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CAML Central Asia Metals Plc

156.80
-0.40 (-0.25%)
Last Updated: 12:40:10
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Central Asia Metals Plc LSE:CAML London Ordinary Share GB00B67KBV28 ORD USD0.01
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.40 -0.25% 156.80 156.60 157.20 157.40 154.40 154.40 174,281 12:40:10
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Copper Ores 195.28M 37.31M 0.2051 7.64 285.95M
Central Asia Metals Plc is listed in the Copper Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CAML. The last closing price for Central Asia Metals was 157.20p. Over the last year, Central Asia Metals shares have traded in a share price range of 149.80p to 234.50p.

Central Asia Metals currently has 181,904,941 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Central Asia Metals is £285.95 million. Central Asia Metals has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 7.64.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
18/9/2022
07:02
Latest Dividends


Summary Previous dividend Next dividend


Status Paid Declared

Type Final Interim

Per share 12p 10p

Declaration date 29 Mar 2022 (Tue) 14 Sep 2022 (Wed)

Ex-div date 05 May 2022 (Thu) 29 Sep 2022 (Thu)

Pay date 30 May 2022 (Mon) 21 Oct 2022 (Fri)

florenceorbis
18/9/2022
06:51
Consensus

Mean consensus BUY

Number of Analysts 8


All analysts seem to expect an uptrend especially as ex divi date approached

The Mails article may have an impact on Monday

Midas verdict: Midas recommended Central Asia Metals when production first started in Kazakhstan, back in 2012. The shares were 89p then and have since risen to £2.28, paying consistently attractive dividends along the way. Like many mining stocks, Central Asia has fallen in recent months as metal prices have slipped, but the current price represents a buying opportunity. The company is well run, highly efficient and has a track record of rewarding shareholders: an attractive, long-term stock for new and existing investors.

florenceorbis
18/9/2022
06:48
Dividend

The Company's dividend policy is to return to shareholders a target range of between 30% and 50% of FCF, defined as net cash generated from operating activities less sustaining capital expenditure. Dividends will only be paid provided there is sufficient cash remaining in the Group to meet any ongoing contractual debt repayments and that any banking covenants are not breached.

Total dividends paid to shareholders during the period of $27.8 million comprised the final 2021 dividend of 12 pence per Ordinary Share.

In conjunction with CAML's H1 2022 results, the Board has declared an interim dividend for the period of 10 pence per Ordinary Share which represents 40% of FCF in line with this policy. The interim dividend is payable on 21 October 2022 to shareholders registered on 30 September 2022. This latest dividend will increase the amount returned to shareholders in dividends and share buy-backs since the 2010 IPO to $277.3 million.

Going concern

The Group sells and distributes its copper product primarily through an offtake arrangement which is in place until 31 December 2022 whereby Traxys commits to buy a minimum of 95% of Kounrad's cathode. The Group sells 100% of Sasa's zinc and lead concentrate product through an offtake arrangement with Traxys which has been fixed through to 31 March 2023. The Company is confident that new offtake arrangements will be put in place at both Sasa and Kounrad to ensure continuity of sales.

The Group meets its day to day working capital requirements through its profitable and cash generative operations at Kounrad and Sasa. The Group manages liquidity risk by maintaining adequate committed borrowing facilities and the Group has substantial cash balances as of 30 June 2022.

The Board has reviewed forecasts for the period to December 2023 to assess the Group's liquidity which demonstrate substantial headroom. The Board have considered additional sensitivity scenarios in terms of the Group's commodity price forecasts, expected production volumes, operating cost profile and capital expenditure. The Board have assessed the key risks which could impact the prospects of the Group over the going concern period including commodity price outlook, cost inflation and supply chain disruption together with reverse stress testing of the forecasts in line with best practice. Liquidity headroom was demonstrated in each reasonably possible scenario. Accordingly, the Directors continue to adopt the going concern basis in preparing the consolidated financial information.

Outlook

The Directors closely monitor the situation in Ukraine and its impact on the Company's cost base. Given recent cost inflation and also the decline in commodity prices, in particular copper since the beginning of June, the Company's focus on cost control has been strengthened to maximise value creation and cash flow. However, energy prices are largely outside the Company's control.

