Eurasia Mining Share Price (EUA)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Eurasia Mining	LSE:EUA	London	Ordinary Share	GB0003230421	ORD 0.1P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+0.00p	+0.00%	0.275p	0.25p	0.30p	0.275p	0.275p	0.275p	2,589,380	07:35:54

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Mining	0.1	1.0	0.1	4.6	4.30

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
26/9/2017	12:55	ALNC	Eurasia Mining Swings To First Half Loss On Foreign Exchange Movements
26/9/2017	07:31	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
26/9/2017	07:00	UKREG	Eurasia Mining PLC Interim Results for Six Months Ended 30 June 2017
11/9/2017	15:45	ALNC	Eurasia Mining Issues 10.9 Million Shares In Loan Conversion (ALLISS)
11/9/2017	15:13	UKREG	Eurasia Mining PLC Issue of Equity
08/9/2017	12:12	UKREG	Eurasia Mining PLC Memorandum of Understanding Signed with GoldMint
04/9/2017	12:31	ALNC	Eurasia Mining Progresses Projects And Offtake Deals With Majors
04/9/2017	07:00	UKREG	Eurasia Mining PLC Project Update
18/8/2017	14:58	ALNC	Eurasia Issues 8.9 Million Shares Following Loan Note Conversion (ALLISS)
18/8/2017	14:40	UKREG	Eurasia Mining PLC Issue of Equity

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Trade Time	Trade Price	Trade Size	Trade Value	Trade Type
15:38:04	0.27	400,000	1,090.00	O
12:08:29	0.30	843,222	2,487.50	O
11:54:37	0.30	50,847	150.00	O
11:51:34	0.26	100,000	261.00	O
09:26:48	0.26	19,500	50.90	O

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19/10/2017 09:20	Eurasia Mining Daily Update: Eurasia Mining is listed in the Mining sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker EUA. The last closing price for Eurasia Mining was 0.28p. Eurasia Mining has a 4 week average price of 0.28p and a 12 week average price of 0.28p. The 1 year high share price is 0.98p while the 1 year low share price is currently 0.28p. There are currently 1,562,819,758 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 6,133,604 shares. The market capitalisation of Eurasia Mining is £4,297,754.33. Read Full Thread Reply
12/10/2017 08:41	ekuuleus: So, assuming this company is legitimate; From the results RNS ii) On 15 May 2017 the Company entered into a loan agreement with YA II PN Limited for US$1,250,000, with a repayment date of 15 May 2018 although this can be extended, by mutual agreement, for a further 6 months for a fee of 6% of the then outstanding principal. Interest applies on the loan at a rate of 14% although with a three-month repayment holiday on both interest and principal. An implementation fee of US$100,000 is immediately deductible from the principal amount on transfer of funds. The lender may elect, at its discretion, to convert all or part of the loan repayments (interest and principal) into shares in the Company, at, the lower of a share price of 0.6p and, 90% of the Company's lowest daily volume weighted average price('VWAP') during the five days prior to conversion. Selected notes to the consolidated financial statements for the six months ended 30 June 2017 (continued) In addition, the agreement includes the issue of Warrants to the lender at 50% cover of the principal amount, and at a 20% premium to the VWAP in the 30 days preceding the agreement. Consequently the Company today issued 80,749,333 warrants at an exercise price of 0.6p per warrant. The warrants issued shall have a subscription period of three years. ----- So, the loan will cost 20.7% interest in the first year. Pretty expensive if the company does not make a profit. On the other hand, the company is super successful Note the conversion clause, VWAP over previous 5 days. So price goes up, principle is 1387544.68 USD after one year (pick your timing as you like). USDGBP is about 1.3, 90% of 0.3 pence is 0.27 GBX so conversion will be about 400 million shares. There are 1500 million shares currently, so you now only have about 79% of the upside just on this one loan. Dont forget the additional warrants, 80m at 0.6p exercise price. ---- iii) ... US$500,000 ... 0.475p conversion rate, another 80m shares. (ii)a + (ii)b + (iii) = 600m shares. (i) still has £250,000 outstanding but no details on conversion there. ---- section 9 reserves: 9. Reserves 30 June 31 December 30 June 2017 2016 2016 GBP GBP GBP Capital redemption reserve 3,539,906 3,539,906 3,539,906 Foreign currency translation reserve (328,688) (260,852) (190,935) Equity-based payment reserve 2,788 2,788 2,788 3,288,291 3,281,842 3,351,759 ============================== =========== ============ =========== The capital redemption reserve was created as a result of a share capital restructuring in earlier years. There is no policy of regular transactions affecting the capital redemption reserve. The foreign currency translation reserve represents exchange differences relating to the translation from the functional currencies of the Group's foreign subsidiaries into GBP. The equity-based payments reserve represents a reserve arisen on (i) the grant of share options to employees under the employee share option plan and (ii) on issue of warrants under terms of professional service agreements. --- Reserves sounds like a lot more dilution, but I dont have the details to calculate the effect. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
