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AXM Alexander Mining Plc

0.0275
0.00 (0.00%)
25 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Alexander Mining Plc LSE:AXM London Ordinary Share GB00B06K1665 ORD 0.001P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.0275 0.025 0.03 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Alexander Mining Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
29/4/2019
17:19
oldham45: Provide the patents have any value they could be sold for the best possible price (possibly sealed tender) and the directors would be negligent (imo) if they did not attempt to flog them
pugugly
29/4/2019
10:13
Not sure of the answer but, if you wind up a company, do you in effect, cancel the patents attached to that company and would that be desirable?
oldham45
26/4/2019
11:37
Lithium - very poor results - Looks like the final cliff edge approaching fast -
pugugly
16/4/2019
22:56
Nortic 007 is a troll, beware.Oops wrong board
discodave4
11/4/2019
16:12
It'll be nice! But this lot never seem to deliver, if something good is going to happen I think it would of by now. I have no confidence in this - just my opinion. Hope I'm wrong.
uselesstrader1
11/4/2019
09:58
interesting buying yesterday ahead of expected lithium audit report.could be a multibagger.
hmv001
28/3/2019
10:03
all the news stated are overdue and therefore imminent.
hmv001
21/2/2019
11:06
Hmm steady creep. Suspect new Nomad bringing people on board. And they are very good as Nomads
temelco
13/2/2019
12:41
News from Kapili Tepe any day
News from WA in a few weeks
News from Julia Creek via EIS soonish.
News could pop anywhere out of the blue also at anytime.

snowman100
13/2/2019
09:08
Weird - no trades yesterday - and today too so far
temelco
08/2/2019
10:36
Multicom Fact Sheets for St Elmo Vanadium Project

hxxps://www.mcres.com.au/latest-news

FACTSHEET Newsletter #1 Saint Elmo Project September 2018
‘The Project will use proven processing technology which includes a pressure/temperature leach followed by the traditional vanadium pentoxide recovery process including solvent extraction, desilication, ammonium metavanadate (AMV) precipitation and de-ammoniation.̵7;

FACTSHEET Newsletter #3 Saint Elmo Vanadium Project February 2019
‘A Water Supply Strategy has been undertaken to understand alternate sources of water including current or proposed water sources in the region. This strategy also considered options which may have broader potential benefits to Julia Creek and surrounding communities, including other potential users in the North West Minerals Province. Details will be confirmed following additional studies. At the same time, Multicom’s engineering team have assessed the processing options to improve the efficiencies of water use where possible. Currently, both pressure leaching and heap leaching processes are being considered, with both options addressed in the EIS.'

Note that heap leaching has only been included in the most recent Multicom factsheet….this February!

Something has happened between September and February, probably with the public consultations to make them think twice about methodology‼

Because of the sensitivity of the water suppies in the area, have they been forced to take the heap leaching seriously as a more environmentally friendly option?

So does heap leaching use less water than pressure leaching?...is this the issue they are looking at or is used water more easy to treat using one or other of the processeses?

Either way, heap leaching at leasts SUGGESTS (to me anyway) less water and easier to treat used water.

Initially, 10,000tons per year!

IMO we could win this contract!

GLA ‼

snowman100
31/1/2019
14:49
I knew the bounce had begun!
batham1
31/1/2019
13:56
WOOOOOSSSSHHHHH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
snowman100
31/1/2019
13:49
BOINGGGG!!!
nixalas
25/1/2019
12:33
Hi, not sure it's a bounce. More like the result of dropping a squash ball from the height of a chair leg?. I hope however, being that the last sells were probably 'shorts', that it will recover. Not tempted by the low Blues yet!
oldham45
25/1/2019
08:21
The bounce has begun!
batham1
24/1/2019
17:14
5 working days to oblivion.
sleveen
24/1/2019
17:11
Due diligence taking time..
temelco
24/1/2019
16:31
The Technology works...its shorting.....she's going to bounce.....it will be sudden and decisive and a hell of a lot of people are going to be caught out with their knickers around their ankles !

Good luck to all those that have had the balls to hold on through the shakediown !

snowman100
24/1/2019
11:24
Looks like last pub in town may have shut its doors - share price falling yet again to a new all time low - Any thoughts of having a whip round and taking private? !!
pugugly
23/1/2019
08:21
Chances any nomad will take on?
18 January 2019

Alexander Mining plc

("Alexander" or the "Company")

Nominated Adviser Status Update

Alexander announces that, further to its notification on 10 December 2018, the Company has identified a replacement Nominated Adviser ("Nomad"). Due diligence is ongoing and the Company is confident that the replacement Nomad will be appointed prior to 1 February 2019. A further announcement will be made in due course.

In accordance with AIM Rule 1, if the Company fails to appoint a replacement Nomad by 1 February 2019 the Exchange will suspend trading in the Company's AIM Securities. If the Company has failed to appoint a replacement Nomad by 4 March 2019 the admission of its AIM Securities will be cancelled. - Also have they got enough cash to pay nomad fees?

Far cheaper to take private but would being private give them enough visability to continue being able to suckle at the teat of PI funding?
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pugugly
15/1/2019
11:14
sleveen
28 Sep '18 - 18:04 - 4196 of 4235
The cash flow forecasts prepared by the directors indicate that the Company should be able to cover its operating costs for a twelve months period, however the minimal headroom in the forecast together with the uncertainty surrounding the Group's ability to generate positive operating cash flows indicates a significant risk relating to going concern. It is currently anticipated that further funding will be required in the next twelve months.


(Yet another) placing soon boys!

----> share price now below the nominal share price value, so a share consolidation and then a placing...probably.

sleveen
15/1/2019
10:47
And yet another all time low - pocket money for any miner if the technology was of any commercial use - When will the lights go out?????????????????????????
pugugly
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