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ARS Asiamet Resources Limited

0.875
-0.005 (-0.57%)
26 Jun 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Asiamet Resources Limited LSE:ARS London Ordinary Share BM04521V1038 COM SHS USD0.01 (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.005 -0.57% 0.875 0.85 0.90 0.875 0.875 0.88 1,124,721 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec 0 -6.93M -0.0027 -3.22 22.57M
Asiamet Resources Limited is listed in the Miscellaneous Metal Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker ARS. The last closing price for Asiamet Resources was 0.88p. Over the last year, Asiamet Resources shares have traded in a share price range of 0.575p to 1.625p.

Asiamet Resources currently has 2,594,081,929 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Asiamet Resources is £22.57 million. Asiamet Resources has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -3.22.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
04/10/2018
10:12
Agreed Cc if I had any ammo left I would be pulling the trigger right now
jackbal
04/10/2018
10:05
Despite the tsunami all-clear I see someone is panicking, taking price down through the stops. Nice for buyers though.
charles clore
04/10/2018
09:56
INDONESIA TSUNAMI APPEAL

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(NB Apple Pay is really quick.)

bubblingup
04/10/2018
09:42
The location of this tragedy will have no impact on the operations here.
tektonik
04/10/2018
09:42
I have a feeling that the BFS is being held back in anticipation of the funding coming quickly after this allows less time for a takeover. Rick Rule always states that the most vulnerable time for a junior being taken out is between these two milestones. All imo.

GL LTH

yorkie14
04/10/2018
09:38
"It is a terrible tragedy and affecting a massive area and of course numerous people."

Indeed but Sulawesi is no where near our acreage. Indonesia is huge.

ifthecapfits
04/10/2018
09:17
I have seen no mention of the Tsunami and earthquake. It must have caused concern at both operations and there is a real possibility that workers on the sites have relatives etc. It is a terrible tragedy and affecting a massive area and of course numerous people.
hawks11
04/10/2018
07:37
@freeheel @KevinARS was talking with James Deo (CFO) regarding possible lower costs given the depreciation of the Rupiah and took the opportunity to have a wider chat. He posted this in a private chat and was happy for it to be shared:

“Had an excellent update call with James today. I’m very reassured. We covered quite a lot but James said he is really excited about asiamet, it reminds him of his days at oxiana...but we have a much better outlook in terms of the #copper market than they did then. Beutong is absolutely huge - a billion dollar potential asset and it’s very early days there but we have a resource. BFS no specific date discussed but sounds very very close. He said we have 38 or so targets on ksk a lot of which have the potential to be bigger than BKM. Mind blowing isn’t it. No value for Beutong at all. Lots of interest in the company and plenty of options around BKM and partners...”

Thanks Kevin, as always!

zho
04/10/2018
07:08
Copper up again, warehouse stocks down again. Somethings gotta give soon.
mr roper
04/10/2018
01:54
Copper demand to surge thanks to China’s global ambitions, BHP says - Telegraph



Demand for copper will surge over the next five years thanks to China’s huge global lending programme, according to the world’s biggest miner.

BHP Billiton has estimated that China’s "belt and road initiative" will generate spending of around $1.3 trillion on infrastructure projects by 2023, driving an additional 1.6m tonnes of copper demand. This is equivalent to adding another 7pc to global demand.

President Xi Jinping launched the the belt and road initiative in 2013 to further China’s global influence by lending money to developing nations to help them build power lines, roads, rails and pipelines. The scheme has expanded far beyond its original vision of a new “silk road” across Central Asia and now incorporates 115 countries including nations in South America and South East Asia.

FTSE 100 miner BHP has identified copper, alongside oil, as one of its priority areas. The red metal is prized for its conductive properties.

Vicky Binns, head of commodities research at BHP, said the vast majority of the copper used in the belt and road initiative would go into power projects. The electrification of new areas under the scheme could in turn generate more demand for copper in construction and consumer devices as countries develop and their middle classes grow.

“That 7pc number may actually be a lowball figure,” she told The Telegraph. “Once you build all the power infrastructure suddenly there is more manufacturing and building that will follow on from that.”

BHP’s data suggest that belt-and-road countries use just 1.35kg of copper per capita, as opposed to the global average of 4kg. This suggests there is scope for demand in these areas to rise sharply.

“These regions have really low copper demand,” said Ms Binns. “There a lot of areas where you could see a considerable increase.”

BHP is considering options to expand its large copper mines in Chile and Australia as it looks to counter the falling quality, or grades, at its operations.

The Anglo-Australian company also stands to gain from China’s ambitious scheme as most countries in the belt and road initiative lack the ability to mine or refine copper, meaning that an increase in global copper trade is likely......'

mount teide
03/10/2018
20:48
Is the opinion the seller of the past few months is now finally out, or taking a breather with this latest induced drop?
dorset64
03/10/2018
17:27
Nice bullish engulfing candle... for the Chartists.
highly geared
03/10/2018
17:14
Hi Charles, combined with stop losses being triggered on the back of it probably just over exaggerated the down movement allowing the mms to stock up.

That’s my theory anyway, hopefully sub 10 will not be on offer for too much longer

jackbal
03/10/2018
17:09
Jakbal - I agree with you about the t+ traders. They were expecting the bfs last week and had to dump when it didn't happen. I expect they have bought back in now so let's hope it arrives within a few days.
charles clore
03/10/2018
16:53
Nice to finish on the high of the day. Good volume day. Suspect next 2 days will be last opportunity to take a position/investment/top up before BFS is released hopefully on Friday.
adorling
03/10/2018
16:44
Agreed. Happy with my purchase during that little shakedown yesterday
jackbal
03/10/2018
15:55
Whatever the reason, it's nice to have another nibble under 10p.
gymratt
03/10/2018
15:30
Could have been T traders who had already rolled over once and either had to settle in full or take the hit: Long traders getting their positions stretched out due to BFS taking longer than anticipated?
jackbal
03/10/2018
15:25
HG not my bag, but each to their own I suppose.
pyglet
03/10/2018
14:30
Have to wonder here whether we have T10 traders selling yesterday then buying back today, all to make a couple of hundred quid on a 2-3% differential; sell at 9.65 buy back at 9.35 etc.?
highly geared
03/10/2018
14:24
Hope so Adoring starting to turn here panic over .
okidokicoki
03/10/2018
14:20
BFS coming very soon and it will be outstanding....
adorling
03/10/2018
13:34
Huge buys versus sells
Price back to circa 10p by close of play
Big g

geic
03/10/2018
13:14
Funnily enough, that's what I thought a few months ago :-)
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