Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Empire Metals Limited | EEE | London | Ordinary Share |
Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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9.25 | 9.25 | 9.25 | 9.25 | 9.40 |
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MINING |
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Posted at 14/2/2025 21:07 by geko5trade manlord/REDHILL, I agree I'd assumed that they would commission their own plant. Reasons may be, apart from logistical costs, that although broadly the technology is well established there is a degree of specificity to the process. In one of the presentations there was mention of the cost and complexity of shipping feedstock to a third party and how it had to be prepared before processing. Although this wasn't in reference to composition of the material from Pitfield the concept may be relevant. Where fine tuning brings economic benefit and where there is value in understanding the exact nature and bespoke aspects of both the feedstock and the process I can see why it might be desirable to keep that knowledge in house. As you pointed out manlord the word 'customer' was used today by SB. In the same sentence he used the word 'partner'. In the event of EEE being approached by a potential partner it could be useful at that stage if the extremely talented team at EEE was as hands on as possible. |
Posted at 03/2/2025 11:50 by pangrati If EEE can now break above the 10p levels the old highs will be relatively quickly challengedAnd if they are then taken out well how high EEE goes is anyone's guess but you would have to say that potentially at least 50p+ [obviously depends on the exact turn of events] |
Posted at 31/1/2025 12:27 by timnicebutdim If EEE plays out as I expect it to, having over 2.3Million shares, I will be investing in blue chips with a decent dividend and will leave AIM in my rear view mirror |
Posted at 29/1/2025 09:11 by onedayrodders goldrush28 Jan '25 - 22:57 - 2199 of 2201yes, mentioned EEE to them first week of January but they argued they need it proved ??? since when do you wait for certainty on an AIM explorer ! You may as well buy TESCOS or another dividend stock Hope I dont live to regret that statement ! ;o) |
Posted at 27/1/2025 11:30 by pangrati Someone mentioned a possible CHART BREAKOUT here at EEEThe answer to that there is CLEARLY a CHART BREAKOUT going on as I type at EEE |
Posted at 26/1/2025 18:40 by gta5 Saracen3, I'm not sure I follow? Perhaps I missunderstand your statement, but as supportive as Brumits family might be of him joining EEE, this is unlikely to affect share price at all...even if they all "buy in support".Even, -if at a stretch- even his past colleagues, and maybe a HNI might dip his toes in it's not going to do much for our share price as this will be absorbed as part of the normal AIM market swings. I think that only real and tangible news will change our MCAP vs the distrust and dilution of shareholder value that's so endemic to AIM companies in general. I think more importantly, IF Brumit really is as excited about EEE as I hope he is, he'll spend some significant time onsite (remember, he's a NED on the board only) but if he actually starts spending some time onsite, maybe getting more and more hands on with the day-to-day operations I'd take that as a very positive sign....(In addition to his likely very valuable connections and experience that he'll be able to share with Bunn and the EEE board of course!) Either way, can't wait for processing news, Gov grant/funding news and ASX listing news, in any possible order! GL, GTA. |
Posted at 23/1/2025 07:33 by pangrati Why would a big hitter join EEE at this stage if there weren't going to be mega EEE related developments seriously skewed to the upside?!?!? |
Posted at 23/1/2025 07:25 by pangrati Empire Metals Limited / LON: EEE / Sector: Natural ResourcesStrengthens Board with Appointment of Renowned Mining Executive Phillip Brumit, Issue and Extension of Options Empire Metals Limited (LON: EEE), the AIM-quoted resource exploration and development company, is pleased to announce the appointment of Phillip Brumit as Non-executive Director with effect from 1 February 2025. Phil brings over 40 years of extensive experience in engineering, project management, construction, project start-up, and mining operations across some of the world's leading mining companies. His impressive career includes leadership roles at Freeport-McMoRan, Lundin Mining, and Newmont Corporation, demonstrating a proven track record of operational success on a global scale. Recently, he served as Executive VP Projects & Operations at Josemaria Resources, now part of a major joint venture between BHP and Lundin Mining. Prior to that, he held positions as President and Managing Director of Minera Candelaria (Lundin Mining) in Chile, President of Freeport-McMoRan's African Division focused on the giant Tenke-Fungurume copper-cobalt mine, and General Manager of Operations for PT Newmont Nusa Tenggara's Batu Hijau mine in Indonesia, and various other key operational positions at Newmont Corporation. His deep experience positions him to be a vital resource for the company. Neil O'Brien, Chairman, said: "We are thrilled to have attracted Phil Brumit to the Empire board. Phil has an accomplished career that includes operational leadership roles for two of the largest US mining companies. His extensive industry experience and proven ability to deliver results on globally significant mining projects is invaluable. With the addition of Phil, the Empire board will broaden its areas of expertise, covering exploration, metallurgy, mine development and operations, finance, and capital markets. His insights will be instrumental as management navigates key milestones, including the development of a pilot plant and the completion of scoping and feasibility studies for the Pitfield Project. This appointment reflects our commitment to assembling a world class team that can achieve our strategic goals, deliver shareholder value and benefit all stakeholders." Phil Brumit said: "I am delighted to be joining Empire Metals at this exciting time in the development of the Pitfield Project. In my career, I have worked internationally for large US-based mining companies in the development and mining of world class deposits that were essential to global metal supply but also helped propel those companies into the future. I recognize Pitfield as being a truly world class deposit that can become a globally significant mine capable of producing large tonnages of high-purity titanium, a critical mineral essential to the world's manufacturing industry and transition to green renewable energy as identified by Australia, the United States and many other countries around the world. Through the rapid development of the Pitfield Project I believe Empire Metals is well positioned to participate in the expanding titanium market that is expected to double in the next five years." |
Posted at 07/1/2025 17:11 by geko5trade Thanks Manlord and ODR for the info and research.It's an interesting comparison. The production of the end product being key. Presumably the value of IperionX is partly attributed to the technology they have developed (possibly future revenue from licensing?). I'm not sure what percentage of their value will be attributed to the mine of heavy mineral sands. EEE are using relatively low tech but have a very high quality and consistent feedstock (in terms of percentage Ti I know there are still those who will argue about feasibility) that isn't mineral sands. With some number crunching in the future it'll be interesting to see the relative cost of producing end product. We already know EEE are likely to produce far more economically than current mine to product or mine to metal. What is also a clear parallel is the political will to get production in house and it would be surprising as risk premium reduces if EEE didn't get significant further grants. |
Posted at 18/12/2024 16:04 by wallywoo 4p because it's the next support once 5.5p is broken. 2/3 months because the trend line shows it.Typical professional rampers posts. Try to discredit the cynic's!! Yes I bgt into nesf at an average around 70p. It pays a quarterly 13% dividend. Great for sipp and isa investments. I have owned it several times, it very often gets over sold and comes back strongly. I have no doubt I will be up after 6 months. Over 2p dividend gets paid on Friday, next dividend xd in early February. Is generating cash which shareholders benefit from. Cuts down any risk of a falling share price. No stamp duty (like here), solid business future (solar power generation). Large dividend reduces risk of a falling market (expected which is why this will be under pressure). |
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