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Posted at 04/9/2024 07:14 by monet RNS Number : 7570C80 Mile PLC 04 September 2024 4 September 2024 Bluejay Mining plc / Ticker: JAY / Market: AIM / Sector: Mining Company Name Change Complete Bluejay Mining plc (the "Company") is pleased to announce that the previously approved change of the Company's name from Bluejay Mining Plc to 80 Mile Plc has now been formally completed. This follows the successful passing of all relevant resolutions at the General Meeting held on 10 July 2024, and the Company's expansion of corporate strategy to include the exploration and development of industrial gas and liquid hydrocarbon projects. The Company's shares will now trade under the new ticker symbol "80M" on the AIM market. Shareholders should note that the ISIN (GB00BFD3VF20) and SEDOL (BFD3VF2) numbers for the Company's ordinary shares remain unchanged. Existing share certificates will remain valid, and no action is required by shareholders in this regard. The Company Website will be available on 5 September 2024 at www.80mile.com Further updates and information will be made available as necessary. For further information, please contact: |
Posted at 26/8/2024 22:02 by determined investorace,Have the company actually told you "They have refused naturally, and basically said "go for it and we will counter"?? And that contradicts what the letter says, that the company have not responded to previous letters. "There is no case to answer, admittedly according to JAY and their lawyers" So you have received a communication from the BOD and Jay's lawyers on a Bank Holiday, is that correct? |
Posted at 26/8/2024 18:23 by investorace1 Basically the BIDA claimant a Mr Romain Picard has tried to get a few quid off BlueJay by threatening legal action.They have refused naturally, and basically said "go for it and we will counter" He started this action in July 2023 and changed lawyers a few times & wasted lots of money. In 14 months all he has managed is to send email after email, with absolutely no success, lawsuit etc. JAY and all their numerous nomads, skilled advisors and many lawyers have said OK.. "put up or shut up" and Mr Picard has ran to TW in desperation. Unfortunately TW has slandered RM to the "hilt" and the brown stuff will now hit the fan. There is no case to answer, admittedly according to JAY and their lawyers I expect the RNS Tuesday, maybe Wednesday and this will give us all a beautiful spike Cheers TW!! See you all tomorrow 😃 |
Posted at 26/8/2024 17:20 by investorace1 I for one, absolutely refuse to allow some disgraced "2 bit" journalist to sour ANOTHER company and try to lose myself and other PIs hard earned money through liabelous posts in a trashy rag & without some retaliation!Wait until tomorrow to see how JAY deal with this. I'm absolutely delighted with a reply I received today from 1 of my 3 emails that I sent to; JAY BOD JAY Public Relations JAY Legal representatives in London |
Posted at 26/8/2024 12:56 by investorace1 To note, the US JAY was up 42% on Friday AFTER TW had posted his first post.The posts he has sent today are liabelous to RM!! I have contacted the below today to request respond to TW accusations ☆ JAY BOD ☆ HR Team for JAY ☆ the legal team that represent JAY [All details of the above are on every RNS] Whether they do because it is basically a letter from some annoyed US AIM gamblers |
Posted at 01/7/2024 10:33 by manual dexterity Rectified.Bluejay Mining plc / EPIC: JAY / Market: AIM / Sector: Mining 1 July 2024 Bluejay Mining plc ('Bluejay' or the 'Company') Director Dealing Bluejay Mining plc, the AIM, FSE listed and OTCQB traded exploration and development company with projects in Greenland and Finland, announces that it was notified on 1 July 2024 that Roderick McIllree, Non-Executive Director of the Company, purchased 6,000,000 ordinary shares of the Company ("Ordinary Shares"). Following this purchase, Roderick's total beneficial ownership in the Company is 97,499,268 Ordinary Shares, which represents approximately 6.47% of the Company's issued share capital of 1,506,063,889 Ordinary Shares. Further details on the purchase are included in the notification below. |
Posted at 01/7/2024 09:45 by manual dexterity Bluejay Mining plc / EPIC: JAY / Market: AIM / Sector: Mining1 July 2024 Bluejay Mining plc ('Bluejay' or the 'Company') Director Dealing Bluejay Mining plc, the AIM, FSE listed and OTCQB traded exploration and development company with projects in Greenland and Finland, announces that it was notified on 1 June 2024 that Roderick McIllree, Non-Executive Director of the Company, purchased 6,000,000 ordinary shares of the Company ("Ordinary Shares"). Following this purchase, Roderick's total beneficial ownership in the Company is 97,499,268 Ordinary Shares, which represents approximately 6.47% of the Company's issued share capital of 1,506,063,889 Ordinary Shares. Further details on the purchase are included in the notification below. |
