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Posted at 19/3/2024 07:00 by hazl Insig.AI@Insig_AI Insig AI, an independent, UK listed AI business beats S&P Global to be voted the best data provider. This is how technology leads to actionable insights, better outcomes and huge commercial benefits. Best Specialist ESG Data Provider Finalists: 60 Decibels • Atrius | Acuity Brands • Cardano • FE fundinfo • HIP Investor Ratings • Insig AI • Normative • Preqin • S&P Global Runner-up: Atrius | Acuity Brands Winner: Insig AI |
Posted at 03/3/2024 14:59 by hazl 12.02.2024Britain’s manufacturers are stepping up their ESG commitments as the topic rises rapidly on the boardroom agenda in response to the growing labour market, government, investor and customer pressure. The number of firms setting ESG targets for their business has increased by 48%, with around two thirds (62%) of manufacturers now doing so since 2021, according to a new report launched today by Make UK and Lloyds Bank – ESG in Manufacturing: Growth, Supply Chain Cooperation and the Future of Sustainability in the Industry. The report, which looked at the progress, opportunities and challenges faced by UK manufacturers looking to improve their ESG strategies, also finds that more than three quarters (77%) of firms are receiving ESG requests from their customers, but less than half say they have the resources required to meet them, highlighting a need for greater support. |
Posted at 01/3/2024 10:58 by hazl The chatter goes like this. Cascabel is in play with more than 20 confidentiality agreements signed by SolGold and multiple visits to the project for those interested. |
Posted at 03/1/2024 18:10 by hazl They clearly feelit is still relevant as they include, it is 2017 but he describes what they want to do in the next 15 years. It is going to be very different place he says. Meta intelligence food securities, climate change,investors, impact investing. AI Human intelligence will be on par he says by 2029. Be interesting o see how that has differed Patriach to matriach offices. newly created wealth in the East comes from the West. Second generation wealth Aspirations in social finance. Social impact fund. Human rights lawyers who didn't make sense of the approach. |
Posted at 27/12/2023 08:31 by hazl Investor protection momentumIn early 2023, several small-cap companies in the U.S. announced plans to take legal action against short-sellers targeting their stocks. In November, South Korea placed a temporary ban on short selling until next June. The move was supported by the country’s powerful lobby of retail investors, who believe big banks are suppressing share values through short selling. Over a quarter of the nation’s population invest in the stock market. And in September, a judge in the Harrington Global Opportunity Fund market manipulation case against CIBC and big banks in the U.S. denied the defendants’ motion to dismiss the case. In her decision, she found that banks and brokerage firms can be held liable for their clients’ illegal trading, if they fail to provide proper oversight. Banks have previously argued that they’re not responsible for clients’ illegal trading. Lynch is encouraged by the momentum. |
Posted at 27/12/2023 08:29 by hazl Terry Lynch began to notice unusual price movements in Power Nickel (TSXV: PNPN; US-OTC: PNPNF)’s stock (then called Chilean Metals) years ago.The shares consistently traded down at the end of the day, regardless of news, with late day trades often made anonymously. Sign Up for the Mining News Digest Now the stock is stuck in a range of C25¢ to C30¢ — despite a recently released initial nickel-sulphide resource for the company’s optioned Nisk project in Quebec, and a staged deal with battery and defence supplier CVMR to fund engineering studies. It’s not unusual for a junior mining CEO to be unhappy with his share price, but Lynch says Power Nickel isn’t alone and something is amiss in the junior sector. The disconnect between the commodity markets and the junior mining-heavy TSX Venture Index, which is at an all-time low, has reached its widest point. “When I first started talking about this, people thought, Terry, you should have a tinfoil hat on your head. They thought I was a crazy conspiracy theorist,” he told The Northern Miner in early December. “But you know what? I got proof. Man, this is really happening and I’m not the only one that sees it.” In search of answers to the sector’s woes, he formed the Save Canadian Mining group in 2019, recruiting big names like Eric Sprott, Rob McEwen and Sean Roosen as supporters. Now, he can point to exactly what’s bleeding the junior market dry: Predatory short-selling. “We’re in a market where the governments, to their credit, federally and provincially, have put out some amazing incentives for miners to actually get out there and explore and develop mines,” he said. “So really, we should be in our glory years and we’re instead about to go extinct.” Short selling is a legal way for traders to profit from a falling stock price. Traders sell borrowed shares in the hope of buying them on the market at a lower price. It serves an important function in helping the market discover the true value of a company’s shares and has even helped uncover frauds like Enron. But it can also be done illegally, if traders don’t “cover” their position — meaning the trader is selling shares they haven’t borrowed, located, or confirmed are available for them to buy. Lynch and others say “naked” shorting is a widespread and destructive problem in the junior mining sector. Last week he filed a formal complaint with the Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO) and FINRA (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority) in the United States asking them to act on illegal short selling and restore investor confidence in the market. |
