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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kalahari Min | KAH | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.00 | 0.00% | 243.50 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 243.50 | 243.50 |
| Top Posts |
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Posted at 28/2/2012 13:24 by kayfash Finally sold all my holding in KAH. What a stitch-up! :( |
Posted at 28/2/2012 08:47 by sparty1 shazboWhy not sell in the market? You must have a lot of them ..incidentally have you seen the apparently new company Kalahari Minerals (Assd Taurus Mineral Cash)epic KAHA? My interest is purely in NRRP and its future ...good rns out today but no news re the Taurus/and it`s shareholding it inherits from KAH .... Hopefully the chinese will turn it into "son of KAH/Ext and off we go again ,or they may start buying the market.... |
Posted at 09/2/2012 10:26 by shazbo I first started buying KAH 5 years ago at 14p and whilst I'd like to bask in the glory of my genius it was much more about a lucky hunch than any great indepth analysis. I have about 100k coming back now that we've been sold (still totally gutted that we got no fight for such a quality resource). After five years of reading i now have a better understanding of the uranium market and it's definitely a place i want to stay. I'm talking 5/10 years when i think we'll see the real value of this commodity. I wonder whether it's better to buy into something like Geiger Counter or take another chance on a few explorers? In the meantime I'm putting the cash into AVN, TCY and CAR and will maybe look to start dripping some money into a bank, again with a 5/10 year time frame. Problem is these are all quite boring and i shall miss the highs and lows of the exlorers/miners. Do people intend to stay in uranium when they get their cash for Kalahari? |
Posted at 08/2/2012 15:59 by nohopeatall Sold all KAH yesterday, going to Moni, big pick up in volume, results Friday. |
Posted at 02/2/2012 11:20 by beefeater25 All quiet.. Is today is the day we find out if CGNPC has been successful? Looks possible that KAH could go for less than 270p but the read takeover battle that we were hoping for will be over at EXT. Do the KAH directors have any personal holding directly in EXT? |
Posted at 21/11/2011 18:08 by contrarian2investor Krakow & nielsc, I have been tracking the progress of KAH and the recent news of Hathor. In your humble opinions if KAH does not get a bid prior to year end, where do you see share price support? The purpose of question, is that I am very tempted to take out a long-term long sb on KAH near these levels. On a 3-9 months view that they will be taken over @>£2.60p. |
Posted at 17/11/2011 13:41 by tebbin At the moment we have only been told that KAH and CGNPC are in discussions in relation to CGNPC making an offer for KAH @ £2.435. and they must make a formal offer by DEC 08 2011.There is no indication of KAH's position or if they think the price is a fair one.... In the recent past MH has stated he thinks that A$16 is what EXT is worth per share. Converting this to value of KAH it is considerable more than £2.43 discussed. This looks it will run into 2012 before KAH is bought out...... |
Posted at 14/11/2011 16:04 by sparty1 GRIMBO"One gets the feeling that Kalahari think they can put the money to far better use now elsewhere with larger returns and where they have more control of what happens." You got that right mate ..NRRP ! They already got 38% of an exceptional suite of resources ,some of which they handed over to nrrp before the extract adventure . NRRP hopr fully to be the son of kah,with the common denominator being M.H.First they have to extract it from the chinese deal.... At sub 2p its a steal ,frankly its a steal sub 4p with recent RNS and the 3 jv`s... I liked kah but the upside for north river is so much more reminicent of the young KAH..... the penny share. :) |
Posted at 09/10/2011 12:31 by sparty1 also in the times as well. Those who sell out at £2.70 might do worse than buy into the baby kah ....NRRP @ sub 2p it another exciting story ready to take off..imo..! Harlee take note ! They have immpressive assets including coal,an array of metals ,uranium prospects and are effectively almost half owned by KAH/EXT .Also three JV`s on the go.If KAH cash in like looks possible then a reasonable case could be made for kah to buy back the assets it sold nrrp very cheaply simply by buying up the very cheap shares. Due to current market nrrp are at half where they should be imo and if kah move... or the chinese want them as part of the deal ...boom! Over the last two months someone has been buying NRRP shares in tranches of 500K, 600K and 1Million.Speculation that its kah is justified. They failed to take part in the last north river placement because of the last chinese bid(against takeover panel rules)They did however want to take part and will probably have been buying up the shares to offset the dilution.I`m out of kah these days but look forward reliving the excitment of those early days with NRRP |
Posted at 02/9/2011 15:47 by avc0nway I began buying KAH at 155p - 160p in May 2010, because I wanted exposure to EXT. I got out entirely with a little regret at the end of May just passed for a conjunction of reasons:-a) the uranium picture in the short term had changed (which would have mattered less had I been invested in EXT directly) b) with what I felt were the bargain-price figures being bandied about for KAH's slice of EXT I began feeling unsure who the KAH board was batting for, and c) with the vast sums of fiat moneys being found for QE1 and 2 (..and 3 in November?) I felt the picture with regard to precious metals was changing, and the parcel of funds in KAH seemed the sensible parcel to use to gain exposure there. So that's what I did. I may have moved a little too early but it seems to be all coming good at the moment. But I still monitor KAH and read the board here. But a niggly doubt remains. Who are the KAH board members batting for? The KAH shareholders? Are we all quite sure? Dunno, just askin', like. avc |
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