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Fox Marble Holdings Plc LSE:FOX London Ordinary Share GB00B7LGG306 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.0% 1.60 64,223 08:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
1.50 1.70 1.60 1.60 1.60
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Mining 1.42 -2.53 -1.00 5
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
14:00:41 O 39,223 1.698 GBX
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29/10/202012:44UKREGFox Marble Holdings PLC Result of GM
30/9/202013:54ALNCUK EARNINGS SUMMARY: Everyman Hurt By Lockdown But Gets Tenet Boost
30/9/202006:01UKREGFox Marble Holdings PLC Half-year Report
30/9/202006:00UKREGFox Marble Holdings PLC Final Results
07/9/202013:29ALNCIN BRIEF: Fox Marble Restarts Operations At Cervenille Quarry
07/9/202006:00UKREGFox Marble Holdings PLC Recommencing operations in the Cervenille quarry
01/9/202006:00RNSNONFox Marble Holdings PLC Investor Presentation
30/7/202006:00UKREGFox Marble Holdings PLC New order of processed marble confirmed
24/7/202006:48UKREGFox Marble Holdings PLC Holding(s) in Company
20/7/202006:00UKREGFox Marble Holdings PLC New equipment for our factory in Kosovo
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05/12/2020
08:20		Fox Marble Daily Update: Fox Marble Holdings Plc is listed in the Mining sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker FOX. The last closing price for Fox Marble was 1.60p.
Fox Marble Holdings Plc has a 4 week average price of 1.60p and a 12 week average price of 1.60p.
The 1 year high share price is 3.65p while the 1 year low share price is currently 1.40p.
There are currently 308,372,214 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 160,952 shares. The market capitalisation of Fox Marble Holdings Plc is £4,933,955.42.
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05/11/2020
15:53		pugugly: Kosovo president resigns as war crimes indictments against him are confirmed -Reported by FT -- Implications - if any - for FOX? Also ex BBC News and link https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-54822789
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17/10/2020
09:55		philby1: It is mentioned Andy and it says that the company is very confident for a favourable outcome. HSR says that it doesn't expect Fox will get anything like the 195 million euro payment claim but suggests that it could be a multiple of its current market cap.
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17/10/2020
07:17		philby1: Hot Stock Rockets article on FOX yesterday.
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30/9/2020
22:18		andy: clocktower, I noticed TW was mentioning FOX again the other day, I guess in anticipation of these poor results.
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31/7/2020
11:29		gtfc1: Mentioned by Chris that two former directors of the quarry are no longer working for fox. I don’t know there names, can find out but I think they obviously owned the rights ,legal stance on the quarry before fox In acted their right to buy at which point the directors said no. Both feel they have followed legal process, both feel the other has done wrong, fox feel the government then hasn’t also followed process and in Kosovo there is an agreed mechanism to review and decide. Big difference between civil and criminal, if some are suggesting fraud to muddy waters or as a defence to the case then irrespective of arbitration this should be settled by the police and already be in play
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28/7/2020
07:52		gtfc1: Looks like someone else has seen a different light and hence the share price improving with the one million share sales still going through. I think Chris is written within legal docs shared as they are in a full dispute with two ex directors who they believe illegally took over their quarry to buy, hence the litigation case now against Kosovo as they didn’t enforce the law. Not unusual when you do this to get nasty comments and people from the other side trying to destroy your name especially if you have done wrong? CG seems very confident, not costing the business any cash as no win, no fee basis, Chris said the quarry didn’t look to be working yet and they were in dispute for the quarry marble stock which they still believe is theirs. I’ve been invested long time, no pressure to sell and at a loss anyway. Litigation win they hope will be in the tens of millions and share buyback to distribute cash! Also fox is in the best shape ever, they’ve realised project based, specific projects pays better, delivery and timings are better than simple takeoff agreement that rely very much on the customer turning up. It’s going to be a good year ahead, can’t get any worse and someone else thinks so and is buying !! Good luck.
