Edenville Energy Share Discussion Threads

[werty5] 08/4/2016 08:03

Without finance last one out switch off the light.

[royalgv] 08/4/2016 07:49

Good riddance.

[never_say_never] 08/4/2016 07:08

Sinking Ship ?

[bibdaddy] 06/4/2016 13:25

£200k @ 0.015p

[jacksonpollack] 06/4/2016 13:02

Milked to death. Disgusting.

[stevie050] 05/4/2016 13:52

So anyone up for a game of placing roulette ? I'm going June 6th £300K at 0.02p.

[dickiebird2] 31/3/2016 21:47

Still at least they are having a good time !!

[deanroberthunt] 31/3/2016 08:33

Africa makes a five bob note look pukka.

[werty5] 31/3/2016 07:20

That's better at least they have released a statement with clear objectives. I am still going to wait and see about how everything is going to get funded and probably won't invest until some funds are in place but if I was invested here I would take some heart in today's statement as it at least keeps you informed on what is going on but Edenville must keep regular project updates I would suggest on at the very least a bi-monthly basis.

[chasbos] 30/3/2016 12:14

hxxps://www.usaid.gov/powerafrica/roadmap. In June 2013, President Barack Obama launched Power Africa, a partnership among the U.S. Government, African governments, bilateral and multilateral development partners, and the private sector to double access to electricity in sub-Saharan Africa.
Now in its third year, Power Africa has built the financial and human resource foundation, recruited the partners, and identified specific deal flow to facilitate a clear path to success. We are now partnering with more than 120 public and private sector entities to accelerate power transactions in sub-Saharan Africa.
The United States’ initial $7 billion dollar commitment has leveraged nearly $43 billion in commitments from the public and private sectors, including more than $31 billion in commitments from our private sector partners. Our public sector partners, including the African Development Bank (AfDB), the World Bank Group (WBG), the Government of Sweden, and the European Union (EU) have collectively committed nearly $12 billion in support of sustainable energy activities across the region.

[whoppy] 30/3/2016 12:05

Runh power are the ones with access to the Chinese funding. China recently awarded $60 billion. As a result the Tanzanian government doesn't need to listen to the Americans.

[bibdaddy] 30/3/2016 11:48

20% spread...ridiculous

[werty5] 29/3/2016 20:30

Look under the cushions if you like the fact is until someone comes up with some serious money the share price will languish.

[rich2006] 29/3/2016 14:57

Look to east

[werty5] 29/3/2016 12:57

Mining licence may have been granted but the project in general is still far away from any kind of return on investment money. In fact due to infrastructure demands that need to be met etc etc... This will be burning up cash at a very fast rate. I would be happier to invest here if some banks started to bank roll the project but there's been no mention of any finance being made available which leads to the question of why? All the while that no alternative finance is available placings are inevitable. Mining licence great but at the end of the day it's just a piece of paper the BOD will have to lay out their plans for the project including a timeline and funding before any of my money is used.

[jacksonpollack] 29/3/2016 12:39

Now can pi's finally grasp why the bod wont buy any shares. Must be another wages mates rate placing coming sooner Than I thought. In the 0.01's imo

[stevie050] 29/3/2016 09:48

Falling ike a stone, running out of money, mining license ?? Things not looking at all good.

[jacksonpollack] 23/3/2016 22:44

Looks like Rufus has bottled the interview.

[stevie050] 22/3/2016 11:28

I agree with JP here. This will go nowhere until finance is sorted - otherwise an endless cycle of placing & dilution until there is nowt left !