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Posted at 28/1/2024 12:18 by noirua Helium One Global boss reveals reason for share price bounce - ICYMIPublished: 12:00 27 Jan 2024 GMT |
Posted at 25/1/2024 14:10 by noirua Noirua 25 Jan '24 - 14:03 - 11808 of 11808 Edit0 2 0 Price target at over 18p from 0.3p by Trading View. Goes for a 100-bagger from low of 0.19p. |
Posted at 21/10/2023 11:06 by noirua Here is one that has spiraled downwards and is rightly referred to as a dog share.This is RTOP which had an IPO price of £1.00 and jumped to an intraday price of £3.14. Now it has crashed to a Friday intraday low of just 11.75p - hard to believe. Is this fall overdone? Has the market got it disastrously wrong? Why has it really fallen so far? Time to look at this one closely I think! |
Posted at 19/4/2023 07:45 by the chairman elect Tirupati Graphite plc / LSE:TGRUpdate on the Acquisition of Suni Resources Tirupati Graphite plc (TGR.L, TGRHF.OTCQX), the specialist graphite and graphene company developing sustainable new age materials, announced on 3 April 2023 the successful completion of the acquisition (the "Acquisition") of Suni Resources SA ("Suni"), the Mozambique incorporated subsidiary of ASX listed Battery Minerals Limited ("BAT"). The Company announced on 3 April 2023 that part of the consideration for the Acquisition is the issue of 10,046,556 TG ordinary shares of £0.025 each to BAT covering a sum of AUD$9,750,000 (c.£5,284,500) at an issue price of £0.526 per ordinary share in two equal tranches with the first tranche issued on completion and the second traches issued on the 8 month anniversary of completion of the Acquisition ("Share Consideration"). To assist the Company in meeting its regulatory requirements under the U.K. Prospectus Regulation the Company today announces that the Company and BAT have agreed to vary the allocation of the Share Consideration between tranches and the issue dates as follows: · 3,500,000 TG ordinary shares of £0.025 each to be issued on or about the date of this announcement (the "Tranche 1 Consideration Shares"); and · 6,546,556 TG ordinary shares of £0.025 each to be issued on 8 December 2023 (the "Tranche 2 Consideration Shares"). The parties have also agreed that the Tranche 1 Consideration Shares and the Tranche 2 Consideration Shares, when issued and admitted to trading, shall not be subject to a hard lock in but to orderly market agreements up to 18 months from the date of issue. The terms of the Acquisition as announced on 3 April 2023 otherwise remain unchanged including the issue of 2,018,944 ordinary shares of £0.025 each to BAT at completion covering a sum of AUD$994,571.86 (£539,058) at an issue price of £0.267 per ordinary for the transfer of intellectual property (the "IP Consideration Shares"). Admission of the Tranche 1 Consideration Shares and IP Consideration Shares to the Standard Segment of the Official List of the Financial Conduct Authority ("FCA") and to trading on the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange, is now expected to become effective on or about 8.00 a.m. on 24 April 2023 ("Admission"). Following the issue of Tranche 1 Consideration Shares and IP Consideration Shares the Company's issued share capital will comprise 106,966,712 ordinary shares of £0.025 each. The above figure may be used by shareholders as the denominator for the calculations by which they will determine whether they are required to notify their interest in, or a change to their interest in, the Company under the Financial Conduct Authority's Disclosure and Transparency Rule. |
Posted at 18/4/2023 09:30 by the chairman elect Small Cap Stock Watch over @ Keras Resources / LSE:KRSSOS10018 Apr '23 - 05:27 - 3273 of 3276 Chris Grosso will hold the shares on behalf of Kershner Grosso which manages in excess of USD400mn on behalf of its clients, investing in businesses in the junior resource sector which tend to be long-term in nature with Kershner Grosso providing ongoing support and guidance as dictated by each management group, until the full value of each asset is realised. Most recently, Kershner Grosso was the largest shareholder in Silvercrest Metals Inc, a Canadian precious metals exploration and production company headquartered in Vancouver, BC with its flagship asset Las Chispas Mine, in Sonora, Mexico. Kershner Grosso clients remain large shareholders in Silvercrest and have seen Silvercrest's share price grow from USD0.10 at the time of its spin out and initial private placement to its current price of over USD7.00. --- Don't often see this mentioned on a holdings rns.🤞 Edgein18 Apr '23 - 08:37 - 3274 of 3276 The most important part of the RNS is this: "The Keras Board is very pleased to have Kershner Grosso on board as a cornerstone shareholder. Kershner Grosso's investment philosophy is very much aligned with Keras's growth strategy in the US and the relationship is expected to provide access to new markets and opportunities throughout North America." Hinting at further acquisition imo. DC might be joined by other assets that offer transformative upside (regardless of Nayega). Regards, Ed. Stockriser18 Apr '23 - 08:43 - 3275 of 3276 And still only a Mcap of £4.4mm, even after the recent rise - imagine if positive news came from Nayega ;-) GLA SR |
