Ariana Share Price (AAU)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Ariana Resources	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
	+0.00p	+0.00%	1.375p	1.30p	1.45p	1.375p	1.375p	1.375p	2,305,512	08:00:00

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Mining	0.0	14.2	1.7	0.8	14.46

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
07/8/2017	11:31	ALNC	DIRECTOR DEALINGS: Ariana Resources Chairman Lifts Stake
07/8/2017	07:00	UKREG	Ariana Resources PLC Ariana Resources Plc : Director/Pdmr Shareholding
31/7/2017	12:00	ALNC	Ariana Exceeding Feasibility Study Forecasts At Kiziltepe Mine
31/7/2017	07:15	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
31/7/2017	07:00	UKREG	Ariana Resources PLC Ariana Resources Plc : Kiziltepe Quarterly Operational..
17/7/2017	18:05	UKREG	Ariana Resources PLC Ariana Resources Plc : Director/Pdmr Shareholding
30/6/2017	16:32	UKREG	Ariana Resources PLC Ariana Resources Plc : Result Of Agm And Tvr
30/6/2017	11:54	ALNC	Ariana Resources Says Kiziltepe Mine Delivers Beyond Expectations
30/6/2017	08:44	UKREG	Ariana Resources PLC Kiziltepe Operational Update
27/6/2017	12:41	ALNC	Arian Silver Focused On Lithium Integration As Loss Narrowed In 2016

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Date	Time	Title	Posts
20/8/2017	16:05	Ariana Resources Producing Gold/Silver in 2016 & Lithium Exploration	6,588
19/4/2017	06:43	Ariana Resources Gold & Lithium Explorer	589
25/4/2016	15:28	Ariana - Gold Producer in Turkey Coming of Age	1,730
23/4/2016	07:30	Ariana Resources: 2011 : The next gold producer in Turkey!!	3,913
25/11/2014	08:55	Ariana Resources:Update Q+A with MD Dr Kerim Sener	2

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20/8/2017 09:20	Ariana Daily Update: Ariana Resources is listed in the Mining sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker AAU. The last closing price for Ariana was 1.38p. Ariana Resources has a 4 week average price of 1.28p and a 12 week average price of 1.18p. The 1 year high share price is 2.23p while the 1 year low share price is currently 1.18p. There are currently 1,051,637,937 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 1,825,280 shares. The market capitalisation of Ariana Resources is £14,460,021.63. Read Full Thread Reply
13/8/2017 17:11	bapodra_investments: I have been invested since around 2012. If what you are all saying is true then I invested far too early. I should have invested now. So the question is why did you all invest so early if you all know it all? What was the point in investing last year, year before, five years ago, etc? Surely, now is the time to invest if this companies share price is going to go to 4p levels? There has been many jam tomorrow RNS's over the years but the reality is that Ariana has to pay three years of debt. I think if this share price really is going to achieve such high levels it will be once the debt has been paid off and Ariana is profitable. However the caveat is IF and a big IF Ariana has not racked up NEW debt to 'help' finance the production of another gold/silver/lithium mine! Ariana is an exploration company so its main role is exploration which needs capital. If I am wrong then I am wrong but I think I can make more of my capital elsewhere than it sitting in Ariana. However if I am wrong then I will hold my hands up and accept that. Lets see what happens from now till December 2017. The final quarter in 2017 should tell us something. If the share price is still overing around such areas then there are serious questions which need to be asked and answered. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
12/8/2017 11:01	bapodra_investments: If this does increase to anywhere near 2p then I think I will be selling my remaining 1/3 left and I have a feeling that others may do to. I think there are much better investments or trades out there that can make far more returns in the same time period of holding in Ariana. Capital allocation is more efficient and effective elsewhere based on share price action. The only way I would keep my 1/3 is if the share price did miraculously go to 5p or 10p, etc. I certainly will not be adding and if others are not adding either then it is going to be very difficult for the share price to rise to levels that investors are hoping for. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
12/8/2017 10:57	bapodra_investments: These share price targets are not going to materialise in the short term or medium term what ever the gold price. Even if gold jumped up temporarily to say $2000.00 then the market is intelligent enough to realise that this is due to political uncertainty and potential war or conflict. The market would realise that due to world economic growth issues that this was only temporary and that the gold price would go back down again and consolidate. So even if gold shot up to $2000.00 the share price of Ariana would not go up to any of these so called targets on these matrix's. Due to the two year debt repayments, constant dilution, no big retail investors on board and future taking on of debt to bring forward other mining projects means the share price will remain suppressed. I can only see an increase to 1.8p - 2.2p at best. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
