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CAML Central Asia Metals Plc

159.60
0.60 (0.38%)
Last Updated: 14:19:33
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
  0.60 0.38% 159.60 159.40 160.40 162.80 157.20 160.00 130,564 14:19:33
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Copper Ores 195.28M 37.31M 0.2051 7.90 289.23M
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 159p. 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 £289.23 million. Central Asia Metals has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 7.90.

Central Asia Metals Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
25/4/2023
19:27
0.2 USD div total
3800
25/4/2023
19:06
4.5%? I'm sure I read 20p divi?
loafingchard
25/4/2023
14:28
Back in caml today, seller offering, what I think, is a great opportunity with added bonus of around 4.5% in dividend when it goes ex dividend on Thursday 👍🏻
dodger777
21/4/2023
08:38
Topped up here for the Dividend next Thursday. Looking cheap atm
garycook
21/4/2023
07:57
It's not a given that they would move. There are something like 15 AIM companies over £1b and 4 over £2b.
zangdook
20/4/2023
14:50
Has there ever been any mention by the board for a full listing, if aiming for 1bn mcap, caml doesn't really belong in aim. GVC made the move also from AIm after their big acquisition.
kael
20/4/2023
14:42
I live in hope Kael !!

Anyhow, my CAML holding is now complete. Nothing is certain in life, and certainly not Aim stocks, especially those operating in 'exciting' jurisdictions, so I set strict portfolio limits. Its so easy to be seduced by the temptation to buy 'just a few more' when an apparently attractive stock falls in price.

1knocker
20/4/2023
13:50
Yield will provide support, historically caml does very well on ex div day, I seem to remember one time it finished up on the day!
kael
20/4/2023
12:15
I topped up with another 25% at 226.39 this morning. I hope I don't live to regret not waiting for it to go ex div, or for another border flare up.
1knocker
19/4/2023
06:11
On today's Dow Jones news .China's economic rebound is still expected to support solid demand for copper this year, RBC recently raised its 2023 copper-price forecast to $4.00/pound from $3.75/pound previously, as China's recovery and tight metal markets outweigh factors, such as slowing growth in other countries and improving production in Peru and Chile.
melton john
17/4/2023
14:25
In our Q1 Outlook, we forecast higher copper prices in 2023, but also wrote that after the initial rally, driven by traders and speculators preempting a pickup in demand from a recovering China, the hard work begins to support those gains, with an underlying rise in physical demand needed to sustain the rally, not least considering the prospect of increased supply in 2023, as several projects go live. Overall, we see copper trade predominately within the $3.75 to $4.50 range during the coming months, before eventually breaking higher to reach a new record sometime during the second half.....
zho
12/4/2023
17:17
VSA Capital has a broker note out today for CAML, target price 300p.
bluemango
12/4/2023
07:25
I had financial trend data in trading view including forecasts showing this trend down near the peek. Every stock becomes overvalued and undervalued as a result. This should start to reverse as net sellers should be out and buyers start coming in. For this reason I have started adding again this morning. Can't pick the bottom but this is near enough.
mrscruff
11/4/2023
09:45
I can see why the share price has come off. People have done the numbers, and seen H2 22 was well down on H1 22. To date in H1 23, that has continued. If metal prices continue as they are, and following the company's strict adherence to its dividend policy, I'd expect the interim dividend to be cut to 8 pence tops.
pughman
11/4/2023
08:16
What about closer to home, at EST's emerging copper project in Kaz? Small JV into that project perhaps.
the count of monte_cristo
10/4/2023
12:45
Plenty of copper in that part of the world
leopoldalcox
06/4/2023
22:09
In one of their presentations they said they'd looked at Namibia / Botswana in detail. Some interesting stuff there.
serratia
06/4/2023
21:09
Somebody at Shares trying to set a hare running, then.
lord gnome
06/4/2023
20:26
In an answer to a question after his presentation



Nigel Robinson explicitly ruled out Latin American jurisdictions when considering potential acquisitions.

meanreverter
06/4/2023
16:06
Can't see them looking at South America. Expansion somehow in Kazakhstan more likely unless they want to change their name to Global Metals.
They could link up with East Star Resources.

scrwal
06/4/2023
15:29
Hm. Producing assets might be preferable to undeveloped ones.
zangdook
06/4/2023
15:24
'The Carajás province in Northern Brazil is home to some of the largest undeveloped copper-gold resources in the world.'
lord gnome
06/4/2023
15:13
That's a useful bit of intelligence, Harris. Good spot. Something not in the public domain for the likes of us mere private investors.
lord gnome
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