Burning Rock Biotech Discussion Threads

[pegasus59] 06/7/2016 12:23

"Ours not to reason why, ours but to do and die." -

If you don't believe don't join the army just to be photographed in your No 1's

[pegasus59] 06/7/2016 12:09

£10M and 7yrs for Chilcot

Could have asked me for free.

[pegasus59] 06/7/2016 10:11

What AFPO and BNR need now is a consultantancy group

I would choose this company

[pegasus59] 05/7/2016 12:41

"Your TR-1 Mr Shakoor"

[pegasus59] 05/7/2016 11:29

Apologies regarding the Bergen holding in AFPO.It's actually 7.17% and not 7.16% as I said it would be.

The TR-1 is required to be triggered within 4 working days

Good luck with your new bulletin board guys

[keya5000] 05/7/2016 11:26

ryan83

Do not have the figures in front of me but from memory £280k EBITDA last year roughly.

This year the launch and roll out of IGS Xplore may eat up some of the profits but I would suspect you could attach a £2-3m valuation at least to IGS and that does not cover any hope for the new product.

If you value it in the 'tech world' who knows £10m?

That's the question but the noises and already proven capability of IGS bodes well compared to investments made by others into untried and tested vehicles.

[ryan83] 05/7/2016 11:15

the question is what is IGS worth. ANY idea?

[maytrees] 05/7/2016 11:13

Many thanks tomboyb

I had sold out through lack of info but back in now at sub 0.40p

[keya5000] 05/7/2016 10:31

Agree,the other one just seems lost with no clear message or focus.

[tomboyb] 05/7/2016 10:25

Post 1 -

Simple board and direct to the point -

Thats what you want -

BNR has a Market capital of £650k

We hold 27% of IGS.

[keya5000] 05/7/2016 10:23

Tomboyb,

Done a basic one.



Post anything you wish adding and I will do so

[keya5000] 05/7/2016 10:22

Blenheim Natural Resources is an AIM listed investment company that invests in the natural resource sector.

Their current main interest is an investment of 27% in the Geo-science company IGS International Geoscience Services.



IGS Ltd is a rapidly expanding company providing geoscientific and geodata services to the global mineral exploration sector. We are highly experienced and knowledgeable, understanding the vital strategic and investment linkage between geodata and mineral exploration.

IGS Ltd, previously trading as BGS International, is a “spin out” from the British Geological Survey built on extensive overseas experience of the BGS.

Our work includes large, complex and strategic-level studies with national governments, development agencies and the World Bank, as well as competitively priced, quality services to the mineral exploration sector.

IGS main new development is IGS Xplore and this is the product that I believe will provide the company the majority of its future earning growth.



Future Plans

We aim to become the leading global company providing cost effective geodata services to support the international mineral exploration sector.

IGS Ltd is open to forming strategic partnerships with other organisations to enhance and deliver a broader range of geoscientific services at competitive prices.

Our immediate plans are:

To diversify our business model into geodata management and distribution, training and capacity building in emerging countries;
To further enhance our reputation to implement large, geoscience mapping programmes at highly competitive prices.

[tomboyb] 05/7/2016 10:04

Needs a new thread -

To be honest to simply reflect BNR and its investment.

[keya5000] 05/7/2016 09:57

Pegasus that's all good and well but what on earth does that have to do with BNR?

The focus here I suspect will be on IGS, all this meaningless tripe on the 'wider picture' which may or likely not exist for BNR is in my opinion counter productive.

Concentrate on the core asset and potential of such rather than the other.

[nick rubens] 05/7/2016 09:30

Not sure why a few sellers are selling at what looks like the bottom of the cycle today.MM's happily taking their stock.

Mkt Value is cash level and stake in IGS for free.

Just needs some patience.

[pegasus59] 04/7/2016 07:21

"Welcome to Nyiombo Investments

Founded in 2002, Nyiombo Investments Ltd is a Zambian, privately owned importer/distributor of fertilizer. We employ 160 people within Zambia, Malawi and Tanzania and most recently in Zimbabwe. Annually we sell 200 000 tons of fertilizer into the Central and East African Market. Our head office is based in Lusaka, Zambia.

Nyiombo Investment Ltd is the business of adding value to the regional and Zambian commodities market through provision of differentiated marketing, financial and logistical services. Key growth effort is in marketing and distribution of inputs (fertilizer and seeds) and crops (maize, soyabeans, and groundnuts) through a network of rural satellites depots and a dedicated staff.

Nyiombo has a network of main and rural satellite depots in Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi and Tanzania. And hence proactively seeks opportunities to support the farming communities in which it operates through financial re-investment, supplying inputs, and providing operational expertise with a view of promoting agricultural productivity. Amongst the pre-requisites for growth in the agriculture sector looking at food production in particular, is the adequacy and need for the supply of agricultural inputs with the emphasis on fertilizer. Nyiombo Investments Limited has seen the opportunity to use its vast experience to enter into the SADC market to fill the current void and, through its efficient supply chain Nyiombo has added value to both the agriculture sector ."

[pegasus59] 01/7/2016 22:41

And as Nick Rubens correctly points out BNR own 27.1% of IGS

That will all change shortly in my opinion!!!!!!!

[pegasus59] 01/7/2016 22:08

Fantastic display from WALES

WELL DONE!!!!!!




ps:just in case anyone thought that IGS only worked for the world bank




Yeah DFID!!!!!!!

[nick rubens] 01/7/2016 08:18

Mkt cap at cash level?
27% ownership of unlisted proftable company called IGS?

Usually the the best time to invest, I would say, when everyone seems to have got bored waiting for a corporate deal to come.