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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Empire Metals Limited | EEE | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| -0.05 | -0.65% | 7.70 | 11:50:54 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 7.85 | 7.40 | 7.85 | 7.75 |
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| MINING |
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Posted at 02/4/2024 13:19 by master rsi Empire Metals latest notesProfile Summary Empire Metals Limited is a United Kingdom-based exploration and resource development company. The Company's project portfolio comprising copper, titanium and gold interests in Australia and Austria. The Company is engaged in focusing on the Pitfield Project, which is located near Three Springs, a town 313 kilometer (km) north of Perth, Western Australia. The Pitfield Project is comprised of four granted exploration licenses (E70/5465, E70/5876, E70/6320 and E70/6323) covering approximately 1,042 square kilometers (km2). The Company is also advancing three exploration projects in Australia; the Eclipse-Gindalbie Project, located approximately 55 km NNE of Kalgoorlie, Western Australia, which is prospective for high-grade gold and also kaolin; the Walton Project in Western Australia, and the Stavely Project in the Stavely Arc region of Victoria, in addition to three precious metals projects located in a high-grade gold production region in central-southern Austria. ------------------ 03.07.23 proactive investor “Pitfield was and still is seen as a huge #copper prospect for Empire, so the titanium is just a bonus currently, though estimates currently are for it to rank among the largest in the world. Planning is underway for a second titanium drilling campaign, while work on samples already and analysis on geophysical data will be released in the next few weeks. EmpireMetals adds that only 2% of the giant mineral system identified has been drilled to date. Shares rose 0.25p to 1.85p.” 26.10.23 proactive investor “Two-thirds into its six-week drilling programme, Bunn said Empire is encouraged by findings from the drilling activities. The updates indicate potential extensions from their initial #titanium discovery, with some diamond holes reaching depths of over 400 meters. Two drilled holes, situated 30 kilometres apart, have demonstrated titanium mineralization. This acts as a precursor to the company's confidence in the same mineral presence for a forthcoming third hole, located centrally within a vast anomaly.” 19.12.23 proactive Empire Metals Ltd has identified more shallow-level titanium from the first five assays received from a four-hole reverse circulation (RC) drill programme at Pitfield in Western Australia. A new shallow zone of bedded higher-grade TiO2 mineralisation was identified from the assays, in addition to extending the overall broad footprint of significant TiO2 mineralisation already discovered. Empire said the best result for the assays is an interval of 154 metres at 5.51% TiO2 from the surface. More good results are expected from the remaining assays, Empire added. At the same time, a consultant has been appointed to carry out an Electron Probe Microanalysis on RC drill hole rock chip samples. This will help identify the mineral assemblage within the rocks. Shaun Bunn, Empire’s managing director, said: "These exceptional drill results provide further evidence of the massive 40km long surface footprint of bedded...“ 05.02.24 proactive “Set to begin in February, the drilling programme involves 40 reverse circulation drill holes and four diamond core drill holes, specifically targeting two high-grade titanium-mineralised zones. One of the key objectives of this drill programme is to increase the drill hole density at the two known areas of interest to support further resource evaluation work. Both of these targets have confirmed thick, high-grade, near-surface, bedded TiO2 mineralisation, each with an approximate seven-kilometre strike extent.“ 05.03.24 proactive Managing director Shaun Bunn told investors that the findings demonstrate “the extraordinary mineralogical nature of the giant, titanium-rich mineral system”, and, also, “unique favourable metallurgical characteristics&rdqu The studies identified titanite, a calcium titanium silicate, as the most abundant Ti-bearing mineral, making up approximately --------------- This is money - share tip for 2024 Joanne Hart - 02 Jan 2024 Empire Metals In 1973, as Middle Eastern oil producers curbed exports and prices rocketed, the US government produced a paper on 65 minerals and metals that were considered important for the economy and national security. The report questioned the role that each commodity played, whether it was mined domestically and, if not, where it could be found and in what quantities. Half a century later, America still publishes a list of critical minerals. Now, however, the UK and others have begun to do the same. Most reports include titanium. Light, strong and resistant to rust, the metal is a key ingredient in tanks, aircraft, submarines and missiles, not to mention golf clubs and crutches. -------------- |
Posted at 19/3/2024 10:29 by napoleon 14th EMPIRE METALS LIMITED - Pitfield Tita…When Tue 19 Mar 2024 13:30 – 14:30 (GMT+1) Where hxxps://presentation Who no-reply@investormee PS GMT + 1 means 12:30 here. investor-meet-compan |
Posted at 15/3/2024 11:55 by suren602 Suffolk Jim, I am just trying to understand this stock, that is all. I keep finding things that don't look right and am asking for comment. In the case of the announcement on January 22nd of Saudi strategic investor that could well be a false and misleading statement.The announcemnt heavily implied that the Saudi strategic investor, TransOceanic Minerals, had just invested in the company, hence the annoucement of an "important milestone". In reality TransOceanic was not a new shareholder at all, is was an existing shareholer and not a very large one at that, and had not increased its stake. Also TransOceanic isn't even a Saudi company at all, but a Candian company. hxxps://polaris.brig The entitiy that did invest was an invidual, Mr Al Timini, who had previously invested in this company when it was under a different name, Georgian Mining, with pretty much the same board. Georgian also looks to have been promoted as a large and exciting project but then collpased. Al Timini looks to have just been an ordinary shareholder in Georgian, and now he has popped again. Furthermore, I have never come across a strategic investor, Saudi or