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AAZ Anglo Asian Mining Plc

127.50
3.50 (2.82%)
Last Updated: 09:22:30
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
  3.50 2.82% 127.50 29,471 09:22:30
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
125.00 130.00 127.50 122.50 122.50
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec USD 45.86M USD -39.7M USD -0.3475 -3.60 141.66M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
09:30:22 O 769 129.50 GBX

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Posted at 28/3/2025 08:20 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 124p.
Anglo Asian Mining currently has 114,242,024 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Anglo Asian Mining is £141,660,110.
Anglo Asian Mining has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -3.57.
This morning AAZ shares opened at 122.50p
Posted at 27/3/2025 17:47 by 2cmb
The share price here tells its own story. The weaker hands are selling and stronger sticky hands are buying. The traders like AIE will turn and make a few £K.
I say good luck to them.
I am an investor and I quite enjoyed the girations of the share price. Just sitting on my hands is good enough.
My average share price is also good. I did not go all in with my eyes shut either.
NAI as always.
Posted at 27/3/2025 16:58 by 2cmb
Wan' don't fret. We are in the right commodities at the right time. The share price girations don't bother me one little bit.
Copper demand is absolutely excellent.
Gold price doing it's thing. What is there not like about AAZ ? All these sellers will look back in hindsight !
The Elephant has gone out of the room, just the tail left.
I hope Armenia doesn't do the wrong thing by trying to spoil my visit to the Demirli Mine site.
Let's wait and see. Next news will be the Q1 results. Mid April..Watch the share price jump.
Take my word the share price will be North of £2 with the Demirli Mine News. A dividend waiting !!
Posted at 22/3/2025 20:37 by 2cmb
Shared24.
I suggest you buy a lot more AAZ shares. This share price is going to be minimum £2 or over this year alone.
I am all in this share. Opportunities like this don't come along often. My 40 years odd of investing history and I had never gone all in any shares.
I have this time. I can afford to.
NAI as always. DYOR read the posts by Matt, JB2 and D/P etc and etc. Then make your decision.
ATB.
Posted at 18/3/2025 16:42 by bozzy_s
Looking at the 2025 guidance again in light of today's metals prices.

Hitting mid-range of copper and gold production, at today's prices, would bring in $157m of sales.

This is 'real life' .... a realistic target set by the always-conservative AAZ board, with zero upside included for Demirli.

It feels like the market just doesn't get it.

I'd wager all my possessions that 2026 production will be higher than 2025. Significantly higher than $157m in sales, at today's prices.

I wonder when the share price will reflect this? After solid Q1 and Q2 2025 production updates, to prove this is 'real life' and actually happening?
Posted at 18/3/2025 10:10 by 2sporrans
A short term Gilar Paradox?

Agreed JB, if volume remains this low it may take a while to break out above 120p.

The paradox i'm mulling over is this:

We have the AAZ 2025 production targets [26 Feb RNS]. CRUCIALLY ex. Demirli.
AAZ would not have released these unless they had a very shrewd idea of when gilar will ko and what grades etc to expect.

So, to the extent - when the Gilar ko RNS eventually arrives - the G ko date is a tad later, rather than sooner.....would this actually be bad news?
If the prod. target stays same, I'd suggest it is actually a bit of a +ve.
Because that prod. target will be achieved with a lesser Gilar contribution than many have supposed, given the Q1 ko forecast by AAZ, re-iterated in 26Feb RNS.
Logically, the later the Gilar ko, with the 26Feb target held, the higher the Gilar prod. run rate; an unequivocal +ve.
Great for 2026 >>.

Whatever, investors hate uncertainty, so simply knowing that Gilar is going to fully start production, on date x, even if say mid April, may persuade enough to commit such that the buying volume can overcome the trader selling.
The share price ought to have risen significantly above the late Feb. high, just based upon the continued, sprightly rises in both POG and POC the past 3 weeks.
As the op. costs are largely fixed, the boost to margin and bottom line will be substantial.
The low debt also a good context and will be quickly paid down.

Beyond this, it will be Demirli that is likely to really jack the share price up, starting from whenever the value of renewed production gets seriously priced in.
While this happening isn't a cert., let alone by Q4, AAZ likely have a fair lot of progress towards ko to tell us.
Like you said jb, a Q4 target ko does pre-suppose there will be no big issue with the tailing facility [extension], nor with the arrival/training of a sufficient labour force.
Posted at 14/3/2025 13:35 by touche
I am not sure many have quite realised how operationally geared AAZ are to these rising prices.

Taking annual average realised prices of 3k and 10k Gold and Copper respectively we get the following outcomes all else being equal... Note these figures are based on share price Angels Feb 2025 note production volumes of 28-33 koz Gold and 6.5-6.8 kt Copper. The numbers are also after PSA of 12.75%

At the lower end of production for both Gold and Copper
11m USD Incremental profit
circa 25% earnings beat v estimates

At the higher end of production for both Gold and Copper
25m USD Incremental profit
circa 50% earnings beat v estimate

These figures would need to be the average realised prices over the year I accept and much of Q1 will be below that but when the volume kicks in Q2-Q4 with full production throughout this should pull up the average very quickly.

