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AAZ Anglo Asian Mining Plc

105.50
0.00 (0.00%)
11 Oct 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
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 Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 105.50 132,487 16:25:46
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
103.00 108.00 105.50 100.50 105.50
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec USD 45.86M USD -39.7M USD -0.3475 -3.04 120.53M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
16:29:45 O 1,224 107.88 GBX

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12/10/202422:44Wanobi & AAZ69,550
12/10/202420:23One of the largest developing gold properties in Eur or Asia61,541
10/10/202408:15Anglo Asian Mining Charts70
20/7/202212:37⚠️ WARNING ⚠️ 10
15/4/202213:57Anglo Asian Mining PLC - gold and copper in Azerbaijan23

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Posted at 12/10/2024 09:20 by Anglo Asian Mining Daily Update
Anglo Asian Mining Plc is listed in the Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker AAZ. The last closing price for Anglo Asian Mining was 105.50p.
Anglo Asian Mining currently has 114,242,024 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Anglo Asian Mining is £120,525,335.
Anglo Asian Mining has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -3.04.
This morning AAZ shares opened at 105.50p
Posted at 12/10/2024 08:24 by wanobi
Hammer candlestick formed yesterday by the afternoon buying of AAZ bodes well for a rise in share price on Monday if selling is truly exhausted at this price point ,,, so the theory goes :-) :-) GLA Cheers Wan :-)


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Posted at 11/10/2024 09:16 by pogue
You know watching the AAZ share price I do wonder if there is anyone outside of this and the other board actually buying shares in it.
Posted at 09/10/2024 10:51 by wanobi
exactly how I'm feeling jb2,,, many thanx for the sanity check :-) :-) :-) :-)

many will say,,, seen this all before, seen how it turns out and so on,,, and they mean well,,,, but, I firmly believe AAZ is unique on AIM, it is just not run like a plc,,, it doesn't raise cash by dilution, it doesn't like to have debt, it doesn't care much about its share price as it has no control over it,, it focuses on what it does have control over,,, mining & monetising for its owners,,, rewarding them via divi's,,,, they know that being successful every day will eventually lead to the SP/MCAP rising, it will follow in its own time and they also know buyers out there will notice their numbers, potential, skills and so on,,,, and one day they will be approached,,, at which point the share price will rise significantly overnight..... etc etc :-) :-)

apols,,, one last conviction rant from me LOL LOL :-)

Cheers
Wan :-)
Posted at 09/10/2024 09:28 by 2cmb
Yes Wan' ALTN has taken a hit this morning !! I wonder if KS trades it.
Well AAZ also fell yesterday. There are some holders in these stocks that hold very large holdings. They do trade shares,then we also have the traders as well and one has to accept these girations in the small caps share price.
The Analysts always call the AIM stocks as Speculative buys.

As for you ??
Very Lowes and Highs !! Not very good for the nerves IMHO. Anyway you can't blame anyone except yourself if a black Swan event was to take place in the future.
When you are in good profits,I suggest you sell some to be in a comfortable state of mind.
Anyway you know the best for yourself.
ATB all holders.
Posted at 08/10/2024 18:57 by thiopia
RDT was mentioned here a few weeks back

As expected announced a deeply discounted placing. Chairman subscribed for a lot of it personally. 5p


thiopia - 05 Sep 2024 - 14:43:45 - 68709 of 69381 Wanobi & AAZ - AAZ

Very odd for a behemoth like Amazon to contract with any small company especially one with such a ropey balance sheet. I'd guess they have it written into the contract they get to keep the I.P. if RDT go bust so they win either way.


Bumpa33 - 05 Sep 2024 - 13:40:34 - 68708 of 69381 Wanobi & AAZ - AAZ

RDT need cash, they even said it in their TU. Historically their mgt have been atrocious which ain’t exactly good. Amazon contract a big deal sure, but get the funding sorted. Maybe this is the turning point. But ignoring depleted cash balances in this mkt is foolish.


someuwin - 04 Sep 2024 - 21:39:27 - 68704 of 69381 Wanobi & AAZ - AAZ

...Check this one out. Rosslyn Data LSE:RDT. This has been a big disappointment since it IPO'd in 2014. However, recent developments lead me to believe that it may now offer one of the best opportunities I've ever seen in the market!

RDT has 17,659,275 shares in issue. Current share price = 13.5p so Market cap just £2,384,000. Cash? Some but not a lot - maybe £700k.
Posted at 08/10/2024 17:31 by wanobi
the despair,,, yes,,, all to do with the perceived threat from AZERGOV & President rather than the share price or AAZ itself,,, the thought that AAZ could have it all taken away,,, pleased cmb was right and I was wrong to worry about that :-),,,, but now that's gone....!!!

the elation,,, yes, but, although it doesn't come through in my posts, it's a calm, tempered, rational emotion,,, one founded upon an 'eye's wide open' assessment of AAZ and its potential,,, along with the risks..

position size,,, yes,, it's sizeable now,,, but not as big as managements :-) :-)

a plan, yes,,, I have that too,,, but, that's for my eyes only :-) :-) and has various what to do if junction points on it :-) :-)

Vegas,,, that's the bit perhaps I do NOT see with my AAZ investment,,, yes, there is risk,,, but,, the biggest risk as I see it, has now been mitigated...