02/8/2017 11:01	crossfirecssf: Email to management: 02 August 2017 Dear Kerim, Hi. I’ll get straight to the point. In 2007 the market cap of Ariana was circa £8m with a share price of 16p and some 50 million shares in issue. Since then the market cap has doubled and the shareprice has dropped over 90% with shares in issue now of a billion. If this trend continues, obviously there's little incentive for potential investors to come aboard. In the last 6 months alone the shareprice has almost halved due to one small placement taken at a punitive discount. Management continue to pay lip service to 'increasing shareholder value', with little practical demonstration of such. Rather than waste my and others time and money, can management give an indication as to whether they intend to allow the shareprice to increase, thereby 'actually' increasing shareholder value in the real world, or do they intend to continue using every rise in the shareprice as an opportunity to tap the market, without allowing shareholders such as myself the opportunity to partake and thereby mitigate the seemingly endless losses due to dilution. I've held a million shares for well over 5 years, and I’ve never been offered the opportunity to take part in any placing. Each one simply comes as another ‘nasty surprise’ and another of the seemingly endless share price drops due to dilution. Clearly a waste of investors time and money, while the company continues to grow along with managements and other insiders share. Some guidance would be very much appreciated so that investors, many of whom I know I speak for, know where they stand in managements list of priorities. Thanks in advance, Crossfirecssf Ariana shareholder Read Full Thread Follow Reply
20/6/2017 07:40	bigglesbingham: The way I the share price will go is the same as the last two raisings, the price will open around 1.3-1.4 it may be slightly higher until the sellers from the placing start realising gains. It may even drop below placing price. Over course of next few months it will hover around 1.3 then it will start a rapid increase to 2 - 2.3p. Last two placing I bought lower than the placing price. This time because so many people have been waiting for the placing and there is so much for AAU to go at I think there is a possibility that more of the companies partaking in the raising will hold and price may go up quicker. Pleased it was successful and we can move on. One point to consider at times like this is what you consider the value of the company to be and for me it's £20m plus every day of the week which including the raising puts share price at around 2p which is why I decided to get a share in the raising even though I realise the share price will probably drop to the placing price. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
03/5/2017 18:49	bapodra_investments: If there is a seller then you have to ask the question why they are selling? What is it that is making them sell? Why would someone sell so many shares that it moves the share price down? It could be a group of sellers, i.e. more than one seller of course. I think today was a major disappointment. I am very suspicious of the share price movement of Ariana. Something smells. When it goes down in price on such good news means there is something we private investors do not know but the market does. I think the market has realised that if the share price goes up then there will be even more sellers and as there are no new buyers then the share price just cannot appreciate to match our expectations. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
26/4/2017 13:51	gold map: Existing link between Ariana & Sandstorm - SandstormGold Ltd/SSL.TO have a 2% Royalty at Tavsan listed on their website as Advanced Exploration (42. Tavsan)SandstormGold (2% Royalty of Hot Madden and soon to be 30% JV partner) may be interested in funding a shared production facility at Salinbas or possible buy out? maybe in return for funding the new mine at Tavsan which would unlock their 2% Royalty? Or buy all of undervalued Little Ariana for 15mAAU share price on the way up! 2p by Friday?Above only a possibility, but who knows?DYOR Read Full Thread Follow Reply
