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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Botswana Diamonds Plc | LSE:BOD | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B5TFC825 | ORD 0.25P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 0.325 | 0.30 | 0.35 | 0.325 | 0.325 | 0.33 | 2,181,161 | 08:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Misc Nonmtl Minrls, Ex Fuels | 0 | -3.68M | -0.0038 | -0.84 | 3.06M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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28/11/2018 14:36 | i reckon they are hammering it to try and get vast holders to sell...i suspect alot hold both | temmujin | |
28/11/2018 14:31 | 0.45p to sell, not looking very good | currypasty | |
25/11/2018 12:14 | big news coming!thats why price fell friday to shake out the weak China wants second bite of cherry BUSINESS REPORTER 13 HOURS AGO Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter BEIJING is hopeful its investors will get a second opportunity to participate in Zimbabwe’s diamond industry when Government completes crafting the National Diamond Policy, a top Chinese official said. Prior to creation of the Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company in 2016, several firms — among them Chinese-backed ones — dug for diamonds in Chiadzwa. These were Anjin, Jinan, Diamond Mining Company, Mbada Diamonds, DTZ Ozgeo, Rera, Gye-Nyame, Kusena and Marange Resources. Anjin Investments was a joint venture between Government’s ZMDC and China’s Anhui Foreign Economic Construction Group. China’s Acting Ambassador to Zimbabwe Mr Zhao Baogang recently said diplomats had indicated to him that they got “very” concerned about investments in Zimbabwe after Chinese firm, Anjin, lost its licence when Government consolidated diamond operations. He said they pointed out to him that they felt quite insecure if Zimbabwe could treat a close ally like China in such a manner. Mr Zhao said miners affected by consolidation of diamond operations wanted to co-operate with Government to develop the sub-sector. He expressed hope that President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s new administration was taking a different approach to economic management. “(Consolidatio “So I expect that under the framework of the new policy, they could have a new round of consultations and discussions and reach consensus on the future co-operation in the diamond sector. “I am very optimistic about it because the relevant companies expressed their appreciation and their willingness to join the cooperation, to join the development of the sector,” Mr Zhao said. He said following the closure of companies operating in Chiadzwa, Zimbabwe’s diamond sector went on a downward spiral and “all sides suffered great losses”. “So, we have to draw lessons and experiences from this because the two friends suffered losses and all the other people were happy.” ZCDC expects to produce three million carats this year, up from 1,6 million in 2017; while production could hit 12 million carats in 2023. | temmujin | |
24/11/2018 10:59 | Have you any money? | teemore | |
23/11/2018 23:03 | No money Anyway liquidator plans to spend 7 years in the post. | fenners66 | |
23/11/2018 21:51 | BCL Group, currently going through a marathon liquidation process, is set to sell its stake in Maibwe Project a joint venture between Botswana Diamonds (BOD) and the fallen copper mining company.According to the latest information provided by BOD, the project, which BOD chairman John Teeling describes as 'exciting' has been mired in the liquidation of the main shareholder being BCL. Now, it has been revealed that a prospectus has been produced by BCL for the purpose of selling its stake in the joint venture.In Maibwe joint venture, BCL owns a 51 percent stake, 20 percent by local interests and the rest by Siseko a South African company 51 percent controlled by Botswana Diamonds.However, Teeling has expressed excitement that progress has been made regarding the disposal of BCL stake in the joint venture.Before the liquidation of BCL in 2016, which was a key partner in the project, drilling had taken place in the Gope region of the Kalahari on four of Maibwe licenses, which reportedly produced 'very good results'.It is not yet clear who will buy the BCL stake in Maibwe diamonds, but BOD Managing Director James Campbell told the Botswana Resources Sector Conference in June this year that they have offered to buy BCL stake in the project.In a contradicting statement made by Teeling on Monday this week saying a prospectus has been prepared by BCL to sell its stake in Maibwe, BCL liquidator says the statement is misleading, as he has not produced any prospectus, but still preparing it.Speaking to Voice Money in an interview, BCL liquidator, Nigel Warren-Dixon said all the parties involved in Maibwe joint venture are still piecing information together regarding the project so as to come up with a solid prospectus that will be used to sell BCL shares in Maibwe.Asked if BOD is still interested in acquiring the stake, Dixon-Warren said obviously as a shareholder they will still be interested. | tomatoma2 | |
23/11/2018 16:44 | took a dabble at 0.6p..come on vast monday news please! | temmujin | |
23/11/2018 15:36 | I didn't expect this to drop this low! The pipe line and momentum is better than it has ever been! Things could change in an instant! How do the guys that have got a free ride here due to AFD feel? GLA | mickluv1 | |
20/11/2018 10:53 | Fenners - no I would not and have not for a number of reasons, some of which you highlight. The q's raised below are very appropriate discussion matters in a s/h forum, with the relevant boards present. As a newbie, as you point out, Bod has a good project pipeline, highlighted by squiggly line graph on page 5 of the AR. This shows they are at a point of needing big funding to take forward, squiggly line indicating the requirement (constrained for all the reasons we know). With limited exploration potential offered in the diamond space this is a v good portfolio (if not the best around) so the bet here is on a transaction or transformation deal for me. | atlas1234 | |
