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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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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 | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 0.725 | 0.65 | 0.80 | 0.725 | 0.725 | 0.73 | 9,984 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Metal Mining Services | 0 | -1.21M | -0.0025 | -2.88 | 3.51M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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30/1/2024 21:07 | Yes yes yes. We need thus to be 2p plus before any news | spacedust | |
30/1/2024 15:03 | Theres more from Alan Green on twitter today. Angelsey on a Copper Mining project table | kenwrong | |
30/1/2024 11:38 | Thanks for that link calmtrader, appreciated. More good news soon I hope..... Gla. | bodgit | |
30/1/2024 11:13 | We get a mention https://www.linkedin | calmtrader | |
30/1/2024 10:21 | Spacedust Looks like this is getting talked up again, we may get our exit points if we join the club 🤣🤣 | benjamin15 | |
30/1/2024 09:16 | Was there some discussion a while ago about the possibility of geothermal capture from flooded mines via heat exchangers? Could Parys be a possibility with its 500 metre+ depths? Article in today's Guardian re abandoned Somerset mines. | j5thumbs | |
30/1/2024 09:08 | No chance at buying at these levels 🤣🤣 Maybe not but you will have a chance to buy when the share price is higher then just after that have your holding diluted even further....... | benjamin15 | |
30/1/2024 08:16 | Why is it not reflected in the SP? For what reason? They've had decades for value realisation here why has the entire world missed this opportunity? | spacedust | |
30/1/2024 07:56 | Quite a bit of news could be coming shortly, I have a feeling some deal is being completed re the Grangeberg stake, maybe an outright sale, at one time they suggested it could be separately listed. The project is a very valuable asset which is not reflected in the current share price, in his recent interview JB (the CEO) suggested they were hoping to finalise a deal in late Q4 last year but suggested that timelines often get stretched. It is clear in my mind they have finally decided to monetise or value add their outside projects to be in a position to concentrate on Parys Mountain. You have to be in the shares to win, if a deal is announced there is no chance of buying at current levels. Buyers are still nibbling away at current levels which is a good sign. | mininglamp | |
29/1/2024 15:27 | Last time is was getting sold it fell through 🤣 | benjamin15 | |
29/1/2024 14:30 | With the enlarged resource currently being worked on and the improved recovery rates then there could well be interest once we have a PFS. The project has moved to more of a sellable position in the past couple of years far than was achieved in the preceding 20..so i think some credit is due as it goes.You don't have a valuable asset if you don't define it and get it to a deliverable position..thats what is being done. | kooba | |
29/1/2024 14:19 | Simply sell Parys mine off, the board are useless | danmart2 | |
28/1/2024 16:05 | Should get news on hole no.2 very soon | calmtrader | |
26/1/2024 23:25 | They don't need to pan for copper, just throw iron in the existing precpitation pits. The water that leached out of Parys mountain is highly acidic - in the past the miners used to send the water to ponds where old iron would be dissolved and copper preciptated. The proposed tailings areas for the new mine are these areas where the pits were, where the water is so acidic that it could kill birds that land there. Back in the days when the miners used to follow the veins of pyrite - which varied from an inch wide to 20 yards wide, if they hit a fault/slippage they were stumped. Their backup pan was then to look for water seepage that precipitated copper when in contact wih iron, and then follow the water. I have trouble understanding how the old time miners survived the dripping waters (which are everwhere in a mine) when it had a pH of about 2 to 2.5 - that is really very acidic. After the original mine closed the preciptation pits kept going for decades with water being held back and then released into the preciptation pits on 3 monthly intervals. This stopped around 1940 and then much more recently it was discovered a huge amount of water was being held back by corroded dams and valves, and it had to be let go, which was carried out in 2003. See | noccer | |
26/1/2024 18:35 | … panning for copper … now there’s a possibility :o) | j5thumbs | |
26/1/2024 17:58 | "Ha yes it would …maybe send some guys out with metal detectors theres gold in them there hills too , a few nuggets would help!" Might help pay the bills Instead of diluting shareholders... | benjamin15 | |
26/1/2024 17:29 | SO TRUE. any way, thank you and have a good weekend | pigeons | |
26/1/2024 17:18 | Ha yes it would ...maybe send some guys out with metal detectors theres gold in them there hills too , a few nuggets would help! | kooba | |
26/1/2024 16:46 | JUST A THOUGHT, would certainly move the share price. | pigeons | |
26/1/2024 16:39 | How are they going to concentrate the ore to be sellable and how would they then get it to market in any economic way?I think there's a bit more to it even if there is recoverable resources in historic waste. The good stuff is deep underground accessed well away from the historic excavations. I think they are committed to tidying up the site to an extent after the mining operations reach economic limit but much of the historic workings are protected anyway. | kooba | |
26/1/2024 15:55 | I would have thought we could have a basic few ground staff , clearing the ground , loading all the ORE that's lying around , which would cover basic costs. and show some commitment to the OPENING PARY"S | pigeons | |
26/1/2024 15:53 | Biggest mining pnd I'm seen are Xel 1p to 500p Fml 0.2p to 15p Solg 2p to 80p Ngl 1p to 80p Marl 2p to 60p All multi baggers were for no reason whatsoever. Apart from aolg the rest then sank to 1p or below and went bust | spacedust | |
26/1/2024 15:04 | Where are the permanent rose tints chaps. Are their balls shrinking yet | spacedust | |
26/1/2024 13:37 | It be difficult to continue placing after placing for a cheap ole zip wire, far better to allege a copper mine, keep the placings coming with alleged ongoing studies for decades, plenty of salaries and perks then 💰👍 | trader465 | |
26/1/2024 13:30 | They would be better of turning Parys into a zip wire attraction, then at least they might get some revenue and maybe employ some locals 💪 | benjamin15 |
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