18/4/2017 21:50	bigglesbingham: The Sherie prophet article I suggested that AIM-listed gold (then) explorer and now producer was a buy a couple of months back as we awaited the commencement of production. At the time the spread was 1.7-1.85p per share and they duly headed north as the final bits of paper arrived and the first pour was announced, only for the shares to fall away again. Meanwhile the gold price has been a one-way ticket north. I'm very puzzled - what is going on? With humble apologies for the performance thus far...I still reckon it is a buy and here is why.First up the apology: everything I had hoped for permits and first pour are in the bag and we have had a strong gold price on top. I may delighted to have been Mystic Meg but I'm left looking a bit of a twit because having been holding out for 2.25p to sell off a bit of my own holding the shares never quite made it before falling away and closing for the Easter break on a spread of 1.65-1.75p. I apologise for the loss (so far). The old stock market saying that it is better to travel than to arrive has rung very true.The maths was, to me, compelling. The production plant is held in a joint venture which has taken on $33 million of debt, plus some loans from the JV venture partners which are broadly similar. At 20,000 gold-equivalent ounces to be produced per year at a cost of around $600 the joint venture entity would chuck off, at $1233 gold when I first suggested the stock, something of the order of $38 million over three years more than enough to pay off the $33 million debt. After that the rest is split between the JV partners, Ariana getting 51% - about $6.46 million a year (call that £5 million a year) for at least five years.The mine life is, officially, still sitting at 8 years but further drilling analysis and noises from the company suggest an upgrade to 11.5 years is not far away, with the hope that eventually a 15-year mine life will be achieved. Do the maths: 8-year life is worth about £25 million to Ariana. At 15 years it would be around £60 million.But the gold price has moved higher since then. It is not a pleasure to see because the reasons (tensions with North Korea, the Syria air strike) are depressing. But think what you will of the geopolitical situation, the gold price has gained strength. I have always viewed an investment in gold as an insurance policy and investing in a near-producer (now producing) as a leveraged version, albeit with delivery risk.So on last week's closing gold price of $1288 3 years of 20,000 gold-equivalent production by Ariana's JV mine at Kiziltepe will throw off about $41.3 million enough to repay that $33 million of lending and still hand out around $4 million to Ariana call that £3.3 million, £1.1 million a year.After that, on the (current 8 year mine life) Ariana would be set to trouser $7 million a year - £5.6 million - for five years. A mine life of 15 years would see a total of over £70 million coming in (before costs of further exploration etc). With Ariana on a market capitalisation of just £15.3 million those numbers suggest to me that Ariana looks way, way too cheap just on the basis of the Kiziltepe mine alone. Income may be limited for the first three years but surely Mr Market is being far too impatient!The question is how much cash will Ariana spend on further exploration (and plc overheads, boardroom costs etc) before the big money starts to roll? In other words, is there a placing around the corner?I am told that the company has no need to raise further cash currently, and that the planned exploration work is already funded. That doesn't rule out the company pulling in more cash, though!Ariana is still looking to build up its inventory and so exploration costs will continue. The big question is whether Kiziltepe can be managed so as to provide that cash, or whether further fundraisings lie down the road. I can't say that I'm reassured by the no "current" need for cash.On the other hand, chatting to the company before and at the UK Investor Show it seems that there is some flexibility as to future funding. The company could use higher grade ore to bring up the annual production figures. It is also looking at tweaking the plant to process a bit more ore (at what cost I know not, but I gather it would be a simple and relatively inexpensive improvement).The nearby Tavsan project is still being proved up but plans are afoot to see that moved towards construction and production. By utilising the Kiziltepe plant the capex should be relatively modest: crushing on site then truck down the road to an upgraded (to cope with extra capacity) Kiziltepe. How long that will take, well, who knows. It could be 3 years....or not! But Tavsan is surely is worth a few quid already.Then there is the Salinbas project, something like 1,000 miles away from the main sphere of activity: that could be proved up a bit more and sold. Unlike Kiziltepe and Tavsan it is 100% owned so the company could try to go it alone and get all the profits, JV it as with the others or just decide it is too distant from current operations and sell it on. There are also a few shares from the sale of the lithium project which might bring in a few coins