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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
European Metals Holdings Limited LSE:EMH London Ordinary Share VGG3191T1021 ORD NPV (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  1.50 2.4% 64.00 313,970 08:24:43
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
63.00 65.00 64.70 63.20 63.50
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Mining 0.00 -2.56 -1.77 105
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
16:25:27 O 20,000 64.75 GBX
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21/1/202116:41UKREGEuropean Metals Holdings Limited Second Price Monitoring Extn
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18/1/202113:36UKREGEuropean Metals Holdings Limited Issue of Equity
12/1/202113:22UKREGEuropean Metals Holdings Limited Director/PDMR Shareholding
08/1/202116:40UKREGEuropean Metals Holdings Limited Second Price Monitoring Extn
08/1/202116:36UKREGEuropean Metals Holdings Limited Price Monitoring Extension
06/1/202108:40UKREGEuropean Metals Holdings Limited Issue of Equity
04/1/202111:46ALNCEuropean Metals Hires Lincoln Bloomfield As Non-Executive Director
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24/1/202120:49EMH - Largest lithium resource in Europe (possibly largest in the world)1,387
15/12/202008:47whats happening at emh18
30/4/202006:38EUROPEAN METALS HOLDING (EMH) undervalued Lithium Play2,006
29/7/201607:21European Metals Holdings Limited (LON:EMH / ASX: EMH) Cinovec project37
17/2/200719:46Director Deal333

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25/1/2021
08:20		European Metals Daily Update: European Metals Holdings Limited is listed in the Mining sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker EMH. The last closing price for European Metals was 62.50p.
European Metals Holdings Limited has a 4 week average price of 58.50p and a 12 week average price of 21.50p.
The 1 year high share price is 83p while the 1 year low share price is currently 8.80p.
There are currently 164,077,351 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 669,565 shares. The market capitalisation of European Metals Holdings Limited is £105,009,504.64.
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03/1/2021
00:27		goodgrief: The Czech's played politics big time with EMH and were largely responsible for the share price being trashed in the first place!"it does not seem fair that the people of Czech pay a premium when they have been so low just a couple of months"
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31/12/2020
02:00		djfrankie2: Personally I would not be surprised if this was diluted no share goes up in a straight line and this has , primarily the back of a video saying that EMH was being bought out by Tesla not on any news from EMH themselves we all knew that this would never be the case they make cars they dont mine lithium then a bunch of USA investors latched on and BOOM she took off. I would also be concerned that apparently no shares were being issued even though they want to list on the Prague exchange it does not seem fair that the people of Czech pay a premium when they have been so low just a couple of months ago. I would also be mindful that with the renewed enthusiasm in EMH why should Geomet / CEZ fund it when they can get shareholders to do it the same thing is happening at BCN a lot of new money because the mine is close to Cinovec i anticipate a similar scenario there too this is just my view as someone that has been burned several times EU funding ?? I would doubt it why would they when CEZ have so much cash.. If i posted this on EMH/LSE they would blow a gasket
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17/12/2020
14:09		palwing32: Now that the planets have aligned between EMPRNF and EMH, so to speak, I guess the share price will also be affected the strength of each currency and exchange rates. As well as news. Just one more thing to consider, especially with Biden getting in and the Brexit debacle to muddy the waters. Fingers crossed they both work in our favour. GLA.