Posted at 03/3/2023 14:55 by the chairman elect Beacon Energy / LSE:BCEPrimaryBid Offer -- Beacon Energy announces a retail offer via PrimaryBid; -- The price will be determined at the close of the Placing; -- Investors can access the PrimaryBid Offer by visiting www.primarybid.com and downloading the PrimaryBid mobile app; -- Investors may also be able to take part through PrimaryBid's extensive network of retail brokers, wealth managers and investment platforms. Subscriptions through these partners can be made from tax efficient savings vehicles such as ISAs or SIPPs, as well as General Investment Accounts (GIAs); -- The issue price for the Retail Shares will be equal to the Placing Price; -- There is a minimum subscription of GBP500 per investor in the PrimaryBid Offer; -- No commission is charged by PrimaryBid on applications to the PrimaryBid Offer. PrimaryBid Offer Beacon Energy ( AIM :BCE), the energy company seeking growth through acquisition or farm-in to interests in discovered upstream projects is pleased to announce, a conditional offer for subscription via PrimaryBid (the "PrimaryBid Offer") of new Ordinary Shares no par value each in the Company ("Retail Shares") . The Company also intends to conduct a placing of new Ordinary Shares (the "Placing Shares") (the "Placing") as announced on 16 December 2022. The price at which the Placing Shares are to be placed (the "Placing Price") will be determined at the close of the Placing. The issue price for the Retail Shares will be equal to the Placing Price. As announced by the Company on 16 December 2022, the Company has entered into a conditional share purchase agreement relating to the purchase of the entire issued and to be issued capital of Rhein Petroleum GmbH (the "Acquisition"). The PrimaryBid Offer is subject to shareholder approval at a General Meeting of the Company to be held on or around 24 March 2023 , the placing agreement in connection with the Placing having been entered into, become unconditional save for Admission (defined below) and not having been terminated prior to Admission. The PrimaryBid Offer and the Placing are further conditional on the new Ordinary Shares to be issued pursuant to the PrimaryBid Offer, the Placing being admitted to trading on AIM ("Admission") and completion of the Acquisition ("Completion"), which shall occur concurrently with Admission. Admission is expected to be take place at 8.00 a.m. on or around 28 March 2023. The PrimaryBid Offer will not be completed without the Placing also being completed. The PrimaryBid Offer will be capped and will not exceed the public offer threshold detailed at Article 3(2) of the UK version of Regulation (EU) No 596/2014 which is part of UK law by virtue of the European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018. Following Completion, the Company will use the funds raised to finance the drilling, completion, tie-back and bringing into production the Schwarzbach-2 well and required working capital. Reason for the PrimaryBid Offer The Company values its retail investor base and is therefore pleased to provide private and other investors the opportunity to participate in the PrimaryBid Offer by applying through the PrimaryBid mobile app available on the Apple App Store and Google Play. Investors may also be able to subscribe to the PrimaryBid Offer using their ISAs, SIPP or GIA by contacting their retail broker, wealth manager or investment platform. PrimaryBid does not charge investors any commission for these services. Brokers wishing to offer their customers access to the Retail Offer, and future PrimaryBid transactions, should contact partners@primarybid. The PrimaryBid Offer, will be open to individual and institutional investors following the release of this announcement. The PrimaryBid Offer is expected to close at 4.30 p.m. on 7 March 2023 . The PrimaryBid Offer may close early if it is oversubscribed. The Company reserves the right to scale back any order at its discretion. The Company and PrimaryBid reserve the right to reject any application for subscription under the Offer without giving any reason for such rejection. No commission is charged to investors on applications to participate in the PrimaryBid Offer made through PrimaryBid. It is vital to note that once an application for Retail Shares has been made and accepted via PrimaryBid, an application cannot be withdrawn. For further information on PrimaryBid or the procedure for applications under the PrimaryBid Offer, visit www.PrimaryBid.com or email PrimaryBid at enquiries@primarybid The Retail Shares will be issued free of all liens, charges and encumbrances and will, when issued and fully paid, rank pari passu in all respects with the Company's existing Ordinary Shares. |
