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Discussions surrounding Empire Metals Limited (EEE) over the past week on ADVFN reflect an active and engaged investor sentiment, with several notable developments being highlighted. Some investors are concerned about the apparent lack of trading volume, which has been described as “hardly any volume” and “very quiet,” potentially indicative of broader market trends impacting liquidity. However, others maintain a positive outlook, citing the current share price of 10.62p as a reasonable entry point. One participant asserted, "This is beginning to look like free money at this SP," suggesting a belief in the stock’s undervaluation relative to its potential.
Key discussions also revolved around the strategic significance of titanium as a resource, with references to external macroeconomic factors, such as the U.S. reliance on critical mineral imports and growing demand for titanium applications in technologies like solar energy and batteries. A notable quote from one investor underscored optimism: “If titanium solar was a step up, then the volume growth is likely to really kick in,” highlighting confidence in future demand for titanium due to its unique properties and expanding applications. Overall, despite current trading hesitance, there appears to be mounting enthusiasm about the long-term potential of Empire Metals’ projects, particularly in relation to its titanium focus.
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Empire Metals Limited recently reported a significant change in shareholding, as detailed in the TR-1 notification released on March 26, 2025. Asian Investment Management Services Ltd, based in Kuala Lumpur, acquired a substantial stake in the company, crossing a threshold in voting rights as of March 24, 2025. This development is noteworthy, as changes in major holdings can often signal shifts in investor confidence and potential strategic direction for the company.
Financially, while specific figures weren't disclosed in the notification, the increasing interest from institutional investors like Asian Investment Management may positively influence Empire Metals' future market position and valuation. Such acquisitions may reflect growing confidence in the company's operations and prospects, which is essential for stakeholders monitoring the company's performance in the mining sector. The investment landscape appears to be turning favorably for Empire Metals as it looks to leverage these new holdings for growth opportunities.
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I need to understand this.If you are correct then, the share price needs to be as high as possible at the release of the JORC to determine the price of the placing.Am I understanding the game? The other thing that confuses me is that in most cases the share price seems to - after the placing drift lower. |
I would expect a placing soon after the JORC. |
Napoleon - I agree about SAVE. I dumped mine. |
This recovery is sweet |
Geko That is a really interesting and intelligent post. |
ODR, agree that’s the acid test for placings/offers. I don’t know why people invest in the market if they don’t want to see fund raising. It’s the main reason companies list- to access the capital markets. The key, as you rightly point out, is whether the money raised will increase the value of the company beyond the investment and opportunity cost. Or will it just be absorbed in salaries etc for career CEOs. That’s why it is a rare thing to find such a company on AIM and the case really does have to be exceptional. |
basem1 |
Just Put More In My Bag ! Good Luck All You Longs ! |
remember Shaun said in an interview last year "“…Circl |
2915>>> Sam & Cev... Interesting comments about the bummers we all have! |
The share price will build up again as we approach the Presentation in New York - Thursday next week. |
timnicebutdim, referenced against the companies in the slide SB held up yesterday it would still be way undervalued. The only possible argument for it to remain below its peers (such as they can be said to be) is that the flow sheet is being further refined. But this argument is looking extremely flimsy just as it did when naysayers argued that SB couldn’t process the ore. SB, a metallurgist with circa 30 years in the business, was 100% right. Big surprise eh when the counter argument was propagated by a few bulletin boarders who’d once half read something somewhere! |
Thanks guys So hopefully no further dilution I guess if there was there would be serious interest albeit at a small discount |
Https://www.investor |
Funding - The Australian Government will probably back this project financially as Titanium is on the critical minerals list. They have already part funded some of the campaign through I believe tax incentives or something. When you hold a 1/3 of the global Titanium deposits, I dont think funding is going to be an issue. |
New to this May I ask about funding and the potential of a fundraise ? Started to read the presentation but not seen any financials as yet |
even at 20p I think it will still be undervalued, didnt I hear they have a third of global titanium resources in Pitfield? |
11.02p on the bid with hlLooking like a recovery. |
Yesterdays brutal thump after the investor event is painful but it has eased the overbought position. I dont know that the retrace is over , We may see a further slide to fib 50% retrace but after it bottoms I will be looking for a climb into a massive inverted H&S with 3 peaks as neck line . This would take us to around at least 18 - 20p . Hang in girls |
Capai say no more. |
Sam, you are 100% correct, I've asked myself many tines over the last 24 years, but the best lessons are the most painful |
Cevodniya |
The obvious attack came on najor positive news. |
Sam, I understand, but how you can't remember the name is beyond me. |
Type | Ordinary Share |
Share ISIN | VGG3036T1012 |
Sector | Gold Ores |
Bid Price | 10.00 |
Offer Price | 10.60 |
Open | 10.55 |
Shares Traded | 1,213,635 |
Last Trade | 11:39:22 |
Low - High | 10.25 - 10.55 |
Turnover | 0 |
Profit | -2.8M |
EPS - Basic | -0.0044 |
PE Ratio | -23.41 |
Market Cap | 68.08M |
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