Adrenalin,,, it's under control :-) :-)

and finally I guess I am NOT seeing this as a trade or even an investment in the normal sense,,, I am seeing this as my owning part of the company and letting my management team run it for me... I trust them and will follow the numbers as they execute our plan,,, if they do well, I do well,,, if not, my business (as I see it) will fail.... very hard to put into words, how I view this... :-)

Cheers
Wan :-)
Posted at 08/10/2024 17:04 by wanobi
this statement, has had me thinking for a long time now,,, how does one find such a situation on AIM,,, I've found, followed others, been in and out of many AIM investments over the past few years,,, but, none of them has satisfied this criteria and hence I have not been able to invest big in any of them..... :-) :-)

"The whole secret of investment is to find places where it’s safe and wise to non-diversify. It’s just that simple. Diversification is for the know-nothing investor; it’s not for the professional." - Charlie Munger

for me, AAZ is as close as it gets (on AIM)...... fingers crossed I/we are right in that regard :-) :-) we shall see in the next couple of years!!!

and it does make me question myself when I see the likes of the MFool saying how risky AAZ is.... what am I seeing, they are not,,, what are they seeing, I am not!!! ????

I just don't get it,,, after all that AAZ has been through, to get to where it is now,,, has, in my view,, made them a far, far safer investment than ever before...

the potential is massive, the MCAP/SP totally out of whack,,, a management team that does NOT dilute shareholders, who views its shareholders "as part of an exclusive club",, just like them,,, divi paying,,, a proven track record of monetising the commodity with a plan laid out to be executed,,, their product will be in demand, most likely selling at higher prices going forward, AZERGOV & President are fully aligned and supporting of them,, etc etc etc...

AAZ behaves like a limited company, not a plc,,, it's being run for the benefit of its owners,,, we are those owners :-) :-) :-)

again, I just don't get why people would not put out the bucket and not the thimble to catch the gold in those clouds NOW!!!, just before it starts to rain gold !!!

oh well, tis not my problem, my bucket is out :-) :-) LOL :-) :-)

NIA, DYOR,,, black swans can still happen etc etc....

GLA LTH's
Cheers
Wan :-)
Posted at 07/10/2024 11:43 by wanobi
just caught up on the recent posts on main AAZ thread and would add,,, any potential acquirer of AAZ will understand that it's not what any of us see now that's the prize, it's the foothold AAZ has in AZER and the potential to go at so much more outside of what we are basing numbers upon now.... AAZ will be selling that sizzle, along with a large sausage :-) LOL :-) ,,,, AAZ owners know the value of what they have achieved, identified already,,, but,,, not just in terms of what's already in the ground to be monetised,,, but, also in terms of being a first mover in the region,,,, any acquirer will have to pay for, buy all that future potential too :-) :-),,, that's why I say 1000p as a minimum :-) :-) and those big boys out there can do it,,, they'll have so much excess cash coming in themselves and will all be fighting to buy new potential, globally... this will be massive imho,,, fwiw :-) LOL :-) :-).... also, it's in AZERGOV & the Presidents best interests to attract such players to their country,,, keep on cementing AZER onto the international players list,, the rich countries list,,, what ever you like to call it,,, all good for keeping the current political system ticking along :-) :-)

Cheers
Wan :-)
Posted at 05/10/2024 10:20 by 2cmb
Weekend reading guys.
A prospective bidder in the future perhaps.
GLA for the AAZ share price action next week.
I think it is still cheap to get in at the current share price.
NAI of course
ATB.
Posted at 21/9/2024 08:18 by stevea171
An alternative gold miner investment idea:
Thor is a LSE listed, under the radar, under valued junior gold production and exploration company in West Africa with double/triple bagger potential from here in the short to medium term. H1/24 net profit of US$40 million, tax free.

Thor Explorations (LSE:THX) Mkt Cap: £127 million at share price of 19.5p.
Also on the TSXV (THX) with share price C34.5c.
Operations: Segilola, Nigeria
Production: 90k oz pa. Unhedged.
AISC: <$1000 oz
Net debt: US$2.7 million as at June 30, 2024.

Thor is certainly not a one trick pony! It has the massively profitable operational gold mine at Segilola, Nigeria, as well as the Douta advanced exploration project in Senegal. Thor is also actively exploring for commercial lithium across large license areas in Nigeria. And now this week Thor has announced the acquisition of 2 new exploration gold projects in Ivory Coast.

Thor has a second project, Douta, that is moving to construction without dilution of shareholders. An updated MRE and near complete PFS for Douta are expected to be released in Q4 this year followed by a part finance part cash funding in H1 next year ahead of construction.
MRE: 1.78 million oz gold, increasing to 2 million oz with latest drilling.
PFS: Q4 this year
Mine life: 12 years+ at 100k oz pa
Mine construction: likely to start next year.

Thor financial highlights for Q2 and H1 2024:

23,588 ounces of gold sold in Q2 2024 with an average gold price of US$2,309 per oz.

Cash operating cost of US$585 per oz sold and AISC of US$802 per oz sold.

H1/24 revenue of US$87.1 million (H1/23: US$81.7 million).

H1/24 EBITDA of US$60.9 million (H1 2023: US$40.3 million).

H1/24 net profit of US$39.9 million (H1 2023: US$17.4 million).

Senior debt facility has a balance of US$6.5 million which is scheduled to be fully repaid by 31/12/24.
Anglo Asian Mining share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange

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