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BMN Bushveld Minerals Limited

1.20
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Last Updated: 07:47:10
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Bushveld Minerals Limited LSE:BMN London Ordinary Share GG00B4TM3943 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1.20 1.15 1.25 1.20 1.20 1.20 583,107 07:47:10
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Minrls,earths-ground,treated 151.18M -38.97M -0.0166 -0.72 28.12M
Bushveld Minerals Limited is listed in the Minrls,earths-ground,treated sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BMN. The last closing price for Bushveld Minerals was 1.20p. Over the last year, Bushveld Minerals shares have traded in a share price range of 0.95p to 4.95p.

Bushveld Minerals currently has 2,343,083,535 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Bushveld Minerals is £28.12 million. Bushveld Minerals has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.72.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
23/10/2020
15:22
How soon??
lucakane
23/10/2020
15:21
The dilution will occur when the shares are issued, “ very soon “

After six months they can sell in an orderly manner, just like Golden summit have.

zwift
23/10/2020
15:14
It did seem to start with ramping about FAR on twitter, then some investors jumped into BMN realising it is a safer bet.
zwift
23/10/2020
15:13
If that's all you're after then just say....we're an honest bunch on this board don't you know ;)
lucakane
23/10/2020
15:11
About a year ago I think
lucakane
23/10/2020
15:10
Just out of interest, when exactly was this Duferco deal first announced?
plat hunter
23/10/2020
15:02
No it doesn't and you know that already don't you. Troll.o The holder will not be able to divest any Bushveld Minerals shares received for six months following conversion and be subject to an orderly market arrangement for the following six months.
gah123
23/10/2020
15:01
Plat Hunter,

I suggest that you read the whole of my post!

Twitter is largely horrible but then so is LSE. And ADVFN. But there is the odd decent poster. :-)

jc2706
23/10/2020
14:51
Increased dilution means cheaper buying in price
zwift
23/10/2020
14:50
Jc, You started off so very well and then you finished with 'Volume inspired by Twitter'


I think that's very much the correlation. :-P

plat hunter
23/10/2020
14:48
Touche Luca :-P
plat hunter
23/10/2020
14:38
So any deramping is an attempt to increase the dilution??
lucakane
23/10/2020
14:36
I suspect that there is no such conspiracy to raise the price. The latest move has come off the back of some significant buying that seems to have been inspired by Twitter. In particular Baron Investments has got involved. He is quite well known/followed and is generally respected.
jc2706
23/10/2020
14:27
Paid ramper lol. I was referring to this year's convertible loan notes only. It will depend on the price of conversion; between 1.5% to 3%, so minimal. It is difficult to comment on next year's but I expect the conversion to be at a significantly higher SP, so even lower dilution. More importantly it's the value created from the additional funds that matters i.e. it will help to increase production which in turn will reduce costs (economies of scale) and increase revenue.
gah123
23/10/2020
14:19
Plat Hunter: Thanks

I’ve had a thought over the last few days that all the ramping was to limit the dilution

zwift
23/10/2020
13:53
Zwift...


If it's the full 8.5 million gbp then dilution will be circa around 5.5%


Obviously the more, the paid rampers get on board, the cheaper the cost of the placing gets.

plat hunter
23/10/2020
13:32
Ha cheers Luca.I do, had a couple shockers lately to rub the salt in the wounds of missing the last buy
plat hunter
23/10/2020
13:26
Minimal, about 2%. We are in an uptrend so could be even less.
gah123
23/10/2020
13:25
Probably 200% or thereabouts :)
lucakane
23/10/2020
13:25
Efficiency is a problem that is leveraged, with scale surely?I think radox bath salt batteries would be better.... Only joking but are there any hydrogen competitors also on this Eskom tender?
plat hunter
23/10/2020
13:24
I can wait!I think you need a break ;)
lucakane
23/10/2020
13:22
Great RNS ?
Robbing Peter to Pay Paul!
All of the money will be used to pay off Nedbank and Duferco “Fact”


Has anyone got an estimate of how much dilution the Duferco CLN will cause ?

Thanks in advance

Zwift ( Not a troll )

zwift
23/10/2020
13:09
I.e. they are big. But have you seen the size of power stations?
jc2706
23/10/2020
13:00
"The two main disadvantages are their low energy density (you need large tanks of electrolyte to store useful amounts of energy) and their low charge and discharge rates (compared to other industrial electrode processes). The latter means that the electrodes and membrane separators need to be large, which increases costs.Compared to nonreversible fuel cells or electrolyzers using similar electrolytic chemistries, flow batteries generally have somewhat lower efficiency."
plat hunter
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