Posted at 21/1/2023 09:30 by the chairman elect KODAL MINERALS //// LSE:KOD"our valuation to around 0.88p/s representing a 138% uplift on today’s share price. We therefore rate the shares as a buy on the assumption the deal will consummate." SP Angel acts as financial advisor and broker to Kodal Minerals. Conclusion: The Hainan deal is extraordinary in that Kodal are entitled to their 49% of the profit from the joint venture through their simple addition contribution of the project. We assume the joint venture will pay all related costs out of the $100m of cash provided by Hainan. There does not appear to be any preferential repayment of capital to Hainan. We are not aware of any expensive royalty, streaming or peculiar loan note arrangements draining the cash flow making this possibly the simplest and cleanest deal we have seen. SP Angel acts as financial advisor and broker to Kodal Minerals. So my take on all of this is that KOD could well go on and hit 1p+ KOD could even go higher such as 2p+ as LITHIUM prices are going through the roof plus share price ANGEL have not taken into account the GOLD projects! |
Posted at 16/12/2022 07:42 by the chairman elect Beacon Energy plc - Reverse Takeover Transaction and Corporate Update - Conditional Acquisition of Rhein Petroleum GmbHBeacon Energy plc ( AIM: BCE ), the energy company seeking growth through acquisition or farm-in to interests in discovered upstream projects, is pleased to announce that the Company has entered into a conditional Share Purchase Agreement ("SPA") with Tulip Oil Holding B.V. ("Tulip") and Deutsche Rohstoff A.G. ("DRAG") (collectively, the "Sellers") relating to the purchase of the entire issued and to be issued share capital of Rhein Petroleum GmbH ("RheinPetroleum"), (the "ProposedTransaction The board of Beacon Energy ("Board") considers the Proposed Transaction to represent a transformational, value enhancing transaction for shareholders, which is fully aligned with Beacon Energy's growth strategy. The Board believes the Proposed Transaction will deliver: · A full-cycle portfolio of largely operated production, development, appraisal and exploration assets located onshore Germany, a low political risk jurisdiction over licences as set out below · A near-term active work programme designed to enhance production and cash flow · An experienced operating team in Rhein Petroleum that has a track record of exploration, appraisal, development and production operations · Strong HSE record and a firm commitment to environmentally responsible hydrocarbon production · A well-understood existing production base, generating immediate revenue · A material 2P net reserve base of 3.85 mmbbl and a 2C net contingent resource base of 22.96 mmbbl, located across four core assets as assessed by SGS Nederland B.V, and to be included in a Competent Person's Report ("CPR"), which will form part of the Admission Document to be sent to shareholders in due course · A commercially attractive programme with the economic results of the CPR describe an NPV10 valuation of €52.8 million from the development and production of the 2P reserve base, assuming, inter alia, capex of €15.7 million for a 3 well programme and facilities upgrade and utilising forward oil pricing as at 14 November 2022 · An investment case which will be the basis for Beacon Energy seeking to carry out a placing to new and existing investors ("Placing") to raise approximately £6 million net of costs to finance the drilling , completion, tie-back and bringing into production the Schwarzbach-2 well and required working capital. Production from this well will be used to fund the forward development programme · Access to a built-in growth pipeline of onshore, material, high-margin, low-risk and near-term development and appraisal opportunities · A mix of low, medium and higher risk exploration opportunities with a cumulative best estimate un-risked net prospective resource base of 207.83 mmbbl with individual prospects that are potentially material · Entry into a region where the Company sees