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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Kibo Energy Plc | LSE:KIBO | London | Ordinary Share | IE00B97C0C31 | ORD EUR0.0001 (CDI) |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-0.0135 | -45.00% | 0.0165 | 0.013 | 0.02 | 0.0175 | 0.014 | 0.02 | 258,250,760 | 15:21:14 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Gold Ores | 1.04M | -9.78M | -0.0026 | -0.08 | 755.97k |
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28/9/2020 09:20 | Roger When the 15p target was set, there were 300m shares in issue. Now we have 4 bln (when allow for warrants at 0.25p etc) So your 15p is now 1.125p for this amount of shares Still not bad if can be achieved! But can it? rogerramjett 28 Sep '20 - 08:46 - 3895 of 3896 0 2 0 I think the disparity between the NAV and Mcap (£1bn vs £5m) is the reason for the correction. Clearly over the years the BoD have diluted the share price and the company has faded into the background. However, they appear to have been progressing projects and have several PPA's for the power whilst also holding just <30% of KAT in which the value of that holding is more or less equal to the MCap of Kibo yet they have several other projects which are being worked on providing the £1bn NAV. They are funded and will raise more capital through warrants should the share price rise and they are exercised. Not expecting any near term revenue to right home about but things do appear skewed when you consider NAV and MCap. in 2018 a broker gave a target of 15p with a 50% discount. In todays money that is 5p. however removing the discount would give a 30p target. Discount was applied due to uncertainties, some of which have gone as well as new potential such as KAT holding. that would translate (increase in shares from circa 700m to 2.2bn) to a 10p target which seems to me to be a huge uplift from here. Stranger things have happened | yaki | |
28/9/2020 08:58 | Roger, Good post, with your 10p target it shows just how oversold these have become at 0.25p. KAT is starting to perform as they move towards financial close of Blyvoor and they've still the upcoming drilling at Haneti to boost them further too. As you suggest, MED and all those possible coal and power revenue streams/projects not reflected in the market cap here at all. Its like a pressure cooker with all this news due short-term. Regards, Ed. | edgein | |
28/9/2020 08:46 | I think the disparity between the NAV and Mcap (£1bn vs £5m) is the reason for the correction. Clearly over the years the BoD have diluted the share price and the company has faded into the background. However, they appear to have been progressing projects and have several PPA's for the power whilst also holding just <30% of KAT in which the value of that holding is more or less equal to the MCap of Kibo yet they have several other projects which are being worked on providing the £1bn NAV. They are funded and will raise more capital through warrants should the share price rise and they are exercised. Not expecting any near term revenue to right home about but things do appear skewed when you consider NAV and MCap. in 2018 a broker gave a target of 15p with a 50% discount. In todays money that is 5p. however removing the discount would give a 30p target. Discount was applied due to uncertainties, some of which have gone as well as new potential such as KAT holding. that would translate (increase in shares from circa 700m to 2.2bn) to a 10p target which seems to me to be a huge uplift from here. Stranger things have happened | rogerramjett | |
28/9/2020 08:15 | The share price imo will move upwards over the coming week. GLA, GD | greatfull dead | |
28/9/2020 07:18 | Some interest lately on the LSE thread with several newcomers I'm all for it if some of them drown out them boring posts from our man upon the roof called 'AERIAL'All he has banged on about over the past 4-5yrs is the Bid & Ask price and Spread LOLWelcome all new posters it makes a refreshing change for once.TheMICE | catchingmice | |
28/9/2020 06:20 | It seems this is about to be Kibo's week. Lots of social media interest over weekend from both Twitter and Tele groups. Get in quick if not already, news and demand could take this .50p or even .75p | broken_arrow1 | |
27/9/2020 23:19 | KIBO (.23p) looks cheap - valued at £4.5m 🔶Recently raised £1.4m @.20p 🔶Stake in #KAT worth £3.1m 🔶Expected IPO of Slone Power (worth £2m-£5m?) 🔶News on power projects imminent | 36jay | |
27/9/2020 23:19 | KIBO (.23p) looks cheap - valued at £4.5m 🔶Recently raised £1.4m @.20p 🔶Stake in #KAT worth £3.1m 🔶Expected IPO of Slone Power (worth £2m-£5m?) 🔶News on power projects imminent15p target opportunity.Hugely Under value and lots of updates due. | 36jay | |
26/9/2020 08:37 | Well I have 1 million (sounds a lot!) of these at 0.25p each purely for interest. I found over many years, today's guru on any share has the potential to be tomorrows whinger. | skidaddle | |
25/9/2020 21:29 | Is clockwork aimchimp? | cj41 | |
