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AAZ Anglo Asian Mining Plc

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Last Updated: 08:00:00
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Anglo Asian Mining Plc LSE:AAZ London Ordinary Share GB00B0C18177 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% 96.00 92.00 100.00 96.00 96.00 96.00 482 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec 45.86M -39.7M -0.3475 -2.76 109.67M
Anglo Asian Mining Plc is listed in the Miscellaneous Metal Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker AAZ. The last closing price for Anglo Asian Mining was 96p. Over the last year, Anglo Asian Mining shares have traded in a share price range of 49.00p to 118.00p.

Anglo Asian Mining currently has 114,242,024 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Anglo Asian Mining is £109.67 million. Anglo Asian Mining has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -2.76.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
15/11/2024
18:16
Bumpa33
Controversial I know but what’s your view on AAZ currently?
I really thought AAZ would push through £1.20 but obviously it hasn’t. Good buying today maybe signals bottom of the range for now?
Gilar pushback and commodities losing their steam hasn’t helped.
Lots to look forward to so….

all in eol
15/11/2024
17:57
Further re: AGL, raised in June 24 £8.6m, had £17.9m cash at the interim 30 June 24 - including that raise, loss for the period of £7.7m, down from £9.8m previous H1. Have stated they’re cutting costs leading to savings of £8m to Dec ‘24. Simple math would say they’re probably not far off the cash levels they last raised at, even taking into account the cost savings. Revenues still minimal. Last raise at 15p, not a good look if placing below previous levels, a cynic says the recent share price action is a prelude to another one coming down the pipe…?
bumpa33
15/11/2024
17:22
$36 trillion on the board!!!
brasso3
15/11/2024
16:21
amazing how when Schulz does this, everything is groovy but when Victor Orban does so, he is instantly vilified as a Putin supporter.
Trum's election is going to rapidly switch a lot of narratives & now the likes of Schulz & Marcon & the EU generally are all running scared of Trump and on the quest for brownie points from him ..... will all give additional heft to a peace process.
Putin probabky wants to make sure he kicks Ukraine out of Kursk first though, hence the big tropp build around it including N. Koreans. Putin will deffo want it to be seen domestically that he kicked the Ukrainians out.

Meanwhile, Rusia keeps taking more territory at an accelerating rate in S. Donetsk.

Zelensky's days appear numbered to me.

mattjos
15/11/2024
15:30
I presume they'll keep using the Gedabek/Gadir?/stockpiled ore til Gilar is ready. Can't think that Zafer was got to actual production ready status, just before they decided to prioritise Gilar.

On the upsides...

The flotation plant has restarted as scheduled. It will process in parallel rather than in series, until the Gilar ore is ready. It was due to be processing at full rate from today onwards.

The dam wall raise is going as scheduled. The rock has been finished. The oversanding has been finished. It is now being lined and should be finished by the end of the month as scheduled.

Dore sales in October netted over $7m

jbravo2
15/11/2024
14:54
Bumpa3315 Nov '24 - 08:37 - 70722 of 70730
GROC - interesting news. Can it break free from its ALBA past/shackles?


answer - no. 🙄

bumpa33
15/11/2024
14:48
Thanks for responding at all jb :0)

Oh well [no pun], a fair lot of water to pump out could well explain AAZ's decidedly broad target for ko of Q1.
Could be January; then again maybe March.
My thinking now being:
How much water will they encounter when constructing the production passages?

Whatever, once the ore is trundling, it will probably keep doing so, until the next development phase.
If there's a lengthy hiatus then, they ought to have Zafer all warmed up to pitch in as temporary substitute.

2sporrans
15/11/2024
12:59
Trouble at OPG?!
king suarez
15/11/2024
12:41
@2sp re 61786

Sorry for the delay in responding.
Yes a couple of months behind seems likely to me.
Hmmm. Shotcreting does indeed make it stable, although apparently it's also wet down there which is part of the problem. Googleearth shows a small pond in front of the mine entrance. I presume they're pumping out into that which then decants into the stream leading away from the mine, but of course googleearth is out of date I've no idea if that is still accurate.

jbravo2
15/11/2024
12:39
lost track of that one a bit jbe81 - wasn’t funding a question? Isn’t it always? 🙄 Parsortix is really interesting, but it’s been a disaster for holders…
bumpa33
15/11/2024
11:45
"Wasn't there a cop summit in 2007 where Gordon the moron Brown congratulated himself for "making poverty history"?"

Although i cannot recall that particular pronouncement by Gordo, it does chime with his concurrent claim to have 'abolished' Boom & Bust cycles in the UK.
Well, he can be credited with contributing towards half of that feat.

2sporrans
15/11/2024
10:56
It is farcical, COP28 in Dubai was used as a sales convention for OnG deal making, COP29 was more of the same, they are not even pretending to be interested in making reductions of anything, just to gift money to other countries effected by the rising tides..
laurence llewelyn binliner
15/11/2024
10:18
Bumpa, thoughts on AGL? I mentioned it here earlier in the week at 10p
jbe81
15/11/2024
09:58
Mattjos, it's a priesthood, and whilst it remains lucrative it will attract acolytes, who can strut their stuff on high salaries and occupy the moral high ground! Is this how civilisations collapse?

One notes there's nary a mention of volcanic pollution. But when you're foisting a cult onto the population, it might be inconvenient if natural gas emissions far far exceeded that of industry.

In the meantime quite assuring to see the President of Azerbaijan declare oil and gas to be a gift of God, and that the Azeri's contribution was about 0.1% to supposed CO2 pollution, presumably implying that the Azeri's were carrying on business as usual!

I feel we could/should make a vacancy available for him at Westminster!

lefrene
15/11/2024
09:46
Wasn't there a cop summit in 2007 where Gordon the moron Brown congratulated himself for "making poverty history"?
foetus in your brain
15/11/2024
09:00
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nice rise!!

wanobi
15/11/2024
08:57
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ouch!!

wanobi
15/11/2024
08:54
cough cough splutter,,,, some believe so by the looks of the recent chart shape..!?


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Cheers
Wan :-)

wanobi
15/11/2024
08:52
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YIKES,,, just look at how far its fallen away since we stopped looking at it....

Oh what a game!!

Cheers
Wan :-)

wanobi
15/11/2024
08:37
GROC - interesting news. Can it break free from its ALBA past/shackles?
bumpa33
15/11/2024
08:26
1.5/16p on offer at STCM
mattjos
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