Add to this I believe that AAZ have low balled production guideance and things get very interesting. Oh, and then there is D to come....

Happy days my friends
Posted at 14/3/2025 12:23 by mattjos
"The guidance has been calculated using a gold price of $2,800 per ounce and copper price of $9,000 per tonne."

Gold looks likely to soon breach the $3,000 level and expect that price to switch from resistance to support.

From today's Morning View by share price Angel:

Copper ($9,850/t) rises further on movement of physical copper into US warehouses
• Comex premiums are now ~$1,100-$1,400 over LME prices with traders rushing to deliver metal into the US
• Traders expect to see 250,000t of high-grade copper cathode shipped into the US relatively quickly with the potential to disrupt available supplies in other markets
• This metal is unlikely to flow back out of the US due to transport costs.
• Smelters are now paying extraordinary premiums to source feedstock and are said to be offering Tc/Rcs of -40/4 and -60/6.
• These are unprecedented times and it would be dangerous to go short in a market where unprecedented buying of physical metal can drag 3-month copper prices higher
• Some smelters are bringing maintenance plans forward due to uneconomic Tc/Rc rates potentially exacerbating future shortages of physical metal.#
• Other smelters will be accelerating the production and sale of metal for delivery into Comex.
• The potential / probable introduction of further Tariffs on copper into the US is thought to be creating substantial uncertainty within US consumers.
• Cobre Panama remains closed while Indonesia looks likely to clamp down on excessive production by Chinese miners.
• Chilean cathode tenders are said to be selling at $400-500/t premiums driven by traders buying for the US market
• The situation looks likely to drive copper through $10,000/t by Monday.
Posted at 12/3/2025 16:45 by lefrene
A bit novel seeing the AAZ price tick up when gold is ticking up!
Posted at 12/3/2025 13:28 by wanobi
meantime,,,, AAZ price firming up today :-) :-)
Posted at 11/3/2025 09:38 by 2sporrans
I know that if i raise the topic of a possible buyout here, i'll be told: No way, the Vazeris and the Sununus have an overwhelming controlling equity stake and want to keep it in the family, so to speak.
Still, i do wonder, at what price Amireza, Michael and others will find an offer just too good to refuse.
There must be a good few potential buyers for such assets in this strong bull market for the metals, given the paucity of alternatives that may deliver so much, so soon.

At the open today, my £72k in Care Healthcare REIT jumped to £100k valuation.
Cash for equity buyout; 32% premium to share price [tho still a 8% discount to net asset value].
So, £28k better off this morn.
This had been kept very quiet; complete surprise to me.
But in a good way.

I do consider that, in similar vein, a potential buyer may well emerge for AAZ, especially while it suffers from a heavy jurisdictional discount and otherwise rather unloved.
Discussions/negotiations may bear fruit in form of announced/leaked 'news' thereof.
Even if these don't lead to an eventual buyout, they would surely catalyse a big jump in the share price as the true value of the assets, in the ground, on the ground and NPV net cashflow projections get priced up.

Of course, it would be that much better if [as in Care REIT above] we still enjoyed a fat divi income while we waited; but that too will be restored, albeit a story for 2026 rather than 2025.
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What is the current Anglo Asian Mining share price?
The current share price of Anglo Asian Mining is 127.50p
How many Anglo Asian Mining shares are in issue?
Anglo Asian Mining has 114,242,024 shares in issue
What is the market cap of Anglo Asian Mining?
The market capitalisation of Anglo Asian Mining is GBP 141.66M
What is the 1 year trading range for Anglo Asian Mining share price?
Anglo Asian Mining has traded in the range of 55.50p to 130.00p during the past year
What is the PE ratio of Anglo Asian Mining?
The price to earnings ratio of Anglo Asian Mining is -3.6
What is the cash to sales ratio of Anglo Asian Mining?
The cash to sales ratio of Anglo Asian Mining is 3.11
What is the reporting currency for Anglo Asian Mining?
Anglo Asian Mining reports financial results in USD
What is the latest annual turnover for Anglo Asian Mining?
The latest annual turnover of Anglo Asian Mining is USD 45.86M
What is the latest annual profit for Anglo Asian Mining?
The latest annual profit of Anglo Asian Mining is USD -39.7M
What is the registered address of Anglo Asian Mining?
The registered address for Anglo Asian Mining is 33 ST JAMES’S SQUARE, LONDON, SW1Y 4JS
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Which industry sector does Anglo Asian Mining operate in?
Anglo Asian Mining operates in the MISCELLANEOUS METAL ORES,NEC sector