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KIBO Kibo Energy Plc

0.0375
0.00 (0.00%)
19 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Kibo Energy Plc LSE:KIBO London Ordinary Share IE00B97C0C31 ORD EUR0.0001 (CDI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.0375 0.00 07:30:49
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
0.03 0.05
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gold Ores 1.04M -9.78M -0.0026 -0.15 1.51M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 0.0375 GBX

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Trade Time Trade Price Trade Size Trade Value Trade Type
2024-03-18 11:12:100.04200,00070.00O

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Posted at 18/3/2024 08:20 by Kibo Energy Daily Update
Kibo Energy Plc is listed in the Gold Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker KIBO. The last closing price for Kibo Energy was 0.04p.
Kibo Energy currently has 3,779,866,683 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Kibo Energy is £1,511,947.
Kibo Energy has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.15.
This morning KIBO shares opened at -
Posted at 16/1/2024 17:40 by lurker5
I see you can 'BUY' - what a cheek - so-called 'RESEARCH' on Kibo via Research Tree ! Don't bother. the broker has got Kibo wrong - very wrong - consistently for nearly ten years. Showed no understanding of the implications for shareholders of its 'projects'' appetite for their funds and resultant poisonous share dilution, which will be even more toxic from now on. So this is a early 'puff and place' warning.
'Research' probably doesn't disuss the only viable option which is for Louis to sell off its undeveloped schemes and return whatever cash to shareholders. And then retire disgracefully.
Posted at 06/10/2023 08:21 by lurker5
Be careful. circa £300,000 in the context of Kibo's £142,000 monthly cash burn (excluding Mast's)- ie over £400,000 up in smoke since end June when Kibo (excl Mast) was c £2.9m in the red - won't go vary far. And Kibo's 35% of Mabesaweka (Botswana coal resource) is 294 M tonnes whereas Rukwa (Mbeya) is only 110 M tonnes. With Kibo and Mast such a toxic, entangled, mess, it's essential to look at their respective balance sheets. Then you'll see how likely is bankruptcy and, if not, why an enormous cash injection is required. That's because any cash into Mast (not enough as it is to fund any more projects) can't be used to bail out Kibo, and if 'lent' to Kibo, won't be available for any Mast projects. As I say. Look at both balance sheets and the small print and you'll understand why its sensible to avoid both companies.
Posted at 21/9/2023 08:14 by lurker5
I'm not an accountant, but can do the sums. An accountant would tell us the law relating to parent and subsidiary companies - esp irt Kibo and Mast where the 57% subsidiary (100% consolidated in Kibo's accounts) is a separate listed company. In my view that means Kibo can't dip into Mast's funds for its own use - yet the main reason it gave in its 2022 accounts for 'continuing as a going concern' in the face of a big liquidity deficit was its expected injection by Seira into Mast. But the injection not only isn't into Mast itself (but only into the seperate jv SPV's) but also certainly can't be into Kibo.
Similarly the cost repayments will be to Mast and not to Kibo "the Institutional Investor recognising and reimbursing to MED a portion of its actual historic project acquisition and development related costs"
So it looks as though Kibo itself is truly bust unless it sells something (Mast or its other projects) or raises a big chunk of cash.
How much longer it can pretend it is a 'going concern' I don't know. Its been a long time already.
(and no wonder Charlemonte (David Russell) - Irish company insolvency specialists - is in there. It probably views its Kibo shareholding as its non-returnable entrance fee for the bigger 'restructuring' pickings)
Posted at 19/9/2023 13:27 by renewables1
Lurker 5. Vid. Kibo RNS dated 12 July 2023 "A part repayment of £800k to its majority shareholder, Kibo Energy PLC ('Kibo') with regards to the shareholder loan owing. Resultingly, this will reduce the total amount owing to Kibo to c. £432k." IMO there won't need to be a cash raise if Kibo gets the above funds from Mast upon successful completion of the JV.
Posted at 04/8/2023 08:46 by lurker5
I missed this ! - because lost day to day interest. But I first predicted Kibo would eventually go bust about 5-6 years ago. Why ? Because LC had shown he hasn't the slightest idea how to financially manage a basket of basket cases..

Almost Bust

29th June (Alliance News) - Kibo Energy PLC on Thursday it has sought funding to address a liquidity crunch, as the company continued to post a loss in 2022.
Galway, Ireland-based Kibo has energy projects in Africa and the UK. It said liquidity constraints resulted from the "significant" capital required to develop its projects.
As at December 31, cash and cash equivalents were GBP163,884, compared to GBP2.1 million a year earlier.The group was technically insolvent, as total current
liabilities of GBP4.6 million far exceeded total current assets of GBP391,107.