otherwise, investing just £2.7m in a "giant mining project", it is ridiculous. This looks like it has been completely dressed up. The Board must have known all this when they approved the announcement. It is both factually incorrect and I would certainly say misleading. If they are putting out annoucements like this, it means thay are stretching the boundaries of promotion and you have to question what else they are saying. I got completely battered by another "giant titanium project" called Bluejay that put out a stream of exiting announcements and technical studies, ramped the share price to the sky and then the whole thing collapsed. No doubt various parties were busy selling in the background while us mugs lost money. I will have to look more closely at Georgian but this same board looks to have also wiped out shareholders there as well. I am sorry if my comments are negative, but I didn't start out that way with this. I just wish I had done more fact checking when I was in Bluejay. I don't have any truck with people who just think that these boards are solely for promoting the stock and try intimidate shareholders who ask reasoned searching questions. If I think the company is doing good stuff, then I am happy to say so. |
Posted at 13/3/2024 09:31 by geko5trade There is a point here but not a negative one. Tamimi did invest less than 3 mill. If you read the announcement it was a Saudi 'led' investment. So not only did Tamimi see fit to risk his cash but other investors did as well. SB has a track record of not raising too much at levels he thinks are too low because he is a responsible CEO and values his shareholders (he is one of them along with the rest of the board). He clearly thinks that on the back of recent newsflow the shares should be much higher and this is reflected in the share options at 14 and 18 amongst other things. I'm with him because I think the strong probability is that the asset, huge asset, will be monetised. In fact only a tiny fraction of it has to be monetised to see multiples of today's share price But there are those that think this is an elaborate scam involving highly respected scientists and industry specialists who want to ruin their own careers, investors and the Australian government. Each to their own. There are also those that think vapour trails are there to poison the public. If only the authorities were that sophisticated... |
Posted at 13/2/2024 14:07 by the count of monte_cristo A profit is a profit, 'investors' forget that sometimes, and would rather measure how long they own a stock "I've been here for 8 years", type mentality as some kind of measuring stick of their success.Remarkable how investors mindsets work sometimes. |
Posted at 07/2/2024 11:46 by manlord1 Nothing there for new investors to jump in on!!!!!This is where you & I differ greatly. This is everything an investor wants to hear & if anyone reading this thinks differently, then you are not an investor. You're a gambler who needs a short-term fix. While I buy all through 2024 I will be looking forward to the day when I can sit back with glee & open a discussion with you Arab on where Empire Metals stand. Sadly, I know you'll not be around to have that discussion. ML |
Posted at 31/1/2024 09:48 by supercity Jeeez there's some daft investors out there.Strategic investors don't buy one week and sell the next.Get a grip. |
Posted at 24/1/2024 16:29 by smart48 I noticed SB made a point of noting that our Saudi investor was already a holder and had not sold a share !Surely the brokers know who of the people they offer the placement shares to are not long term holders. I.E their total holdings never go up by the amount of placement shares purchased. I would hope that they don’t get invited to participate in any future raises ( naive I know , but I thought the brokers were meant to support the company). They get well rewarded by the granting of easily obtainable options. The actions that we have seen in the last two raises, clearly indicate dubious practice for short term gain, that is detrimental to the company. Cornerstone investors, with the intention of long lasting support, who wish to see the project beyond development and into production is what I think SB is hoping to attract. I am sure he is aware that some of his present investors do not match that criteria. |
Posted at 24/1/2024 13:01 by sipptrader88 It appears to me that the share price has been held back to allow mate's rates for certain investors (e.g. TransOceanic Minerals) to position ahead of news.Remember Shaun is a metallurgist...and therefore ahead of the game...well ahead of RNSes...... that are always catching up! Perhaps the Sunday Times article was a bit of a "spanner" that forced action? I expect more "Cornerstone Investors" at this price! |
Posted at 23/1/2024 19:42 by smart48 Next RNS should be on Friday or early next week.When the shares from the recent raise get admitted on AIM. I expect that our Saudi investor has triggered the 3% threshold. It would be beneficial to have an updated list of major investors, we can then see who as been participating in the fund raising and anyone that’s been reducing their holdings. This raise should be sufficient to get the company to at least the end of the year. We should then have a proven resource estimate for the high grade at surface areas currently being targeted. The composition of the ore should be fully evaluated and options for processing known, with a good idea of the products that can be extracted and options to add further value. Having the Saudi investor on board, with mining and construction expertise, with the country already involved in the Titanium industry should be a wake up call to the majors that they can’t wait to long to become involved. If things progress as quickly as S.B suggests, enough information should be available by the middle of the year for either a bid for the company or a 10 to 19% stake, to secure a foot in the door. I’m hoping that Empire and Century continue to work in harmony, as a major could just attempt to buy their 30% of Pitfield. The share price is still very modest for the potential, when and if it is proven that the ore can be processed cheaply and easily, and the TI products to be produced, is when share price appreciation will really kick in. With potential for other valuable minerals yet to be located. I like SB’s confidence that he can really shake up the Titanium market. Enough of my ramblings, still holding tight, hoping patience will be well rewarded. DYOR GLAH. |
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