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AAU Ariana Resources Plc

2.25
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 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
  0.00 0.00% 2.25 2.10 2.40 2.25 2.25 2.25 548,397 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gold Ores 0 4.03M 0.0035 6.43 25.79M
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 2.25p. 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 £25.79 million. Ariana Resources has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 6.43.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
23/5/2020
16:54
After 8% rise yesterday afternoon I expect some big news nextweek, any idea what it could be.
risa5
23/5/2020
16:39
Oh and what do we expect gold equivalent $ per ounce achieved I reckon $1850-$1875.
bigglesbingham
23/5/2020
16:37
Which day for quarterlies ? My bets Wednesday
bigglesbingham
23/5/2020
16:21
Yep apologies chaps, it's just the Cyprus read across that is compelling for our future there.
soulsauce
23/5/2020
15:53
I agree Gaddy88, it is good to share thoughts on investments elsewhere but maybe that could be conducted on the CHF BB now, the far bigger story is here, working gold mine, extremely cheap production cost per ounce of $500 ish against a gold price north of $1,700, partnership deal in the pipeline worth circa $30 million to Ariana and the likelihood of a dividend, loans paid off, exciting developments on Cyprus and so on.
1candc
23/5/2020
15:50
'A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush' !
risa5
23/5/2020
14:30
Had to check what board I was reading today.
gaddy88
23/5/2020
11:48
Don't want to go on about CHF too much here but...

At £2m it's priced less than a lot of shell companies.

It has a main listing (not AIM). World Class geologists. Largest license footprint in Cyprus and has already identified 30 prospects and targets.

Ceo Martin French owns 4.84%

But also the following significant shareholders...

Claudio Ciavarella 7.10%
Fahad Al Tamimi 3.77%
Leo Berezan 6,87%
Glenn Olnick 3.35%

Al Tamimi and Ciavarella are Chairman and Vice Chairman of Kerr Mines (TSX:KER)

"Kerr Mines’ focus is to commence gold production of its Copperstone property in the United States.
The Board seeks to create value for its shareholders by generating cash flow from existing assets and expanding the resource base via exploration or through strategic acquisitions."

Fahad Al Tamimi

"Mr. Al Tamimi is a Saudi-based businessman with global investment activities. Previously, he was President and CEO of SaudConsult, the largest engineering firm in Saudi Arabia responsible for many large infrastructure and construction projects in the country.
He was also a 50% partner of Worley Parsons Arabia, which undertook major infrastructure projects in the oil & gas, energy and a mining project worth over $5 billion in Saudi Arabia."

Berezan & Olnick appear to be businessmen with intersests in varios companies.

...Main point being that these well heeled guys have invested in CHF. Have contacts and experience building companies and raising money. And will not want to see their personal shareholdings in CHF being diluted.

All goes to make CHF a punt well worth taking imo.

someuwin
23/5/2020
11:41
There are so many strategies and i think it does depend on your investment level and the time you can devote to research etc. For me, investing is a hobby, i get around 5/10 hours a week most weeks to focus but with a job/family it is just money i can afford to never see again that i play with as i enjoy the hobby. As a result i do my research and decide where i think a company will be in x years share price wise, factoring the potential for dilution. Here i saw between 4-6p and have therefore invested at every opportunity beneath 3p, although the majority at at or below 2p. If your investment level is much higher and it is something you do properly then the other options come into play, selling/reinvesting around raises etc, i just cant rely on having the capacity to keep on top of that so play a purely long game. At CHF i'll do the same, already comfortably in profit and have my benchmark, any dips due to raises etc ill use to top up unless the news changes my long term target share price
kirbs4
23/5/2020
11:26
I dabbled in CHF some time ago but lost my nerve and sold to add to my AAU position a month or two ago. Currently no regrets there. I have no intention to top-slice here but a special dividend might have the same result and provide an opportunity to go back and look at CHF again.
tigerchris1
23/5/2020
11:25
I dabbled in CHF some time ago but lost my nerve and sold to add to my AAU position a month or two ago. Currently no regrets there. I have no intention to top-slice here but a special dividend might have the same result and provide an opportunity to go back and look at CHF again.
tigerchris1
23/5/2020
11:01
konil you said Ariana have hit the sweet spot in their growth.
Couldn't agree more and with the Jv money that sweet spot might become a honey pot.

soulsauce
23/5/2020
10:27
Konil very good appraisal of the options. I've been in AAU for six years and continually added and participated in Some dilutions and bought after others but experience says the price always falls below dilution price. My view is CHF May well be taken out on good results , there is no JV partner and very low market cap compared to assets. It could be AAU 5 yrs ago. A lot depends on your access to cash and timeline. Here I believe the exploration assets and backing if deal goes through could give blue sky returns. Without the deal the share price still has a way to go. PG broker note stating current val is representative of gold price $1100 without deal !!! With gold over $1730 well you don't have to be a rocket scientist to see this has legs.
bigglesbingham
23/5/2020
10:11
soulsauce, thanks for your thoughts.

