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Posted at 24/12/2019 22:51 by moneymunch Current market cap is £2m....!!!Elight to trade on London’s AIM after £6.6m reverse takeoverIrish-founde Charlie Taylor Fri, Dec 20, 2019, 09:30 &n Irish-founded energy-saving lighting specialist eLight has raised £2 million (€2.3 million) from investors and is to start trading in London early next year following a £6.6 million reverse takeover of an AIM-listed company. The company, which is to rebrand as eEnergy Group, installs and manages energy-efficient LED lighting solutions for the commercial sector. It provides an energy efficiency-as-a-serv The firm was founded by Ian McKenna in 2012, a former EY Entrepreneur of the Year finalist, and has more than 800 client projects across Ireland and Britain. The company is now led by Harvey Sinclair, founder of Energy Works, which merged with eLight in 2018 in a move that enabled the combined group announce plans to invest €100 million in sustainable projects over a three-year period. The renamed eEnergy is expected to start trading on the AIM on January 9th following a reverse takeover of Alexander Mining. It also said it has raised conditionally £2 million (before expenses) through a placing of 26,666,667 new ordinary shares at 7.5 pence per share, which will be used to finance the development of the group and for working capital. In the year to the end of June, eLight secured contracts with a total value of €7.4 million, earned revenue of € 4.5 million and generated an operating Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (ebitda) loss of €800,000. The EEaaS market is estimated to be worth £25 billion and eEnergy’s directors expect regulatory, commercial and social pressures to cause this to double in the next five years. |
Posted at 03/10/2019 19:52 by cpap man KAVSP Angel . Morning View . Kavango Resources (KAV LN) 2.0p, Mkt Cap £3.1m – Kavango selects new targets for 1,000m drill campaign Kavango Resources has signed a contract mobilising a number of drill rigs to test targets in Botswana. The drill program is for three vertical holes covering 1,000m on the Kalahari Suture Zone ‘KSZ’ The team plan to intersect conductor targets at depths of between 200m and 400m. To save time and cost, the holes will be pre-collared to approximately 150m with reverse circulation drilling followed by diamond core drilling for better information on the geology below this point. Management are hoping to find mineralisation in a 10km x 6km magnetic anomaly, which is interpreted as a potential magma chamber. The other two targets relate to significant linear magnetic and conductive structures. Water will be trucked in from a local town. Conclusion: Botswana hides many interesting mineral discoveries under a significant depth of Kalahari desert sand. Kavango hopes the use of modern remote sensing techniques will help it pinpoint mineralisation in anomalies of significant scale under the sand. While drilling these targets feels a bit like wildcatting in the oil industry investors can rest assured that target generation is supported by a thorough analysis of the latest data. |
Posted at 03/10/2019 19:13 by snowman100 The clever investors know that the share will rocket on further news of RTO. |
Posted at 08/7/2019 12:37 by amrishbhim So they can screw investors on a spikes |
Posted at 23/11/2018 19:05 by snowman100 To me it sounds like there is a possibility that SiLeach has been possibly poached (or partly poached!) from AXM methods and deals done with Lithium Australia by Accudo? (or people connected with it!)...the company who were set up supposedly to test axm processes in Australia......that whole deal stunk!....the excuse for not continuing after months (with obvious full access to AXMs mathodology..... saying no funding (yet it was supposedly meant to be funded by a very sophisticated group of private investors?!.....I bet it was!,,,,and was kept top secret from shareholders of AXM.....absolutely stunk!!!And now this???.....unbeliev |
