China Africa Share Discussion Threads

[soulsauce] 28/2/2017 09:24

Look at this deal he was involved in:-

Capstone Mining Corp. is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Guy Le Bel as Vice President, Evaluations.

Mr. Le Bel already has a close association with Capstone, working with the management team as an M&A and Business Development Consultant on the recently announced proposed $650 million acquisition of Pinto Valley from BHP Billiton.

[scotty666] 28/2/2017 09:09

Agreed it is starting to look really positive for the future of CAF.

[soulsauce] 28/2/2017 08:52

Building nicely here:-

David Linsley, Chief Executive Officer, commented:

'I have known Guy for a number of years and am delighted that he has agreed to join our advisory board. Guy's knowledge will help us in delivering on a strategy of creating a diversified portfolio of investments in the junior mining space"

"Attracting someone of Guy's calibre to the company is a clear statement of intent. He is well known in our industry with an extensive network from which to help us build our business as well as a wealth of experience of evaluating and delivering value from mining projects. Guy's appointment is the first in what will be a number of key appointments in the coming weeks.

Guy Le Bel, said:

"This is a very exciting time for the Company. Industry sentiment is improving and there are numerous opportunities available in the jurisdictions and commodities that we are interested in. Utilising our in-house expertise I believe we have the potential to deliver significant value to the Company."

[scotty666] 17/2/2017 17:56

Bringing his own management team in as well - must like something he sees in the portfolio.

[soulsauce] 17/2/2017 16:52

The Stig, yeah that's why a big hitter has just taken over. Read the RNS.

[the stigologist] 17/2/2017 16:50

But his mismanagement might leave a disaster too big for others to clean up

[soulsauce] 17/2/2017 16:36

Stig PJ is not in charge now.

[keya5000] 17/2/2017 16:35

Good job he's left then?

[the stigologist] 17/2/2017 16:25

Reverse 100 bagger since he took over ECR



Paul Johnson share price destruction track record

[keya5000] 17/2/2017 16:23

I actually think the original asset would have held some value.

Zinc/Lead have had the best run of all metals yet they dumped it.

Luckily my cunning plan was to buy prior to the 14/12 take the short term hit, average down then sell a load to get a free carry and my CAR Namibia shares.

Looks like its worked

[paleje] 17/2/2017 16:20

Agreed dixi.

RW misled WTI investors repeatedly at Weatherly, I asked PJ about him at the Walsall presentation a few weeks ago, he wouldn't be drawn but to my mind he was uneasy about the set up. I don't know what has happened to cause today's news but it doesn't have a good feel to it and if Webster's orchestrated it I'd be cautious.

I was dithering whether to buy back having held them once from an in-specie divi, but I don't think so now.

[dixi] 17/2/2017 14:10

Hard to see a clear strategy with all this hopping into and out of companies by PJ. RW was not exactly a popular figure-head at WTI, makes me very cautious of what could happen with this plaything called CAF.

[soulsauce] 10/2/2017 22:47

Thanks x54v well spotted.

[x54v] 10/2/2017 18:25

Gets a mention here...

[soulsauce] 10/2/2017 15:27

Yes chart looking good scotty.

You are right dixi, much depends on the vehicle chosen for the reverse takeover but it doesn't necessarily follow that there will be a chunk of shares issued.

I think PJ, Webster and co' have a viable plan and already have an idea of how these assets will fit in and be funded by the new company.
The commitments are small to start with anyway and I am sure any sniff of either of them having decent prospects will have the share price motoring forward.

I don't think the Chinese holders will allow him the freedom of multiple dilutions.

[scotty666] 10/2/2017 15:18

Nice Friday afternoon reversal.
Enjoy

[dixi] 10/2/2017 07:55

I hold here via WTI. I would think on any rto that there will be a substantial chunk of shares issued to cover. Much will depend on what PJ intends reversing into this as to whether it will be of great benefit to shareholders. Currently this is running like MTR as an investment co. So once a company is reversed into this how will these current investments fit in strategically?

[mallowman] 10/2/2017 05:08

Expect some VERY interesting news in the coming weeks. Bought a stack yesterday..folk cant seem to hold for a day, sometimes hours. this WILL multibag . gl

[soulsauce] 09/2/2017 09:16

Couldn't resist some more, thanks sellers.

I think some are worried that this will get suspended before a RTO and worried about having money locked up. However PJ says there are ways around that and he will avoid it if he can.

I see people making noises about how the company did not mention how big the licences were in the US. But I think they are missing the trick. Any lithium licence in the US will not need the same sort of size, tonnage or concentrate to make it profitable when you are not having to ship it out of sub Saharan Africa or some other far reaching parts of the earth to the main market.

And we are still have the main event yet.

[potential] 09/2/2017 08:05

4p being paid!!!

[scotty666] 09/2/2017 07:58

Expecting some more newsflow in the coming weeks so going to sit on mine now, sure will be ups and downs as people trade in & out the rise and why not
Good luck

[potential] 08/2/2017 23:08

expect plenty interest here tomorrow. next big mover with projects and mcap. this hasn't even moved yet, already hit 4.75p couple weeks ago on no news. uranium, European lithium news incoming. anything around this price is a bargain..!!!!

[potential] 08/2/2017 22:47

tiny mcap £2.6m. 75 million shares. CAF came onto aim at 40p. plenty upside here. should do well next few days.weeks. from operational update rns: The Company has a broad pipeline of new opportunities identified from the management team's network. At present we have a potential pipeline of twelve opportunities which include African and South American uranium; North American lithium; European lithium and cobalt; and African and Australian copper.

[potential] 08/2/2017 18:16

News imminent!!!!

[tidy 2] 08/2/2017 16:34

No income = more to the slaughterhouse