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GFM Griffin Mining Limited

154.00
-1.00 (-0.65%)
03 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Griffin Mining Limited LSE:GFM London Ordinary Share BMG319201049 ORD $0.01
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -1.00 -0.65% 154.00 154.00 156.00 156.00 154.00 154.00 88,133 16:24:28
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec 94.4M 7.7M 0.0400 38.50 296.96M
Griffin Mining Limited is listed in the Miscellaneous Metal Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker GFM. The last closing price for Griffin Mining was 155p. Over the last year, Griffin Mining shares have traded in a share price range of 76.00p to 158.00p.

Griffin Mining currently has 192,828,420 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Griffin Mining is £296.96 million. Griffin Mining has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 38.50.

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19/6/2018
08:14
and the 72.8% comes from where?
phillis
19/6/2018
03:04
Ref mad foetus 27860:
Totally agree with you about writing to the board.

As I understand the situation we PIs' OWN around 72.8% of the company (please correct if necessary).

There is of course much debate and considerable unrest concerning the somewhat 'isolated' AGM venue(26 June); very few of us - the 72.8% - will attend, for obvious reasons.

We really should amplify our predominance in numbers by requesting more updates via RNS's, company news; more say as an entity in determining (even modifying) the board's views on dividends, buybacks, acquisitions and the like...

As a LTH I'm constantly worrying that our voice is but a shrill apology for the mighty blast it should be!

Let's write with prolific exuberance to our company ABOUT what we feel is best for all involved. GO FOR IT!

PS:the above should be construed only as constructive criticism; overall I'm
overjoyed with GFM's performance, trading through all the historic volatility...
but now near 80 and bald as a coot!

mikesnr1
18/6/2018
18:30
Always good to read someone with a positive spin but not particularly inciteful analysis
makinbuks
18/6/2018
18:18
Sorry folks you will have to cut and paste the link it's not working for me sending it from my mobile
up just a little bit
18/6/2018
18:15
https://simplywall.st/stocks/gb/materials/aim-gfm/griffin-mining-shares/news/why-you-should-be-bullish-on-griffin-mining-limited-longfm/1 month old but a good read
up just a little bit
16/6/2018
23:25
The only reason I still get the IC is ST - and I guess for many people he's marmite - but he's the only one who still investigates - the rest just regurgitate analysts notes.

GFM held its own on Friday when the commodity sector was crashing which seems quite a positive.

podgyted
15/6/2018
10:55
And its gushing CASH
hvs
15/6/2018
10:40
Only the Editorial staff of IC believe its content, even then I suspect many don't.

Main thing is that GFM is holding its price whilst all around it others are weakening.

gbh2
15/6/2018
10:13
I urge you all to write to them to let you know your views. I don't see the point in buybacks at current level: either buy back millions of shares every week or use the money for dividends imo.
mad foetus
15/6/2018
05:13
Let them sell-The company will simply buy back more shares for their buck. At this rate they will soon have more cash than what the companies valued at.
mpclag
11/6/2018
23:37
Subscription
up just a little bit
11/6/2018
23:31
RBAN: why not?
mikesnr1
11/6/2018
09:48
Is that the April 20th article? They called
sell at 139. I would be annoyed if I had
followed that advice. They do, however, say
a dividend would change their view. If you
mean the April 12th article, I'm not allowed
to read it.

rose_by_another_name
09/6/2018
14:06
This is my first post ,I have held griffin since day one and have topped up at various amounts over the years.i think the write up and the sell verdict in the investors chronicle was a kick in the teeth for all of us!im nearly 80 years old now so I hope if it reaches £2 I will still be on this planet,I am also a big BANGO invester but that's another story!!
alangrifbang
08/6/2018
16:24
Everything else I hold is down today. Gfm again my favourite holding
cflather2000
08/6/2018
16:20
A close above 160p and these will race towards £2 imo
ukgeorge
08/6/2018
16:14
All buys yesterday as well.
up just a little bit
08/6/2018
16:12
1 million buys and no share price move
has GFM taken shares off someone

phillis
08/6/2018
06:32
Well, I said the company had done well, congrats to board, a pity there isn't an investor meeting in London, that I can't get to the AGM but would like the co to introduce a clear dividend policy as I believed that would help the share price significantly. He said that a number of other investors had made similar points and that he would feed all the comments into a forthcoming board meeting. So I would recommend that if people can't attend the AGM, which is most of us, you feed comments to the company through the website contact address, in the knowledge that a director sees them and responds.
mad foetus
08/6/2018
00:10
what was the response mf
bubloo
07/6/2018
15:06
Btw I sent an email to Griffin today and got a prompt reply from the finance director. Can't fault the responsiveness.
mad foetus
07/6/2018
08:53
LSE failed to open this morning, expected to come on at 9:00-
rose_by_another_name
07/6/2018
00:52
MF: Indeed it should!

Simply Wall Street estimates GFM's intrinsic value based on FCF (future cash flow)to be 326p versus actual yesterday of 158p.

I heartily agree, too, with your proposals regarding acquisitions; very sensible...

mikesnr1
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