talk of +$100m Market cap once deal completes.Just visit the Bass metals bbhTTp://hotcopper.c | illuminati1 | |
13/7/2016 11:02 | Comet...Have you had a lobotomy.....or are you completely blind, idiot!!! | beeezzz | |
13/7/2016 07:30 | You might miss an ASOS? Never invest in an aim stock AT THE WRONG TIME! I bought mine at 1.9p and im hopeing i might make a turn, maybe not though. | escapetohome | |
13/7/2016 07:21 | Lesson learned - NEVER invest in an AIM stock | pictureframe | |
12/7/2016 19:41 | Yes grump it defies belief the theft that is ongoing on STGR they have stolen an asset which has had £36m spent on building up a company which now produces a 94% graphite product unbelievable that this is allowed to continue on AIM with the FCA watching this fraud in place they cannot say that they have no knowledge of this fraudulent action. | wskill | |
12/7/2016 19:34 | But they've said they'll take shares as per RNS? A lot of things have been RNS'd. Various agreements with Bass over the last year, for example. | thegrumpster | |
12/7/2016 19:29 | Actually that might need correcting, as another £500k is going on clearing various outstanding bits and bobs. So we could look at it as giving it away debt free for £300k. Final outstanding salary for Brett and Co could possibly cover the last bit, at a push, even though they have vowed to take their dues in shares? That at least is reassuring. Nothing like starting from virtual zero again. And there is always the future payments from the proven to be trustworthy BSM to look forwards to, in a year or so. Give illuminati something to ramp on about. Don't want him reduced to lurking round the labour exchange, after all his hard work. | thegrumpster | |
12/7/2016 19:13 | On the plus side the money already coughed up by BSM is effectively going back to them. Spent on a new generator and other things wasn't it? A working graphite mine and customers for only £750k up front....and nothing more to pay for 12-18 months? Bargain of the century. Shows what a management acting in the interests of shareholders can achieve, when they put their minds to it. Bonuses all round? | thegrumpster | |
11/7/2016 22:47 | STGR tipped by doc today. | illuminati1 | |
11/7/2016 22:45 | Best to ignore our resident troll grumpster, who clearly doesn't hold any shares.No long term holder would be repeatedly talking the share down over months if he needed a "4.6p" to bail as he claims.No sane investor would continue constantly churning negativity about their own investment on a public Bulletin board when it serves no purpose. | illuminati1 | |
11/7/2016 21:13 | Look at STGR on Google Finance, on a one day scale with the line chart. The five biggest trades have bought the share price down. Much smaller trades then push it back up. (They're total trades over two minute periods, not individual trades. So they may not exactly match what is reported elsewhere) Someone is still selling. | thegrumpster | |
11/7/2016 20:57 | escapetohome 11 Jul'16 - 21:26 - 7613 of 7614 0 0 UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP TODAY!!!!!!!!!!! Put that in your pipe the grumpster and smoke it -------- up , hooray. -------------------- Up 7.69% with a 33% spread. (Lse) You can go eeeehhhaaaa if you want. | thegrumpster | |
11/7/2016 20:26 | UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP TODAY!!!!!!!!!!! Put that in your pipe the grumpster and smoke it -------- up , hooray. | escapetohome | |
11/7/2016 20:24 | "An upward share price answers the bear argument" Might just mean large sellers like EIM are taking a pause to draw people in. -------------------- CEO phone call posts. Mars2050 starts off by seeming to be a copy of jimbobs post, he normally just cut and pastes, but it isn't. There is more information. They both had phone calls. Bit adventurous for Mars. Or they are associated and there was more information to get across to investors? ------------- jimbobtechstock Price: 1.625 CEO phone call Fri 12:16 Brett was courteous enough to spend almost an hour on the phone with me. I told him I was disappointed with the market reaction to the deal so far. The driving force behind the deal is that the initial concentrator plant was not done right. One thing Loharano-Mahefadok license areas need to be profitable is a decent concentrator. We couldn't raise that kind of capital on LSE due to the past history of the company and lack of enthusiasm for graphite. Graphite is hard to invest in because each license area produces different characteristics suitable for different uses and the pricing is pretty much opaque in the market. To invest in graphite one needs to undertake research and DD and they struggled to find an investment partner in