Posted at 22/5/2024 07:11 by the count of monte_cristo For any newbies, Bluejay have three projects in Finland;1. Hammaslahti Copper-Zinc Project 2. Enonkoski Nickel-Copper Project 3. Outokumpu Copper Project "Thirdly, the Outokumpu Project which also hosts former high-grade polymetallic mines, presents an exciting exploration opportunity. Some shallow drill targets remain untested despite their proximity to a recently operating mine, e.g., the Haapovaara target. Much of the deeper parts of the region remain essentially unexplored. The consistently high grades and unique metal basket that Outokumpu-type ore provides make it compelling exploration target in the context of increasing demand for base metals related to the battery industrial ecosystems, electrification, and the green energy transition. Bluejay has recently increased its land package and is now the largest land holder on the Outokumpu Belt. Low-cost ground gravity and magnetic surveys are the next stage of work to be completed, after which Bluejay will develop an optimal strategy for development. When the opportunity arises, Bluejay will continue to hone its focus on opportunities that provide for commercial investment, or divestment." |
Posted at 03/5/2024 12:37 by ipeesquint SquiresquireGood to see you and Miranda here. I think it does look the best it has been in ages. Rod back is a plus for me and while there are lots who despise him because he trousered £2.9 million at 14.5p fair play to him. He put out the strategy, it was rejected and he sold out. Ironically 2 years later we seem to be doing what he wanted in the first place and he has ever been the opportunist and sniffed out gases and copper. His connections and relationships in Greenland I think are essential to success here. Having lots of skin in the game is also helpful and brings investments in. It’s rare on dragons den they invest if the hapless owner has risked nothing and expects them to risk their cash instead. Eric also welcome of course ……… I have millions of shares at an average of 4p so I am hurting as most will be that are long but when you see the prices of what majors pay for a tenth of JAY may have ……it is worthy of the gamble for me. Kenbeatch must be so happy the price has crashed so low. He will pop up now and again to remind everyone. At least free of Mikes site he can’t go and drag up the old emails of 6 years ago. lol his fake “I hope it all comes good for shareholders” is my favourite bit. Originally I bought in 2018 for Dundas and very pleased they know the source of the ilmenite and will further prove up the material reserve estimate. It has long been my frustration that they didn’t do this years ago. 117M Tons is a fraction of what lies off shore. Estimates were well over 500 million. As they said in the interview no harm was ever done by adding tonnage or grade. The interlak delta had parts reported over 70% pure ilmenite and 65 million tons. Why they are not mining it now is beyond me. The payback is almost instant in mining terms. With Anglo American staked out all round Dundas and the new copper license which came for free taking JAY’s claim to a stones throw from BHP and BHP bidding 31.5 billion for ANGLO ……itR Disko will get drilled in 2025 by kobald and if it’s all it is touted as ……..when Kobald move on and sell to a major their 51% (they are not interested beyond finding it and selling it). This company may finally have a valuation that is accepted by the market for the 49% we still hold. Re the gases I feel it’s just being added to build more “bits” on JAY. I have a feeling given Rods holding and what I am seeing it feels like JAY being fattened up for a sale of the whole company in the next few years to BHP. The key is being able to value it correctly and that has never been easy for juniors. At least ROD tends to keep the dilution down and salaries don’t run away as he sees shares as far more tax efficient for compensation, which they are. Anyways not much to do but sit and watch. I am still amazed what £1k buys now compared to when they 24p a share. Good luck all. |
