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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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First Class Metals Plc | FCM | London | Ordinary Share |
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1.80 | 1.80 | 1.80 | 1.80 | 1.70 |
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Posted at 14/1/2025 09:09 by hazl 𝐕𝐢We’re pleased to announce that First Class Metals will be attending two premier industry events in Vancouver this January. If you’re in the area, we’d love to meet you and share updates on our projects, progress, and opportunities. Here’s where you can find us: 📍 Vancouver Resource Investment Conference (VRIC) 🗓️ 19th–20th January 2025 📌 Vancouver Convention Centre West – Booth 421 📍 AME Roundup (AME) 🗓️ 22nd–23rd January 2025 📌 Vancouver Convention Centre East – Booth 1500 We’re excited to welcome you to our booth, where you’ll have the opportunity to meet Marc Sale, CEO of First Class Metals, and hear directly about the latest developments in our projects. Whether you're a current investor, a potential partner, or simply curious to learn more, this is a fantastic opportunity to connect with us and explore what’s ahead for the mining and resource sector. |
Posted at 12/1/2025 20:12 by bigego So why are GT resources playing it safe, which if you read their news releases they aren’t, they are just spending the treasury on projects away from Lake Superior.You acknowledge then the market is poor then? I know exploration is very high risk. My comment was in reply to you saying the projects are ‘derisked̵ Glad we can agree now that the markets are poor and the projects for the likes of FCM are very high risk. This is exploration. It’s how it works. Currently the stock is performing poorly in a poor market cycle. We need to judge them on how they perform in a good market and how they perform with the backing of a major investor who could well insulate from some of the pressures others are facing. |
Posted at 12/1/2025 18:56 by gimmetheloot High risk ventures 😂 love how these people twist the narrative. At around IPO palldium one sunk in nearly $2M CAD and deriksed the project significantly with significant success with high grade NickleCopper sulphides reported . Sunbeam a high gold ex producing mine was purchased so these excuses to cover failure doesn’t wash with me and a lot of other investors. |
Posted at 12/1/2025 15:35 by chutes01 Time for Sale to be puntedHe has lost investors cash He is a bad man |
Posted at 11/1/2025 22:58 by gimmetheloot Hazl, seen many companies survive cycles and there’s been lots of them. The company keeps throwing money at projects knowing that the share price declines after spending.The market won’t keep throwing money at you because you demand or want it!! Investors want a return on their money and they not giving them back that return. 10p placing for £1M in June 23 and 6p few month later for £600k. Now tell me why do you blame the market after receiving funds within a few months apart the brokers will throw more money at you. This game has skills you have to master and timing is one of them!! Infact I would go as far as saying companies like FCM are destroying market sentiment because this money has disappeared and cannot go back into the mining sector and other companies suffer as a result. We saw this in the oil and gas sector and funding has almost disappeared for exploration and we are seeing the same in the mining sector now. If you take the money you take responsibility and return that money with a profit and if you can’t do that then it’s time to go!! |
Posted at 07/1/2025 10:40 by bigego Just cannot stop laughing at this.HTF do you expect them to communicate, subliminal messaging, morse code, telegrams. Do you live under a rock or are you just very naive of these situations? -------------------- gimmetheloot7 Jan '25 - 08:49 - 632 of 633 0 0 0 More importantly I hear shareholders have received emails Anyone else got an email from James K about signing an irrevocable pledge to back 79 investment with your shares? I have never heard or seen anything like this before where investors are sent emails of this nature! |
Posted at 07/1/2025 08:49 by gimmetheloot More importantly I hear shareholders have received emails Anyone else got an email from James K about signing an irrevocable pledge to back 79 investment with your shares?I have never heard or seen anything like this before where investors are sent emails of this nature! |
Posted at 06/1/2025 18:58 by jp2011 PALM have had very few equity raises whereas FCM went for debt which is bonkers because the next raise has to pay off the debt whereas any sane investor wants a raise to fund growth which is only partially true of the current proposal. Feels like a credit card debt transfer situation. |
Posted at 09/10/2024 13:41 by mrsd1 love the positivity but this investment from 79 isn't secured on the assets. Which is even more favorable for FCM, just wanted to correct that. Just proves how much faith they have in the process, future and the expertise that is the team at First Class Metals. I do wonder why its so undervalue as if an investor really did some proper research and then compared to peers this would appear not just like a bogof but a buy one get 10 free at the moment :) i'm sure there is more to read into that relationship with 79, just cant put my finger on it just yet, time will tell no doubt. In the meantime its load on the quiet whilst investors are elsewhere imho .. good luck all :) |
Posted at 08/10/2024 10:41 by ldbart I agree. It was a good RNS. Non-dilutive funding from a major player who has no doubt had eyes on the prize. It shows incredible confidence in FCM.I don't think the news has been ignored though. Lots of investors are already in with what they are willing to invest. Many watching on the sidelines were hoping for a discounted placing.Now, we await those assays and samples. If good, those on the sidelines will be wishing they bought at 2.1p today. |
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