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CGNR Conroy Gold & Natural Resources Plc

8.375
0.00 (0.00%)
26 Jun 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Conroy Gold & Natural Resources Plc LSE:CGNR London Ordinary Share IE00BZ4BTZ13 ORD EUR0.001 (CDI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 8.375 7.75 9.00 8.375 8.375 8.38 131,364 08:00:04
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gold Ores 257k -363k -0.0081 -10.33 3.75M
Conroy Gold & Natural Resources Plc is listed in the Gold Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CGNR. The last closing price for Conroy Gold & Natural Re... was 8.38p. Over the last year, Conroy Gold & Natural Re... shares have traded in a share price range of 7.875p to 17.50p.

Conroy Gold & Natural Re... currently has 44,756,101 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Conroy Gold & Natural Re... is £3.75 million. Conroy Gold & Natural Re... has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -10.33.

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27/2/2020
09:21
A small example:

KevJones2 - 28 Nov 2018 - 11:36:58 - 9092 of 9633 Conroy Gold & Natural Resources 2011 (CGNR) - CGNR

"It took me a couple of years to cop on to exactly what's happening here. I'm down over 90% and am 100% certain I will never get it back (or even a small amount of it. I've done all the liaising with those people that I'm ever going to do - I was treated like dirt despite being polite to them. I'm just not a big enough holder.

Anyway, when I think of CGNR and KDR I think of Einstein's commentary on insanity: he described insanity as doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. Continuing to believe the next "transformational" news which always "delights" the Prof, and expecting a different result is what I did for a couple of years. Anyone who continues to expect a different result is insane."

kevjones2
27/2/2020
08:50
Oh Goggin. Do you really want me to dig up my old posts?
kevjones2
27/2/2020
08:39
So Why are you wasting your precious time Posting KJ? KJ to save the world, all rise - ladies and gentlemen!
goggin
21/2/2020
19:49
Yes, there are several successful gold mines in Finland, including Kiitila, Europe's largest gold mine. So? Anyone can go and buy a gold coin and put it on display. It is simply a ploy to create an association in the public's mind. Conroy itself does not appear to hold any licences in Finland, nor to have done much work since 2006.
chrysos
20/2/2020
21:02
A gold coin or picture made from Finnish gold appears I think ?
On there Pedac stand ? A couple years ago

hooops
20/2/2020
16:11
Ref 9620 - there must be a parallel universe out there somewhere.....ԅ26;😎😎;😎
thecynical1
20/2/2020
15:59
The last reference to any activity in Finland that I can find in RNS is 2006, yes, TWO THOUSAND AND SIX, and there is no mention of any activity or current claims or reservations in Finland in the projects section of the website.
chrysos
20/2/2020
13:19
Rise of cash on the back of day traders while the family and friends load up ahead of news???
Just a theory???
Company focused on Ireland and Finland, ?? could Mr Bjornberg be the new investor.
Massive links in Finland and with the diamond side kdr?? .

hooops
19/2/2020
20:55
Fearghal O'Connor


Conroy Gold is in discussions with "at least half a dozen" global mining companies about a joint venture to develop a number of gold mines across Monaghan, Cavan and Armagh, the Sunday Independent has learned.

Conroy - which believes it could be sitting on very significant gold deposits in the Border regions - saw its share price jump by close to 50pc last week, meaning it has risen 160pc since the start of the year.

"This is a major find and that has been recognised in industry terms, and it is now being recognised on the stock market," said founder and chairman Professor Richard Conroy.

The company is looking to put in place a joint venture to finance and develop at least three gold mines along a 60km gold trend that it has discovered in the Border region. Efforts to bring on board a major international mining player have "moved a long way", with visits from geologists and senior executives of six separate companies in recent months to Conroy's main Clontibret site.

"The interest is there, we've had the visits, and the message is certainly out there in the industry and beginning to go out to the market that this could be something quite serious," said Conroy.

"It's nice to see the share price move towards the asset value. It's very pleasant to see and I think people are beginning to realise the sheer size of the discovery that we have made and the potential.

"It has taken a long time, but major exploration does tend to take a long time."

Conroy said that the company had invested up to €19m on developing the project to date. Shares were trading at 14.75p on Friday.

Potential joint venture partners would likely want to take a stake of at least 50pc in the company, but would finance the next phase of development.

Concern that the project has moved too slowly has created friction with some major shareholders in the past and Conroy said that proposed timelines would play a part in deciding on a joint venture partner.

He said: "We have something that could be very big in international terms, but one of the big majors could put a longer timeline on it than a smaller company might. There have been one or two ripples, but shareholders have by and large been very patient. But it is time now for us to have these discussions and we'd like to move on with it."

richgit
19/2/2020
11:52
EM....it.might not be 25 years but don't the same guys have a "diamond exploration" company as well? You know the one.....provides nice remuneration as well....!!!! 😎
thecynical1
19/2/2020
11:46
The big picture is the last 25 years of share price performance...I don't know any listed company that has done 25 years with zero revenue. Point one out for me?
craffert
19/2/2020
09:12
Who let the Dogs out? Get out get out - troll troll troll - nice retracement as expected after 300% rise, might even go a little lower, who knows but hold is heading north and that's what matters. Short termers, good luck but the big picture has yet to come, enjoy
goggin
19/2/2020
08:59
Money, fools, parted ..... springs to mind!!!
thecynical1
19/2/2020
08:56
those poor Brandon Hill placees are down 15% already
craffert
19/2/2020
07:50
I take my hat off to the Prof for pulling this off for 25 years no other company on AIM has managed this .This will still be going in another 25 years just paying Dr Sorcas pension and some other directors salaries instead .Quite an achievement to achieve nothing !
Meanwhile this is going back to 5P

catswhiskas
18/2/2020
17:04
Paid for by Brandon Hill minions
craffert
18/2/2020
16:43
Chrysos..I like your style!!!! 😎😎😎😎
thecynical1
18/2/2020
16:34
Richard Conroy Salary €180,000
Maureen Jones Salary €115,000
PDAC exhibitors fee $5,000
Two business class DUB-YYZ €5,000
Suite at Toronto Four Seasons $3,000

Entertainment value: priceless

chrysos
18/2/2020
15:23
the bullshiiit continues
kaos3
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