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In the recent discussions surrounding Kefi Gold and Copper Plc (KEFI), investor sentiment has been notably mixed, reflecting concerns about company performance and gold market dynamics. Participants highlighted the rising gold prices, with significant commentary around the suggestion that gold could potentially revalue to $3,000 an ounce in early 2025, which could impact KEFI positively if realized. However, as some investors noted, while gold prices reach new highs in other currencies, there remain doubts about KEFI's operational effectiveness and financial strategy. Investor sentiment is tethered to the perceived slow progress on Kefi's projects, illustrated by quotes such as, "it's a slow donkey ride to the glitter," reflecting frustration with the pace of development.
Financial discussions included the implications of recent capital raises and dilution, which have fostered skepticism regarding the company's ability to maintain investor confidence and deliver value. Various opinions indicated a belief that the company’s 15% stake in its Saudi prospects, despite multiple expressions of interest from buyers, might be sold for lower valuations than anticipated. Notably, one investor said, "If it was worth $50m, Kefi would have fought harder to not get diluted," indicating concerns about management's commitment and effectiveness in maximizing shareholder value. Despite these mixed feelings, some investors expressed optimism, highlighting the upcoming Future Minerals Forum as a potential catalyst for positive news flow regarding KEFI's prospects. Overall, the discourse captured a blend of hope influenced by external gold market conditions and frustration with the company's internal trajectories.
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Kefi Gold and Copper PLC has recently announced significant progress in its Tulu Kapi gold project in Ethiopia, marking a key milestone for the company. The construction of the new main access road to the Tulu Kapi site has officially commenced, supported by government funding that is expected to mitigate risks associated with the project’s overall development schedule. This infrastructure development is a crucial step as the company works to advance its plans for gold production in the region.
In addition to the developments in Ethiopia, Kefi is actively participating in the Future Minerals Forum taking place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The company has shared an updated presentation outlining its initiatives and projects within the Arabian-Nubian Shield, emphasizing both its commitment to exploration and development in the region. The interactions at this forum will likely contribute to Kefi's strategic positioning, as it seeks to secure further investment and support for its operations, particularly regarding its ongoing projects in both Saudi Arabia and Ethiopia.
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(AIM: KEFI), the gold and copper exploration and development company focused on the Arabian-Nubian Shield since 2008, is pleased to provide a short operational update encompassing the recent activities with respect to the Company's Tulu Kapi Gold Project ("Tulu Kapi" or the "Project").Early Works at Tulu Kapi are progressing well, as follows:· Physica |
We remain on track for entering into definitive commitments from the funding syndicate next month, enabling financial close and triggering of the Major Works. |
News icon but no news anywhere? |
They have an PR department? |
Don't get me wrong I will throw a decent wad into this if we can be satisfied all Is are dotted and t's crossed but quite frankly Rob I actually think Adams is incompetent. Like totally incompetent. The PR is laughable for a start. Like who the hell is running that show? The twitter post an embarrassment. Seriously! |
PS Rob, you need to tell their twitter PR department if they are going to try and ramp with photos of the locals it may be prudent to at least have some Kefi stands in background. They can buy them on Vistaprint for 40 quid. Otherwise it could be the local faith mission eh ;) They surely seemed to be falling asleep at the sermon wherever it was LOL |
Well might miss a post second bank approval share price rise but would expect plenty of other good news. Should get more from Saudi later this year as well which should attract more notice post substantial progress on TK, higher gold price and recent M & A activity. |
PSFYI I have never shorted an aim share in my life but I will absolutely call the bags if manure out and Kefi and the statements from it's CEO over the years have been one giant heap of it! |
"If they don't buy soon they will miss the boat"No the boat will only start to sail when money actually drops into the bank account which it hasn't. Since you created the other board the share only dropped as I said it would! Why you still stick nose in here beggars belief! Some neck!You've a long way to go to break even at 3p. I remember when you ramped it back to 3p by saying "3p by the end of the week". I remember that very clearly. We were just over a penny back then too. A very dangerous individual and folks should beware. There are a few rampers on this board and let me tell you I couldn't eat a whole one! Wolves in sheep's clothing! I think it would be prudent for folk to realise a few of you aren't exactly who you portray.No chance will he get the funding he thinks with these equity notes either... All imvho but I am often more right that wrong ;)Adams needs to go. Fking useless is an understatement. |
How is that ramping? Or foolish? |
Ramping fool |
I sometimes wonder whether the frequent posters (very frequent) ever bother to look at Kefi presentations, or, indeed, read the RNSs. This because they seem to have so very little knowledge or understanding of the problems facing Kefi, nor how they are being steadily (yes, perhaps slowly) overcome. |
Fart totally agree |
Nice Rob, |
Very promising. Excited to see what this and next week brings. Come on Kefi |
Kefi Africa downunder Video |
well its not the Albert Hall...yet. |
Got two African banks, local and national governments local and regional investors subsidiary's of international companies if they had any more institutions on board the would have to hire the Albert hall for the launch party. |
“These notes remain repayable in cash from operations” |
Oof, much vitriol today!There is a picture of communist gatherings and information spread on twitter for you fellas. |
Generally, if an aim junior miner gets a bigger miner on board as a strategic investor/partner, it's a half decent project. If they have no other mining company on board the project is likely a dog.Just imho dyor! |
If you have a pager turn it off. |
Actually it is another sticking point and these aim companies love to have points to stick on with delay delay delays. Why? So directors can keep taking unjustified (Imo) salary from these non revenue explorers whilst maintaining the rhetoric of "hopium" knowing that there are many who are keen to part with their hard earned on the whims of their fumes. You were one of them no?? When did you first invest? |
12% PA!!!! LOL By year four they will owe an extra 48millionDesperation |
Type | Ordinary Share |
Share ISIN | GB00BD8GP619 |
Sector | Metal Mining Services |
Bid Price | 0.476 |
Offer Price | 0.484 |
Open | 0.48 |
Shares Traded | 13,232,525 |
Last Trade | 16:35:20 |
Low - High | 0.48 - 0.486 |
Turnover | 0 |
Profit | -7.9M |
EPS - Basic | -0.0011 |
PE Ratio | -4.45 |
Market Cap | 33.69M |
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