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GDP Goldplat Plc

7.65
-0.10 (-1.29%)
31 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Goldplat Plc 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
  -0.10 -1.29% 7.65 7.50 7.80 7.75 7.65 7.75 220,000 14:13:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gold Ores 41.88M 2.8M 0.0167 4.58 12.84M
Goldplat Plc is listed in the Gold Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker GDP. The last closing price for Goldplat was 7.75p. Over the last year, Goldplat shares have traded in a share price range of 5.60p to 8.70p.

Goldplat currently has 167,782,667 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Goldplat is £12.84 million. Goldplat has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 4.58.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
20/10/2019
11:02
Agree that they have a lot of work to do to repair the damage of the GKG era- as someone on here said a few weeks ago even a monkey could run this company at a profit at $1500 Gold, lets see if they can - if not then the current share price is indeed right.
shill10
20/10/2019
09:43
I hope you are right Shill. But I have heard the story before, all things looking rosy, but then in the end something pops up that you had never expected. If this continues there will be no confidence left. That is why I say that consistently good results is the only thing that can help this company´s share price to rise. Simply delivering a good 6 months result due to some lucky timing with the gold price is not enough. Long term planning and good management to counter any obstacle that comes up is what I think is needed.

So far I am not convinced the management can deliver on this. However, I will give the new CEO a shot. He better have brought up all legacy failures on the table now or the confidence in him will be gone in a second!

pog1234
19/10/2019
14:31
A lot of wishful thinking in my view. GDP has not delivered on pretty much anything the last few years. Only disappointments. Sure, it does not take much success to raise the share price, but it takes a lot more to restore confidence. Not until the company can deliver consistently good results I think we will see a decent share price....
pog1234
18/10/2019
14:04
yep says it all. If you look at GDP going back over the last 10 years there have been several episodes like this, without any serious institutional trading the shares whipsaw with miniscule trading volume as mkt makers crucify nervous private investors. Maybe there is one more bit of kitchen sink by new CEO to start from the very bottom but if you believe that Gold will be $1500+ over next few years then this is about as cheap as GDP has been relative to the risks.
shill10
18/10/2019
13:38
Cash £1.8m, up 20% YoY. Gold price up 25% YoY.

Mkt Cap £4.4m, down 45% YoY.

dinky00
17/10/2019
11:30
desperation ////////.......ALL ROUND
1rodson
17/10/2019
11:18
to me its simple - $1500 Gold has transformed the p and l of GDP, its staring you in the face. The reason that there has been no communication is 1. waiting for more clarity that Gold is up here for some time and not just a pump and dump 2. The longer the gap between the previous poor news and the future good news, the easier it is for the new CEO to claim its down to him (despite it being largely a function of POG). You and I would do the same if we were in his position, when the next Op Update/Profit forecast comes out IMO we will be well above 4p.
shill10
17/10/2019
10:52
Why would any real executive talent want to work at GDP.
As opposed to a professional mining combine.

russman
17/10/2019
10:10
I have some sympathy for a lack of communication. A new bloke had taken over and the company will only want to say anything once there is clarity and preferably a clear direction and more preferably clear positives.

We have been given teasers about such as the recommencement of tolling and moving into different areas of business.

Nothing has been said about the beneficial effect of the gold price rise. This is sensible because they would be making a hostage to fortune.

As always loads of potential in various directions. What is needed is a bit of delivery of some of them.

kimboy2
17/10/2019
10:05
lololololololololololo since when has common sense prevailed at GDP, perhaps for a while when demetri was there.

michaelfenton17 Oct '19 - 10:01 - 7074 of 7074
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Well said - Robinson has been a PR non entity. Surely by now we could have some news/figures on how the current POG is working for GDP? Common sense tells me that there should be some positive news?

lolololololololololo

1rodson
17/10/2019
10:01
Well said - Robinson has been a PR non entity. Surely by now we could have some news/figures on how the current POG is working for GDP? Common sense tells me that there should be some positive news?
michaelfenton
17/10/2019
09:55
We can only oppose Robinson at the AGM because he is the only non-exec up for re-election.

I am unlikely to oppose exec management at this stage (only Klingenberg is up for re-election) because I believe he deserves a chance to make a go of it. That said, shareholder communication under his tenure has been appalling (no production figures, no response to emails or calls, no tweets, only one video interview, no PI presentations) this will need to change radically for him to get my support in the future.

dangersimpson2
17/10/2019
08:54
ContThe new CEO is an accountant Who is appointing all these duds ?Well it's us the shareholders I will attend the AGM and ask these points and I would like to oppose all the non execs
shareholder7
17/10/2019
08:52
The problem with this company is poor managementGKG has no track record of success The new chairman has announced that one of his companies has been wound down We have not changed any of the non execs
shareholder7
16/10/2019
21:38
shill10 says........ if you haven't got patience this share is not for you.


lololololololololololololololololololololol you will be waiting a long, looooong time.

its a complete dawg share told you all that over ten years ago





loolololololololololol

1rodson
16/10/2019
13:25
a few weeks ago people were on here with the share price at 4p saying they couldn't believe some were selling at that price - now there's people selling at 2.7p (mkt cap of £4.6 mill !!!). Gold is down about $30 in that time so that's not really a factor. Typical micro cap swings, mkt makers shaking the tree and stopping out a few, wait for the update, with gold averaging $1500 this quarter GDP will be making plenty of profit, if you haven't got patience this share is not for you.
shill10
16/10/2019
12:07
fenton says

Goldplat has degenerated into a tinpot little company Rod say it always has been since Demetri left. and I have been telling you mugs this for years.....of course, you all knew better so please stay with Yorgi.


lol9olololololololololol

1rodson
16/10/2019
10:49
Goldplat has degenerated into a tinpot little company albeit with potential, so it is not surprising that recruiting top level management is not easy?
michaelfenton
16/10/2019
07:58
Seems all our top level appointments come with a baggage of failure.
shareholder7
15/10/2019
19:17
and so another loser takes the chair
1rodson
11/10/2019
10:21
The proxy votes will have the final say.
GDP should publish the AGM proxy votes cast.
It would give an indication of the dissent.

russman
10/10/2019
18:07
sea710 Oct '19 - 10:43 - 5188 of 5188 (Filtered)
1rodson
10/10/2019
10:43
well then turn up at the agm russman and vote on resolution 2.

Matt will get re-elected at the agm - which will be by the support of shareholders.

sea7
10/10/2019
09:15
If the Chairman does not have the support of the shareholders, he should resign.
It's his job.

russman
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