significant potential for growth and where, over time, it believes a substantial business can be built · Acquisition of Rhein Petroleum which, for the financial year ended 31 December 2021, Rhein Petroleum reported audited revenue of 2.9 million, operating loss of €1.2 million and a loss after tax and interest of 1.5 million under German accounting standards. As at 30 June 2022, Rhein Petroleum reported unaudited total assets of €11.9 million and net liabilities of 12.9 million (including €22.0 million shareholder loan liability which will be acquired by Beacon at Completion) under German accounting standards In addition: · To provide certainty and continuity for the Company, current Interim CEO Larry Bottomley becomes CEO on a permanent basis, effective immediately · The Competent Persons Report covering the material assets of Rhein Petroleum will be included in an AIM Admission Document to be published in due course and an updated corporate presentation describing the acquisition will be made available on the Company's website www.beaconenergyplc. Consideration Under the terms of the SPA, the Sellers will receive: (i) new ordinary shares in Beacon Energy such that, following the intended Placing (described more fully below), the Sellers will collectively hold 33.2 per cent of the enlarged share capital of Beacon Energy (the "ConsiderationShares The Earn-Out comprises a contingent production consideration in cash, after provision for royalties levied by the relevant German states ("NetProduction") such that the Earn-Out payment on the current discoveries is 10 per cent of Net Production proceeds. There is also a contingent 3 per cent production earn-out on any future discovery that leads to production from the current exploration licences. In addition to a vendor-financed loan of €1.9 million, to be repaid from production, Beacon Energy will be seeking to carry out a placing to new and existing investors ("Placing") to raise approximately £6 million net of costs to finance the drilling , completion, tie-back and bringing into production the Schwarzbach-2 well and required working capital. Directors of Beacon Energy intend to participate in the Placing. In addition, Tulip also intends to participate in the Placing to acquire an additional approximately 6.8 per cent of the enlarged share capital of the Company, such that Tulip is expected to hold approximately 36.7 per cent of the issued share capital of the Company at Completion. In addition to the Consideration Shares, the Company will also issue to the Sellers warrants over new Ordinary Shares which shall each have an exercise price of GBP0 and may only be exercised in the event another existing warrant or option holder in the Company exercises existing warrants or options and only in the same proportion as that exercised (the "Top Up Warrants"), such that the percentage holding of each of the Sellers at Completion shall be maintained, ceteris paribus, pre and post the exercise of some or all of the existing options and warrants in the Company. The Consideration Shares and Placing shares held by Tulip on admission to AIM will be subject to both lock-in terms and a relationship agreement, full details of which will be set out in the Company's Admission Document. Reverse Takeover Process The Transaction is classified as a reverse takeover pursuant to the AIM Rules for Companies. The Company's ordinary shares will remain suspended from trading on AIM until such time as the Proposed Transaction is completed, which is anticipated will be the second business day following the satisfaction or waiver of the final condition which the SPA is subject to. In the event that the Proposed Transaction does not proceed the Company's share will remain suspended from trading as Beacon Energy has been a cash shell on AIM for more than 6 months. Completion of the Transaction is subject to, inter alia : · certain regulatory consents and confirmations; · approval by Tulip's shareholders at a general meeting to be convened in due course; · approval by Beacon Energy's shareholders at a general meeting to be convened in due course ("GeneralMeeting"), including the passing of the Rule 9 Waiver resolution (as described below); · finalisation of the Placing; and · the publication of an AIM Admission Document. The Admission Document, which will include a notice of General Meeting, is expected to be issued in due course. It is noted that the notice of General Meeting within the Admission Document is also expected to include a resolution in respect of a waiver from Rule 9 of the Takeover Code in light of the fact that Tulip is expected, on Admission, to hold over 30 per cent of the Company's share capital as enlarged