07/10/2017 11:39	mostyn: If you look at volume and number of trades I think it would be fair to say Eurasia is under the radar, or perhaps subject to lack of interest. As such I'm not sure the market is valuing Eurasia at all. What seems to be happening is that a lack of any positive news has created a vacuum and left the share price purely at the mercy of the variable convertible loan conversion. If YA want to convert and there are insufficient buyers then the price will automatically drift down as the 10% YA discount is applied. At present poor sentiment rules and investors are waiting for the next dilution. The news management has so far been appalling. No news from West Kytlim has everyone fearing the worst, especially after the pathetic performance last season. I doubt whether less than stellar news, actually delivered, would have been worse than no news for the share price. Eurasia is currently valued at £5.3 million. West Kytlim is producing but we don't know how much. I believe the target after the first couple of years was meant to be around 8000 ozs per year, or 2400 ozs to Eurasia. Even this year Eurasia was meant to produce 3520 ozs (1056 net to Eurasia). So Eurasia share should be around $1 million per year rising to around $2 million. If we make the assumption that they will get there (at present that's a big leap of faith), then the current market cap is derisory based just on West Kytlim. Today's problem is the race between revenue and dilution, with a dash of being kept in the dark thrown in. So the valuation is derisory based on West Kytlim alone. What is Monchetundra (about 20x the size of WK in ounces) worth - 2x, 3x, 5x the current market cap. As a long term holder I'm very unhappy with the lack of news and the continual dilution especially with the variable convertible loan. I was actually amazed to see this agreed, as I could not believe the directors were so unaware of market realities that they didn't expect the resulting death spiral. I can't think of another company where the same situation hasn't produced the same result - this was naivety on a monumental scale. These people are surely expected to have some understanding of the markets. It's not as if they haven't been around for a very long time. If a long term supporter of the company feels like this, why would a new investor buy in. So we have a situation where the company, on a conservative basis, is probably worth at least 5 to 6 times the current market capitalisation (longer term intrinsic value), and nobody is interested. Until we get some news or (more important) get rid of the variable convertible loan, I can't see why this would change. Frustration over for now..... Read Full Thread Follow Reply
02/10/2017 11:10	lew stules: milest1 Not sure why you are not focussed on the share price at the moment. We have seen the share price decimated by continual dilution and fund raising and we are all here to try and make some money and not just to continue to fund the directors salaries. Unless possibly you are CS in disguise it's in all our interests to see share price appreciation sooner rather than later. Nothing personal, just a view from a rather disgruntled long term holder. Without wishing to contradict myself I do see value locked up here but unsure whether we will be around to benefit. Regards Read Full Thread Follow Reply
28/9/2017 17:42	howdlep: As stuart has said, money has been fully drawn down, from Sanderson, YA and Dmitry Suschov, with repayment to Sanderson and YA due in May 2018. Cash at end of June was £450k. So let us assume that cash and WK revenue share sees us through to May 2018. We then have to repay £250k plus $1.25m, less latter convertions. OK assume the remaining YA loan is extended for a further six months, for the designated fee. My question is why are YA coverting so slowly (currently circa $101k)? That is less than 10% of the loan amount (am I right in saying there have only been the two convertions to date?). I can only presume they see continual share price depreciation, knowing it is highly unlikely