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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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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 | |
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-0.025 | -1.69% | 1.45 | 1.40 | 1.50 | 1.475 | 1.45 | 1.48 | 3,596,655 | 12:46:47 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec | 0 | -6.93M | -0.0027 | -5.37 | 37.61M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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30/10/2018 11:12 | Big oil...BP for example has pumped billions of dollars into American fracking oil industry of which can be increased or decreased rapidly in comparison to a 4-5 year plan for deep sea rigs. | wisteria2 | |
30/10/2018 09:12 | Deteriorating copper price would seem to be the biggest issue. Could be set for a retest of 2.6 ish. US markets getting near to some pretty important levels. | mr roper | |
30/10/2018 09:08 | Based on HZM’s performance in the last 24 hours, it could be argued that had ARS issued a partial BFS or even a complete one, the affect wouldn’t have been what we all hoped. But having scored an own goal the market has punished the share price. The latest presentation won’t do a jot for the share price, we need to see concrete action on the ground to get the BFS resolved and a steer on funding options. Ditto Beutong, a concrete strategy to deliver value via a JV. It’s funny that I expressed my concern in recent months that the longer the BFS dragged on , the concern was around deteriorating markets and the ability to finance the project.....should have acted on my concerns but assumed the board with all its experience , had the matter in hand... | highly geared | |
30/10/2018 08:48 | The Oil Industry this week largely set out its stall for next year with respect to the issue of desperately needed capital investment to avert a future supply crunch - its going to continue sitting on its hands, rebuild balance sheets and re-start or increase dividends. Something that's also likely to continue occurring across much of the copper sector until the copper price is driven up to a level which generates returns that justifies the extra risk. Sounds like it has taken the worst recession to hit these sectors for many decades to bring some collective sense to the management that run them - long may it continue. Big Oil Won’t Spend Despite Fat Profits - OilPrice.com | mount teide | |
30/10/2018 08:33 | Some analysts on the basis of very short term dollar strength are saying that it is impacting oil and industrial metal pricing - they need to do a little research worthy of the name. When copper and oil bottomed in Q1/2016 after 6-8 years of falls, the dollar index (DXY) was higher than it is today - the DXY has averaged today's figure for the last three years, during which Copper is up 45% and oil 162% to date. | mount teide | |
29/10/2018 21:50 | https://twitter.com/ | tomoneyfox | |
29/10/2018 15:33 | I couldn't see anything really new in that presentation,just a rehash of some of the stuff they've done this year and comments on the copper market. were already supposed to have explored more of the areas on the ksk licence- in recent podcasts they've not even bothered to comment on the forestry permit for Bario-June was the rough date they gave us. Normally they have a timeline chart(very much releveant for start BKM production)but there was nothing in this presentation. not that impressed tbh, lots of work to do but at some point this will start recover. | sos100 | |
29/10/2018 15:22 | Still no word from Asiamet after FUT - a new presentation is all well and good but it's going to take a lot more than a few diagrams to get us back on track. I see they are exhibiting at Mines and Money from 26-29 November so that means they will likley all be in London all that week. In terms of timesacles we are already nearly at 2 weeks down, 22 to go (noting we have to adjust for ARS time at some point) so lets get some drilling plans out and being talked about and a steady stream of results flowing. I'd still be offlaidng 40% of Beutong right now and getting the cash in the bank. | 2lb | |
29/10/2018 14:21 | Nice info, nothing were don't really already know but on a nice package. What I want to know is how does this work? ? Foreign shareholders must after five years of production divest their shares in stages, such that by the tenth year of production, foreign shareholders shall have a maximum 49% shareholding. Up to 20% of the shares of a PMA OP-IUP publicly listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange is treated as satisfying the obligation to divest up to 20% to Indonesian parties??? | cupidstunt42 | |
29/10/2018 13:43 | New pressie is a good read, as always. hxxp://www.asiametre Nice to see c/lbs in the ground figures on there too. Agreed MT, volumes back to usual levels now. Time to see some recovery in share price here. | aim0raider | |
29/10/2018 13:41 | Updated presentation at | zho | |
