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AAU Ariana Resources Plc

2.40
-0.15 (-5.88%)
02 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Ariana Resources Plc LSE:AAU London Ordinary Share GB00B085SD50 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.15 -5.88% 2.40 2.30 2.50 2.55 2.35 2.55 4,884,229 16:06:24
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gold Ores 0 4.03M 0.0035 6.86 27.51M
Ariana Resources Plc is listed in the Gold Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker AAU. The last closing price for Ariana Resources was 2.55p. Over the last year, Ariana Resources shares have traded in a share price range of 1.575p to 3.10p.

Ariana Resources currently has 1,146,363,330 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Ariana Resources is £27.51 million. Ariana Resources has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 6.86.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
25/6/2019
07:43
Dual listing is a waste of money, these guys run a tight ship and won't want to waste any cash,
catsick
24/6/2019
22:40
And please ask management whether to list on other stock exchange like ASX might be beneficial since we are on the gold bull run. Am sure the share price will go up quicker with dual listing??
deanmatlazin
24/6/2019
22:21
1420 should be good for stocks tomorrow
bigglesbingham
24/6/2019
21:39
Good concise post Charles. What would happen if we went alone would be a take out at a price much lower than we could realise a sale. Plus I'd be retired in ten years or even six feet under!!
bigglesbingham
24/6/2019
21:26
The cost per au oz in NE Turkey is presently $768. Reference has been made to the structures not being as complex as first thought so the cost could come down, but doubt it'll be near kiziltepe levels.

Still reckon AAU prove up NE Turkey as far as seems logical before then selling it.

They've still got the newmont dataset for western turkey so a buyer might be interested in buying the entire company.....

mcmather
24/6/2019
20:17
dean - it's the lead time to production and several years of debt servicing that's the killer. I don't know if a company of our size could survive that. Selling the asset or a major jv partner buying in would allow the company (and its shareholders) to flourish in the interim.
charles clore
24/6/2019
19:50
Thanks guys for your consensus about Salinbas. Our cost of mining is one of the lowest in world and gold price forecast is going to breach $2000/oz...I feel we should make a plan try to do it on our own rather than JV. If proven 2.7n oz of gold under the ground...the first 3 years of production will able to pay back all the bank loan!.
deanmatlazin
24/6/2019
18:14
Charles Clore I'm doing fine, thank you very much for asking. I'm not on here very often. I'm kept busy at home with everything growing like mad. A local farmer has agreed to cut, dry and bale our hay so we're looking forward to that in the next couple of weeks.It will help to feed our sheep in winter. I hope all is well with you and yours. Best wishes, David.
davidspringbank
24/6/2019
18:09
Fair play to you CSSF 😉
soulsauce
24/6/2019
17:35
How much cash flow will Ariana have on current producing mines?
a.fewbob
24/6/2019
17:29
I think if we are looking to compare Salinbas with Hot Maden in terms of the potential resource it would make sense to err on the side of caution as regards capex, in which case, based on the Hot Maden feasibility study, we are looking at $272 million which is going to be a lot to fund. Not impossible for a junior but would be much easier as a JV or trade sale.
jc2706
24/6/2019
17:12
Silver's still stretching back into the distance 91.6 ratio now. Surely close to the largest ratio in history. Either say a $60 retrace in gold short term, or silver slingshots to around $18. One of the two or similar has to happen in the not too distant future. Either way it's not going to affect the final outcome, it'll just either create additional opportunity, or leave a few folk behind on the platform.
crossfirecssf
24/6/2019
17:07
Management have already said, 10 years to get a mine up and running at Salinbas. It's a massive undertaking for them to take on single handed. Not impossible, but surely better either getting 50% of something than risking getting 100% of nothing, or as BB suggests, prove up and sell. It's taken long enough to get Kizelepe up and running and I'm already getting grey stubble.
crossfirecssf
24/6/2019
16:56
Dean, I think you have your answer there but we can ask on Thursday.
paul280i
24/6/2019
16:52
I think I'd go along with biggles - get it to a point of optimum understanding then sell it. No point a junior loading up with debt or giving half the thing away and then waiting for a major to run a slide rule over the full extent and take their time to start work on it. That could take years and our share would just get diluted down the line.
charles clore
24/6/2019
16:48
Gold up to $1,415..very nice indeed!
nov31
24/6/2019
16:42
It potentially is a massive area with 4 or 5 sites of which Salinbas is but one. It would take a long time for us to exploit it on our own with access to limited capital. If the potential is as good as we hope, then a JV might be the way to go, to extract value asap. Mariana of course sold out their 30% , just to the south of us, to Sandstorm for c$176m, so that is another option. Or perhaps a part sell retaining some of the sites. I'm sure the Board would be very picky over who they agreed to JV with. But let's prove it up first to a level that means all these options are on the table.
plasybryn
24/6/2019
16:40
Sums panmure Gordon up to a tee
bigglesbingham
24/6/2019
16:39
Cap ex is minimum of 50-60 million cos of the size. We've got to get debt against tarsvan so best way is to max understanding then sell imho. It would take years to realise value by producing themselves look at kiziltepe we still are nowhere near realising true value because of the debt .
bigglesbingham
24/6/2019
16:33
A question worth asking Dean but I'll bet the answer is scale! Salinbas would be hard for a c£25m company to develop to production alone. It would elongate the process, far better to explore it to add value when the prospect(s) are sold into a JV (or simply sold part or in whole)
jaynesdad
24/6/2019
15:19
paul.... can you ask them why we need a JV for salinbas? I think we need to be greedy . We have good relationship with Turkish bank, I am sure Turkish bank will lend more money. We are producing gold now and I don't think JV is necessary.

Thanks

deanmatlazin
24/6/2019
15:12
paul - thanks for the invite but I can't make it. London is too tiring a journey for me but hope you have a great time.
charles clore
24/6/2019
15:03
is anyone here going to the shareholders meeting on Thursday? Vanvan and myself from the other board are meeting up for a quickish lunch after the meeting and wonder if anyone from here would like to join us?
paul280i
24/6/2019
14:45
Got you CC, thanks for the advice. I've only done it 4 times. 3 x successfully and 1 unsuccessfully. Of course you need a certain patience and I'm aware of the way things are sitting currently, so I've only used 10% this last time. Don't worry, worst thing that can happen is that I lose a few shares and buy back in. I'm prepaired to take the hit.

I've managed to gain 34800 shares with the 4 dalliances, which isn't big bucks, but it means that I can afford to lose them again before I'm at break-even.

As I say, I'm definitely holding for the endgame. I'm not going to throw it away now. Thanks again for the concern though.

crossfirecssf
24/6/2019
14:39
I would say at some point gold will come back and test 1360, hold that line and then we go towards 1500-1600.

Nothing wrong with seeing a healthy pullback.

ileeman
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