by the issue of the Consideration Shares and the Placing. Rule 9 Waiver Resolution Tulip is expected, on Admission, to hold 36.7 per cent. of the Company's share capital as enlarged by the issue of the Consideration Shares and the Placing. The shareholders of Tulip are presumed to be acting in concert (as defined in the Takeover Code) with each other for the purposes of the Takeover Code. The shareholders of Tulip are not presumed to be in concert (as defined in the Takeover Code), with DRAG or the shareholders of DRAG. The Company will apply to The Takeover Panel ("Panel") for a waiver from the obligation for Tulip to make a general offer for the Company that would otherwise arise as a result of the issue of the Consideration Shares and Placing shares to Tulip and the exercise by Tulip of any Top Up Warrants, subject to the approval, on a poll, by a resolution of the Company's independent shareholders, which will be proposed at the General Meeting (the "Whitewash Resolution"). Accordingly, with the consent of the Panel, the Whitewash Resolution will be proposed at the General Meeting and will be taken on a poll at the General Meeting, notice of which will be set out in the Company's Admission Document to be published in due course. Commenting on the signing of the SPA, Beacon Energy Non-Executive Chairman, Mark Rollins, said : " We are delighted that we have signed the SPA with Tulip and DRAG on this compelling European O&G opportunity which has the potential to build a self-funding platform for growth from cash generative producing and development oil assets. As a Board, we have been impressed by the professionalism of the Rhein Petroleum operating team and look forward to working with them in unlocking the potential in the portfolio. "I am also pleased that Larry has taken on the role of CEO, having assumed the role on an interim basis earlier this year at an important juncture for the Company. Larry, and the Board, have since made considerable efforts through this year, delivering important legacy outcomes and progressing the business development pipeline culminating in this SPA. "We are also very pleased to have been able to call on the services of a high quality group of consultants with direct expertise in M&A and all the associated processes. As we enter an exciting period, we will call on their deep experience and knowledge, along with that of the rest of the Board, which will be key to our efforts to deliver on our strategy. " Beacon Energy CEO, Larry Bottomley, added : "Since assuming the role of CEO on an interim basis, the entire Board has worked tirelessly to help me deliver value accretive opportunities from our compelling business development pipeline. It is with satisfaction that we have delivered the SPA and I take on the CEO role with considerable enthusiasm to develop a self-funding, production-led platform for growth. I look forward to working with the extended team on the acquisition and reverse takeover which, once complete, will underpin the Company with immediate cash flow and provide an active near-term work programme designed to grow production, cash flow and value for our shareholders." |
Posted at 03/9/2022 14:55 by noirua GFinity GFIN is an old video going back to March this year with pronouncements from the man himself.Justin Waite 4.54K subscribers In this video I explain why the share price of Gfinity #GFIN dropped by 50% and what I think will happen next. Year ending 30 June by John Clarke in the interview with himself. After all this, the share price had more than halved - goes to show. Now there is a personal decision to decide if the share was mainly just sold down. We know how this goes. Some sell and just because the share price falls more get out in the nick of time and some get back in lower down. Then a slight recovery after the share price continues to fall so they jump back out again with others. Now we have to do our homework combined with guessology at or near the floor - so we hope. Bapodra... appears the expert here and certainly not me so you know who to listen to or read as it is -- good luck! |