London. So they went to ASX. The deal is the deal - the full value will be unlocked IMO. The output figures published by Bass for 2016 are low because there has been a focus on process and refinement in order to finalise the design for the new concentrator. That is not indicative of whether we would meet Tranche 2 criteria. Bass Metals are absolutely driven to increase output ASAP. Bass is also being driven by its funding partners to increase output ASAP. Once plant is acquired and in place there are no further foreseeable technical hurdles to meeting Tranche 2. Tranche 3 will need to double output - so same again but from second new concentrator. But the new concentrator is double the design capacity of the initial concentrator (that we are now calling the "pilot plant" because when they built it they didn't really know how it would perform). So the technical challenge is to build a new concentrator plant without being saddled by existing design decisions, using expertise from Tirupati who already have their plant running successfully in India in their Indian projects, and get this new plant to produce the same as the old plant, over a 3-month window. Together that's 2x 1250 tonnes over 3 months = 2,500 tonnes. Deadlines for tranche criteria are 18 months and 32 months respectively and work is already underway. On the other risks going forwards, there is a lot of effort currently going into finalising a deal for JV mine that will maintain our listing. It will be a PITA to be swapping an operational mine for a new development but at the same time the new development will be greenfield, and built using Tirupati's extensive expertise, So again the JV mine will be built learning lessons from Loharano, just like the Mahefadok expansion. Sounded very much like there is a solid plan here - market reaction - muted after yesterday's circular -------------------- iii Mars 2050 Sat 16:13 Buy CEO reply Mars_2050 Brett was kind enough to reply to my concerns via email and has allowed it to be shared. Stratmin is continuing with their collaboration with Tirupati India and are going ahead with the Vatomaina joint venture as advertised. Shishir Poddar is going to be actively involved in Graphmada to ensure Stratmin gets to the milestones and secures the follow on payments. Selling Graphmada to Bass gives Stratmin the funding to clean up the balance sheet and fully fund the development of a purpose built 12,000 tpa graphite operation in joint venture with Tirupati. STGR will take ownership to over 50% and potentially even acquire 100% and therefore maintain the listing on AIM. They will also have follow on funding of A$8m coming through from Bass over the next 12-18 months. So they have swapped a mine and pilot plant that has permanent limitations due to original design flaws for a comparable resource and brand new purpose built plant that will likely be the lowest CAPEX and OPEX per ton graphite producer in the world, operated by graphite experts in Tirupati with more than 30 years experience, that have a proven ability to sell every ton they produce. They will be assisting Bass every step of the way to maximise the value of their equity position. In addition, from Q1 next year STGR will be taking 2.5% royalty payments. This gives them a risk free revenue source while they progress Vatomaina to production and sales. The excess capital will be applied to other projects and, as advertised, they have been flat out analysing other opportunities, including further partnership with Tirupati to develop advanced graphite product manufacturing with them in India. Once this deal settles after the EGM, Shishir and Brett will be making good on their commitment to take all their fees in equity so shareholders can see they are fully committed and fully aligned. He also apologised for the length of time it has taken to get this deal done and knows it has been a frustration for all of the shareholders. He suspects there will be the usual sceptics in the market, but being in a position where they are internally funded they can afford to ride them out. They will also discuss in the near future with media and brokers the plan to rebuild STGR and capturing all the value on the table. Hope this helps Great welcome to new investors arriving on this board! GLA -------------------- | thegrumpster | |
11/7/2016 07:03 | An upward share price answers the bear argument | escapetohome | |
11/7/2016 06:55 | STGR interest is growing and a lot of talk this weekend on this one on twitter. Expecting a big move soon. | comet5d | |
10/7/2016 13:01 | Great minds discuss ideasAverage minds discuss eventsSmall minds discuss people | comet5d |
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