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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Blencowe Resources Plc | BRES | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 3.70 | 16:35:09 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 3.75 | 3.75 | 3.85 | 3.70 | 3.70 |
| Industry Sector |
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| MINING |
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Posted at 29/11/2024 16:20 by gisjob2 Wow glad BRES released such good news this week. |
Posted at 13/11/2024 12:02 by bukowski750 Who are these Triessence folk from Singapore? You know the guys bres signed an Mou with for this proposed graphite processing plant.Have they got a Website? I can't even find a website....ROFLMFAO! |
Posted at 13/11/2024 08:44 by bukowski750 I'm simply trying to research the history of the project, I normally do that through technical reports but I can't find any!How many meters did the previous operator consolidated African resources Ltd drill, and how much did Bres pay them for the project, and why did they sell it?How many meters have Bres drilled? |
Posted at 13/11/2024 07:44 by luffness Because they are being pedantic. There isnt such a thing as a JORC resource. JORC define a Code which maintains a set of reporting standards. All BRES are doing is saying they have adhered to that code and met the defined reporting standards. |
Posted at 12/11/2024 13:05 by gisjob2 The DFC funding has never moved the price in the past.We can guess the test results are good already and with possible off takers. Commencement of drilling will not make any difference, because it's not finding a new mine just steeping out to increase an already known resource, I'd be surprised if they even RNS the commencement of drilling to be honest, it's part of the DFS Offtakes would need to be just a MOU until after the DFS so that won't increase the price much and a JV is unlikely until the DFS is completed The BRES share price is reliant on the DFS, which has been delayed a little and is probably due in late H1, there may be a bit of an uptick in anticipation of this but this is what we're all here for. I think Orom-Cross looks a great project and if the DFS is completed in the next 8 months then I'll be more than happy. |
Posted at 12/11/2024 08:31 by m_night10 I can see it finishing the year at around the 15p mark.Note the market cap is only £7-8MIL whilst Kodal with all its problems is £50-100MIL. BRES already has a huge proven resource, countless excellent test results, massive support from both the local GOV and US GOV. Now with Trump in too who will be even more fierce against China so I expect the DFC to move even more quickly. More importantly soon the company will have: +Offtakes, perhaps two 50% each or one large 100% agreement +Joint Venture +Further DFC support +An even larger resource +A comprehensive DFS Couple all of the above and if we assume a very conservative re-rate to £40-50MILLION market cap then we will to 20p a share quite quickly. If we see a boom market in 2025, then I don't see why this doesn't do a KODAL or PREM or ALL and go to £100-200MILLION+ so, 40-80p a share. Overall a fantastic opportunity for me with plenty to come together quicjly. |
Posted at 12/11/2024 06:38 by m_night10 I really think the share is at a turning point to add serious value within the next few months now that it has fresh funds along with a fair whack to come in via the DFC.Note the market cap is only £7-8MIL whilst Kodal with all its problems is £50-100MIL. BRES already has a huge proven resource, countless excellent test results, massive support from both the local GOV and US GOV. Now with Trump in too who will be even more fierce against China so I expect the DFC to move even more quickly. More importantly soon the company will have: +Offtakes, perhaps two 50% each or one large 100% agreement +Joint Venture +Further DFC support +An even larger resource +A comprehensive DFS Couple all of the above and if we assume a very conservative re-rate to £40-50MILLION market cap then we will to 20p a share quite quickly. If we see a boom market in 2025, then I don't see why this doesn't do a KODAL or PREM or ALL and go to £100-200MILLION+ so, 40-80p a share. Overall a fantastic opportunity for me with plenty to come together quicjly. |
Posted at 07/11/2024 10:07 by nicau Blencowe wrote the followingBlencowe Resources PIc (LON:BRES) 1h#BRES Retail Offer launched closes and has raising additional £117,875.60 at 4p through issuance of 2,946,890 Retail Offer Shares |
Posted at 06/11/2024 22:56 by goodbuyexsell 18 months ago MR produced a photo that looked like the inside of a steelworks in China. On the floor it looked like steel that had melted then set. Bres indicated it was from the 300,000 dig. I took an educated guess it was approx 3-400 KG of Graphite. Oram Criss is 100 miles from a town. The logistics do not add up. I sold at 4.75-5p. I was fed up with the drip feed of hype and the 10% spread by MM’s I sold. Licked my wounds £1k and moved on. This offer gives no guarentee of a return. The board have more than likely attempted to rise the cash but have had the door slammed in its face. I wish everyone who still holds Bres good luck, but I cannot see this company making money. |
Posted at 23/7/2024 14:21 by gisjob2 Bukowski,I'll bite just the once. Orom Cross is a huge resource and BRES is only currently looking at 2% of the overall area. Graphite is a very different metal to most minerals and it isn't just a case of mining the stuff. Graphite has to be refined for various uses and vigorously tested to prove it will meet the criteria needed for battery use. Luckily Orom Cross has past all testing to date with flying colors but this has needed to be proven on a bulk scale too, which is currently underway. Sovereign have not completed such vigorous and successful testing. Therefore the graphite will not be able to be used for the same end use as that of Orom Cross or at least be harder to market. Bres already has MOU's but these can't be converted to contracts until the bulk sample testing and DFS is complete. BRES is also, as part of the DFS looking at producing in-country SPG which would be the first outside of China. No partner would commit until the project bulk testing is finished and the DFS complete and a decision whether to produce SPG in country which would massively increase the project value. I would also suggest BRES wouldn't want a partner until they know the true value of the project because at present the graphite has exceeded all expectation,why give it away on the cheap. Especially when the DFC have the option to fund the project if all the criteria is met. At present the Orom Cross Graphite has met and exceeded all test parameters, so it's all good. I write this assuming you already know the answer really and understand how graphite minerals behave with respect to electrical charge. If you genuinely don't then I suggest you don't invest in minerals you don't understand. If you prefer Sovereign, then invest there. I believe BRES is a much better option. PS this is my only response to your baiting. |
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