for the meter. Finally, although there is a timetable of paying off the $33 million of debt owed by the Kiziltepe JV, I gather that there is quite a bit of flexibility in the timing of payments provided the total is paid down on time.There are, therefore, some funding options going forward. However I fancy that Kerim Sener, the big cheese, is an ambitious fellow he would need to be to have got a project from green field to production in Turkey by a very small company on AIM. He's got one project off the ground and I would imagine he'll want more so as to grow the company.Had the share price done what was, in my view, the decent thing and headed north on news that production had commenced and a first gold (and silver) pour taken place I don't suppose the company would have hung around for long before charging up the coffers on the back of it.But it hasn't happened. I wanted to lob out a few shares at 2.25p and that hasn't happened either. Yet the maths is all the more compelling now than it was a few weeks ago, with production having started (albeit in ramp-up until June) and a higher gold price. Surely the company is worth a good bit more now than it was when the plant wasn't quite finished, the various final permits not yet secured and with lower prevailing gold and silver prices!One could speculate that the share price is telling you something - that there is a placing on the way. Or it is telling you that the sell-on-the-news brigade have sold out, causing the share price to drift and a few more have either got bored or had stop-losses triggered and headed for the exit. One could be uber-cynical (moi?) and wonder whether there are some shorts out there hoping to close out their positions by subscribing for a placing. I sincerely hope that last case is just uber-cynicism and that in such circumstances (not that this sort of thing ever happens on the world's most successful growth market) the company digs its heels in and lets them fry.In my view the shares are cheap and the company is run by decent people. In fact, some years ago, the company tried its best to get its shareholders the best terms it could to raise cash by offering out free warrants to existing shareholders who simply needed to ask for them. It would have worked but for the financial crisis, stock market crash and the price of gold falling off a cliff. I have great respect for the management of the company trying to get its existing shareholder base the same terms as new money coming in, even though the best of intentions were undone. If the company wants a bit of extra cash I hope it will consider its shareholder base first, rather than going to the bucket shop spivs and trashing the share price.Meanwhile, we are where we are. I apologise for a tip which hasn't worked out at all as I'd expected. But I'm a buyer at these levels: I think the price is anomalous. Turkey may not be East Surrey, the plant may still have to demonstrate planned production levels and mines can go wrong. But even discounting future cashflows by a savage annual 15% my maths says the shares have something like 50% upside. And of course, as time goes by and (assuming all goes well the debt is paid down then the current value of future cashflow goes north.So I still say buy, price target (short term) 2.25p. - See more at: http://www.shareprophets.com/views/28461/ariana-tip-update-production-rising-gold-shares-down-what#sthash.7pmAwg3p.dpuf Read Full Thread Follow Reply
30/11/2016 11:48	crossfirecssf: Getting very close to a resolution of this pattern. 1.75p would pretty much confirm a breakout as far as I can see. It'll definitely be interesting once gold has completed its correction. This correction is going to be great for the next up wave. As John Embry says, we're at the capitulation stage for many long terms gold buyers. It's been a crushing correction psychologically, and many bulls are finally throwing in the towel. Once the bottom is hit (anytime now), the next stage will be orchestrated by strong hands and committed bulls who are in this for the final resolution no matter what. Ariana are looking strong in the face of this correction and things will get interesting in a few days I believe. We're going to see both a bottom in the gold price, and a resolution of the AAU share price as indicated by the extremely strong looking pennant pattern which sits on an upward trend now almost exactly ten months in duration. What could make the next move significant is that the two things could happen on the same day potentially. I think we're within a few days of a significant turning point. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
15/7/2016 22:50	ebomber: Unfortunately political events will adversely impact AAU share price on Monday. Just hope it is short term............ Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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