Ferrexpo Share Discussion Threads

[geckotheglorious] 23/4/2024 20:58

Masergt

I'm guessing you want a senile demented old fool; winning in November - to the detriment of the security of the Western World.

Why were all these theatres of war so so quiet in 2016 - 2020????

And theyve suddenly ALL booted off in the last 3 years???

Weak senile demented(and thus predictable) old fool in White House is why.

[thomstar] 23/4/2024 11:56

Flying as expected

[kemche] 23/4/2024 10:59

Nice bowl.

[geckotheglorious] 23/4/2024 10:44

Decent Q1 has to be said...

"Our operations have delivered an exceptional first quarter performance, with a 203% increase in total production compared to the previous quarter, to over two million tonnes of iron ore pellets and concentrate. This is our best quarterly performance since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine and is a tribute to the significant contribution of our workforce that has worked tirelessly since February 2022 to maintain operations in exceptionally challenging conditions," said Executive Chair Lucio Genovese.

During the quarter, we were once again able to export from Ukrainian ports, allowing us to export larger volumes to Europe and resume sales to MENA and Asian customers.  It has taken considerable effort to restart these exports, so we are grateful to our teams on site, at port and to the many logistics providers and authorities that have helped achieve this.

[ramnik007] 23/4/2024 10:20

I would have expected share price to be near 60p +. Does some big seller be out at all costs?

[r9505571] 23/4/2024 09:20

Our operations have delivered an exceptional first quarter performance, with a 203% increase in total production compared to the previous quarter, to over two million tonnes of iron ore pellets and concentrate

[loganair] 23/4/2024 08:58

stock - you mean the U.S. passed another aid package for U.S. companies.

!/3rd of the loan is going to be spent in the U.S., 1/3rd will be for Zelensky and his Cronies and for running the Ukrainian government while the final 1/3rd will be spend over a 12 plus month period = less then $1bln per month.

[cyberbub] 23/4/2024 08:38

Agreed production is going great. But any observer knows that a destructive invading army is not far away, and that if Putin (despite this week's new military funding, which will probably only be enough to 'hold the line' for a year) captures the plant, or bombs it to hell just because he can, then shareholders can kiss goodbye to their money...Frankly I'm surprised he hasn't destroyed it already. Only for short term traders IMO, until the murderous Orcs are hopefully eventually thrown out of Ukraine.

[stockhunters] 23/4/2024 08:21

production has never been the issue

ukraine just got another massive funding package from the US and Europe

lawfare will continue to hit fxpo hence the recent drop

[bigbigdave] 23/4/2024 08:03

Agreed, should rocket

[trader465] 23/4/2024 07:50

Should see a nice rise here today

[bigbigdave] 23/4/2024 07:06

"Our operations have delivered an exceptional first quarter performance, with a 203% increase in total production compared to the previous quarter, to over two million tonnes of iron ore pellets and concentrate.This is our best quarterly performance since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine and is a tribute to the significant contribution of our workforce that has worked tirelessly since February 2022 to maintain operations in exceptionally challenging conditions.

[alex1978uk] 22/4/2024 14:34

Going to take months to arrive loganair???

hxxps://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/u-s-set-to-equip-ukraine-with-atacms-missiles-in-new-military-aid-package/ar-AA1noHwu?ocid=msedgdhp&;pc=U531&cvid=150915d76c1341c9897cde2115adb7e8&ei=28

[loganair] 22/4/2024 10:08

I'm not due to so much uncertainty of where Ferrexpo will be in 3 months time, let alone a year from now.

[ramnik007] 22/4/2024 09:05

Surprised vol not higher

[loganair] 22/4/2024 08:18

The Abraham tanks were supposed to be a game changer for the Ukrainians - were not...

The Bradley fighting vehicles were supposed to be a game changer for the Ukrainians - were not...

The F16's were supposed to be a game changer for the Ukrainians - were not...and why...were all old and out of date, the airframes of many were no longer fit to fly in combat conditions.


The Ukrainians are currently short of circa 250,000 men just to be able to hold the Russians were they currently are and there is not a lot the Ukrainian government can do about getting a further 1/4 million men into the army to be ground up in the meat grinder.

[loganair] 21/4/2024 21:27

When it comes to what is happening in the Ukraine conflict and also the Wests, especially the U.S and CIA involvement over the many years in the Ukraine, there seems to be too many people who are disconnected from reality.

I understand out of the $61bln loan package to the Ukraine, only $14bln is for military. It seems reasonable to say that 50% of this $14bln military stuff will either not work or will be sold on the black market by the Ukrainians etc.

What is left will take up to a full year to fully come through = less than $1bln per month of fully working military equipment for the Ukraine...How can this be a game changer?

[loganair] 21/4/2024 20:38

alex - showing me hostile displeasure because you feel I've wronged you...