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AYM Anglesey Mining Plc

1.35
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Anglesey Mining Plc LSE:AYM London Ordinary Share GB0000320472 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1.35 1.30 1.40 1.35 1.35 1.35 152,805 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Metal Mining Services 0 -961k -0.0023 -5.87 5.67M
Anglesey Mining Plc is listed in the Metal Mining Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker AYM. The last closing price for Anglesey Mining was 1.35p. Over the last year, Anglesey Mining shares have traded in a share price range of 1.025p to 2.30p.

Anglesey Mining currently has 420,093,017 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Anglesey Mining is £5.67 million. Anglesey Mining has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -5.87.

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11/10/2021
07:28
aussiebeach

As you say "Cheap as chips"

I would love to be on an Aussie Beach just now!

hyper al
11/10/2021
06:55
Expecting a good week here, chronically undervalued.
the_sage1
10/10/2021
11:42
Have been adding here, valued as a no hope explorer but with a mineral resource no better described than via a Google search.

Anglesey is developing its 100% owned Parys Mountain copper-zinc-lead deposit in North Wales, UK with a 2020 reported resource of 5.2 million tonnes at 4.3% combined base metals in the Indicated category and 11.7 million tonnes at 2.8% combined base metals in the Inferred category.

The company has been dormant for years but has now come to life with a new CEO who has recently bought £50,000 of stock and is progressing on ground operations imminently.

Cheap as chips.

aussiebeach
10/10/2021
08:47
Thats really as close as the company can get to a timeline to a now funded work-plan to providing essential information to progressing Parys not that reassuring since the equipment and contractor already sourced. So you would be happy if nothing material is added to the Parys progress in the form of the finalised feasibility study for over a year? I would have expected a far more detailed and earlier completion than that.Some folks so easily pleased...but then defending the old ceo who said no more work necessary lets go out and fund it shows just that naivety.
kooba
10/10/2021
07:44
Well it obviously won’t be done in January 2022, take it as December 2022, and if it comes before December look at that as a bonus.
trader465
10/10/2021
06:16
...which will provide critical information feeding into the Feasibility Study in 2022.Thats a 12 month window if you care to read. Jan or Dec ??
kooba
10/10/2021
05:25
You’ve just had an RNS and you’re crying for your bottle already!

Read the RNS for timelines. PEA will take 3 months, so don’t be expecting news until Q1 next year, now go back to sleep ffs!

trader465
09/10/2021
09:16
Hooley was appointed to a newly created role of Deputy Chairman (i presume a non executive role) very much against code guidance as it goes...so doubt has any executive responsibilities.Juno hold 57,924,248 shares assuming they have not participated in latest placing ( would have had to announce) with the new shares in issue now totalling 248,070,732 shares will have been diluted to 23.3%. Juno is of course the principle creditor to the company as is owed approximately £4m as things stand..this is quite some controlling position despite the dilution. But things are moving forward it seems and one has to be impressed with Jo's narrative around the Parys opportunity and that he has aligned himself with shareholders. Interesting also that participants in the placing included Mining funds and HNWI's so improving the share register.Not anticipating any JV until work proves up better indicated resource..would still like a timeline to when work and feasibility study are expected.
kooba
09/10/2021
08:47
I hear the placing was exceptionally well supported by sticky investors who will not be flipping for the usual 10%, the consensus is material share price gains are ahead as, finally, Anglesey is operationally active with a driven and incentivised new CEO at the helm.

A significant JV partner cannot be ruled out either.

silverspoon2009
09/10/2021
08:14
Jo continuing to get the story out therehttps://miningglobal.com/supply-chain-and-operations/anglesey-share-prices-support-its-parys-mountain-project
calmtrader
09/10/2021
07:07
You are correct wassapper.
I think that there was a post when Jo was appointed that stated Hooley was to be vice ceo with responsibility for Grangesberg project and of course then we had the Micon analysis that more drilling was required at Parys to confirm their findings.
This announcement that work will commence shortly at both sites is just confirmation of those previous announcements.
Neverthless, it is to be hoped that the placement of 22m new shares is a sign that jo is pushing on.
It is a shame however that other board members have not committed to buying any of the new shares.
On the plus side, if Juno did not buy into the new placement then their overall ownership falls down to 27% which can only be a good thing.

klondykejohn
08/10/2021
16:44
Travelling back from Dubai so missed this until now. Good news and fits with the general tenor of the conversation at the Board meeting. I stress there were no specific indications there, just the bleeding obvious that the company needs to get on with the job. I may buy some more, but I'm pretty well loaded like Jo and Trader :-)
wassapper
08/10/2021
15:30
In total agreement with you
klondykejohn
08/10/2021
13:24
I’m in no hurry, I’m planning to hold for a year or two to see how things develop across all three assets. £10m cap is a gift.
trader465
08/10/2021
11:55
Stay calm trader. We aren`t out of the woods just yet, but a start has been made thankfully
klondykejohn
08/10/2021
11:55
Stay calm trader. We aren`t out of the woods just yet, but a start has been made thankfully
klondykejohn
08/10/2021
11:35
Let's hope the share price starts to reflect what Parys is actually worth...
benjamin15
08/10/2021
11:10
I have 2m shares, 50p would do me nicely 👍
trader465
08/10/2021
11:07
You might not be far off trader
smackeraim
08/10/2021
11:05
3 irons in the fire here all for less than £10m cap. 50p within 2 years anyone?
trader465
08/10/2021
10:33
But COPPER is king!

:)

hyper al
08/10/2021
10:30
Pigeons

Iron battery tech is fantastic news for storing electricity generation from wind/tidal turbines and solar. Iron does have a competitor, salt water batteries, but the world needs both so can't see this as a real problem.

I see demand for iron rocketing over the next decade.

No point in using Lithium for such storage systems when high energy density is not required. Keep that for cars.

Obviously we need Hydrogen (the green type) as well for HGV's, ships and iron production.

hyper al
08/10/2021
10:23
Market liked the funding then
smackeraim
08/10/2021
10:14
new battery technology using iron\salt\ water
and supposed to be safer than lithium

pigeons
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