Posted at 22/7/2023 17:10 by perfect choice Hi All, I can see a few posts enquiring on my whereabouts and possible identity.First thing to say I'm definitely NOT Kevin Sheil, I am a PI like virtually everybody else here I expect. I've also never been to a JAY AGM so it couldn't have been me you met sammy. In terms of JAY I sold my entire holding back on the 17th February at an average just above 4p. This was after reading the "new" strategic review issued on the 14th February. Bottom line is that I disagree with the strategy which in effects pursues all prospects JAY have, which ultimately will be highly dilutive either as a greater number of shares issued (if they can do more equity placings at this low price), or by reducing their own holdings of their prospects by bringing in partners to do the further exploration work JAY cannot fund themselves. So looking at their current prospects, these are my views now. On Dundas, I have suspicions that there is more drilling needed before they can get to a DFS and actually progression of construction. I am aware of a comment made at the 30th June AGM to an individual saying the issue with Dundas is quality (either Ilmenite grade or depth , don't know specifically). The drilling done in 2022 hasn't resolved that otherwise why still mention now? I feel there is more spend to come which JAY don't have the cash for, so a potential partnership to progress if a partner wants to (but financial viability now a question due to "reliability" and lower price of Ilmenite versus price when PFS was issued). However a partner means giving up some or most of JAYs 100% ownership; I would expect at least 50% to be earned by the partner if not more even if Dundas remains viable. I should also point out that JAY have not achieved one of the conditions of the exploitation licence. The exploitation licence is subject to the conditions stated in 4.02 of the licence namely: (a) Exploitation and Closure Plan – which JAY has done (b) Provision of Financial Security and company guarantee required by 30th June 2023 (c) Commence exploitation of minerals under the licence by 31st December 2025. So on (b) we have heard nothing and the date has passed. Also (c) is at clear risk since would require construction to commence next year (2 summer seasons required), but if further work is required to validate the resource more, then that will not be the case. So at the very least the exploitation licence terms will have to be extended otherwise JAY will lose its licence. Don't expect that but do expect a further delay and extension of those dates above. Moving onto Disko, KoBold have an obligation to spend a minimum amount of money or complete 15 drills by end 2024. But I feel myself Disko being "deep and complex" (comment made by RE in an interview) is no longer a high priority prospect for KoBold. While Disko is still on their list of prospects, all their current promotion of projects are with targets in Canada, Australia and Zambia. They simply have higher priority and more prospective targets right now to progress. So I either see KoBold will complete their obligation or extend it with JAY. But even if they complete their obligation, just 15 holes drilled are just discovery work and much more to be done to even get to an initial JORC compliant first resource estimate. So how does JAY pay for that follow-on work. Another partner introduction? The same applies for other JAY prospects and that includes Kangerluarsuk where I see a partner appearing as well with earn-in rights maybe to take JAYs ultimate holding down to 25-30% like in Finland. So this all reflects the new strategy as it appears to me and a high risk of reduction in holdings of projects JAY has. They are becoming an exploration services company for the majors IMHO and will earn their income from that, with the hope of a small percentage holding of the eventual producing mines if successful. But bearing in mind there are already 1Bn shares issued and outside of Dundas, we are still talking of 8-10 years lifecycles for new operating mines in Greenland (brownfield targets in Finland may well be shorter), its just not what I would invest in. My original investment plan was for Dundas to remain 100% owned and get to operation to generate cash funding for the other major prospects JAY has (in a geology sense, they are still good prospects except a risk on Dundas now as stated above). That opportunity has gone and the share price has collapsed as a result. so as a result I sold in February. Good luck to those who hold, I hopes something allows you to get some of your money back but I fear a long path to go and reduced holdings by JAY as the result of these new partners they are now pursuing, which is the result of not being able to progress themselves any longer. |
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