that the MT production licence will have been granted by May 2018. This of course allows them to sell short ahead of future convertions. Nothing new there. So where do we see the share price at Xmas and in May 2018? Clearly, CS needs to inform the market when information is known. We know there have been problems with WK, so that impacts revenue. So why no financial information? Changing contractor exclusivity confirms the problem, but pi's cannot assess the full situation. Hopefully, CS will not take up the STP option (who expects him to?) in November, unless an acceptable deal can be done. That will allow focus to be centred on the warned WK production and MT production licence submission and grant. Note, before the grant, we have to go through all the stages as per WK. Hopefully, some good news will be released in due course, ahead of final WK production figures in the New Year. All is not lost, but this is a critical six/nine months for the company. It is now time for CS to concentrate on Eurasia Mining and deliver for shareholders. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
31/8/2017 09:57	mostyn: I sometimes wonder whether the company even remember deadlines (STP) or whether they expect investors not to have taken any notice. This is just another example of poor PR. Part of the reason the share price is flat on its back is the lack of investor communication. If they have nothing to say then they can't communicate, but if they have nothing to say then that's bad news in itself. They have been "mining" for around 3 months (official start May 9th though probably not gravel washing) so they must have some production figures but they have chosen not to share them. Why would that be? Companies are usually eager to share good news. Giving interviews and telling investors essentially the same generalities time after time is not what investors need to hear. The company keep stating they want to avoid dilution, but they don't seem to be doing much about it when we have a variable convertible loan and they are allowing the share price to languish, and moreover they keep issuing shares for expenses/ fees / directors salaries etc when the share price is at an all time low. The future may look bright but we still have to get there, preferably before we have another billion shares in issue. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
06/1/2017 10:31	howdlep: A belated Happy New Year to one and all. So what are the catalysts for Eurasia's share price, as we head into a very important three week period? 1) The STP. Well with the MOU extended until the end of February, to allow for further due diligence and metallurgical analysis, I am not expecting any price moving news here. 2) West Kytlim. With the last shipment of raw plant concentrate delivered to the refinery in the second week of December, we cannot expect a final revenue share statement until the end of January or more likely, the beginning of February. That takes into account both the holiday period and the 30 days it takes to assay the last concentrates and certify by mutual agreement, as well as sell the refined product to EZOCM within 5 days, at the agreed 93/95% of London Metal Exchange Prices. 3) Monchetundra. Lemuria Royalties Inc. of Canada have until 15 January to conduct due diligence on the potential financing of some of the project, using a royalty structure. Now if that is concluded positively and by the 15th, then the share price will gap up with the RNS. I would then expect to see high volume push us well beyond 1p. However, the likelihood is that the due diligence period will be extended for at least another month, maybe longer. This is, after all, the critical agreement that derisks the project for Eurasia. 4) Sanderson. They have, why wouldn't they, provided very expensive short term loans to cover working and project capital until the new production season begins at West Kytlim. That finance, up to £1m, has to be repaid no later than 15th May 2017. The variable here, is we do not know whether the original £500k is to be added to the latest £500k loan. So what will influence that decision? Clearly, the Lemuria due diligence will play a big part. If the share price moves up rapidly, then Sanderson will rollover that loan and collect the 15% additional fee in shares and then sell into the rise. If the Lemuria decision is delayed, then I suspect so will the Sanderson rollover decision. If the Lemuria decision is negative, then Sanderson will request repayment. That would cause a major problem for Eurasia, as the new £500k loan will not be used, even in part imo, to repay that original £500k. So that brings us back to 2) and that revenue