with a relatively low mcap i think aau has a good run ahead. wish i'd caught the recent low near 2p, that would have been serendipitious. no matter on board now.

i'm here because i think pms have a way to go, given the never ending qe and the carnage in the markets likely to unfold in coming months.

but additionally with aau there is this feeling that they have hit a sweet spot in their growth which is about to coincide very favourably with the macro backdrop - so for example 1 elsewhere could possibly be worth 1.5 or 2 here! so i may stay longer than originally anticipated to see the story unfold. i put a bit in some bigger boys and if they perform before aau (due to macro) i might topslice and add here.

re. chf - i reckon peeps could do very well there but i'm no good at that game, so will probably stay away for now. never say never though!

konil
23/5/2020
09:24
As an aside konil I am more excited about Kerim and our very own Ariana getting involved in the copper island. Think the potential is being missed by the market currently.
If we get that JV money and get weaving in Cyprus with some good explo it could get very interesting indeed.

soulsauce
23/5/2020
09:17
Hi konil if I had my time all over again at AAU I would buy in for news and then hopefully sell most ahead of any dilution, rinse and repeat. If I had done that it would have made me a lot more money and saved on the heartache of nasty dilutions.
That is the way I intend to play Chf or any other fledgling miner for that matter going forward.

soulsauce
23/5/2020
09:07
o/t

thanks to the alert on this board i had a look at chf. looks very promising and the low mcap is attractive. what i do not understand is what the investment strategy for a pi should be with an early stage undertaking like chf.

there are many stages (and many years) to go before they start generating any revenue, and they will need funding rounds. if its via placings that will entail dilution and pi's will have to pay a premium in the market to maintain % ownership. if via a rights issue then pi's need to have ready cash to take up rights. either way to have any hope of maintaining a holding which partakes in any meaningful way with the eventual hoped for revenues (many years away) will entail signifantly greater cash input than an initial investment - or end up with a miniscule diluted holding. or face the alternative of debt funding with the default risks that that brings.

so what is the strategy? take a punt at this stage, hope the share price bags on early promising progress with tests/grades and take profits/exit? then maybe return later? or wait for someone to buy the whole thing once some resources have been established to acceptable standards? waiting to see it through to aau's stage, wont just be many years down the road, it will also take an increase in investment at each financing (sometimes at premium rates).

i've only just joined the aau bus but they've been at it many years and i'm sure there will have been a number of dilutive funding rounds. so i expect to pay for the privilege of joining a company like aau with revenues (and joyfully debt free) but those here with significantly lower averages must have been diluted or have had to keep increasing their investment here. in aau's case it would have been (and seems will continue to be) amply rewarded but at the early stages there was no guarantee it would go this way.

what am i missing as regards chf's stage of corporate development?

konil
22/5/2020
22:38
Absolutely Soul, and not to forget silver, which is at a literal 5,000 year low against gold. Notwithstanding it’s industrial uses, it’s a ‘no brainer’.
crossfirecssf
22/5/2020
21:16
Nice end to the week Here. Looking very strong chart now. If they can stay over 4p for the early part of next week. CCs target of 5p looks good.
ironstorm
22/5/2020
21:10
I will start looking at chf. I am mainly in BMV, ARCM and less AAU. Very encouraged recently by AAU, I think rerating is finally underway. Like BMV they have plenty of silver too, which I think will outperform gold.
cbeadle
22/5/2020
20:58
CSSF yes that's the rub as there is a lot of mediocrity and not just on Aim.
But I do think copper is the future so finding good copper companies is not a bad start and it's great that our very own Ariana are going that way in Cyprus.

soulsauce
22/5/2020
20:50
Pranchalee, I hear you too. This is a very constructive and supportive board. I Appreciate the input.
crossfirecssf
22/5/2020
20:47
I know Soulsauce. I will, but I’m determined not to diversity into mediocrity.

Five shares absolute tops for me at any one time. Much more commonly two or three. It’s all about the homework, but you are of course right. Anything can happen at any time, as we’ve just found out.

Very high risk tolerance basically.

crossfirecssf
22/5/2020
20:47
Yes my plan for CHF is to add gradually. Sure there will be peaks and troughs as there have been here but i believe in the long term, hopefully all goes to plan here and ill be able to tuck some AAU profit into CHF in the next couple of months. Certainly wont sell up here as still believe there is a long game to be had too, but i am over exposed. I have taken some good profit over the last 4 years or so having first arrived at about 0.9, and am already at around 2.5 times the average buy price of my remaining holdings.
kirbs4
22/5/2020
20:08
In chf long road ahead but good team and assets .
bigglesbingham
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