The Company remains on track to meet the 2022 production output guidance from Sasa and Kounrad. CAML has a strong balance sheet with the Traxys corporate debt facility fully repaid in August 2022.

florenceorbis
18/9/2022
06:42
Strong Supports at 216p and 207p apparently
florenceorbis
15/9/2022
18:15
Cheers Zho, much how I thought things would pan out with China. They get Kasakh oil, without breaking sanctions and upsetting Biden. Bought more today, the market for copper is a bit smaller but I reckon Caml is probably the cheapest producer. Putin has enough with Ukraine and now Georgia, Chechnya and Azerbaijan getting restless.
melton john
15/9/2022
14:30
China Isolates Russia

Vladimir Putin has suffered a serious military setback in his war in Ukraine in recent days, but China’s Xi Jinping dealt him a second, diplomatic blow on September 13. He “warned” any country against meddling in Kazakhstan, days before the two leaders meet today (September 15) face-to-face. This was meant for Russia because the Kazakhs have been in Putin’s cross hairs since June after their leader openly criticized the war in Ukraine, and then announced that Kazakh oil exports would be diverted to help Europe. Russians blocked the exports, and hinted that Kazakhs may be invaded like Ukraine. But this week Xi waded in by pledging to protect the country from invasion in a private meeting with leaders that was leaked. “We [China] will resolutely support Kazakhstan in the defense of its independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity.” This amounted to a pre-emptive rebuke by Xi, aimed at Putin’s Imperialism. No matter what the two say publicly after their meeting today as to how strong their ties are, China is distancing itself from Putin as his war in Ukraine falters.

Continued....

zho
15/9/2022
11:41
PXC going bananas though.
dougmachin
15/9/2022
10:17
Why is anyone selling?
This has just announced record results and a 25% increase in the divi.
It's going ex-divi in about 14 days.
WTF are people on?
Who is selling right now and why?
I get if you want to sell post the ex-divi date, but right now, I can not fathom!!

dougmachin
14/9/2022
19:21
Good numbers, decent divi increase giving a great yield, looking for next deal. What's not to like? Happy to hold.
lord gnome
14/9/2022
18:54
Divi paid 21st Oct.
dcarn
14/9/2022
18:13
Can’t see the dividend dates, anybody know them?
warranty
14/9/2022
13:46
Central Asia Metals ups dividend despite dark clouds

The low-cost miner has paid off its Sasa debt and sees record half for cash profits, while global conditions point to tougher road ahead

zho
14/9/2022
11:44
Or it could just be a down day for the market as a whole, so CAML suffers despite the excellent results.
nk104
14/9/2022
07:32
Yes, fixed contract expired end of June. They are getting their pants pulled down with the rest of us now. Hence the drop
gotabsirius
14/9/2022
07:30
As usual a damp squib from the market!
spoole5
14/9/2022
07:29
Not sure gotabsirius. Maybe find out on investormeet call this afternoon.
uapatel
14/9/2022
07:25
Has that not ended?
gotabsirius
14/9/2022
07:16
Nice fixed price electricity contract on Sasha. Good spot that Metis20
uapatel
14/9/2022
06:56
Tremendous set of results - this management is as reliable as a Swiss clock - delivering industry leading results year after year - company deserves a much higher valuation than the market is giving us.
mount teide
14/9/2022
06:27
"It is a great pleasure to report a record interim financial performance for the first half of 2022, with EBITDA up 16% and FCF up 7% period on period. These results reflect increased metal prices to some extent counteracted by inflationary pressures but notwithstanding this, our costs during H1 2022 were well controlled with increases mitigated by weaker operating currencies and a fixed price electricity contract at Sasa. We are therefore delighted to declare an interim dividend of 10 pence per share."

NB "..fixed price electricity contract at Sasa.."

metis20
14/9/2022
06:21
Increase in dividend and debt repayment done. Looks positive
uapatel
12/9/2022
19:47
Looking at the chart there's every possibility this goes close to the ATH with this move
j4ckthehat
12/9/2022
11:39
Nice share price movements of late, hoping for 260+ this week.
haywards26
11/9/2022
10:13
Only that they will be more energy intensive than the copper ops, and situated in Europe, probably hit badly by the energy crisis
leopoldalcox
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