Posted at 11/8/2018 20:21 by snowman100 How come commercial ops have not materialised with any company in the 7 years since this was published? If it was a goer then? I know things in the mining world are slow, but surely things should have moved on a great deal faster than they have since then?'June 30, 2011 Firestone Ventures Now Reckons It Can Apply Alexander’s AmmLeach Processing Technology To Zinc Projects In Nevada As Well As In Guatemala By Charles Wyatt Source: Minesite.com Good to know that the technical relationship formed between Canadian-listed Firestone Ventures and Aim-traded Alexander Mining continues to make progress. The two have been testing Alexander’s Ammleach mineral processing technology on ore from Firestone’s Torlon Hill zinc-lead-silver project in Guatemala. The results of the first round of metallurgical testwork were announced back in March. These focussed on selected representative samples with a head grade of 6.99% zinc, and resulted in an average zinc dissolution of 79 per cent. This showed that zinc recoveries of up to 75 per cent should be achievable, and both Matt Sutcliffe, executive chairman of Alexander Mining and Lori Walton, chief executive of Firestone Ventures were clearly very encouraged. As a result it was decided that Alexander would develop a conceptual process flow sheet for a treatment plant to produce zinc metal from Torlon Hill using AmmLeach. The two of them also decided they would widen the scope of the technical relationship to include Firestone’s zinc oxide projects in Nevada. The following month they announced that preliminary stage amenability tests using the AmmLeach process had taken place on two grab rock samples from Firestone's Black Mountain and Antelope zinc properties. These samples, which ran to grades of 15.3% and 16.3% zinc respectively, produced high leaching recoveries. What Lori found particularly encouraging was that the process appeared to work on both smithsonite, which is zinc carbonate, and hemimorphite, which is zinc silicate, the two primary zinc-bearing minerals present at these two properties. Firestone’s 1,245 metre drill programme at Black Mountain has recently been delayed as a result of very bad winter weather, but Lori reckons it is now about to commence. At the moment Firestone has an option to earn a 100 per cent interest in the Black Mountain project from Kinross Gold. The mineralisation consists of said hemimorphite and smithsonite, hosted by Devonian carbonate rocks. At the beginning of June the conceptual flowsheet for using AmmLeach for processing material from Torlon Hill made an appearance and is now being examined by the technical people at Firestone. The study summarizes a relatively simple conceptual operation involving heap leaching, solvent extraction and stream stripping to produce a zinc oxide product. The adoption of heap leaching would eliminate the need for milling, and for agitation leaching equipment and solid-liquid separation. Cost savings would be realized through the use of AmmLeach since no on-site acid plant is required. Lori Walton’s crew is continuing its examination of the flowsheet, but is also in discussions with Alexander Mining to decide on the next steps. These may include further bench-scale work, heap leach column testing and a demonstration scale pilot plant. Even to the non-technically minded, the message comes across clearly that costs will be reduced. Ammonia has been used historically as a leaching agent, with mixed results, but no one has made it work under ambient leach conditions. In the 1970s Anaconda developed the Arbiter process for dissolution of copper sulphides with ammonia and oxygen; and twenty years later BHP Minerals developed the Escondida process in which copper concentrates are leached with ammonia and ammonium sulphate. Another 20 years on, and Alexander is the one that’s cracked it. Costs and technology aside, there are two other advantages to AmmLeach. First, it uses conventional equipment, so minimal changes are required to existing plant for anyone switching to the new technology. If anything a smaller plant is required. Second, it brings environmental benefits in terms of minimizing the likelihood of acid mine drainage and reducing problems relating to transport and shipping. Lori Walton, who comes top of the class among chief executives in Canada for her helpfulness and approachability for journos, confirms that Ammleach will not only impact Torlon Hill, Black Mountain and Antelope, but her company’s other projects as well. Clearly there’s plenty more testing to do, but in the meantime regional exploration indicates that there is plenty of scope to increase the zinc resource in Guatemala. “From our analysis of the zinc potential of Guatemala we believe that the geological setting is similar to prolific global Mississippi Valley type deposit districts”, she says. “These deposits always occur in clusters and there has literally been no modern exploration. We tied up the major land position in the zinc carbonate belt extending across Guatemala and started drilling some of our zinc occurrences in central Guatemala last spring. Our exploration target is not only the rich, high grade zinc oxide on surface, but also the large sulphide deposits related to the oxides. We are finding