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ATM Andrada Mining Limited

4.85
0.05 (1.04%)
03 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Andrada Mining Limited LSE:ATM London Ordinary Share GG00BD95V148 ORD NPV
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.05 1.04% 4.85 4.80 4.90 4.85 4.80 4.80 1,214,093 14:33:06
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Ferroalloy Ores, Ex Vanadium 9.88M -8.1M -0.0051 -9.51 76.66M
Andrada Mining Limited is listed in the Ferroalloy Ores, Ex Vanadium sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker ATM. The last closing price for Andrada Mining was 4.80p. Over the last year, Andrada Mining shares have traded in a share price range of 3.85p to 8.65p.

Andrada Mining currently has 1,580,609,067 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Andrada Mining is £76.66 million. Andrada Mining has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -9.51.

Andrada Mining Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
10/4/2024
08:02
5s flying out of the blocks first thing
purple11
09/4/2024
15:42
#Tin price: 31205 (+2,410, +8.37%)3:15pm London $Tin metal.com/Tin/LME_SN_3M
richyf3
09/4/2024
10:57
Just far too cheapToday 10:27

At current Tin price ATM are throwing off $9m ebitda per year and that's just the tin!!

Nearly all the additional Lithium and Tantalum revenues will be added to the bottom line given their costs are largely carried within the tin production.

Cash cow.

Added to that ATM sitting on one of the largest (if not the largest) Lithium/Tin resources globally...

Will need to re rate at some point

purple11
09/4/2024
09:17
LMEselect Tin 3 Month, USD/mt

Latest:$30,400. +$1,605 (+5.57%)

nicosevos
09/4/2024
08:59
Pump It Up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nicosevos
09/4/2024
08:54
can see this hit 8p again in short order.
hopefully

purple11
08/4/2024
19:15
Indonesia has since the mid 1980's been the World's largest supplier of mined #tin – peaking at 145,000 tpa and doing 78,000t in 2023. A massive fraud investigation is underway, looking at an estimated $13bn pilfered form state owned mining company PT Timah. No #tin has been exported from Indonesia in 2024 and export quotas look set to be limited to only 44,000 tpa. The DRC produces an estimated 20,000 tpa of #tin – 12,000t from Bisie and 8,000 top of artisanal production. Bisie is imminently set to go to 20,000 tpa from the opening of Mpama South. However an insurgency by M23 rebels to the West of Goma has displaced 1M Congolese with the rebels now controlling the main supply route to Bisie. The effect on #tin supply is unclear. #Tin is consumed in tens of billions of end use consumer items in minute quantities – as a coating in a tin can, on a printed circuit board, as a stabiliser in every piece of PVC. #Tin's price inelasticity of demand is extremely high. E.g. an iPhone contains today about US$0.04 of tin. There is no tin price where iPhone sales are affected. New demand for #tin is coming from solar – approximately 70t is consumed per GW of installed capacity. This accounted for 28,000t in 2023, or about 7% of total demand. During Covid demand for consumer electronics went parabolic, with the World running out of some chips and products. This drove the #tin price to $50,000 per t. Post Covid we saw a big drop in #tin demand and destock as consumers had got considerably ahead of average replacement times. From a demand perspective it looks increasingly like a destocked supply chain is seeing resurgent demand. Supply is under threat like never before. Supply chains are destocked. There are almost no new projects. Demand is highly inelastic. I expect to see a peak on this #tin bull market above $100,000 before the end of 2025.
richyf3
08/4/2024
18:15
LMEselect Tin 3 Month, USD/mt

Latest:$29,800 +$1,157 (+4.04%)

nicosevos
08/4/2024
11:52
Are we missing a trick?

"How Gulf states are putting their money into mining"

purple11
08/4/2024
10:14
Certainly is #Tin price: 29225 (+582, +2.03%)9:01am London $Tin metal.com/Tin/LME_SN_3M
richyf3
08/4/2024
08:18
theres alot to like about this one.

Tin price going up is a good thing

purple11
08/4/2024
08:09
Tin 29k lovely to see
richyf3
03/4/2024
19:25
#Tin price: 28395 (+944, +3.44%)6:38pm London $Tin metal.com/Tin/LME_SN_3M that's some move since January
richyf3
03/4/2024
17:08
#Lvcg
- Mostly debt free
- Cashed up for at least 12 months
- Bricklive and reduced op
- Debt converted at 3p .
David buys at 6p (£250k)
Issued £1.7M Convertible loan at 3 p
2 cornerstone
2 signed 1 to sign this week
400m shares.
Interview below

youtube.com
LIVE COMPANY GROUP PLC - Investor Presentation

stocktrend2
03/4/2024
13:22
Only a matter of time before this really takes off . Patience is key along with research
richyf3
03/4/2024
13:22
Very encouraging to see given prices https://www.afr.com/companies/mining/the-country-s-largest-lithium-mine-unveils-bumper-6-3b-profit-20240401-p5fgj8
richyf3
28/3/2024
14:03
March is always a bearish month, with liquidity drying up,
and traders crystallising losses,imo....
gla
Edit, From April 8th, onwards and upwards.

nicosevos
27/3/2024
14:50
Market cap is £68m as far as I can tell!
dunns_river_falls
27/3/2024
14:42
(Forget to mention it, but Andrada also have over $20m of cash in the bank, when it comes to talk of market cap. So £48m, while it's probably a bit out-of-date/inaccurate per se, could be viewed as more representative, excluding their cash.)
lord buffett
27/3/2024
13:26
What you're getting with Andrada is a ready-made, fully-permitted, fully-built, fully-operational, three-battery/green-metal mining operation, about to become extremely profitable (IMO/DYOR), sitting on one of the world's biggest tin-lithium-tantalum resources, with a mine life of some 220 years.

The economies of scale here with an expanded processing plant are simply phenomenal.

lord buffett
27/3/2024
12:02
Not saying your £70M MCAP is wrong (it seems to be widely quoted), but why is ADVFN showing it as £48M?
arlington chetwynd talbott
27/3/2024
08:46
The AISC should remain lower for a while hopefully and current tin price is firm, so hopefully we will see the first qtr in a while where the tin is produced at a profit. At current approx $1,000 profit margin, current profit levels should be $100k per month. Tin stabilising around $30k would be ideal as would mean annual profit of c.$3m even before the ore sorting commences.
dunns_river_falls
27/3/2024
08:36
Tin price recovering so covering the aisc
3ootuk
27/3/2024
08:27
Fair question stockhunters. For me its about the expansion plans. With the ore sorting (after plugging in the numbers provided by the company) next year should be the 1st year where they turn a profit. If lithium rebounds in price and they can add meat to the bone with the lithium strategic partner, it could start to get interesting. I want to see a decent deal with the lithium partner, then I may seek to increase my holding further.
dunns_river_falls
27/3/2024
08:15
despite good results, genuine question what exactly are you getting for £70million market cap?
stockhunters
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