Posted at 04/11/2023 16:39 by hazl 'The recent election in Ecuador, held on October 15, 2023, was a major moment not just in the country’s politics but also for its economic health, particularly the mining sector. Daniel Noboa, the newly elected president, is the son of a well-known banana magnate and his win is widely regarded as a favourable development for the mining industry. He defeated his opponent in a political climate that had investors, both domestic and international, keeping a watchful eye on the possible effects on extractive industries in the country.Focus on Extractivism in the New Administration 'The Noboa administration is anticipated to lay a strong emphasis on extractivism during the first 100 days in office. Extractivism is an economic model based on the principle that the exploitation of natural resources like oil, gas, and minerals is crucial for national development. Ecuador is a nation rich in these resources, boasting some of Latin America’s most significant deposits of gold, silver, and copper. Noboa’s approach aligns well with this wealth, fostering a setting that could fuel economic growth through natural resource extraction, and he has placed this at the forefront of his plan to close the fiscal deficit in the country. From 2018 to 2020, Canada spearheaded foreign direct investment (FDI) in Ecuador, with a focus on large-scale mining projects. Mining is one of the key industries in Ecuador, and this trend of foreign investment is likely to continue, perhaps even more so under Noboa’s pro-business administration. His win comes at a critical juncture when four major mining projects are slated to begin production by the end of 2025, initially set into motion during the term of his predecessor, Guillermo Lasso. Though there is plenty of optimism, it’s important to note that the mining sector in Ecuador is not without its hurdles. Opposition from local communities, coupled with environmental concerns and stringent regulations, present some challenges. Despite these obstacles, the government appears committed to fostering growth in the sector and is actively working to attract more foreign investment.' |
Posted at 03/11/2023 18:44 by hazl Recent TradingAs part of our ongoing shareholder engagement efforts, we have had numerous discussions with institutional and retail shareholders. Most of our shareholders are long-term investors with only a small percentage actively trading. Over the past six months, the average daily traded volume was only 0.1% of the SolGold shares outstanding. To put this in perspective, on average, it would take over 10 full trading days to trade only 1% of SolGold shares (assuming the same shares are not being recycled). Given our shareholder concentration impacting the illiquidity of our shares, an immaterial amount of shares traded has a relatively material impact on our share price. Similar to last year when an institution sold down its position and impacted the share price for over 6 months, in the past months another institution is understood to be liquidating their market positions which includes SolGold. Outlined below are the holdings of our major shareholders and CEO: Reported Holdings (Over 3%) & CEO Number of Shares % of Outstanding Shares BHP Billiton Holdings Limited 310,965,736 10% Newcrest Mining Limited 309,309,996 10% DGR Global Ltd 204,151,800 7% Jiangxi Copper Company Limited 180,753,608 6% Cornerstone / SolGold Canada Inc. 157,141,000 5% Maxit Capital LP / D. Bob Sangha 153,366,663 5% Tenstar Trading Limited 121,002,393 4% Nicholas Mather (Director) 89,746,710 3% Scott Caldwell (CEO) 19,407,244 1% Total 1,545,845,150 51% -------------------- |
Posted at 26/10/2023 09:57 by hazl Author: Luke Barr 26 October 2023BOOHOO FACES £100 MILLION MODERN DAY SLAVERY CLASS ACTION LAW SUIT FROM INVESTORS ==================== Shareholders in Boohoo PLC are seeking financial compensation after more than £1 Billion was wiped from the retailer's market value The fast-fashion retailer's shares have fallen by 85% during the last five years Sovereign wealth funds and local councils are among a group of professional investors plotting a £100 Million lawsuit against Boohoo PLC and its Directors after the allegations of modern day slavery wiped more than £1 Billion from the company’s value. In July 2020, Boohoo PLC was accused of modern day slavery after it emerged that garment workers at factories in Leicester, UK, were being paid far below the National Minimum Wage. Excessive greed on every side. |
Posted at 03/9/2023 09:41 by hazl A copied post from LSE Thanks to valuation it is.I haven't checked it out yet. RE: Cornish Lithium financing announcement16 Aug 2023 10:46 In this proposal, for every pound these new investors put in, they may receive up to 15 ordinary shares. For every pound a crowdcube investor puts in, they receive 5 ordinary shares - a third. Although the price offered to both sets of investors is the same, what happens to the new shareholders money before receiving the ordinary shares is very different to what happens to Crowdcube investors money. The new investors will first buy CRPs and receive dividends capped up to 14% per annum, probably paid in the form of shares, so their money gets compounded up over around 4-7 years, possibly more than doubling, before it is invested in the ordinairies, whilst crowdcube shareholders have no such arrangement. Furthermore the new investors are offered ratchet warrants. Source see Ordinary Resolution: 1. AUTHORITY TO ALLOT SHARES parts a,b and c of You will find that the company is seeking authority to issue up to 813m shares (£34,500+£37,300+£9, |
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