much evidence of what we think is zinc oxide as leakage from deeper sulphide deposits. From the grade and size of the oxide we know that there are larger sulphide deposits at depth. We are finding that the zinc is very rich in silver as well.” All to the good, but what about the zinc price which will become vital to Firestone Ventures as development approaches in the next year or two? Lori has just completed a round of corporate presentations in Toronto and was greatly encouraged by the attention that the analysts are now paying to zinc, even though retail investors have yet to get the message. The best case scenario is that zinc metal prices will be significantly higher at the end of 2011, and the worse case is that the closing of a number of zinc mines won't impact until later in 2012. The most recent transaction involved Breakwater and Nystar, and that deal left very few pure zinc companies either in production or in exploration, she says. All of which bodes well for Firestone.' |
Posted at 04/7/2018 10:42 by nixalas PUGUGLY: Apologies, as an experienced & well read investor, why would you risk everything including your home? |
Posted at 15/5/2018 01:33 by the stigologist OutlookAlexander will, we believe, begin to benefit significantly from its technological and market positioning during 2018 and beyond. In our view, there is a clear investment trend in physical and tradeable commodities. This includes infrastructure and energy related commodities, i.e. copper and zinc, both of which are already in or close to supply/demand deficit; battery metals for the EV markets (nickel, cobalt and lithium) which, with targeted technology adoption rates are driving major order of magnitude deficits; and grid storage markets (vanadium) and/or the junior mining equities that hold such assets or the technologies to enhance them, like Alexander. This therefore continues to offer shareholders and potential investors strong fundamentals in the Alexander business and in the progressive project developments we are engaged in. Your Board has remained focused in executing its clearly defined investment plans at all levels and given the background of the Company's directors and senior employees, we are also actively reviewing several complementary opportunities of interest in the mining sector. However, we continue to remain cautious with regards to the deployment of the Company's financial resources. Finally, I would like to thank you, Alexander's valued shareholders, for your continuing support and our employees, directors, consultants and advisers for their commitment during difficult times past and for the bright future we see ahead. |
Posted at 08/5/2018 17:10 by the stigologist only come across this'inordinately cheap IMO' |
Posted at 13/4/2018 12:32 by the stigologist From Lunatic AsylumBIKWIK Posts: 211 Off Topic Opinion: No Opinion Price: 0.1275 View Thread (4)Two reasons whyToday 10:10this is going up. The chart....which I will explain and Martin speaking at the Investor show on 21st at 09.40am for 20 mins. Don't know what he has to say, but the timing is impeccable......prob The chart. Stock prices move in cycles....all have their own individual characteristics. If you know what to look for then it helps a lot in the timing of buying and selling. Sometimes the cycles are hard to spot, sometimes they are easy. In AXM's case this has been easy, particularly since Oct 2017. The 26 week cycle and the 40 day cycle (or more specifically 39 days!) . The 26 week cycle last bottomed 9 weeks ago the week commencing 5th Feb. This is not due to top out until around the 2nd week in May. The last 26 week cycle topped out during week 14 (just over the halfway point of the cycle). That coincided with the top of the 39 day cycle, which hit its peak on day 20 (pretty much bang on the halfway point). So both the 26 week and 39 day cycles peaked at the same time! The high of 0.185p on the 15th November was a few days or so before the placing! Remember the excitement in the run up to that peak! Fast forward to the current position. 26 week cycle top due 2nd week in May. The 39 day cycle was due to bottom on Monday, it hit its low two days early last Friday, so pretty close. The peak of this assuming its at the halfway point is going to be 4th May or possibly Mon/Tues 7th or 8th May. That coincides with the peak of the 26 week cycle give or take a few days. Also, we have had five distinct waves from last Novs 0.185p peak. (three down and two up). So that downward phase is over and a new one has started. This all fits together. As you might guess I went long recently! |
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