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17/12/2020
09:08		palwing32: ERPNF and EMH are now at the same share price
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15/12/2020
09:10		qackers: Announced on ASX last night. Surprised we haven't seen RNS here yet 15 December 2020 European Metals commences trading on NASDAQ International • European Metals accepted to trade on the globally renowned US based NASDAQ International OTC program • Company will commence trading on NASDAQ International under the code ERPNF on 15 December 2020. • Trading will accelerate exposure to major US investors • NASDAQ International adds to the Company’s suite of active listings across the ASX, AIM and European exchanges • The Company is developing the Cinovec project, the largest hard rock lithium resource in Europe and is strategically located in close proximity to end user car makers and companies involved in energy storage European Metals Holdings Limited (ASX & AIM: EMH) (“European Metals” or the “Company”;) is pleased to announce the commencement of trading on the NASDAQ International Program which is run by the Nasdaq International Securities Exchange (ISE) on 15 December 2020, following dramatically increased US-based interest in its Cinovec project, the largest hard rock lithium resource in Europe. The NASDAQ ISE was launched in 2000 as the first all-electronic exchange in the United States and is a major destination for investment. The acceptance to the NASDAQ International Program will accelerate the Company’s exposure to US shareholders, following its recent commencement of trading on the OTC Pink market. Nasdaq International Designation program is designed for non-U.S.-based companies that have Level 1 American Depository Receipts or Canadian and Australian companies that have shares that trade on the over-the-counter (OTC) market. The Company can now leverage significantly heightened visibility in the U.S. investment community and greater resources for investor relations support. NASDAQ International increases the visibility of all member companies (which includes other ASX companies such as Qantas and Macquarie Group) and EMH anticipates that the membership will help EMH grow its global brand, increase liquidity and shape its message to the US investment community. The ASX will continue to be the Company’s primary listing, with investors also able to purchase shares through OTC:NASDAQ International, UK-based AIM market and Germany’s Frankfurt Börse. As announced in July, the Company is in discussions with the Czech Republic’s primary market, the Prague Stock Exchange (PSE), with regards to a listing of the 2 | P a g e Company’s securities. These discussions continue and the Company hopes to be able to update shareholders in the very near future. A PSE listing would further leverage substantial national interest in the Cinovec project, located 100 km north-west of Prague on the Czech Republic border with Germany. Commenting on the NASDAQ listing, European Metals Executive Chairman Keith Coughlan said: “Following exceptional exposure for the Company on the OTC Pink market, we have revised our previous strategy and refocused on the NASDAQ International. “It is incredibly pleasing to see such a positive response from international investors and I am excited to see our Company trade on a NASDAQ market, which is globally renowned as a destination for investment. “The increasing international exposure of the company is very pleasing and the US market in particular has demonstrated a keen awareness of the Cinovec project. Cinovec is a near-term development asset with the largest hard rock lithium resource in Europe that is also proximate to a number of battery manufacturers and end-users such as automobile companies.” NASDAQ International offers a cost-effective method to access US investment, as well as providing a nexus to the largest capital markets globally. NASDAQ International member companies are not required to report to the Securities and Exchange Commission, and can avoid costly compliance processes by submitting their home country disclosure in English. European Metals confirms the listing is non-dilutive, as no additional capital is required to be raised and no new shares will be issued on the NASDAQ ISE. This announcement is approved by the Board. BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON CINOVEC
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23/11/2020
15:12		craffert: Hi Swanvesta. Some misconstrued facts in there. EMH own 49% of the project as CEZ own 51% of the equity at the Cinovec project level. I had already reduced Zinnwald NPV to reflect their 50% ownership. But where this gets truly interesting is the capex cost and production yield. EMH capex is £385mn vs £143mn for Zinnwald. And the post construction tonnage is 22,500 tpa for EMH vs 32,500 for Zinnwald. So if you want Lithium early, in higher volume, and at lower cost, you go for Zinnwald. If you want the biggest mine with longest life then you go for EMH but the capex cost is a quarter of a billion quid higher, and the annual yield lower, albeit for longer. In 30 years time you will still have material left to mine at Cinovec - that's the biggest difference. If you are a Tesla your concern is the near time (next decade) horizon, on all the key measures Zinnwald gets you more bang for your buck. And right now you get a lot more bang for your buck backing Zinnwald as an equity investor, with a paltry £15mn market cap than EMH at £65mn. Zinnwald is the no brainer lithium pick as I'd rather own a large high performing low cost mine than a huge average performing high cost mine any day. In Germany.