29/10/2018 12:15 | Transaction volume today suggests most of the short term traders have now probably exited. L2: JBER moved up onto the bid at 6.1p v 1 @ 6.2p, 2 @6.4p, rest 6.6p or higher. Advfn - charts - doing their usual impression of impersonating financial website operators. | mount teide | |
29/10/2018 12:04 | HZM taking a bit of a battering following a very good BFS this morning, nickel price working against them. ARS takes a huge battering by delaying it earlier this month (compounded by other factors), copper price not in favour. Let's hope that come c.Q1 next year the copper price is above 3.00 and we have an exciting BFS available. Fully expecting some news by Wednesday on this front. | tektonik | |
29/10/2018 11:30 | Market reaction to the HZM news highlights well the extreme short term nature of many market participants. Considering the market fundamentals - the balance of probabilities would probably suggest that anyone taking a 5-10 year view and building a position today is likely to do very well. Back in 2000 the copper, oil and shipping markets after many, many years of falling prices were in despair - investor sentiment towards the sectors was appalling. Any executive calling for capital expenditure for exploration or production development or new ships would have put themselves at extreme risk of being taken out the Boardroom in a straightjacket. Yet, by 2005 you could have been excused for thinking it was a totally different industry - sentiment was euphoric with capital investment being thrown around like confetti. The only change? Not the assets, they remained the same. The earning power of the assets had appreciated by a highly material amount as a result of copper, oil and ship charter rates rapidly rising to trigger capital investment in new production to close a growing supply deficit as demand continued to follow its long term annual growth rate. | mount teide | |
29/10/2018 10:51 | Yes Gary, and I'm sure it will be a reasonable average to use over 28 years. However it really doesn't help that the current price is $11.4 and apparently falling, when you are trying to arrange long-term financing. I think it was brave of the directors to go ahead with the release of the FS and will stand them in good stead when the nickel price goes back up...which it will! In the meantime I'm quite surprised the share price has stood up so well. | horneblower | |
29/10/2018 09:43 | hawks - the market fundamentals point to a considerably higher copper price over the next 3 years as a result of a growing deficit compounded by NO global scale mines coming into production - the first three year period in more than 30 years where this has occurred, such has been the depth and brutality of the last sector recession. Beyond that timeframe things could get even more interesting for the price of copper if a huge increase in capital expenditure fails to occur over the next few years because of the time lag that occurs between allocating capital and first production. For a useful steer as to what the future holds for the price of copper Nat resource investors could also research why the World's largest copper miner Codelco is spending $25bn between 2016-2012 to just maintain its current production output by bringing into production huge volumes of low grade ore over the next decade that was previously considered close to being uneconomic at present prices. Since the average length of the recovery/boom phase of each copper cycle is 7-9 years, patience has always been the key to success in previous cycles - something that increasingly is a rarity in today's equity markets. | mount teide | |
29/10/2018 09:11 | HB the HZM nickel price is based over the life of mine of at least 28 years, as it should be. | gary1966 | |
29/10/2018 08:53 | I've added a fair bit today, agree with snickerdog, alias Mutley?. Funding fright. Outcome just delayed. | edjge2 | |
29/10/2018 08:27 | Snicker, ARS investors await 'the plan', only then can we start to make up lost ground. | aim0raider | |
29/10/2018 08:25 | Thanks MT, you have rubbed my nose in the dirt by mentioning ASOS - looked to invest day one and decided it was rubbish and CKN "The largest shipbroker in the world," held and sold but continued to follow but not invest. I am older, wiser but no better at investment and resolving to hold on to ARS which will continue to multiply. The Chinese are quite likely to pose a threat, no one knows what they might get up to next. | hawks11 | |
29/10/2018 08:23 | HZM's FS is based on a nickel price of $14. The current price is around $11.5 and in a falling trend. | horneblower | |
29/10/2018 07:31 | Interesting to see how the market views HZM’s BFS today. IRR doesn’t look that impressive although the NPV is ahead of current market cap ( but isn’t it always). | highly geared | |
29/10/2018 07:22 | Do feel that this should be the bottom | snickerdog | |
28/10/2018 21:34 | Mount Teide, same here - I also look forward to your musings. Keep them up. | knobbly | |
28/10/2018 21:11 | Mount Teide, Thanks for your recent posts, hugely informative. I always look forward to your observations. Cheers, Mont | monttim |
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