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In recent discussions among investors regarding KEFI Gold and Copper Plc, sentiment appears to be largely negative, reflecting concerns over the company's operational progress and financial transparency. Significant updates included Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's remark on Ethiopia's gold mining potential, viewed as a double-edged sword by investors who worry about KEFI's struggles in meeting local administrative expectations. A critical point raised was the Oromia regional administration’s warning to KEFI regarding capital requirements and ongoing project development, leading to a perception that the company's expansion plans are being hindered by regulatory challenges.
Financially, investors expressed frustration over the stock price, which hovers at approximately 0.491, and the sentiment among some is that the leadership is not delivering on promises. Investor discussions included commentary likening KEFI's operational changes to "painting a picture in investors' minds," which does not align with on-the-ground realities, indicating a disconnection between expectations and outcomes. As one user pointed out, “KEFI is acquiring different licenses without progressing on its existing license," highlighting skepticism about the company’s strategy. Overall, the sentiment captured in discussions suggests an urgent need for improved communication and tangible results from KEFI’s management to regain investor confidence.
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KEFI Gold and Copper Plc has made notable advancements recently, highlighted by the awarding of an exploration license for the Konso Critical Metals Area in Ethiopia. This license, granted by the Ethiopian Ministry of Mines, allows KEFI to explore for critical metals in a region previously examined by the Ethiopian Geological Survey and the major company Vale. With this 100% exploration license, KEFI aims to assess large zones identified for copper, nickel, cobalt, platinum group metals, tantalum, and lithium, thus broadening its pipeline of growth opportunities.
Additionally, KEFI announced a general meeting scheduled for January 2, 2025, where shareholders will discuss recent capital raising efforts. A circular detailing this meeting and proxy forms have been dispatched to shareholders, further demonstrating the company's commitment to engaging its investors in strategic discussions about their ongoing development projects in Ethiopia and Saudi Arabia. These developments indicate KEFI's proactive approach in advancing its exploration activities while aligning its financial strategies with shareholder interests.
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Edison's report out on Kefi today - |
What sort of goatfoolery is going on here now? |
Just out of interest - who is it that has finally seen the light?? |
There is little satisfaction in some people finally seeing the light. Even those who would immediately filter or slag off anyone who pointed out the blatantly obvious. |
Anyone know if I can buy shares in Artar. |
Let's hope nothing kicks off in Ethiopia and completely screws us. All the eggs in one basket and shareholders lose all the prospects of Saudia Arabia, couldn't get much worse.Let's see if Harry joins the G & M board latter down the line as a thank you for shafting the long term investors. |
What a dilemma for Harry. Needs to big up the joint venture to try to extract the best price (good luck with that) & tell us we are better off without it. Mind you, he is the master of spin. What a guy. We are so lucky to have him. :-( |
Is ARTAR quoted on any exchange or totally private co. |
It isn’t ‘a short term business case’, it was the only option available to keep it going, surely you can see that rob? |
Heliman I can see the short term business case its just I see it as a massive missed opportunity if they go down this route as they should have been able to twin track Ethiopia and Saudi. With the benefit of hindsight the should have probably split the company in two and spun off Saudi. |
Rob, the party is OK.Pretty girl walking in soon :-D |
How many times have shareholders and management sent out false hopes. |
Rob , my LSE post |
Kind of playing out how I think it would but guess I should have expected nothing different a long term trade for most these days is a couple of days why would they think three four five years down the road. |
This is dragging on far too long and is becoming tedious - false dawns only too often and blind faith being led by CEO. |
Copy of my post LSE thread. |
Kicking myself for topping-up last week. Can’t see the markets looking too favourably on this latest little nugget of news. |
Ah yes Jaylett, but you seem to have forgotten who we have going in to bat for us. Also Artar are magnificent stakeholders & they will be incredibly generous. Bring on bonus proposals for Harry, I say. Arrrrrrrrrrggggggggh |
Sounds like the partners are squeezing KEFI out. Still, if we free ourselves from some sizeable debt and realise a good sale price , it could be worse |
We are 5-10 % more in TK than we hoped and it's 5 yrs nearer than SA. We are 10% down on sa but out of $10m debt.I'll take that. |
Type | Ordinary Share |
Share ISIN | GB00BD8GP619 |
Sector | Metal Mining Services |
Bid Price | 0.502 |
Offer Price | 0.522 |
Open | 0.502 |
Shares Traded | 4,011,636 |
Last Trade | 09:07:44 |
Low - High | 0.502 - 0.502 |
Turnover | 0 |
Profit | -7.9M |
EPS - Basic | -0.0011 |
PE Ratio | -4.55 |
Market Cap | 35.03M |
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