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CAML Central Asia Metals Plc

155.20
3.80 (2.51%)
20 Dec 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Central Asia Metals Plc CAML London Ordinary Share
  Price Change Price Change % Share Price Last Trade
3.80 2.51% 155.20 16:35:22
Open Price Low Price High Price Close Price Previous Close
150.00 150.00 156.80 155.20 151.40
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Industry Sector
MINING

Central Asia Metals CAML Dividends History

Announcement Date Type Currency Dividend Amount Ex Date Record Date Payment Date
10/09/2024InterimGBP0.0926/09/202427/09/202422/10/2024
25/03/2024FinalGBP0.0925/04/202426/04/202422/05/2024
13/09/2023InterimGBP0.0928/09/202329/09/202320/10/2023
29/03/2023FinalGBP0.127/04/202328/04/202323/05/2023
14/09/2022InterimGBP0.129/09/202230/09/202221/10/2022
29/03/2022FinalGBP0.1205/05/202206/05/202230/05/2022
15/09/2021InterimGBP0.0830/09/202101/10/202122/10/2021
30/03/2021FinalGBP0.0829/04/202130/04/202125/05/2021
11/11/2020InterimGBP0.0619/11/202020/11/202011/12/2020

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Posted at 20/12/2024 12:03 by fuji99
Cheers Tonytyke.
IMO CAML is a must add at the early stage of the lowest share price for anyone wanting to rip the benefits of both, the dividend and the share price recovery.
This will probably be the winner for 2025 as geopolitical tensions may ease and China working hard to stimulate its faultering economy (as is Europe, Germany and France in particular).
Copper demand for China EV's and infrastructure will be the dominating factor for 2025.
So I expect mining stocks to perform well as they were dreadful in 2024 (unstable world, wars and sinking China economy).
Posted at 16/12/2024 09:29 by maverick247
It's a blog article on CAML mate
Posted at 16/12/2024 08:56 by dougmachin
FROM THE LINK -

Why Central Asia Metals Could Be a Hidden Gem for Investors

When it comes to investing, it’s not always the big, flashy names that deliver the best returns. Sometimes, the quieter, more overlooked players offer the most interesting opportunities. One such name to keep on your radar? Central Asia Metals (CAML), especially as its pulled back to year lows and not much higher than its 5 year low!

If you’re a retail investor looking to add a little diversity to your portfolio, here’s why this small-cap company might be worth a closer look.

What Does Central Asia Metals Do?

Central Asia Metals is a UK-listed mining company with operations in Kazakhstan and North Macedonia. They’re focused on extracting three key commodities: copper, zinc and lead. These metals are essential for modern industry, especially as the world transitions to greener technologies. Copper, for example, is vital for electric vehicle production and renewable energy infrastructure, while zinc plays a critical role in construction and battery technology.

Think of Central Asia Metals as a company that profits from the backbone of the green revolution—without the hype attached to some bigger players.

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Posted at 19/11/2024 19:43 by tag57
Anyone have an opinion on what Gavin Ferrar had to say about the sustainability of the dividend. Obviously to cover the current dividend level they are using a significant amount of cash flow (around70% I think) and to me, he didn’t give a full throated support of maintaining the divi at its current level. He did say he expects production to increase once the current capex projects are completed but not sure this will increase cash flow sufficiently to get divi payments back towards the current policy of 30-50% of cash flow paying for it.
I already have a decent holding here at around £2/share so looking at potentially averaging down.
Posted at 08/11/2024 13:27 by melton john
2603, I have to differ with your view that CAML should move to the Main Market and would be interested in your reasons why you think it would be better served.
My reasoning is as follows:
1, Although it's listed on AIM, it uses the SETS trading service which enables brokers to place an order on the order book, if you wanted to use a broker who offered other than execution-only trading. You will see trades shown as AT, the same as institutional trades where trades are between just two parties.
2, For online execution-only trading you can still use the market makers retail service which will quote a price and show on the LSE as an off-book trade.
3, Having this alternative to a small number of market-makers gives a smaller spread most of the time but liquidity via a market maker as a back-up. So I don't agree with your claim of manipulation being a problem peculiar to AIM which would improve on the main market.
4, The costs of a main market listing are considerably higher because of the extra rules and regulations I believe and these costs would have to be born by CAML
Posted at 07/11/2024 16:02 by bozzy_s
To the 150s like last time? Copper price has been strong though, so they're making good money. Currently $4.45 / lb. It was down at $3.85 when CAML bottomed out at 152p in Feb/Mar '24.

10.6% divi yield makes it very tempting to buy now. Especially in the knowledge that they're making more money now than in H1, when they were happy to declare 9p interim divi. So should be a pretty safe bet to be maintained.
Posted at 03/10/2024 17:18 by caiman47
CAML does keep an eye on EST, but CAML has already appointed its own exploration team in Kazakhstan. The no-growth problem has been very much taken on board, but CAML is way behind ATYM in that regard.

The Copper Bay project in Chile simply was not a good project. It needed two copper plants (oxide and sulphide) for a relatively small resource. Also, there was the unquantifiable Tsunami risk. The numbers did not stack up and so CAML wrote it down to zero. CAML still holds toe controlling shareholding if anyone wants it.
Posted at 24/9/2024 18:26 by bozzy_s
Yeah it'll be minus 9p or thereabouts on Thursday when it goes XD. If you've used up your tax-free dividend allowance for the year, I'd buy after XD date. If you can receive a dividend without being taxed, then buying before or after XD should make no real difference.

Copper is the bread and butter for CAML, with Zinc and Lead being the other income streams.

Obviously ADVFN shows live copper prices. For zinc and lead I use the following:





Zinc's in good form. Lead struggling a bit. But copper is the one to watch.

H1 2024 revenue - Copper $59.1m, Lead+Zinc combined $44.7m
Posted at 24/9/2024 16:13 by 2603
Peter i started purchasing this share in June last year around £2.10 and have bought on a regular basis all the way doen to the £1.60 mark, I have taken my Diviends along the way so with anaverage of around £1.90 I have accumulated over 25000 shares. This is the best way to buy this type of share if you want to hold for the long term. If you think we are in a good positive market for Caml in my opinion I would buy for the Divi and add to it as it drops. Looking at Caml chart and the way copper, lead and Zinc are going up I cant see this falling much, whwn it goes Xdivi if this does drop 9p I think you will get a lot of buyers jumping in, if it doesnt recover on the day I am sure it will within the next few days.
Posted at 10/9/2024 07:14 by justiceforthemany
>10% DIVIDEND YIELD

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