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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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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 | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 156.00 | 154.00 | 158.00 | - | 0.00 | 09:35:43 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec | 146.02M | 15.24M | 0.0828 | 18.84 | 286.99M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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21/5/2021 08:50 | The rules existed before the buybacks were instituted. They should have seen that they would be limited to feeble, useless, tiny buybacks that were incapable of influencing the share price. They would not be so limited in instituting a dividend policy. Now that the effect of the rules has become obvious even to you, zoo, the BOD should make a policy change that would bring in a whole new segment of investors who will not buy into a share with no yield. Again, I am not seeking a dividend for the cash payment itself, but for the effect that it will have on the share price of my shares, of which I have a substantial holding. You keep trying to misrepresent my interest in this issue. I will keep correcting you, not because it will stop you twisting, but for the benefit of other readers. | ![]() rose_by_another_name | |
21/5/2021 08:39 | morning zoo, the menace is still here I see, not much happening just a few bits and pieces your jay is doing well , MATD is up a bit and sunrise is up, GGP is up but you get the feeling it will fade away, I’ve got a sneaky feeling it will be a typical Friday for me , it surprises me how quickly it comes round, terrible day out there but must get out I just can’t stop inside here , at least we can have coffee inside now, I may try and get them all to the grand there’s plenty of space in there, have a good morning, | ![]() alangriffbang | |
21/5/2021 08:31 | Yawn....... Slug and his dividends. :-))) If you want a dividend then sell and go and find a company that pays one and stop your pathic whining. Its very simple anyone with half a brain can work that out.Currently there is no DIVIDEND only BUYBACKS what can't you understand about that? Your whining won't change that.The share price is slipping because there is no fluidity in the shares and the market is waiting for the next update. Try and let the trend be your friend, if you understand that? The company is limited to buying back twenty-five percent of the available shares traded. Not their rules! | ![]() zooman | |
21/5/2021 08:27 | I think morst people here are going to agree with you, including me. However, share prices rise when demand exceeds supply and at the moment that is not the case. The risk of China and a single asset together with lack of clarity from the main holders on returns means there is no institutional demand | ![]() makinbuks | |
21/5/2021 08:20 | Go away Slug........ | ![]() zooman | |
21/5/2021 08:15 | Griffin down again on RNS about feeble buyback. Just serves as a reminder that the failed policy is still being followed, and that the word "dividend" in the year's results was just there as decoration. Lots of discussion about their dividend over on the Anglo Asian Mining forum. The AAZ share price is on the up again today after the dividend announcement in their results yesterday. | ![]() rose_by_another_name | |
21/5/2021 08:10 | Confused again, zoo. You constantly mention my late wife (not my ex) in a way very disrespectful of the dead. I am not disturbed by this. It's exactly what I expect of you. I just point it out so that others may contrast it with your "poor old alan, so sad having lost his wife" theme. You pose as his protector but attack others using every nasty slur you can think of. My ex-wife and current wife are approximately my age, within a year or two. It was my late wife (my second) who was quite a bit older. Write it down so you can at least be accurately nasty. Her age was obviously not an issue for me, or for her, but I can see that you have a problem with it. | ![]() rose_by_another_name | |
21/5/2021 07:50 | Price doesn't make sense here imo. Am I missing something ? | ![]() jeanesy | |
20/5/2021 18:02 | My reading of the results RNS was that it was very much written by people who had reached the end of a long journey who had achieved their goals. The ball mill does 1.5m tonnes. We are potentially going in to a commodity super cycle. So come 2023 we will have record results and max output. If I was looking to exit it would have stuck in my craw to sell before the license having done all the work. A deal in 2023 would work well . All IMHO....It’s just what I would do especially if any buyer wanted to keep the existing management on for a year or so ( often needed to get the top sale price). | ![]() sageman | |
20/5/2021 17:43 | And how do you know that Phillis? | ![]() zooman | |
20/5/2021 17:41 | Never mentioned your ex wife you're the one who brings it up noone else. I don't think anyone is bothered about your life other than that you're socially selfish. I just say that you are into oldet women, was she twenty years older than you, or more maybe?You see Slug, you throw stones you then get them thrown back, then you pretend that you are some kind of shrinking violet. A leader of people, haha..... Get a life....... | ![]() zooman | |
20/5/2021 17:32 | Sage Ninkov won’t be retiring until he has cashed in He might be very wary that a successor could determine that the transfer of his options to a third party ( nudge nudge wink wink) for a peppercorn consideration wasn’t entirely pukka | ![]() phillis | |
20/5/2021 17:30 | Don't you just love it. TRANSACTION IN OWN SHARES20 May 2021Griffin Mining Limited announces that on 20 May 2021 it purchased 12,500 ordinary shares of $0.01 each ("Ordinary Shares") on the London Stock Exchange through Panmure Gordon (UK) Limited, in accordance with the terms of its share buy-back programme (the "Buy-back") announced on 25 February 2021 (the "Programme"). The purchased shares will be held in treasury. | ![]() zooman | |
20/5/2021 17:25 | Very happy with my life, of which this lively forum plays a small part. Poke away. Your disrespect towards my late wife does not upset me, if that is your purpose in continually referring to her as if she were my current wife, but it hardly adds to your own reputation in here. It's actually rather amazing to watch you tear yourself down. | ![]() rose_by_another_name | |
20/5/2021 17:25 | sage when I saw him last time I thought he looked remarkably well,I think there’s more life in him yet, how are you doing with your next pot boiler share tip, ha ha ha ,good luck, | ![]() alangriffbang | |
20/5/2021 17:23 | Sage funny you say about taking a slight step back, he mentioned that to me in a conversation once that it could be a option given he enjoys his work but the traveling is not so much of an enjoyment even more these days! I hope if he does semi retire this is the option he takes. The selfish reason being it provides continuity which the shareholders would be happy with. Zoo | ![]() zooman | |
20/5/2021 17:17 | What in-between posting cut and pastes and your normal rubbish? Get a life old man....... | ![]() zooman | |
20/5/2021 17:16 | Zoo when it comes to Roger I tend to think more in terms of how I would be dealing with him were he my client. I am sure he will be receiving professional advice. He won't live for ever. His shares are out of his estate under BPR. If he sells it would need an RNS and in any event the shares are illiquid at that volume. He will want to work less. So what to do? He could sell the company and retain shares in the new entity (so Retire, receive a divi and still retain BPR) He could work less and get a junior to do the bulk of the work with reduced salary and a dividend. He could remain as is..for now! Whichever way I look at it I believe that in the next few years GFM will probably pay a dividend and that the directors will probably sell. We will see. | ![]() sageman | |
20/5/2021 17:15 | Alan,I think they're in the ball park clearly some of the figures are fluid to a degree but I'm happy that this will be very positive hence I've traded a few in order to increase my overall holding.Zoo | ![]() zooman | |
20/5/2021 17:11 | thank you sage I’ve decided to hang on to MATD for now, as for GFM I can’t be bothered to do anything about it ,I’ve no idea whether the figures that MWF and THE A have worked out will come true I find it never works out that way but good for them for trying, good luck, | ![]() alangriffbang | |
20/5/2021 16:53 | So may I assume, Sage, that you are against the amusing practice of "poking" as described by one of the posters here? He seems to feel that it is inevitable that it generates responses, mostly not to do with Griffin. I am neutral on the issue, and prepared to take part when prompted. | ![]() rose_by_another_name |
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