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KMR Kenmare Resources Plc

338.00
8.00 (2.42%)
Last Updated: 08:54:43
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Kenmare Resources Plc LSE:KMR London Ordinary Share IE00BDC5DG00 ORD EUR0.001 (CDI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  8.00 2.42% 338.00 336.00 341.50 338.00 330.00 330.00 22,334 08:54:43
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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16/11/2021
08:43
Agree to both - preferably an eg 40p/share special divi, but buyback fine too.

If there was a large shareholder wanting out, being able to tender only 13.5% of shareholding wouldn't help much.

spectoacc
16/11/2021
08:40
So great news that the company is making lots of money, but who would sell at 417p (the ten day average price)?

I'd personally just prefer them to increase the dividend and if they want to do a share buyback just do it in the market.

ukgeorge
16/11/2021
07:52
Weird, if you want to sell you do. Of course they may know of major holding wishing to sell but why not just do a deal.
johnrxx99
16/11/2021
07:52
I don't think they will get any in the tender, better to do at a higher price and scale back or just buy in the market
catsick
16/11/2021
07:40
Tender offer great, but at 417p? Why not just sell in the market?

No directors are tendering, and nor shall I.

spectoacc
09/11/2021
18:00
They are and once the Chinese Property market issue has worked its way through, it’ll be on its way to £5 in sure.
andyf987
09/11/2021
16:24
Agree, will need to watch closely. This move down could be to generate some liquidity, they'll be some stops around 407p. Fundamentals and, prior to todays move, the technicals are very good.
texaspete2
09/11/2021
12:39
I know. With all that is going on in China I feel it’s too hard to quantify the impact on KMR. With 40% of their business revenues from there is feels just too much risk. I sold everything in the last 24 hours - sorry, I think I may have moved the market🙈
andyf987
09/11/2021
10:06
This isn't looking pretty :(
ukgeorge
14/10/2021
16:12
What a cracking day :)
ukgeorge
14/10/2021
12:57
Hannam and Partners

Valuation – SOTP unchanged at 550p
Our outlook on KMR shares remains positive, with our target unchanged at
550p, 26% above the current share price. We believe KMR stock continues to
offer compelling risk-reward dynamics, with free cash flow yields improving
from ~7% in FY21E to ~21% in FY22E, and shares trading on FY21/22E
EV/EBITDAs of 3.6x/3.1x, respectively, versus peers on 6.4x/6.2x. Work on the
Nataka PFS also continues (expected in 2022) with a view to optimally mining
with WCP A from 2025, offering further upside to the project.

ukgeorge
28/9/2021
13:33
Agreed, possibly countered by how "cheap" KMR is, and the vast US stimulus package for infrastructure.

Evergrande problems seem to have a way to run yet.

spectoacc
27/9/2021
08:45
Per their last annual report (p145) c40% of the sales were to China so the problems with Evergrande etc there and the likely slump in Chinese construction may be a concern

GLA

petomi
15/9/2021
11:01
Feel very confident about KMR - though won't be a straight line!
spectoacc
15/9/2021
10:49
Perky :)

A bit higher and a breakout will be on

ukgeorge
20/8/2021
14:32
Trebled holding today, hadn't sold or bought more for an age (and prior to that, mainly sells of cheaply acquired stock).

Just think with the big (& risky) CapEx done, we should see a blow-out earnings year next year, & KMR is going to look screamingly cheap/take-over-able. I'd be surprised if it was still listed say 3 years from now.

Downside - Covid, weather, industrial action, country-specific strife. But all feels in the price IMO.

spectoacc
20/8/2021
09:57
If you missed the Kenmare Resources (LON:KMR) webinar yesterday you can catch up via the recording below. The company reported record H1 results and the second half has the potential to exceed H1 as the company benefits from higher commodity prices and higher production. This all bodes well for further improvements to free cash flow and the dividend where mgmt have committed to returning at least 25% to shareholders.
yellowstoneadvisory
19/8/2021
21:58
Hate to tell you this but long timers here have been saying that for many years. But great to see results being delivered and progress being made.
Top 3 or 4 shareholders dictate what happens here.

donkey40
19/8/2021
21:05
There’s been a historical issue with how the company was run and think it’s just taking a while for investors to trust again. I still expect a re-rating to occur in due course.
andyf987
19/8/2021
20:34
For me it makes no sense for a stock that is likely to transition into a net cash position during 2022 and supplies 7 percent of global ilmenite supply and has about a century of resource in the ground to be trading on c. 6x forward EPS.
pdosullivan
19/8/2021
20:32
They are likely to move into a net cash position during 2022.
pdosullivan
18/8/2021
06:37
Debt is still high and project WCP B move seems to have some pump issues.

So far so good. It would be nice to see us over 460p in the coming weeks but it's a difficult resources market at the moment.

johnrxx99
18/8/2021
06:31
Kenmare announced a very strong set of HY numbers this morning. Revenues +51%, EBITDA +121%m PAT +278%. Interim dividend 7.9c +217%. FY production guidance reiterated, Pricing outlook improved for H2. Scope for FY numbers to be upgraded.

There is a webinar for private investors tomorrow at 5.30. Register

yellowstoneadvisory
18/8/2021
06:05
Seems to read well:


Statement from Michael Carvill, Managing Director:

"I am delighted to see the capital investment and the hard work of our teams over the last three years generating significant increases in production and sales volumes. This is also translating into higher profitability. H1 2021 EBITDA is up 121% on last year and profits after tax are up 278%. As a result, we have increased our interim dividend to USc7.29 per share, more than triple last year's interim dividend.

We remain concerned by the rise in delta variant COVID-19 cases in Southern Africa. Therefore, I'm particularly pleased that we completed the first round of COVID-19 vaccinations for our Mine employees and contractors. Local community vaccinations have also commenced.

We remain confident in the outlook for annual production and re-iterate our guidance of 1.1-1.2 million tonnes of ilmenite in 2021. I am pleased our RUPS decarbonisation project, targeting a material reduction in CO2 emissions, is underway. Market conditions for titanium feedstocks remained strong in H1 2021, with pricing strengthening quarter on quarter. The outlook for zircon has also continued to improve, with price increases during the half and continuing into H2 2021 to date."

spectoacc
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