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28/6/2020
10:47		haroldthegreat: So mario are you related to someone involved with litigation against fox ? You only seem to post about fox . You have only recently started to post on ADVFN . Others posting on the board ,with the exception of aaron make comments on other boards but you both only post about fox which suggests a connection in some way . Most of us have lost money on their investment . The exception is probably Andy who started the board who would have had more sense and not invested .
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16/6/2020
12:27		aaronq: Extra information from the ground. Invoices issued by Fox to local Kosovo buyers in exess of 100k, (which should have been paid into Fox account in Kosovo) supposedly have ended up in Chris local director, Astrit Citaku's private bank account.( Astrit Citaku was appointed as director of Fox Marble Kossovo last year). Astrit Citaku is constructing his own building with Fox money, supposedly also Chris as his international partner. This doings were reported to Chris by his local accountant Faton Ahmeti but looks like everything was ignored.
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09/5/2020
22:57		andy: Harold, To be fair Tom did ask him some of the awkward questions, and I thought it a good interview, which surprised me. Given we know that Tom has been supportive of FOX in the past, I thought it would be like a VOX Markets ego massaging affair, with soft questions arranged in advance. When Tom Asked CG about the recent "troubles in Kosovo" I didn't feel it was made clear they had lost access to their Kosovan quarries, as he kept referring to their North Macedonian one. CG focused on the fact that the government appear to have broken their own rules/laws. CG said they had applied to have the case heard by an international tribunal. He then went on to confirm that under Kosovan law, FOX, as the injured party, could elect where the tribunal would be heard, and they have (wisely IMO) chosen London! The hearing will take around a year before it's heard, and the claim, for euro 195 million, would be significant for a company with a £4 million market cap. CG did admit the final settlement, if FOX win of course, was likely to be "smaller", but even so would be very significant. Tom asked him about how the settlement could be enforced, and CG replied that Kosovo recently paid a euro 30 million claim, so they have history of settlement. Clearly if FOX were to win the tribunal, it would be very significant for a company of FOX' size, so to a large degree they are a play on the case rather than this year's trading, IMHO. .
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19/2/2020
15:24		woodstock17: Fox Marble eyes expansion as it hopes to turn a corner in 2020 Fox Marble is developing world-class marble deposits that have long lain idle in the Western Balkans. Despite an ongoing arbitration with the Kosovan government, initiated last year over its failure to protect Fox’ investments, the London-listed company is committed to the region and, according to CEO Chris Gilbert, has its eye on additional assets. The company’s history has been a chequered one. Since it listed on the London Stock Exchange’s AIM market in 2012, the share price reached highs of around GBX25.00 in June 2015, but since then has drifted lower and stood at just GBX2.35 as of February 14. With its marble processing factory close to the Kosovan capital Pristina up and running since 2017 and having expanded in 2018, Fox was close to turning the corner in 2019, when an attempt to take over its assets was launched. While Fox successfully fought off the attempt, disappointed with the local authorities’ failure to provide the support required under Kosovan law, the company launched a €195m international arbitration claim against the state of Kosovo in September 2019. “We [had] no choice but to do this, or we would not have been responsible custodians for our shareholders,” says Gilbert in a telephone interview with bne IntelliNews. He says the size of the claim was “robustly calculated on the basis of losses we have incurred and will continue to incur as result of the failure of the state to apply its own laws and regulations.” While the outcome of the case is still unclear, Gilbert notes previous investor-state actions in Kosovo such as the very similar claim successfully pursued by Devolli Group over an investment in the telecoms sector. Since Fox’s claim was filed, Kosovo has held a general election, in October 2019, and four months later the country finally has a new government, a coalition between the centre-left nationalist Vetevendosje and the Democratic League of Kosovo. Vetevendosje leader Albin Kurti took office as prime minister at the beginning of February. While noting that Kurti has never held office before, Gilbert says: “we believe in his approach, which is: we want to clean things up, we want to make Kosovo a place that’s attractive to foreign investors, and we want to be open for business. That’s going to serve us very well indeed … we are confident of our opportunity to pursue this claim and win something for our shareholders, who have been very patient and long-suffering.