20/11/2018 10:01 | "This forum is bod though, and that is where my opinions are directed" I get that So do the directors Would you invest in a company run by a handful of men from a (once was?) house in Dublin, that had exploration interests in Oil - Iraq Oil - Jordan Oil - Ghana Oil - Equatorial Guinea Oil - Offshore Ireland Gold - Ireland Other Metals - Ireland Gas - Peru Lithium - Bolivia Diamonds - South Africa Diamonds - Botswana Diamonds - Zimbabwe Stuff - Namibia Gold -Scotland There were/are others I cannot remember them all. The 4 quoted companies from the same address share some of the directors etc They also have another as yet (still?) unquoted company, Greenore Gold ALL 4 have failed to make any money for a decade or more ALL 4 have had failed projects and had to write off investments They have partners for projects time and time again that fall through They report 2 in £ and 2 in Euro so figs below include approx FX translation From the last annual accounts - not including subsequent interims with more losses..... Combined losses for a year of c. £7,731,000 Combined balance sheet losses of c. £38,068,000 Directors' remuneration in one year of c. £374,000 I do not know the figures of the unquoted company Teeling did run a very successful whiskey company and sold it at a handsome profit Now I understand his sons run another. I put it to you that if this lot was one company would anyone invest in it with this track record ? Would share holders be asking just how the directors could possibly keep control of all these projects at the same time all over the world as they are ? How thinly can their time be spread and still be successful ? How are they going to have any time for private lives ? If they were successful - you of course would say they did it somehow - but a decade or so on and what is there to show for it ? Why set up 4 distinct companies ? | fenners66 | |
20/11/2018 08:59 | Fenners - thanks and thanks for the benefit. Yes, kennels do house dogs and I concur on the other 3 which do not hold appeal. This forum is bod though, and that is where my opinions are directed. Long term ~ 10 years for diamond assets taking mine develpment to account as well. Will happily eat my hat and other stuff in a few years if this equally barks and bites. | atlas1234 | |
20/11/2018 08:31 | atlas - since you are a new poster - I would like to give you the benefit of the doubt - how familiar are you with the Clontarf kennel of companies ? When you talk of long term - do you mean in terms of generations ? Look at the long term performance of all 4 BOD . CLON CON PET All the same.... | fenners66 | |
20/11/2018 05:22 | https://www.rough-po | atlas1234 | |
20/11/2018 03:59 | Pity about expectations. It is also a pity that accounting standards are myopic in their sanitisation of reporting towards financial instruments, thereby consigning the true value of investments in this sort of business to oblivion. | atlas1234 | |
19/11/2018 11:53 | Well whatever you may think of Fenton and however you dislike his methods, Lippe,etc etc have been proved more or less correct, If clontarf does not deliver fast on one of the many projects they claim to be about to achieve, they are finished, no one will put any new money in unless they are really stupid! | elmfield | |
19/11/2018 11:30 | Fenners I dont think you understand exploration, more particularly diamond exploration which is a highly technical long term game. Suggest you sell (and I for one am a willing buyer at these levels), substituting with an investment in m+s. | atlas1234 | |
19/11/2018 11:03 | Funny how year after year the same points are valid Nothing sold No turnover More losses More directors' remuneration Weak cash position | fenners66 | |
19/11/2018 10:55 | Who put 50p in Fenners :-o! Oh that's right he's just having his annual accounts rant! This is a prospecting company my good man! If diamonds were that easy to find they would be worthless! This share has more than a bag in it with the right news flow! Let's face it who as a kid didn't want to find buried treasure! One day Rodney we'll be millionaires ;-) GLA | mickluv1 | |
19/11/2018 10:52 | No pictures of a donkey (or was it an ass?) this year. What happened to the donkey - is he/she ok ? There is a picture of a man with a stick (well branch) though. He has shaped it a bit and removed the leaves - new advanced mining tool ? | fenners66 | |
19/11/2018 10:48 | I see page 5 has a pretty picture - there is a squiggly line on it - it does not say what the squiggly line is supposed to represent , maybe someone likes doodling ski slopes - in their spare time perhaps.... | fenners66 | |
19/11/2018 10:32 | Why does it matter to you that someone refers to the details in the accounts ? | fenners66 | |
19/11/2018 10:31 | It matters to the market and 99.9999999% are non-holders and what all holders need are non-holders to sell to, otherwise there is no way most holders can make a profit (holders selling to other holders excepted). So NON-holders are the most important audience and as one of those I highlight the details ..... | fenners66 | |
19/11/2018 10:09 | why does it matter to you, you are not a holder ? | chapchip | |
19/11/2018 09:11 | Cash on the balance sheet as at 30-6-18 £260k Directors remuneration (cash) for the year £193.5k So not a lot to spend on exploration then ? More dilution to come ? Will the market take it ? | fenners66 | |
19/11/2018 09:06 | "We believe that we can reduce the very high risk in exploration by country selection" Seems like that method involves attempting to start operations in as many countries as possible..... 2 Non management workers across 3 countries..... when it comes to digging holes that is a tough ask.... | fenners66 |
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