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CUSN Cornish Metals Inc.

8.65
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 08:00:09
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Cornish Metals Inc. LSE:CUSN London Ordinary Share CA21948L1040 COM SHS NPV (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 8.65 8.50 8.80 8.65 8.65 8.65 26,438 08:00:09
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gold Ores 0 -2.71M -0.0051 -17.65 46.3M
Cornish Metals Inc. is listed in the Gold Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CUSN. The last closing price for Cornish Metals was 8.65p. Over the last year, Cornish Metals shares have traded in a share price range of 5.20p to 12.25p.

Cornish Metals currently has 535,270,712 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Cornish Metals is £46.30 million. Cornish Metals has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -17.65.

Cornish Metals Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
28/10/2024
17:06
Shorters' beware!
smokey 1o3
25/10/2024
10:25
One could argue that ingress levels increase over the wetter months.
millennialinvestor
25/10/2024
10:25
Still no shaft update. Will be in the thick of winter soon.

What a great time to short as cash dries up.

(Mine not dry, still full of water)

millennialinvestor
24/10/2024
09:13
No update.
millennialinvestor
22/10/2024
14:33
How on earth is that a "Nice write up from Jim"?

Cornish Metals (CUSN.V CUSN.L ZYR1.F) announced that it has entered into a non-dilutive £7 million ($9.1 million) secured credit facility with Vision Blue Resources to support the continued development of its 100% owned and permitted South Crofty tin project in Cornwall, United Kingdom. The proceeds of the facility are expected to be used for the company's general operating and corporate purposes. Per Don Turvey, CEO, Cornish Metals plans to generate value by unlocking the project's potential as a long-term supplier of tin needed for electrical applications in the UK and Europe. The company says it has been engaging with investment entities interested in financing the development of the project and the Vision Blue credit facility, combined with the recently completed non-core asset sales, provides capital to advance these discussions further and develop optionality as the company continues to further derisk the project ahead of securing project financing for the construction of South Crofty.

Looks like hazl ramp. Failing to miss key details such as no shaft update, no dewatering update, no 7b update etc. Does Jim wear tights n heels?

millennialinvestor
22/10/2024
14:13
Nice write up from Jim https://mining.beehiiv.com/p/jim-s-mining-letter-october-22-2024Worth reading
cat33
22/10/2024
09:00
Its good to see executives getting incentivised with options that strike at a premium to the prevailing price..many are awarded nil cost options which hardly gives them the same alignment to the shareholders.
kooba
21/10/2024
13:16
Get mele on the rattler.
millennialinvestor
20/10/2024
18:02
What is your definition of a real man ?!

Bigoted idiot

tightsnheels
16/10/2024
18:48
Watch the share price fly tomorrow, positive report tonight on ITV promising wealth for all Cornish lads....lol
aidan61
16/10/2024
15:17
I wonder if the trans community will help?

Disappointed that CUSN haven't issued a gender pay gap report or ethics & equality statement.

millennialinvestor
16/10/2024
13:40
It's called bridge finance from a supportive shareholder..it's not complicated or meant to be long term , reflected in the interest rate. I would be concentrating more on what endeavour are looking into and who could be cornerstone investors to get this to production.https://www.great.gov.uk/international/content/investment/sectors/mineral-extraction-and-refining/
kooba
16/10/2024
13:29
Interest rates are dropping, they don’t need it to be in place for longer. They merely want to see through as many central bank meetings as possible. I’ll take note of VBR (top industry experts) before I listen to you guys that spout nonsensical rumours and drivel
nocluejustarandom
16/10/2024
12:00
The Nife delivers another sobering blow to the rampers.
millennialinvestor
16/10/2024
11:47
The "facility" is a pointless fluff RNS to excite retail shareholders and get them buying shares in advance of the next placing.

Just read it FFS, the "facility" matures on 31 March next year! What use is a loan for a mere six months?

jaknife
16/10/2024
11:10
I also think the facility is definitely linked to their funding requirements. If they can raise with a mixture of equity and debt, they are a) minimising dilution and b) likely to be able to raise at a smaller discount to the on screen price. All seems like reasonably simple, sane corporate governance getting things in a row before the big raise soon.
thebd11
16/10/2024
10:57
It’s getting them over hurdles, they were never going to take the full amount required when interest rates are due to be dropped. They’ve simply taken enough funds to get over the horizon before more concrete measures are in place.

Sorry you missed me dear, I went travelling

nocluejustarandom
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