Posted at 04/5/2022 09:55 by the chairman elect BUY Serinus Energy / LSE:SENX - ahead of the quarterly results due very shortly which should show substantial cash build.Serinus Energy (SENX) shares have performed pretty badly, considering that oil and gas is currently in a bull market, but I believe that the next set of operational and financial results could be a turning point for investors. Unlike many of the small AIM listed companies in this sector, Serinus actually produces oil and gas already, and has operations in Romania and Tunisia, as well as a decent amount of cash in the bank, but the issue always seems to have been the amounts of capital that it has to spend in order to sustain production rates – during 2021 it spent $10.1 million. Last year it averaged 1,649 boepd between its two operations, and although the bulk of that - 1,078 boepd - came from Romania, the assets in Tunisia produced 571 boepd and there is the potential for improvements there, with a workover and pump installation at Sabria W-1, and more to follow as work is completed at other existing wells within this field. When you consider that there is an estimated 445 million barrels of oil equivalent resources at Sabria, and only 1% of that has been produced so far, it certainly suggests that there is upside potential, and especially at current oil and gas prices. At least some of that is also likely to come in the near term with a re-entry of the N2 well planned imminently and as long as all goes well – the well was damaged when originally drilled back in 1980, so a workover is being carried out to open up the well bore – then that should be in production during the middle part of this year. In Romania, work has also been ongoing at its Moftinu gas field, with compressors already having been installed at two of its four existing producing wells, and it has also been benefitting from much stronger gas prices on the local market – it averaged $11.45/mcf for the whole of 2021, but during Q4 prices had risen significantly and averaged $31.58/mcf, and that trend has continued so far in 2022. One of the problems with this company is that its operations have always looked promising but have generally failed to live up to expectations, and once you stripped out the Capex being spent to maintain production, then financially it always looked far less impressive than the headline figures would suggest – although for 2021 it did record a net profit of almost $6 million, all of that actually came from the reversal of a previous provision and it would barely have broken even on its ongoing operations. The management has never looked particularly aligned with shareholders either, and seem to have done quite well for themselves regardless of how the company has performed, both in terms of directors fees and also the award of shares under the incentives plan. That still hasn’t changed, and probably won’t, with the CEO Jeffrey Auld having just been awarded more than 3.5 million shares, and a further 2 million or so going to the CFO. Despite all of the past issues though, I do believe that the current market cap of £19 million, at a share price of around 1.7p, is too cheap, and especially when you consider that it ended the year with $8.4 million in the bank – although it is worth noting that will all be used, and more, to cover the expected work programme for the current year. It also has a decent amount of reserves, with 7.77mmboe of 2P, of which 3.79mmboe is 1P, for its Tunisia operations; and an additional 860,000boe of 2P, with 522,000boe of 1P, in Romania. The results for Q1 are due at any time, judging by last year, and I would expect that the market will like them, as they should show a substantial amount of cash build, given the realised oil and gas prices during those three months, along with the fact that the company will have had little in the way of Capex. On that basis alone, I definitely think that it is worth buying in ahead of these results, and then in terms of a longer term hold, it will all come down to just how well the company performed in terms of net free cash flow, and assessing how much of that will go into the coffers once you strip out Capex on an annualised basis. I am holding myself for these results, and will then once I see the actual figures I will decide whether to carry on holding or whether to treat it as just a shorter term trade and cash in on any spike in share price that comes after the quarterlies are announced. That will all come down to whether or not the figures make me believe that it can generate decent amounts of cash flow after Capex, and that it isn’t all being spent just to keep production at a stable level – if it is all having to be spent sustaining production, and given current oil and gas price levels, then I would find it hard to remain invested as it would suggest that shareholders are never likely to see much of a return, in terms of excess cash being distributed to them, or being sufficient to actually substantially increase production and keep it at higher levels. For now though, I’m happy to remain invested and see what impact commodity prices have had, and it could potentially see a decent share price rise in the coming weeks if the market likes the results. |
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