share statement. My opinion, FWIW, is that production revenue will be much lower than is expected. This even allowing for the extended initial season compensating early pipe problems. Now any shortfall here will have an adverse affect on the share price, particularly if the Lemuria due diligence is extended by at least a month. Hopefully, that revenue share RNS will include a post season revenue and how it affects operations going forward. Perhaps others on here can look at the January 2017 presentation pdf and comment on what appears to be a reduced schedule for Malaya Sosnovka, compared to the pdf in May 2016. Also was a power line installed there, as that is now missing from the January 2017 pdf? Now this raises questions re the likely revenue share. Has any shortfall resulted in Eurasia changing its planned schedule for 2017? This is why a post season review is important for shareholders. Now this all seems a little bearish. However, let us now consider the 30th December RNS re issue of equity and director holdings. CS was awarded 4.8m of the 12.4m shares issue, in lieu of director services. Clearly, that RNS had to be cleared by the NOMAD, as we have multiple news pending over the coming month or so. I suspect that as the award was for services already performed, that RNS could be issued. Those shares were issued based on a then price of 0.725p. Now being a little cynical, if we were to have bad news issued re M, WK or the STP, I would want that award to be delayed if I were CS. As he would get a hell of a lot more shares for his award. However, CS may feel it was right (indeed he would) to have that award released now, as it provides confidence to the market. Of course that award may have been set in stone and was planned for release on that day. In which case, future newsflow is irrelevant. So in summary, I think the Lemuria decision will be extended past 15 January and we will not get news re the STP until the end of February. That puts all the emphasis on the West Kytlim revenue share. PI's have to decide whether they look beyond any weakness short term and accumulate now, ready for what will be a company changing 2017. If they choose not to and a Lemuria agreement is concluded, that opportunity will be missed. This is why we have a two way argument. Good luck whatever you decide. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
25/10/2016 05:47	whites123: MAYA : Mayair. 2 trades of 5000 shares go through (These are not destined for share buyback) and the result is, NMS tightens up and increase of 8% showing. Folk... DYOR etc, but it really is a coiled spring waiting to pop. The company has an approved mandate to buy back 10% of stock at an average price of £1.42. (£5,500,000) all stock bought below means the top price payable goes up. MAYA : Mayair. Very limited PI interest showing in MAYA (Mayair) still, but with just 2 small PI trades showing of £3,700 total the share price has risen some 8%. The company has an approved mandate to spend over £5,500,000 on share buy back program. Its a squeeze of epic proportions. Do some research people... Im like an over excited kid as I have not seen this situation for many a year. MAYA : Mayair Close to £5,500.000 still to spend on share buy back program. Averaged out that equates to over £1.40 per share, but all those bought lower means the upper price to pay can well exceed that marker. Tripling of the share price is easy once stock is in demand. Its a squeeze of epic proportions in the waiting. And yet another RNS from MAYA showing a further share buy back. Each and every time the rns comes out the price increases. Yesterday just 2 purchases. 1 from a PI buying 2,500 shares and the other purchase was a share buy back by the company. They have the mandate to buy approx a further 4 MILLION shares back. The share price will explode... Anyone else here excited about MAYA? (Mayair) They want to buy back 4,247,500 shares (10%) for a maximum of £5,755,750 They have already bought back 340,000 shares for £205,611 So they still have to buy back 3,907,500 shares with £5,550,139 They can pay up to 142p (£5,550,139 / 3,907,500) to acquire the outstanding stock but for every share they buy below 142p, they can pay more than 142p to complete the buy-back, so the price should keep stepping up. The objective of the buy back seems to be to get the share price up. This could triple from here. 19th Oct -2016 RNS today showing they bought back more shares.. In a lightly traded stock like this they have the mandate to buy back almost 4,000,000 more. Where will the share price be by then? Many many multiples of todays price is my best guess. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
