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GVM Gvm Metals

72.81
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 01:00:00
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Gvm Metals LSE:GVM London Ordinary Share AU000000GVM1 ORD NPV
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 72.81 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
03/12/2007
19:14
drewz,

done sir! Thread header a bit sparce atm and obviously no news/charts yet but I will add some company detail later.

e-boffin and others,

New GVM > CZA thread link below,

gardenboy
03/12/2007
17:16
Gardenboy, any chance of a new thread under the new ticker, please?
drewz
03/12/2007
11:31
Effective tomorrow, 4 December 2007, Coal of Africa Limited will trade under the
AIM code: CZA.

So, who is going to start a new thread?

e-boffin
02/12/2007
18:03
I THINK YOU'RE ON THE WRONG THREAD!!!
wh4tever99
01/12/2007
15:39
HI ALL WOT DO U THINK OF GCM ?
derano
29/11/2007
11:12
Good to hear from you at last, gardenboy, (it must be something like 3 months with no posts?)!

Hope you are well and prospering.

drewz
29/11/2007
10:17
Hi e-boffin,gardenboy,I have been with this company a long time,watching quietly.Glad it is quiet I think that can be a good sign,things looking good,and no riff wraff.Found it via a uranium bb last year.
cheers Bob.

bob alan
29/11/2007
09:26
gardenboy

Great to hear from you. It was feeling lonely.

An excellent start to the day. That 200k buy at 74p shows there are some serious people interested in this company even if the wider ADVFN BB hasn't woken up to it yet. The shares were marked up even before trading started so the buy was no doubt already on the books.

e-boffin
29/11/2007
09:17
e-boffin, drewz,

Still here but working hard ( like GVM ! ) so not posting much on any boards. Great performance eh !

gardenboy
29/11/2007
08:07
Morning Drewz

We seem to be the only ones here. I have no idea why. Up again from the start this morning. Great share with a long way to go yet.

e-boffin
29/11/2007
00:00
It's working hard to get back on the trend it fell out of in May/June:


free stock charts from www.advfn.com

drewz
28/11/2007
16:27
This is a bloody cracking share. I cannot believe the lack of interest on this BB. However, there are clever people out there who have been buying shed loads. Obviously, they don't need to talk about it.
e-boffin
28/11/2007
10:39
Well I reckon that 150k was a buy so looking good.

EDIT: The trades at 69.875 are buys as well.

e-boffin
28/11/2007
10:00
Fantastic progress.

This could well be a £1bn market capitalised coal company by 2010, renamed as it will be "Coal of Africa".

When Simon Farrell says the future is "very, very exciting", I take that to mean the company is projected to be throwing off shed loads of cash and making EBITDA well in excess of £100m per annum by 2010-2011.

Wish I had more shares in GVM than I have. Worth being overweight here.

drewz
28/11/2007
08:01
More solid progress by the look of the update. Good company this one.
e-boffin
21/11/2007
13:10
drewz

Thanks for that. I will take a look at Petmin.

Back to GVM now!!!

e-boffin
21/11/2007
13:01
e-boffin,

I had a look at CDN a while back but didn't feel it had the growth profile I was looking for.

Petmin (PTMN) is looking interesting though, recently listed on AIM, but has been listed in JHB for 20 years or so.

They are restructuring and on a growth curve to build their coal assets under new leadership. I am not in there yet but watching and researching.

drewz
21/11/2007
12:57
drewz

I also agree about CHL. Am not so sure about CDN. Any view would be welcome. Sorry about the off topic but it is coal related.

e-boffin
21/11/2007
12:40
Even though a lot of oil juniors have been knocked back badly in this latest bout of sub-prime market nerves, coal plays have stayed strong and even ticked higher.

Bodes well for the next couple of years, since I expect coal prices to keep rising and the value of GVM and CHL's assets to keep rising.

Add into the mix the fact that both companies over the next 3 years will move from just 'exciting potential' to strong cash flow and dividend payments and there is plenty to look forward to.

drewz
21/11/2007
09:51
Little Minx

Certainly a good one to watch. I have a feeling that the 65p placing price could be the floor and share price will rise from here. However, I am waiting till the shares are issued and see which way things go. That wedge of cash certainly gives them a chance to really start this company moving.

e-boffin
21/11/2007
08:29
Had this one on watch for ages.

Anybody with some updates. NOticed the share placing went well for the funding for future growth.

Also interesting large trade this morning.

Looking back at a couple of the rns's as well, do I assume that the current shares are quite tightly held too?

Any help or comments would be appreciated.

Thanks.

little minx
06/11/2007
13:16
drewz

Thanks for that. I will do some more research but it certainly looks interesting.

e-boffin
06/11/2007
12:46
I don't know e-boffin. I have cross referenced this thread with my other junior coal play - CHL - to try and promote some involvement, but no-one seems interested in GVM for some reason.

GVM is doing a brilliant job carving out a strategic role for itself in South Africa's coal industry.

It has featured in the premium breakouts chart for some time now, but even that has not attracted new interest.

Doesn't get much media coverage either despite its outstanding growth performance.

At all events, as long as they keep building the company towards substantial production and cash flow in 2009, I don't think the lack of UK interest matters that much. They are well supported in Aus and Jhb.

Having said that, the volume of shares being traded on AIM has picked up markedly in the last few days. Looks like institutional stake building.

drewz
06/11/2007
12:16
Chart looks good. Why so little interest here?
e-boffin
26/10/2007
03:41
India wants to buy more SA coal
gardenboy
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