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10/11/2020
17:19		djfrankie2: That video on you tube did more good for the share price than a dozen rampers have managed in two years now the company have released the RNS saying they know of no reason for the surge in its share price i can only assume it will go back to the low 20s . ive been thinking about this if they list on the Czech exchange and the price stayed around 40 that would mean the Czechs would pay around 100% more than the rest of us , being a country that actually respects its people before others i would speculate that they will release new shares unless the share price goes back to a lower level... any thoughts
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11/6/2020
12:37		sportbilly1976: For immediate release 11 June 2020 EUROPEAN METALS HOLDINGS LIMITED RESPONSE TO VOLUNTARY TER OFFER The Board of European Metals Holdings Limited ("European Metals", "EMH" or "the Company") (ASX & AIM: EMH) has been informed today that Krupa Global Investments a.s. ("Krupa"), together with České Lithium a.s ("Czech Lithium") and partners, has purportedly made a voluntary tender offer to all shareholders in EMH for the acquisition of 29.9% of their shares at a price of 15.5p (or AUD$0.283) per share in cash. EMH has been informed by Krupa that it has made its tender offer announcement through certain media outlets, but so far as EMH is aware, Krupa has not made any announcement through a regulated information service such as RNS, nor to ASX, nor has it published any tender offer document containing detailed terms and conditions. The purported tender offer has been made unilaterally by Krupa and its associates and without prior consultation with EMH. Shareholders are warned therefore, that before they take any action, they are recommended to seek their own financial advice immediately from an independent financial adviser who specialises in advising on shares or other securities and who is authorised under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (as amended) ("FSMA") or, if not resident in the UK, from another appropriately authorised independent financial adviser in their own jurisdiction.
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08/5/2019
14:56		emhaigh1: Jak. It started with your post 1852 - "They need to get something under the share price for the next placing." I didn't disagree with that but pointed out five months cash in hand with updated PFS due soon. I believe that that RNS will have a positive and sustainable share price impact. It's two years since EMH was independently valued. Cinovec and the lithium market have matured significantly since then. It's due a re-rate, if you like, and that would deserve to be reflected in the share price Post 1854 - "Insolvent in five months but if they can stick some skanky news story out there then they might be able to spike the share price first ..." was what I found unfairly inflammatory and alarmist. I may have missed any intended irony but you still seem to be suggesting that EMH could "ramp" the share price to get a placing away. Again, I find that unacceptable. Some CEOs do slip porkies into releases but KC doesn't play those games, imo, and ASX rules and sanctions are far more stringent than AIM. I don't think there'll be anything "artificial" about the expected RNS. I've been expensively skanked by dodgy CEOs on AIM through 'hopeful' announcements (haven't we all?) but I now place far more importance on the man's proven conservative reporting style rather than any 'highly accretive' expectations. Call me picky if you like but to be factually correct I think we should simply agree that "At the end of the quarter EMH had A$1.3m cash in hand." So yes, in the absence of any major funding announcement I expect there to be a placing at some point over the next quarter but it won't be a 'keep the lights on' placing as some may have interpreted your phraseology. Expressed opinions while we await news is often what these boards are about and you've been around long enough to appreciate that. We've both known downbeat opinions to be expressed purely for personal advantage, just as we've seen overly upbeat ones. I try to keep mine fair and realistic at all times. No offence meant at all, just saying it as I see it. ATB and BTW, - are you invested?
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05/2/2018
09:38		steeplejack: On page 3 of yesterday's Sunday Times,there is an article about how the cash strapped Congo Republic intends to tax producers of cobalt."Glencore is facing a $250m hit from a looming windfall fax on cobalt-a key component of the rechargeable batteries that power electric car............The new fiscal regime is set to increase the royalty rate on cobalt from 2% to 10%.Miners are also facing a 50% levy on excess profits.This windfall tax would kick in as soon as a commodity rises 25% above the prise used to test the feasibility of a mine,"Glencore and Randgold will be the two worst hit by these measures that could be signed into law by the President Joseph Kabila this week.I'm sure these developments will be bought to Mr Babis's attention.The worry must be that the Czech Republic would like to entertain similar measures for EMH but who knows.The Congo is likely to prove the world leader in the production of cobalt and already the likes of Tesla and Apple etc are looking for alternative sources,and are working with producers in Canada and America to create new supply chains.I hope that Babis doesn't similarly encourage lithium customers to look outside the Czech Republc.Its a risk that is now being reflected in the EMH share price.
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