20/10/2016 15:26	whites123: MAYA : Mayair Proof. 14:56:18 96 2,194 2,106 14:29:15 96 5,202 4,994 14:20:45 96 5,000 4,800 The net result of those trades is that the NMS has stayed same.. 100 share buy max online (Has to go fill or kill or call broker) 10,000 share sell can be completed online. Market has zero stock at all and company wishes to buy 4,000,000 shares The buys above had the effect of changing the sell price from 91p to 97p in an instance. Its going to pop and keep going whilst the company executes its mandate to buy shares to the value of £5,500,000. Are you in or out? MAYA : Mayair The small trades today bought are only heading one direction, and that is further share buy back from the company. 10,000 shares.... In the grand scale of things is absolute peanuts, but its all the company can do rather than create a huge spike northwards. With a mandate to spend a further £5,500,000 on share buyback program it now equates to a price well north of £1.50 payable as an average. More bought lower than this equates to more being purchasable at a higher price than this. DYOR etc etc as the caveat always says, but rare to see such a potential squeeze occurring and allowing humble PI's like us an opportunity to ride the wave. Analysts targets of £1.74 likely to pale into insignificance. MAYA : Mayair. A little more liquidity. :-) A coupld of small sells have come out. Now who on earth will buy them?? O yes, MAYA will buy them as part of the authorised share buy back program. Unless someone can nip in and grab them first. :-) 2 orders placed for 5,000 share and 5,000 shares Holding 20,000 shares already. Its all going fill or kill. MAYA : Mayair. Very limited PI interest showing in MAYA (Mayair) still, but with just 2 small PI trades showing of £3,700 total the share price has risen some 8%. The company has an approved mandate to spend over £5,500,000 on share buy back program. Its a squeeze of epic proportions. Do some research people... Im like an over excited kid as I have not seen this situation for many a year. MAYA : Mayair Close to £5,500.000 still to spend on share buy back program. Averaged out that equates to over £1.40 per share, but all those bought lower means the upper price to pay can well exceed that marker. Tripling of the share price is easy once stock is in demand. Its a squeeze of epic proportions in the waiting. And yet another RNS from MAYA showing a further share buy back. Each and every time the rns comes out the price increases. Yesterday just 2 purchases. 1 from a PI buying 2,500 shares and the other purchase was a share buy back by the company. They have the mandate to buy approx a further 4 MILLION shares back. The share price will explode... Anyone else here excited about MAYA? (Mayair) They want to buy back 4,247,500 shares (10%) for a maximum of £5,755,750 They have already bought back 340,000 shares for £205,611 So they still have to buy back 3,907,500 shares with £5,550,139 They can pay up to 142p (£5,550,139 / 3,907,500) to acquire the outstanding stock but for every share they buy below 142p, they can pay more than 142p to complete the buy-back, so the price should keep stepping up. The objective of the buy back seems to be to get the share price up. This could triple from here. 19th Oct -2016 RNS today showing they bought back more shares.. In a lightly traded stock like this they have the mandate to buy back almost 4,000,000 more. Where will the share price be by then? Many many multiples of todays price is my best guess. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
28/6/2016 09:40	mr woodentop: I generally agree EUA share price should benefit as a UK quoted company acting outside of the UK because of GBP depreciation but this has to be weighed against effect on demand for it's goods (if only we had some yet!) Read Full Thread Follow Reply
18/2/2015 08:26	howdlep: CJ, MTR sold the majority of their stake in KIBO at a 5x average price (7.5p), leaving them able to exercise warrants @ 3p. Excellent business on their behalf. Now with a West Kytlim licence, Kola investment and a Russian JV possibly, a EUA share price of 5x-10 is more than possible. I would be happy for MTR to realise similar average price gains and exercise EUA warrants at 1p or 1.5p (should the West Kytlim licence be announced first). EUA may be behind AMC in the licence process, but they have a tiny market cap and a much quicker route to production, something that will not be lost on the markets, particularly as they often look 6 months ahead. The time to be investing in EUA is now imo. Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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