Anglesey Mining Share Discussion Threads

[lookingforhelp] 11/7/2023 23:20

haha...you are such a clown.Do you understand how share based payments work ?Obviously not...you must be too busy 'servicing' your Thai based clients...

[lookingforhelp] 11/7/2023 23:15

I think he resigned from Alien due to governance concerns with major shareholder.

[calmtrader] 11/7/2023 14:55

A bit of volume in Labrador maybe something finally happening

[danmart2] 09/7/2023 19:41

The port at Anglesey is not very big, I don’t think this will have much impact on Parys.

The issue with Parys is it’s owned by AYM who have done nothing in over a decade.

[benjamin15] 09/7/2023 18:56

Yep being open up as a Freeport

[pigeons] 06/7/2023 18:56

evening,
did not get all details when listing to parliament today,
but did pick up that certain Ports around UK are to be given
monies to open up there deep ports, Anglesey being one of those locations

[trader465] 06/7/2023 06:50

“AllegedlyR21; profitable at $85, there’s a big difference. If Grangesberg was economical at the alleged prices why did the owners fail to develop it for 15 years? And why did they dump Grangesberg and its debt on a listed related company?

[calmtrader] 06/7/2023 06:43

Ok so Iron ore for 70%+ fe is around $130 Grangesberg is profitable @85. Parys works @ copper @2.50. Now 3.70

[trader465] 05/7/2023 21:49

I think Kenny is correct. LIM is bust and was a case of directors sending AYM shareholders cash to themselves, Grangersburg is a mirror of that, and Parys is a 30 year old fairytale.

The iron ore price is falling and interest rates are rising, not the best environment to be looking for finance or trying to sell an uneconomical asset.

[kennyp52] 05/7/2023 19:04

What assets ?

[benjamin15] 05/7/2023 14:11

Need to sell assets to return shareholders value I think

[j5thumbs] 04/7/2023 22:10

calmtrader, why is Bill Brodie pulling in $200k+ p.a. Do you know ? Jo is now on the board of Alien Metals - is this some sort of reciprocal arrangement?

[space_dust] 04/7/2023 06:54

Ever since the 1.5p placing Battershill seems to have vanished, he took flak and rightly so.

Like most AIM CEO's like water off a ducks back.

He talks the talk but has delivered nothing except dilution and shareholder value destruction, that trend needs to be reversed.

[trader465] 04/7/2023 06:00

One needs to throw a sprat to catch a mackerel

[calmtrader] 04/7/2023 05:45

Maybe check how many shares he's bought and you get your answer

[trader465] 04/7/2023 05:22

From UFO annual financials. Not bad for 18 months part time work. Is this man working for the benefit of shareholders or for in his own personal financial gain?



23. Related Party Transactions
During the year JJB Advisory, a company in which Jonathan Battershill is a director, charged the Company a total of $33,000 (2021: $28,889) for corporate advisory fees.

[bodgit] 03/7/2023 15:36

My average 2.724p / share. Somewhat underwater... and looking forward to some very good news later this year. Tomorrow would be even better though somewhat unlikely. Gla

[calmtrader] 03/7/2023 12:42

My average now 2.55

[benjamin15] 03/7/2023 12:23

Yep very quiet, has been that way since last dilution, not many happy investors, I'm well down and not adding now.

[calmtrader] 03/7/2023 10:51

Very quiet on here

[bodgit] 29/6/2023 14:02

The silence from AYM on Grangesburg negotiations is telling us something. To make a binary observation, is good news coming 'soon' or is no one interested in Grangesburg iron ore. I would be astounded if no one were interested in it. Wait and watch, as ever.....Gla.

[kooba] 29/6/2023 13:49

"The project net present value of the asset is USD 550 million as per the latest Definitive Feasibility Study, calculated using a discount rate of 8%."https://www.sydvaranger.com/news/sydvaranger-enters-a-new-fase-in-the-investor-processSo $33m for a smaller prospective NPV8 than Grangesberg interesting.