Harvest Minerals Share Discussion Threads

[andy] 17/10/2017 11:12

harvestminerals,


But you yourself posted the "funding 'issue' is now taken care of" some time before the placing was announced!

You use the royal "we" and post very authoritatively, so I would guess you either work for HMI or are part of the IR team.


If it looks like a leaky bucket, it probably is a leaky bucket!

[kreature] 17/10/2017 10:58

Would it be worth spending some of the placing money on some new properly labeled bulka-bags with the NPK values ? I suppose N=0% ?

says ere......

'Although some retailers classify rock dust as a fertilizer, it does not have the necessary amounts of nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus (N-P-K) to qualify as such. Instead, rock dust contains minerals like calcium and trace elements like iron and manganese which are difficult to replace once they’ve been depleted from the soil as a result of natural weathering and/or over-farming.'



So my question to YP would be, does the product contain enough NPK to ever qualify as a fertiliser with MAPA ?

[hungary16] 17/10/2017 08:52

A price of 23p ( the 52 week high ) represents a market cap of £26m - not too much to expect is it !

[harvestminerals] 17/10/2017 08:38

Onlyroad - perhaps you should now re-visit those posts and see if those concerns were valid. Whilst the share price reacts to sentiment or concerns, often they are unfounded

[onlyroadtoheaven] 17/10/2017 08:24

Very worrying when someone seemingly so closely associated with the company starts posting on a BB. The pre funding posts a few weeks back were plain odd. I was invested here a while ago but got out (at a loss) when other posters on here started raising some quite valid questions.

[andy] 17/10/2017 08:18

harvestminerals16 Oct '17 - 23:20 - 3051 of 3053 0 0
Some much larger sales deals being finalised subject to certification.

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What is the source of that information please?

[parisv] 17/10/2017 08:09

So you’ve done all this research but you’re not sure what price you are going to sell at? I assume your target price is higher than the current one?

[kreature] 17/10/2017 00:31

So is there any Nitrogen in KPfertil?

google:
'The three main nutrients for all fertilisers are nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium'

Cerrado soil google
'These soils are acid and have low availability of nitrogen (N),'

[harvestminerals] 16/10/2017 23:20

Some much larger sales deals being finalised subject to certification. The production will need to ramp up quickly throughNovember and December and into the new year

[harvestminerals] 16/10/2017 23:18

When we look at the market for remineraliser $60 is a fair price that will be welcomed by the market. We could sell a refined product for significantly more but that refinement would require a significant increase in CAPEX and OPEx.

[whl2] 16/10/2017 22:41

I know, that was my point! Competitors are selling near the $100 mark, admittedly with a thoroughly tried and tested product.

[harvestminerals] 16/10/2017 22:36

We are selling for between $55 and $60 per tonne

[whl2] 16/10/2017 21:05

It does, but there's a hell of a lot of work that's gone on in the past 12 months. The stuff should literally sell itself at the price quoted on here when we get certification. Hopefully, a gradual increase in price at the back end of next year.

[kreature] 16/10/2017 21:04

The idiot driving Landsat8 has overexposed the photo 14th Oct.

[hungary16] 16/10/2017 20:53

You would think so ! Then it's just a matter of sales - sounds to simple !

[whl2] 16/10/2017 20:39

True hungary, but the recommendation of the construction of the covered shed is surely a nod that we're going to get it.

[hungary16] 16/10/2017 20:25

They are ifs but if certification is received and sales commence then the company must surely be worth a lot more than £13m. If these things don't happen then , of course , the value is zero.

[whl2] 16/10/2017 19:02

It won't go below the placing price kreature

[kreature] 16/10/2017 18:34

I was trying to work out a target price. This month I see the share price drifting below the placing price. Then perhaps there might be a bit of a South American dust rush as the competition begin to realise that the grey rock is apparently 'as effective as traditional fertiliser'

[parisv] 16/10/2017 18:01

What’s your price target for HMI kreature?

[kreature] 16/10/2017 17:33

Wouldn't it make sense to assume that most of Brazil must be covered with various patches of the dust ? Or is the mine site a one-off patch ?

[billyboychrisd] 16/10/2017 16:10

There's actually been quite a lot of buying today, not sure whether there's a big sell order as the offer has kept dropping.

[billyboychrisd] 16/10/2017 08:56

Those reds are buys, I should know, they're mine...

[kreature] 16/10/2017 00:16

I guess MIT are too late....plus they have to hydrothermally heat their rock to 200 degrees for 5 hours, rather than just toss it in the back of a truck and throw it at the plants