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BMV Bluebird Merchant Ventures Ltd

1.80
0.00 (0.00%)
01 Jul 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Bluebird Merchant Ventures Ltd LSE:BMV London Ordinary Share VGG118701058 ORD NPV (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1.80 1.75 1.85 1.80 1.80 1.80 1,292,554 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec 0 -254k -0.0004 -45.00 12.83M
Bluebird Merchant Ventures Ltd is listed in the Miscellaneous Metal Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BMV. The last closing price for Bluebird Merchant Ventures was 1.80p. Over the last year, Bluebird Merchant Ventures shares have traded in a share price range of 0.475p to 1.875p.

Bluebird Merchant Ventures currently has 712,865,042 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Bluebird Merchant Ventures is £12.83 million. Bluebird Merchant Ventures has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -45.00.

Bluebird Merchant Ventures Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
02/1/2020
14:11
Surprised that this is unchanged with plenty of steady buying
cbeadle
02/1/2020
11:03
Can you see how many available on the rsps?
cool runnings
02/1/2020
10:56
Online limits creeping up.could see a tick up on bid soon 😉
scotty1
02/1/2020
10:40
Took a punt this morning, normally stay away from resource stocks but this looks to be producing quickly this year at a low cost, best of luck.
hulk2004
02/1/2020
08:12
Well tip updated by TW as now a strong buy,then Steve Moore tipped it as one of his shares of 2020,price of gold will more than likely rise,only a modest funding required,production starting this year,can only see this going one way over the coming weeks/months 😉👍
scotty1
01/1/2020
12:12
If the gold price stays over $1,500 in 2020 this could be one of the big winners in 2020. Exciting year ahead. GLA
daveydave1
01/1/2020
12:07
Happy New Year to you on this thread. If they deliver it will be a really exciting year, and signs of rerating in the last few sessions
cbeadle
31/12/2019
16:24
I haven’t kept up to date with this share lately. It’s one I bought into a while back and have just left it to ride out. What I particularly like is the speed at which things have progressed over the last 18 months. There’s very few shares in issue too. Provided we can actually avoid dilution, in another 18 months (and all goes as planned) this will be worth a small fortune!
moneymaker2015
31/12/2019
12:10
If/when they get funding sorted, it's only a modest amount that is required - this will fly
tsmith2
31/12/2019
11:49
Tipped by Steve Moore today as one of his tips of 2020 need a subscription to read all.
scotty1
31/12/2019
10:15
What is certain is that any level of production share will be worth more than the current £8.85m market cap. So, for those with patience, a no brainer. The BOD also have considerable experience of reopening old mines and have plenty of skin in the game.
highly geared
31/12/2019
09:49
Outlaw... no we are not the same person, I forgot that BMV have a 50% interest. Anyway with a strong GOLD price and production reaching say 30,000 oz this could certainly be a multi-bagger. There is more interest now, they have been off the radar for the past year or more.
parsons4
31/12/2019
09:45
Absolutely. Let's not forget the significant silver kicker too. Both gold and silver forecasts looking very strong through 2020 and beyond.
the deacon
31/12/2019
09:37
The difference with BMV is that shareholders will not be subject to 5-10 years of resource definition drilling, PEA, scoping , PFS and BFS , along with £15-20 million of expenditure funded by numerous dilutive placings (eg KEFI).

Production should be within 12 months with minimal debt finance and slowly build over 5 years targeting 100k oz with ramp up costs funded by cash flow.

If you dare to dream, BMV’s share by 2025 @ 50k oz and assuming gold enters its most spectacular ever bull market, @ say $2000 net per oz, will be $100,000,000 per annum.

It’s possible to speculate on BMV delivering EBIT north of £50 million, albeit many steps for that to happen.

I subscribe to Clive Maund , who’s usually spot on with his analysis. He sees gold at $3000_4000 by mid 2020’s as central bank money printing goes into overdrive and the $ value collapses. Ergo, there couldn’t be a better time to be investing in gold stocks..

highly geared
31/12/2019
08:05
12.30 close today,maybe see a few taking positions ready for New Year 😉
scotty1
30/12/2019
20:13
Speculatively, if it indeed goes to plan, BMV could be paying out the equivalent of its current m/cap in dividends by year 5 - imagine receiving your current holding back every year for a few years!
outlawinvestor
30/12/2019
19:40
Remember that the plan is to be around 100,000oz per annum by year 5. The JV will be firmly in the mid tier miner category at that stage.
the deacon
30/12/2019
19:02
@Andy - it is not his figure, he "nicked" it word for word from parsons4 (#1184) hence the inability to defend/explain it.

ps - in the event that nw99 and parsons4 are the same individual I sincerely apologise.

outlawinvestor
30/12/2019
18:17
cbeadle,


Thanks, so his figure needs to be halved for the actual benefit to BMV.

andy
30/12/2019
17:41
Obviously no RNS today regarding AGM. And we still don't even know what the agenda was since there is no info on their website...
outlawinvestor
30/12/2019
16:26
It's all 50/50 costs and profits , SAU using the BMV management experience in Colin and Charles to get to production
cool runnings
30/12/2019
16:12
I think it's 50-50 joint venture between the two.
cbeadle
30/12/2019
16:02
nw99,


Doesn't Southern gold get a share of the production?

andy
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