Dalradian Cmn Share Discussion Threads

[djb3] 12/7/2018 09:37

Lol not selling mine we're getting ripped off. Price has been deliberately knocked down over last few months. Will double in no time if we hold them for longer term

[pelgis] 11/7/2018 13:03

Dalradian have started prospecting in the Omagh area, but have really upset the locals by drilling 500m from the main towns Reservoir at Glencordial- The stance against the mining operations has taken a major boost and the tide of opinion has turned and virtually everyone in the town are now in the 'anti mining' camp. Omagh minerals/Galantas are also caught up on this now, and the determined efforts of the new lobby groups will stop the mining. Any resistance offered previously was nothing, but mining at Glencordial brings the whole operation into plain view of the 60,000 inhabitants of the town, and also threatens their water supply. To make matters worse, Dalradian insist on processing locally using cyanide compounds. This is unnacepable.


Get your money out before the collapse..

[pelgis] 11/7/2018 13:03

Dalradian have started prospecting in the Omagh area, but have really upset the locals by drilling 500m from the main towns Reservoir at Glencordial- The stance against the mining operations has taken a major boost and the tide of opinion has turned and virtually everyone in the town are now in the 'anti mining' camp. Omagh minerals/Galantas are also caught up on this now, and the determined efforts of the new lobby groups will stop the mining. Any resistance offered previously was nothing, but mining at Glencordial brings the whole operation into plain view of the 60,000 inhabitants of the town, and also threatens their water supply. To make matters worse, Dalradian insist on processing locally using cyanide compounds. This is unnacepable.


Get your money out before the collapse..

[pelgis] 11/7/2018 13:03

Dalradian have started prospecting in the Omagh area, but have really upset the locals by drilling 500m from the main towns Reservoir at Glencordial- The stance against the mining operations has taken a major boost and the tide of opinion has turned and virtually everyone in the town are now in the 'anti mining' camp. Omagh minerals/Galantas are also caught up on this now, and the determined efforts of the new lobby groups will stop the mining. Any resistance offered previously was nothing, but mining at Glencordial brings the whole operation into plain view of the 60,000 inhabitants of the town, and also threatens their water supply. To make matters worse, Dalradian insist on processing locally using cyanide compounds. This is unnacepable.


Get your money out before the collapse..

[djb3] 11/7/2018 09:44

No evidence of this on Department for Infrastructure Northern Ireland website so not true from what i can see. It seems to me that you sold on 29th May so maybe you're fuming at selling too early.

[djb3] 09/7/2018 20:26

Hi storefront27. Can you please tell me where you found this information? I can't find nothing relating to this. I've even gone on the Department for Infrastructure Northern Ireland site but doesn't state anything at present. Ta

[storefront27] 09/7/2018 15:59

Appeal by Department for Infrastructure Northern Ireland has been dismissed it appears there is no hope of the approval of the planning application. Orion mine finance will bd buying worthless shares. Its beginning to sound like a scam.

[storefront27] 21/6/2018 21:27

Nope, this looks like a last ditch attempt to protect what price is left. Claims of a high rolling investor may calm some fears in the short term but it looks like an opt out position being taken.

[joe_e] 21/6/2018 21:05

This has to be good news ???

[storefront27] 29/5/2018 08:37

With the impass at the Northern Ireland assembly, a court decision that does not allow major decisions in the absence of ministers it is highly unlikely that there will be any decision on dalradian planning application. On top of that there are multiple judicial reviews. It appears the dalradian claims were too good to be true. I'm pulling out as I have seen seen no potential return on this stock and only a probability of a real loss

[mineng] 03/5/2018 15:53

So they finally reported the JR. Turns out there are two! They make light of them of course.

[mineng] 01/5/2018 11:33

some nice grades there

[djb3] 09/4/2018 21:53

Dalradian up nearly 14% today on tsx anyone heard anything reason for the big rise?

[bageo] 23/3/2018 07:32

Not surprising but may not matter too much in terms of timeline - public enquiry is expected anyway so if new pre-consultation is required then could occur prior to this.

Would be interesting to know when this court application was made. Now until June for the hearing seems quick compared to some others.

[bageo] 19/3/2018 20:46

2018 budgets from todays announcement
c$12m Drilling/Geology
c$12m Permitting/Community Relations
c$5m Mine planning and engineering work to produce the FS update is the third-largest component at approximately 10% of the overall budget.
c$20m other spending including general and administrative costs

[dibs61] 09/2/2018 15:53

No worries, but you were asking the questions? ;)

It clearly has (had at least) a premium valuation but I look at the grades there and they are stunning. I think there are a few concerns about their preferred cyanide processing but maybe that will all come out in the wash so to speak in the public inquiries.

I've just bought back in because frankly I see limited further downside from here - unless things get a bit tetchy from the environmental concerns. But I think they have gone to great lengths in the PA to mitigate against that.

[casual47] 09/2/2018 13:08

Not dissing DALR btw. Like I said, I have it on my watch list and have been considering to buy in. Major institutions bought heavily into DALR at a big premium to today's share price so I am sure they know their onions re. the prospect here.

[panagos] 09/2/2018 13:04

galantas gold, similar jurisdiction / situation Mcap less than $10m (I am a holder)

never understood the valuation diversion with dalradian myself though. Probably the later has more gold...lol

[casual47] 09/2/2018 12:58

Dibs, the bonus provided by being in NI as opposed to some corrupt regime I understand.

Are there other (single mine) miners in a comparable situation? (first gold pour at least 2 years away and already close to half a billion USD market cap?)

I can think of a couple of bigger projects at a similar stage as DALR which are still under 100 million USD market cap, although admittedly in "dodgy" countries.

[dibs61] 09/2/2018 12:44

casual47 - not sure why you're so confused. it could have something to do with the fact they already have 4.4m ozs resources (indicated and inferred). Its regarded as one of the largest new gold projects/deposits on the planet. Oh and they've barely scratched the surface in terms of exploring the areas under license and are making new discoveries. First gold pour is not 'many years away' its planned for 2020. They have zero debt and, as you say, plenty of cash. Isn't that a good thing?? They have massive backers from the globes top mine funders.

It's basically a top quality project with good sound management and solid backing in a very stable supportive jurisdiction.

By all means, if you prefer smaller projects struggling for cash with questionable management in dodgy jurisdictions, fine. I know one or two that spring to mind. ;)

[casual47] 08/2/2018 20:07

This stock is on my radar but I just can't get my head around it......

1. Why does this company have the market cap of a 100k+ oz p.a. junior *producer* when first gold pour is still many years away and planning application has only recently been submitted?

2. Why were they given shedloads of money last autumn when, potentially, the planning permission can take up to two years and could, potentially, be rejected?

[thecynical1] 11/12/2017 09:55

does anybody know why this has slipped so much since the MIO holders were given shares as part of the deal? It now appears to be stuck below the last placing price? What does the market know that we don´t?

[bageo] 30/11/2017 19:10

Cash-up and limited need to spend over the next potentially 2 years of the planning process. What do they intend to do ... other assets, drill the wider area to cheese or sit on the cash?

Will read the planning application in detail once it is public. The thing I am still unconvinced on is cyanide - when there seems little economic benefit from their published studies why create the additional potential oppositon? or is it rabbit out of a hat during planning .... we have listened and no cyanide?

[djb3] 27/11/2017 19:37

I know.... Just submitted planning application and is currently down on the tsx. Should hopefully rise quickly don't understand it tbh.