African Battery Metals Share Price (ABM)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
African Battery Metals Plc	LSE:ABM	London	Ordinary Share	GB00BYWJZ743	ORD 0.1P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+0.00p	+0.00%	0.45p	2,668,143	08:00:00

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
0.40p		0.50p	0.45p	0.45p	0.45p

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Mining		-1.15	-10.61		0.2

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African Battery Metals (ABM) Latest News (4)

African Battery Metals News

Date	Time	Source	Headline
17/5/2019	11:48	ALNC	African Battery Metals Prepares Termite Mound Samples For Analysis
17/5/2019	07:00	UKREG	African Battery Metals PLC Kisinka Project Update
15/5/2019	17:42	ALNC	African Battery Acquires Additional Stake In Katoro Gold
13/5/2019	10:42	ALNC	African Battery Metals Buys Into Molopo Farms Project In Botswana
13/5/2019	07:00	UKREG	African Battery Metals PLC Acquisition and Earn-in Agreement
07/5/2019	11:32	UKREG	African Battery Metals PLC Result of AGM
02/5/2019	15:48	ALNC	African Battery Metals Says Operations Underway At Kisinka After Gap
02/5/2019	07:00	UKREG	African Battery Metals PLC Kisinka Project - Operational Update
12/4/2019	11:02	ALNC	African Battery Metals Restarts Exploration At Kisinka Project
03/4/2019	15:25	ALNC	DIRECTOR DEALINGS: Value Generation Buys African Battery Metals Shares

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18/5/2019	23:50	AFRICAN BATTERY METALS PLC - Voyage of Recovery	141
30/3/2019	14:55	African Battery Metals 2018	282
15/11/2018	14:51	African Battery Metals - Cobalt explorer in the Congo (former Sula Iron&Gold)	162
11/4/2018	16:56	African Battery Metals - Cobalt explorer in the Congo (former Sula Iron&Gold)	1
26/10/2014	01:37	Albemarle & Bond	1,241