25/9/2020 17:38 | Clockwork my final word on the subject, you accused me of ramping and I asked you to provide the proof. Why on earth should I waste my time looking back at my old posts? I am still holding millions of kibo shares which gives me the right to express my views on the management and how they have run the company If by some miracle, after all these years and after wasting millions of £ of shareholder money, I will be equally amazed and pleased but my investment does entitle me to express my views however unpopular they may be with you and others. Goodbye Chimp. | uknighted | |
25/9/2020 17:04 | Hate rampers Clock take it easy and try a G&T to calm your enthusiasm here lol.Have a lovely weekend also!Dave | guitars4stars | |
25/9/2020 16:41 | KIBOOOOOOOOOM!!!! | cl0ckw0rk0range | |
25/9/2020 15:59 | Gazza After their egm smash and grab try under the cloak of COVID - I completely changed my mind. Unfortunately the following CLN and this placing debacle just proved that I was right, unfortunately! Gazza102 25 Sep '20 - 15:33 - 3879 of 3881 0 0 0 I am confused yaki. Are you still supportive of kibo or completely turn your back on them as they have lost us loads of money. | yaki | |
25/9/2020 15:57 | Ed "...without him we wouldn't have almost ... all at a £4m cap" . I think we agree there. Without LC and hapless BoD disastrous management, market cap would have been way higher than 4m! "...You didn't answer my question though about where you see these going on funding of Blyvoor, listing of MED, drilling of Haneti and signing those PPA's." Let me start 1. Why is KIBO paying LC and rest, to do work for KAT? Where is Kibo's return there. Why the 70% of owners of KAT don't pay for LC services 2. But most importantly - on your point of what will happen, if as by magic LC and his merry band manage to deliver any of the above. First, let's see if they do. As that would be highly unusual. Not much to wait. We were promised Blyvoor funding and Moz PPA by end of Q3. Only THREE working days left. So do you think we will get the three times delayed Blyvoor funding and Moz PPA by 30 September? Edgein 25 Sep '20 - 15:32 - 3878 of 3880 0 0 0 Yaki, Yes, without him we wouldn't have almost 100m shares in KAT, about to list MED and have huge CTP assets all at a £4m cap. Without LC and team there wouldn't be this opportunity to multibag here. The capitulators are owed some thanks too without them this opportunity wouldn't exist either. Who has lined up Haneti and Blyvoor for KAT too, it wouldn't be LC would it? You didn't answer my question though about where you see these going on funding of Blyvoor, listing of MED, drilling of Haneti and signing those PPA's. You're question dodging like a communista, its like comrade corbyn on a tv debate. Regards, Ed. | yaki | |
25/9/2020 15:33 | Lazy, "Cash and shares in Kat now worth almost the entire market cap....." Which of LC's up coming news will attract the herd first? Regards, Ed. | edgein | |
25/9/2020 15:33 | I am confused yaki. Are you still supportive of kibo or completely turn your back on them as they have lost us loads of money. | gazza102 | |
25/9/2020 15:32 | Yaki, Yes, without him we wouldn't have almost 100m shares in KAT, about to list MED and have huge CTP assets all at a £4m cap. Without LC and team there wouldn't be this opportunity to multibag here. The capitulators are owed some thanks too without them this opportunity wouldn't exist either. Who has lined up Haneti and Blyvoor for KAT too, it wouldn't be LC would it? You didn't answer my question though about where you see these going on funding of Blyvoor, listing of MED, drilling of Haneti and signing those PPA's. You're question dodging like a communista, its like comrade corbyn on a tv debate. Regards, Ed. | edgein | |
25/9/2020 15:13 | Guitar, Good man, good price. Strap in fella. Engines started over on KAT it seems. Blyvoor anticipation seems to be building. Regards, Ed. | edgein | |
25/9/2020 15:12 | "yaki 25 Sep '20 - 14:00 - 3867 of 3872 0 0 0 ukn just ignore clock fella. he has nothing of substance to add In the meantime, KIBO back to 0.2p. Well done to our super talented BoD of SIX directors" Why are they the ones selling? Nope. Its just more disgruntled punters that are capitulating at the bottom. If anyone is to blame its those that are dribbling out small holdings. Is that a bad thing? No not really its allowed some dam cheap boot filling. What do you make of the start of the rise of KAT? Where do you think the share price here will end up after the news flow from KAT that LC is predicting before year end? Couple that with the listing of MED PLC and the Moz PPA's where do you see this going? You should be thanking LC and team for lining up all these projects to release shareholder value. They've even managed to get the necessary financing after the consolidation was blocked. Regards, Ed. | edgein | |
25/9/2020 15:06 | G4S Good luck, matey! | yaki |
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