̶1; Committed to Kosovo Despite the litigation, Gilbert says, “we remain believers in what we doing in Kosovo. We are not retreating from Kosovo because the government have not behaved well.” He refers to the combination of “world-class marble in the ground doing nothing” coupled with an educated, willing, dynamic labour force in a country where the average monthly wage is just over €300. Margins in the marble business are “eye-watering”, says Gilbert. The industry is also highly fragmented, dominated by Italian, Greek and Turkish families, but with no single dominant company. The dimension stone business is worth around €16bn a year globally, but the turnover of the largest player, China’s Best Cheer, is just €300mn a year. As a result, says Gilbert, “accessing the industry is easy if you can find the resource.” A feature of the geology in Kosovo is that it is rich in natural resources such as lead and zinc as well as having a “vast quantity of very high quality, in demand marble which used to form the basis of a stone industry 100 years ago, but failed when the whole republic of Yugoslavia disintegrated after Tito's death. We came along and said we can do something with this,” says Gilbert. Fox Marble’s quarries in Kosovo and North Macedonia contain over 300mn cubic metres of premium quality marble and decorative stone. The region also benefits from good road links, a legacy of the post-war international reconstruction efforts, with most of the marble from Fox’s quarries shipped out from Durres in Albania or Thessaolinki in Greece. Kosovo is part of the Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA), which has a trade agreement with the EU and various other jurisdictions, making it quick and transparent to transport marble across international borders. A sought-after resource White marble from a quarry close to Fox’s in North Macedonia was used to build the Sheik Zaid grand mosque in Abu Dhabi. Fox has established its own reference projects; notably its “grigio argento” marble, dark grey with a gold vein, from Kosovo was used by Berkeley Group’s St George division to fit out the bathrooms in its €15mn penthouses in Chelsea Creek to differentiate them from other apartments in the luxury Thames-side development. “This is a reference project for us. It demonstrates our marble not only can compete with Italian and Greek marble but actually, because we work in a very competitive labour zone, we are very competitive price-wise and our marble has found favour around the world as a consequence of that,” says Gilbert. Another line of business is that Fox’s factory is now processing for third-party quarry owners as it is the only modern factory in the region, with all Italian equipment: “The demand on us for processing is greater than our capacity to provide, which is a nice position to be in." Fox Marble's processing facility in Kosovo. Source: Fox Marble. Beyond the two asset strategy Gilbert is a serial entrepreneur who has come to the marble business after founding successful music companies. Last autumn, he beefed up Fox’s senior management with two important appointments: the company’s new senior adviser Don Nicolson, who has 26 years’ experience at BP and is a former chairman and interim CEO of Spain-based stone quarrying and processing company Levantina — “you couldn’t ask for a more heavyweight, experienced capable pair of hands,” says Gilbert — and Francisco Espinosa, also ex-Levantina, as chief operating officer. While Gilbert cannot disclose exactly what the firm is planning for 2020, he tells bne IntelliNews: “Broadly speaking, we are expansionist in our attitude. We plan to focus on our two-asset strategy to get to the position where we have turned the corner; this is part of our budgeting and planning over the next six to 12 months. In the meantime, we have our eye on some assets which we think can be money producers in Kosovo and North Macedonia.” He stresseds the amount of resource in the region "sitting there doing nothing”, and says the company is keen to develop the business beyond its current two-asset strategy focused on its Prilep quarry in North Macedonia and processing factory in Kosovo. He acknowledges the company’s “loyal and long-suffering shareholders” that have stuck with Fox over the years, and that it has taken longer than expected to make progress. “We have taken a long time to get to the position we are in at the moment — longer than we said we would. We put a lot of energy into it, and it wasn’t immediately visible, but [the results are] starting to flow through now,” he says. “This is a very high-margin business, in a very low-cost region. We estimated that our marble and our project is hugely desirable, and now we have reference projects to prove that. Our job now is to expand on the base that we’ve painstakingly built over time to create a profitable and successful business."
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