Kibo said it has embarked on funding initiatives to continue development of its projects.It is waiting for the completion of a joint venture agreement between its subsidiary Mast Energy Developments PLC and an institutional investor to a value of GBP33.6 million. Heads of terms have already been agreed, it said.
"Following from the losses incurred in the current financial period, coupled with the net current liability position the group finds itself in as at December 2022,
these conditions...indicate that a material uncertainty exists which may cast significant doubt on the group's ability to continue as a going concern," Kibo said.
Kibo on Thursday said pretax loss narrowed to GBP10.9 million in 2022 from GBP23.1 million in 2021. Revenue remained relatively insubstantial, though it surged to
GBP1.0 million from GBP3,245.
Kibo Chair & Chief Executive Louis Coetzee said the company has made "significant" progress in waste-to-energy, biofuel, reserve power, and battery storage
projects.
By Artwell Dlamini, Alliance News reporter
Posted at 31/7/2023 14:29 by yaki
My calcs of Kibo value - from 0.076p-0.2p

1. Mast exposure
Kibo's Mast shares are worth 2.1m vs market cap of 1.8m, ie 16% upside as it is.

If add the 800k owed to Kibo - upside goes to 61%, ie share price of 0.076p

if add the other 450k still owed by Mast - upside becomes 86% - 0.088p

2. USE IPO

Last number indicated Kibo getting 2/3 of a company valued 15m. So like 10m. Even a 1/3 of that is another 0.1p!

3. KAT shares and other projects
worth another 0.02p?



Obviously if Mast doubles and more, can see even 0.3-0.4p!
Posted at 19/4/2023 14:04 by lurker5
I see Kibo has just wheeled in an 'update' (flash note via 'Research Tree - that oher outfit which makes you pay to see it) from that totally discredited 'Research'outfit ACF (commissioned by friend Schaffalitsky ex chairman and sadly (not) missed, to pump his other scam, Eurasia Mining (EUA) with an amazingly incompetent, grotesquely exaggerated, and I would say fraudulently misleading 'puff' which has proved how incompetent they are) ostensibly to applaud the Kibo warrants repricing, but re-hashing their Oct '22 'review' puffing a 3.0p plus Kibo share price (before of course the latest mega-dilution) based on (conveniently) forgetting to deduct the Mast minority from its inclusion as a (also unearranted) 'profit', and to keep in Kibo's balance sheet around a $20m 'valuation' for MCPP which Kibo wrote off last year. One could go on with its inclusion of a 'value' for USE's planned content but without allowing for the funds its going to have to raise for whatever development costs (very large) there are going to be. (and that you can bet LC won't tell us about in the detail investors need) All very predictable and proving how no honest and competent researcher will touch LC and all his works
Posted at 06/4/2023 16:04 by dafad
TIDMKIBO

RNS Number : 6826V

Kibo Energy PLC

06 April 2023

Kibo Energy PLC (Incorporated in Ireland)

(Registration Number: 451931)

(External registration number: 2011/007371/10)

LEI Code: 635400WTCRIZB6TVGZ23

Share code on the JSE Limited: KBO

Share code on the AIM: KIBO

ISIN: IE00B97C0C31

('Kibo' or 'the Company')

Dated: 06 April 2023

Kibo Energy PLC ('Kibo' or the 'Company')

Kibo Project Update

Kibo Energy PLC (AIM: KIBO; AltX: KBO), the renewable-energy-focused development company, is pleased to provide an operational update in follow-up to a Company RNS dated 1 February 2023.

Portfolio

The Kibo Group strategy, as previously announced in a Company RNS dated 19 April 2021, is focused on developing, owning and operating sustainable energy solutions that can immediately and progressively address the acute energy challenges in sub-Saharan Africa, the United Kingdom and Ireland.

The table below indicates the status of Kibo's Project Portfolio at present. Timelines beyond Q1 2023 remain as advised on 1 February 2023 and the Company will advise should these change in light of the below. This does not include opportunities that are currently the subject of advanced due diligence and commercial consideration.




                                
Posted at 06/4/2023 15:54 by dpr1881
@Lurker5 You are right that I dont have full detail on the underlying projects but to the extent they are being acquired from Eqtec I take comfort from the fact they know what they are doing even if I sometimes doubt others. The brokers will do a great level of DD this time round, trust me!!.

Waste to energy is a hot sector and I have seen such plants in action (most recently in Bermuda where a single plant generates 15% of the Island's power). I am confident the USE IPO will happen despite.... when it does the Kibo share price will move up accordingly. Particularly if we are right about corporate governance matters and the FCA!
Posted at 10/12/2022 18:48 by yaki
"...The FCA may have blocked any other nomad from signing up with KIBO hence the suspension Monday."

If this were the case, I am sure FCA would have made them to disclose it.

I agree that the nomad would have indicated informally and the serve the formal notice, maybe 1 month notice.
Kibo said that the new potential nomad is conducting dd.

But I agree, it is poor form by Kibo, to let itself in this position.

I am disappointed, and bodes bad for any other sides of its business. I think BoD and management teams needs strengthening!

PWhite7310 Dec '22 - 18:21 - 7724 of 7724

yaki - Those are all legitimate reasons why a nomad might desire to resign however they still need the permission of the FCA.

There could be other reasons like a hedge fund or venture capitalist client of the nomad has taken out a short on KIBO. The nomad announcing its intention to resign causes the share price to plunge to the financial advantage of its shorting clients.

A spread bet client of the nomad has received a number of long bets in the belief an upbeat trading statement from KIBO is on the way. The nomad resignation causes the share price to plunge to the financial advantage of the spread bet client.

Nomads can't just resign out of the blue. Nomads have to give one month's notice. KIBO did not mention anything to its shareholders because I suspect it was certain it would have signed up another nomad within the time frame. The FCA may have blocked any other nomad from signing up with KIBO hence the suspension Monday.

Its now a question of wait and see but time is not on KIBO's side.
Kibo Energy share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange

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