Goldplat Share Chat (GDP)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Goldplat	LSE:GDP	London	Ordinary Share	GB00B0HCWM45	ORD 1P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	-0.25p	-4.35%	5.50p	5.25p	5.75p	5.75p	5.25p	5.75p	1,071,479	13:21:02

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Mining	16.6	-0.8	-0.5	-	9.21

Goldplat Share Discussion Threads

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22/8/2017 13:25	I have to laugh at the pair of clowns also quick to criticise but never calling it right. Only Miller has the right angle on this dead horse....which is now sitting exactly where he said it would be right on 5p Next step into the 4s?	1rodson	Read Full Thread Reply
22/8/2017 12:07	I will try the live chat Wed @ 12.Doubt there will be any response.	russman	Read Full Thread Reply
22/8/2017 09:47	Yep, I have sent them a list of questions!!!	sea7	Read Full Thread Reply
22/8/2017 07:30	Has anyone else got their questions in for tomorrow? If we want the company to do this sort of thing again it is going to need some shareholder engagement. It may be that they actually have something to announce and we get an RNS tomorrow. It may be that there is just a lull in announcements, till the finals in September anyway, and they just slotted in to fill the void. Anyway we will know tomorrow.	kimboy2	Read Full Thread Reply
18/8/2017 15:04	Dont see gdp can say anything that has not been included in the previous news.Maybe some of the other capitalised costs will be going down the kitchen sink.	russman	Read Full Thread Reply
18/8/2017 09:09	Clearly it is not a valid argument to say the share price is at this level therefore all my pet theories about the company are correct. IMV the present share price is irrational. That is why I am still here and that is why we invest in shares. I am hopeful that as more information comes to market in terms of developments and profits that the market will be less irrational. However as Keynes said the market can stay irrational a lot longer than we can stay solvent. We shall see.	kimboy2	Read Full Thread Reply
18/8/2017 08:42	Yes the share price	shareholder7	Read Full Thread Reply
18/8/2017 08:31	Unfortunately gdp has not been able to manage their biggest business partner due to ego Fidelity have reduce to under 10 for political reasons The RR issue as DD said, is a lack of contract management skills by the so called better management Do you have any supporting evidence for these?	kimboy2	Read Full Thread Reply
18/8/2017 08:04	Sea I don't think think the company drifted aimlessly.Russell got it right and put Kili on care and maintenance and refocused on gold recovery That's what most shareholders wanted To me the big issue has been Rand RefineryWhen they could not (did not ) want to take gdp materials then that was when the company nearly went bust Simple really, if you rely on one company in a manufacturing process you had better get a strong contractual agreement with themIf gdp had had a good relationship with RR and the above did not happen the share price would have been higher than it is todayUnfortunately gdp has not been able to manage their biggest business partner due to ego If kili would have been closed down 3 years ago the share price would have been in a better place than today If you look at the share holders list matin ooi has been keeping the price up as he is now close to 10 percent Fidelity have reduce to under 10 for political reasons 11 percent is not in the public domainGood question to ask on your call would be who owns these sharesThe RR issue as DD said, is a lack of contract management skills by the so called better management The new FD is now cleaning the balance sheet and writing off £1m of assets which no one seems to think is an issue Gold mining was the big mistake and not being able to get along with RRNot rocket science	shareholder7	Read Full Thread Reply
17/8/2017 20:14	I have every intention of tuning in on the 23rd. These boards can be great for adding to the understanding of the stock, its fundamentals and its BOD. Sadly the boards do get occasional visits from some undesirables, however, that goes with all walks of life. Companies that require turning around, rarely turnaround, as the saying goes, however, goldplat has achieved that, with a strengthened board and a coherent plan. After Demetri left and until Hansie was given a position, the company drifted aimlessly, which cost a lot of time and money. Gerards sudden change from NEC desig, to CEO showed that the company needed someone with wisdom and vision sooner rather than later. The company is out of the woods and on the up, same cannot be said for the share price just yet though.	sea7	Read Full Thread Reply
17/8/2017 18:56	Amur Minerals has a FAQ page, which works very well: htTp://amurminerals.com/frequently-asked-questions/ Pleasing to see GDP do the same. Nice to have more information from the company. Always seems to be a long time in between updates. I know people say that you don't want companies putting out news for the sake of it. Amur releases one each year to say that they've completed their ice road. Probably not necessary but rather nice to know. It's why as a holder of GDP I thoroughly appreciate this board and the regulars who post here. It's a very valuable source of information. Thanks for it.	tanner54	Read Full Thread Reply
17/8/2017 11:57	It is the closed period.An interesting format.You email your Q in.You dial in but you are muted.There is a live chatroom but I presume it will be "censored".	russman	Read Full Thread Reply
17/8/2017 11:44	I remember trading urals energy at 4.5p back in 2013, made good money on them. They consolidated 20 for 1 this year and have taken on debt. The mid price today is 82.5p, which in old money is 4.1p. In over four years, they have managed to achieve next to nothing in terms of the share price. Just as well I saw it as more of a short term opportunity than a LTH. The stock have almost traded sideways for over four years, then consolidated and has fallen from the 132p price it hit (6.6p old money), only a few months ago.	sea7	Read Full Thread Reply
17/8/2017 11:29	Yes Ural energy seemed to pack it in during 2015; htTp://www.uralsenergy.com/content/investors/shareholder-faqs.asp	kimboy2	Read Full Thread Reply
17/8/2017 11:21	They used to always post Q and A on Urals Energy website, which was quite informative, however, they encountered problems, when shareholders were submitting questions, no answers were forthcoming and no publication on the website. The management carefully selected the Q and A they published to ensure that it reflected the company well and no negativity was shown. It was a good idea, however, it was flawed, as both sides of the story were not shown. This resulted in angry emails to management, who subsequently started to miss out monthly Q and A postings. I haven't looked in for ages to see if they have continued with it or not.	sea7	Read Full Thread Reply
17/8/2017 10:20	They obviously feel they have a good story. I thought the Q&A posted on the website was a good idea. I haven't seen this format anywhere else. The timing looked good to me as well as there is likely to be a gap in the newsflow till the finals.	kimboy2	Read Full Thread Reply
17/8/2017 09:56	Agreed KM2 My comment here came before this GDP announcement was made. Am certain its going to be positive news.	baronet	Read Full Thread Reply
17/8/2017 09:29	Not sure it is good timing for the conference call. Less than a weeks notice in the holiday season. There is a limit to what can be disclosed before the results are published.	russman	Read Full Thread Reply
17/8/2017 07:26	The Kenyan elections seem to have resolved themselves, but the Tanzanian problems for Acacia would certainly be problematic for any investments there. The announcement today is something I have been asking Gerard for and is I believe very positive.	kimboy2	Read Full Thread Reply
17/8/2017 05:12	Kenyan elections and concomitant violence have more than something to do with sentiment. Also ACA Tanzanian problems have cast a large shadow on African miners, all inmho.	baronet	Read Full Thread Reply
16/8/2017 17:58	I would agree with that. As for my numbers I think that they are probably a reasonable guess given what we know. However they need to execute once the capex is in place. The main problem here, other than historic RR issues, seems to be getting sufficient material. It would seem that cash is going to be absorbed getting sufficient stockpiles. This could cost a fair amount. My assumption is that they are paying something like $300-400/oz from South America, with $500/oz processing costs and the rest profit. Obviously to get a 15kozs stockpile is going to take something like £4m. They could borrow it of course and a couple of years profits from Ghana would pay it off. I suspect all these calculations will be thrown out by some sort of mining venture.	kimboy2	Read Full Thread Reply

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