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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Firestone Diamonds Plc | FDI | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.20 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 0.20 |
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Posted at 27/6/2022 04:00 by teverish Just in case anyone is still in here, an offer for the company has been made at 0.01p per share.hxxps://www.fireston |
Posted at 10/12/2019 14:48 by abtwo From Bloomberg :"Anglo American Plc curbed its plan to expand diamond production over the next two years after sales slumped in 2019 amid a wider industry crisis. Anglo’s De Beers unit will mine 1 million carats less than previously forecast in both 2020 and 2021, according to an investor presentation on Tuesday. That equates to less than 1% of global output, but slows the pace of the company’s expansion as an oversupply of rough diamonds weighs on the industry. De Beers’s buyers have grown increasingly frustrated with the cost of rough stones as the price of polished gems slump. That’s led to wafer-thin margins and losses for some of the traders buying stones from De Beers and Russian rival Alrosa PJSC. Diamonds Disappoint Source: De Beers The crisis has spread to engulf the world’s diamond miners as well. De Beers, which dictates prices to its select group of clients, reported sales through November were more than $1.2 billion lower than the same period in 2018. The company, which says it mines to meet demand, has responded by offering more flexibility to its customers, allowing them to reject some purchases. Last month, De Beers cut prices across the board by about 5%. Even so, the company’s production is still set to rise to as much as 34 million carats next year, from 31 million carats in 2019." |
Posted at 18/11/2019 08:36 by andy Ab,Thanks for posting that, very sobering for investors in diamond stocks. Maybe a reason Lucara and Botswana have also taken hits recently. I have long held the view that synthetics will eventually take over the lower end of the market, as the average person cannot tell it from a real stone when its been worn on someone's finger. |
Posted at 12/8/2019 10:53 by jack jebb SupergGood post, and of course there's a reason this has collapsed. All your points are known knowns, as someone once said. With the biggest diamond mine closing down next year, I expect some investors will look to take advantage of rock bottom prices for other diamond miners, especially those in locations where the cost of employment is extremely low. This is obviously a risky investment, but I think worth a small punt with money you can afford to lose at these levels. |
Posted at 12/8/2019 01:40 by jack jebb The confusion arises as you have to click on each shareholder for a more detailed split of how the shares are allocated.eg:Hargreaves Lansdown 13.216m is split 11.150m in their client accounts, and 2.067 in their share plan accounts. Similarly, Interactive Investor have 4.621m in their client accounts, and 3.424m in their share plan accounts. |
Posted at 11/8/2019 00:51 by jack jebb This is the latest bloomberg major shareholders list:All 1. RCF Management LLC U 162,021,377 28.65 0 07/25/19 2. Edwards Family Holdings Ltd R 63,472,355 11.22 0 07/25/19 3. M SUSTAINABLE CAPITAL LTD R 58,748,294 10.39 0 07/25/19 4. M Pacific Road Capital Management Pty R 19,823,116 3.51 0 07/25/19 5. Hargreaves Lansdown Asset Managem U 13,216,633 2.34 2,062,575 07/25/19 6. FIL Ltd U 9,292,646 1.64 -707,279 07/25/19 7. Audley Capital Advisors LLP R 9,227,319 1.63 -2,845,000 10/21/16 8. M Interactive Investor Trading Ltd R 8,045,598 1.42 955 07/25/19 9. UBS AG U 7,376,438 1.30 0 07/25/19 10. M Halifax Share Dealing Ltd R 6,350,459 1.12 602,171 07/25/19 11. KBC Group NV U 4,802,296 0.85 0 07/25/19 12. Genovese Raffaele R 3,586,316 0.63 0 07/25/19 13. MAIN ACCOUNT UK MARKET R 3,292,711 0.58 0 07/25/19 14. Barclays PLC U 2,906,472 0.51 -156,171 07/25/19 15. M Norges Bank M 2,355,924 0.42 0 07/25/19 16. Aviva PLC U 2,350,000 0.42 0 07/25/19 17. HSBC Holdings PLC U 1,972,207 0.35 -4,753 07/25/19 18. M EQUINITI SHAREVIEW R 1,575,593 0.28 7,364 07/25/19 19. Julius Baer Group Ltd U 1,503,392 0.27 0 07/25/19 20. UNIVEST UNILEVER PENSION FUNDS R 1,479,086 0.26 0 07/25/19 21. M JB Management UK LLP/UK M 1,362,299 0.24 0 12/31/17 22. Winterflood Securities Ltd U 1,315,424 0.23 102,690 07/25/19 23. M Global Prime Partners LLP R 1,161,701 0.21 0 07/25/19 24. M IG Markets Ltd R 1,083,679 0.19 -430 07/25/19 25. M Share Centre Ltd/The R 1,076,867 0.19 -1,760 07/25/19 26. Charles Stanley Group PLC U 1,011,906 0.18 178,000 07/25/19 27. Trau Bros NV R 1,000,000 0.18 0 07/25/19 28. Macquarie Group Ltd U 945,496 0.17 0 07/25/19 29. AJ Bell Securities Ltd U 911,162 0.16 -13,967 07/25/19 30. Raymond James Financial Inc U 822,818 0.15 0 07/25/19 31. M Jarvis Investment Management Ltd R 815,084 0.14 -25,500 07/25/19 32. Alliance Trust PLC U 635,682 0.11 40,000 07/25/19 33. Isaacs Steven R 506,666 0.09 0 07/25/19 34. M Integrated Financial Arrangements PL R 421,830 0.07 0 07/25/19 35. Johnson Keith A 393,903 0.07 0 09/27/18 36. M Killik & Co R 256,720 0.05 0 07/25/19 37. M Credo Capital PLC R 234,000 0.04 0 07/25/19 38. JPMorgan Chase & Co U 152,663 0.03 0 07/25/19 39. Canaccord Genuity Group Inc U 139,953 0.02 0 07/25/19 40. BlackRock Inc U 0 0.00 -3,318,154 09/28/18 41. CDC AVOIRS PROPRES R 0 0.00 -1,392,578 07/25/19 |
Posted at 11/6/2019 15:32 by abtwo They have snuck out a presentation : hxxp://www.firestoneIt includes the diamond prices for the larger stones. |
Posted at 05/6/2019 20:26 by andy Jackbal,I wss referring to a situation where they had a problem with the plant or a production breakdown, rather than the poor share price performance. I think there's a good question for the BOD, to ask why they aren't buying if they're going on record suggesting investors do, I agree. |
Posted at 09/4/2019 11:48 by abtwo As mentioned in a previous post here, if, as Paul suggests, it is such a good buying opportunity for investors then shouldn't senior management be backing up his comments with their own share purchases? |
Posted at 04/3/2019 12:31 by davethehorse Notice that there is an investors presentation on the FDI website from a few weeks ago, mentions how undervalue the company is with the current share price You would think the directors would be making significant investments themselves if that were the case. |
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