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19/5/2019 09:20	African Battery Metals Daily Update: African Battery Metals Plc is listed in the Mining sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker ABM. The last closing price for African Battery Metals was 0.45p. African Battery Metals Plc has a 4 week average price of 0.38p and a 12 week average price of 0.35p. The 1 year high share price is 4.75p while the 1 year low share price is currently 0.35p. There are currently 36,303,101 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 604,394 shares. The market capitalisation of African Battery Metals Plc is £163,363.95. Read Full Thread Reply
12/4/2019 10:41	noirua: Kisinka Copper-Cobalt Project - Exploration Commences 12 April 2019 Alongside the Kisinka project we are pursuing a number of existing and new initiatives seeking the highest impact for shareholders and seeking to punch above our weight utilising our now robust financial position in a measured and disciplined manner." https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/african-battery-metals-ABM/share-news/African-Battery-Metals-PLC-Kisinka-Copper-Cobalt-P/79685722 Read Full Thread Follow Reply
28/3/2019 15:41	torp: Back on the LSE Share Faller board today. How many times is that since Bell and Johnson took over! Sells showing at 0.33p to 0.36p. Just waiting for Bell to lower the nominal share price from 0.1p to 0.01p as he did with both RRR and RGM and then probably another share consolidation to boot. Same old. All just my opinion. DYOR. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
21/3/2019 11:57	kemche: I think a fundraise could really galvanise the share price here. Could they buy some assets from RGM at distressed prices? They should also consider diversifying into Cannabis farming as well I think as they are missing a trick there. HNR shows how it can be done and just look at their market cap. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
17/3/2019 11:58	noirua: ABM - HITTING THE GROUND RUNNING - BELTING ALONG 11 March 2018 - African Battery Metals PLC Kisinka Copper-Cobalt Project Update https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/african-battery-metals-ABM/share-news/African-Battery-Metals-PLC-Kisinka-Copper-Cobalt-P/79442854 -- ABM is to proceed with the Kisinka Copper-Cobalt project (permis de recherches PR 12728) and is currently liaising with its geological team to prepare the next stage exploration programme; -- Utilising previous exploration data, modifications to the original exploration programme have been identified to optimise project expenditure; -- ABM holds a 70% interest and the vendor 30%, ABM remaining the operator of the Project; ABM is continuing to review all the Company's existing projects and will report back individually with regard to each project over the coming weeks. In parallel we continue to review additional opportunities where we see potential for considerable value to be added to our business for shareholders. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
16/3/2019 19:43	torp: None of the waffle here gets us away from the fact that Bell & Co have just issued 200m+ shares here at 0.5p. Shares in issue before were 136m, now it's 363m. Each to their own but I would consider myself foolish to buy shares at or above that placing price. Issuing confetti is what Mr Bell has done for years and years at RRR and RGM. Any casual glance at the 7yr charts of either share will show the effect that business model has had on the share price. Utter devastation. The rampsters usually harp on about how all AIM companies that set out need to raise funds through equity issues. Problem is Bell's companies have been running for years and years simply raising and raising as more or less just a way of life. Yet today the companies languish with tiny MCAPS still struggling. RGM is in a terrible situation just read the recent RNS. It's now looking to get authority to issue up to 2 billion more shares !!! Both companies incorporated in 2004. Small wonder many posters over the years have labelled Bell's companies as nothing but lifestyle ventures, existing purely for the personal enrichment of the BOD at the expense of mugpunters who get diluted. At RRR the BOD expend circa £850,000 a year just on Admin Expenses At RGM the BOD expend circa £736,000 a year just on Admin Expenses With little real income to speak of one can see why the SP's have historically been decimated. Dilution to pay wages and expenses. Past ABM holders have my sympathies for what happened to the company but even more so to find it now taken over by Bell and Johnson. Dilution is inevitable imho. Buy, hold or sell but DYOR well. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
04/3/2019 18:49	torp: Yup and I'm guessing another share consolidation to boot and possibly the lowering of the nominal share value to 0.01p if he embarks on the usual journey of devastating dilution whilst others ramp the nuts of speculative projects which mostly end in abject failure. Bell presided over the devastation of RRR's share price and RGM's share price Both had their nominal share price lowered from 0.1p to 0.01p to allow dilution to continue. Both had share consolidations. Both still plummeted afterwards. And now ABM gets it turn . . . Read Full Thread Follow Reply
04/3/2019 14:45	noirua: Copper is doing quite well and Cobalt has tumbled. Demand is rising for cobalt and as Torp rightly portrays to us supplies from the Congo will reduce. The general outlook is for a slow recovery which may well fit in with ABM's futuristic plans. It is really all about the share price at present versus future asset values with PJ pulling out all the stops to get this one on the move. Augers generally quite well. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
16/10/2018 09:28	aidenabettin: Pegasus59How do you know for sure IGS are involved? I know them quite well and havnt heard ivory coast mentioned before although they do work extensively across Africa for the world bank..Thats a big red flag you posted and means lenigas is here. It certainly would explain the share price manipulation and the stock being shorted by his gang of rats..At this low price i would say BUY!BUY!BUY! even with your obvious red flag. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
30/8/2018 12:28	researchanalyst1: The company’s 08th of August 2018 RNS (titled ‘Acquisitions, Issue of Equity and Corporate Update’) stated the following: "African Battery Metals plc, the African focused exploration company developing projects in strategic battery metals, is pleased to announce that it has conditionally agreed to make two separate acquisitions, being the entire issued share capital of each of Cobalt Blue Holdings (CBH) and Regent Resources Interests Corp. (RRIC)." "RRIC has entered into an agreement with RRCC, Lagune and Lizetta Holding S.A.R.L. to earn into 70% of the Lizetta II chrome, nickel, cobalt exploration licence ("Lizetta-II") in Côte d'Ivoire by expending a total of USD 850,000 (£658,000) on the project over the period to June 2021." "The existing exploration licence underlying the earn-in agreement that is the principal asset of RRIC, which falls due for renewal on 22nd March 2019, requires expenditure of approximately £600,000 prior to the 22nd December 2018 in order to maintain its good standing plus expenditure to be agreed on the cobalt-nickel extension to the licence." "On completion, RRIC will have unencumbered cash in its bank account of not less than £50,000. This cash will be available to ABM for its exploration activities and can be seen by shareholders effectively as an additional investment in the shares of ABM by RRCC." "The ABM management team and its newly acquired subsidiaries will be engaging with the government of Côte d'Ivoire very shortly after Admission in order to re-assess the work programme to be delivered." In other words, they’ll assess how much money they need to raise to complete the work programme. "The Directors believe that the Company will be able to raise any required funding." Conclusion: The entry of mining heavy-hitters Dattels and Stalker is a welcomed development. However, until the company can come up with a feasible, non-dilutive plan to monetise Ngoila Nord, Ngoila Est and Ekok (whose licences expire in 30 months time...), and Lizetta II (which expires in 7 months time...), the jury is still out on ABM's current management team's ability to enhance shareholder value. In the meantime, expect the company to raise funds of £1m plus (conditional placing of 40m shares or more at a discount to the current share price…) before October 2018 to meet the RRIC earn-in-agreement and CBH licence conditions, acquisition cost of the Ntam Est and Ngaoundéré licences, and for routine working capital. . Read Full Thread Follow Reply
14/4/2013 08:12	quepassa: Gold tumbled an astonishing 4% on Friday. To less than $1500 per ounce. Now down 20% from its August 2011 peak of $1891 Nobody seems to have a good explanation as to why. Even the gold gurus can't explain the enormous fall given geo/econo-political uncertaintainties. In times of uncertainty, gold is meant to go up. But fall it did. Further reinforces my opinion that gold-buying for the likes of Albermarle and kin is going to be less and less buoyant and that any expansionary corporate strategy based or part based on the recent boom in gold buying is in for a challenging time ahead. The ABM share price graph above from July 2011 to now looks dreadful and shows no sign of bottoming in my view. This is against a backdrop of new all-time highs for stock market major indeces. It is interesting to note that the ABM share price price of £4 odd in late Summer 2011 seems to have coincided with the gold price peak. In my view, the smart money is on-line and an expansion of High Street shops now is not propitious in my opinion. ALL IMO. DYOR. QP Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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