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CMCL Caledonia Mining Corporation Plc

845.00
-5.00 (-0.59%)
Last Updated: 08:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Caledonia Mining Corporation Plc LSE:CMCL London Ordinary Share JE00BF0XVB15 COM SHS NPV (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -5.00 -0.59% 845.00 820.00 870.00 845.00 845.00 845.00 66 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gold Ores 135.02M 17.9M 0.9329 11.37 203.61M
Caledonia Mining Corporation Plc is listed in the Gold Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CMCL. The last closing price for Caledonia Mining was 850p. Over the last year, Caledonia Mining shares have traded in a share price range of 605.00p to 1,350.00p.

Caledonia Mining currently has 19,190,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Caledonia Mining is £203.61 million. Caledonia Mining has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 11.37.

Caledonia Mining Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
08/3/2024
09:37
If they can get cash costs below $1000/oz (and all sustaining cost/oz in 2022 was $878) then, at this gold price and 75,000 oz production, the mine can generate $85-90m a year.
stemis
05/3/2024
08:11
Gold within touching distance of an all time high and CMCL at just 40% of it's all time high. Let's hope CMCL has it's costs under control now because if it can't make hay at this price, when will it ever?
stemis
04/3/2024
12:26
feels like a good entry point
tsmith2
04/3/2024
11:44
For now it is a case of waiting to see what materialises after the results in future updates and whether the CEO's optimism is justified.

"A number of the other cost items are not anticipated to be recurring, whereas others have arisen from our decisions to invest in the business, most notably around personnel and advancing the Bilboes sulphide project. I am confident that many of these will not recur in 2024 which has started positively and I look forward to the future with optimism as we pursue our goal of becoming a multi-asset production company."

pj84
04/3/2024
11:16
I've held these shares for quite a while, from below the current price, and had a lot of dividends. Hopefully this is just a temporary issue. However it does hit the credibility of management who previously were a safe pair of hands and casts a shadow on how they are possibly going to fund development of Bilboes without having built up a big cash balance and the share price on its *rse. The danger is we have bought (diluting shareholders in the process) a white elephant. Management have a lot to do to demonstrate a way forward from here.
stemis
04/3/2024
07:43
I guess we can see now why the share price has been so weak
stemis
15/2/2024
22:22
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papillon
25/1/2024
19:40
CMCL gets a very positive mention.
papillon
13/1/2024
10:14
PJ84: The share price is low because the Zimbabwean government, with its history of confiscating assets, looks scary. That said, CMCL has been allowed to conduct its business without too many problems for 17 years, having an unbroken record of paying quarterly dividends for the past 10 years. It seems that this is one golden-egg-laying goose that the Zim government does not want to kill.

There should still be a discount for political risk. The tricky question is: how big should this discount be? The present yield of 4% is unexciting. However, I think that the management is first-class, and the company has two excellent, bought and permitted, projects in the pipeline, both of which can be internally (sequentially) financed. So, with cash flow needed for development, the dividend is unlikely to increase significantly over the next few years. The shares aren't on my current buy list but, as a long-term holder, I don't see much reason to sell them either.

(Added 15 January) Interview with Proactive:

meanreverter
12/1/2024
22:45
Only a day later than you predicted and annualised for 23 over 75,000 and a forecast of 74,000 to 78,000 for 2024 which doesn't seem to justify the current low share price given the price of gold and currently forecast to remain high.
pj84
10/1/2024
10:28
It may be tomorrow that we will receive production figures for Q4 and for the whole of 2023.

Production for October 2023 was 6,900 ounces, which is at an annualised rate of 82,800 ounces.

It will be interesting to see how far in the last half year they have been able to make up the under-performance of the first half.

mikkydhu
27/12/2023
10:27
Gold price pretty much at an all time high and yet CMCL share price half it's all time high...
stemis
09/11/2023
11:02
Improvements to the Sitezi Secondary School and Health Clinic at Blanket Mine
mikkydhu
11/10/2023
06:58
Good 3rd quarter production figures, confirming that operational issues at Blanket appear to have been resolved. Q4 is generally a decent month for production (2022: 21,049 oz) and they only need 19,756 oz to hit the lower end of their guidance for 2023 (75,000 oz). Hopefully we should see some recovery in the share price which, despite the strong gold price, has been weak...
stemis
10/8/2023
09:27
Looks like the operational issues at Blanket have been resolved (it happens in mining) and the company should return to profit and cashflow. However hard to see it making big progress until the market knows what it is going to do with Bilboe (and, spcifically, how it's going to fund it).
stemis
10/8/2023
08:57
"Before year end" apparently
leopoldalcox
10/8/2023
08:56
Poor results today. Well flagged but no avoiding it. Bilboes and Blanket both disappointing. We know that the economics of Blanket is usually very good, so I'm of the belief that this is a temporary issue there. Bilboes perhaps not what they expected. I can't remember when the CMCL feasibility is expected?
leopoldalcox
10/8/2023
07:40
The negatives aren't really new news. The only new information is the strong July performance.
stemis
10/8/2023
07:10
Some negatives in this morning's RNS. That said, July's production figure of 7,829 ounces is encouraging. It represents an annualised rate of 93,948. If they can keep up something approaching this, they should make up the lost ground.
mikkydhu
10/8/2023
06:47
Not a great RNS this morning as well.
I wonder if the acquisition of Bilboes won't turn out to be a disappointment.

tigerbythetail
08/8/2023
20:20
Not actually an employee of CMCL but of a third party contracted to maintain trackless equipment. Sad news.
stemis
08/8/2023
14:22
Fatality at Blanket mine
1hercule
18/7/2023
08:00
Yes, some interesting comments. Clearly not happy with the way new personnel have managed Blanket in Q1 and Q2 and ended up putting their Johannesberg technical team there to get things back on track. As Learmouth says 'there are no structural deficiencies at Blanket.....you can fix management'
stemis
17/7/2023
21:28
Useful interview with Mark Learmonth this morning.
mikkydhu
17/7/2023
18:13
Agreed a profitable business paying regular dividends which is still growing despite some short-term setbacks.
pj84
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