Kore Potash Share Price (KP2)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Kore Potash Plc	LSE:KP2	London	Ordinary Share	GB00BYP2QJ94	ORD USD0.001

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+0.00p	+0.00%	2.10p	313,692	08:00:00

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
2.00p		2.20p	2.10p	2.10p	2.10p

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Mining		-0.07	-0.42		18.1

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
07/5/2019	07:00	UKREG	Kore Potash PLC CDI Monthly Movement
29/4/2019	08:11	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
29/4/2019	08:00	UKREG	Kore Potash PLC Review of Operations for Q1 2019
29/4/2019	07:46	ALNC	Kore Potash Scoping Study Shows Dougou Extension Attractive, Low Risk
29/4/2019	07:01	UKREG	Kore Potash PLC Dougou Extension Solution Mining Scoping Study
15/4/2019	09:41	UKREG	Kore Potash PLC Performance Rights
02/4/2019	07:00	UKREG	Kore Potash PLC CDI Monthly Movement
29/3/2019	16:41	UKREG	Kore Potash PLC Second Price Monitoring Extn
29/3/2019	16:36	UKREG	Kore Potash PLC Price Monitoring Extension
29/3/2019	10:50	ALNC	Kore Potash Annual Loss Widens, Plans Fundraise In Second Quarter

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01/5/2019	16:18	Kore Potash PLC	846
24/4/2019	10:23	(KP2) Miner Kore Potash is promising success for investors in Africa	27

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25/5/2019 09:20	Kore Potash Daily Update: Kore Potash Plc is listed in the Mining sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker KP2. The last closing price for Kore Potash was 2.10p. Kore Potash Plc has a 4 week average price of 2p and a 12 week average price of 1.55p. The 1 year high share price is 10.10p while the 1 year low share price is currently 1.55p. There are currently 862,739,689 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 198,523 shares. The market capitalisation of Kore Potash Plc is £18,117,533.47. Read Full Thread Reply
05/3/2019 16:40	jaknife: This is apparently the fund that's selling: Https://www.cityfinancial.co.uk/assets/download/15013/City%20Financial%20Investment%20Fund%20Series%20IV%20-%20Reports%20and%20accounts%20(interim)%20-%202018%2010.pdf And yes KP2 is in there. But the share price started tumbling well before the fund started selling. The forced selling only started around about the middle of last week. JakNife Read Full Thread Follow Reply
04/3/2019 16:59	jaknife: It seems perfectly sensible to me. 1. Cash at 31 Dec 2018 was a mere $6,187k see: Https://www.investegate.co.uk/kore-potash-plc--kp2-/rns/cashflow-report-for-q4-2018/201901310900014542O/ 2. Net cash used in operating activities for Q4 last year was $5,388k (see above link) 3. Net cash used in operating activities for Q3 last year was $2,380k see: Https://www.investegate.co.uk/kore-potash-plc--kp2-/rns/cashflow-report-for-q3-2018/201810300901046897F/ 4. Net cash used in operating activities for Q2 last year was $6,780k see: Https://www.investegate.co.uk/kore-potash-plc--kp2-/rns/cashflow-report-for-q2-2018/201807310700072185W/ etc, etc, etc, see history of cash burn 5. The market hates the project (evidence the massive fall in share price since the publication of the feasibility study). The company needs to raise a material amount of cash and any fund raise is going to be at a discount to the current price. 2p strikes me as a perfectly sensible/likely target. JakNife Read Full Thread Follow Reply
16/11/2018 11:22	mickluv1: Explained: Price Monitoring ExtensionsFor anyone trading in smaller cap companies, price monitoring extensions can be an extremely common occurrence. But what are they? Why do they occur? And are they good or bad? Find out the answers to these questions and more with this article on price monitoring extensions. What is the role of an auction?Any discussion on price monitoring extensions must firstly begin by covering auctions. Auctions are small intervals during the regular trading day where the electronic order book is effectively frozen. During this time, orders are collected from the market known as the Call Period and the matching algorithm considers the orders that have been entered and calculates the price that the maximum amount of shares can be executed. The intention is to find the most popular and reliable price for a security.At the end of this Call Period, orders that can be matched are executed in an event referred to as the uncrossing, which takes place within a randomised 30 seconds of the end of the Call Period. However, should the auction fail to generate a reliable price, then a price monitoring extension is generated.What happens during a price monitoring extension?Should the preceding auction fail to generate a price within a predetermined percentage above or below the reference price, which is the price just before the stock went into the auction, then a price monitoring extension RNS is automatically released to the market, and the Call Period is extended by another 5 minutes. This extra 5 minutes provides participants the chance to review the prices of the orders that have been entered and if appropriate add, delete or amend.Should this additional period still fail to generate a reliable price, then a second price monitoring extension is released to the market, and the Call Period is extended by another 5 minutes. On this occasion, should the additional period also fail to generate a price within tolerance levels, then this price will be taken forward and the orders that can be matched will be executed in the uncrossing.Why might the auction fail to generate an acceptable price?One reason might be that the share has such a wide spread during that day of trading that the bid and ask price are far away from the mid-price. Given that the majority of AIM companies trade on the SETSqx trading system, where there is no maximum spread requirements, this will likely be the problem in a lot of instances.Another reason for a price monitoring extension could be the release of news that has a sudden and significant impact on the price that investors are willing to pay for the company's shares.When do price monitoring extensions occur?Price monitoring extensions occur off of the back of an auction, which take place at different times during the trading day depending on the platform the security is traded on. Therefore, as all AIM-listed companies are traded on either the SETS or SETSqx trading system, price monitoring extensions on the AIM market can occur at the following uncrossing times:§ 08:00 (Opening Auction; SETS)§ 09:00 (First Intra-Day Auction; SETSqx)§ 11:00 (Second Intra-Day Auction; SETSqx)§ 12:02 (Intra-day Auction; SETS)§ 14:00 (Third Intra-Day Auction; SETSqx)§ 16:35 (Closing Auction; SETS & SETSqx)It is important to point out that price monitoring also takes place during regular trading. Here, again, should a potential execution be more than a defined percentage above or below the reference prices, then no executions at that price will occur and an auction will be triggered instead. The point of this auction is to allow the security's price to reform in an orderly fashion and then be returned to regular trading.When it comes to regular trading, the thresholds differ slightly, taking into considering two different prices: the dynamic reference price, and the static reference price. The dynamic reference price refers to the last order book execution price (or previous closing price if more recent) prior to the submission of the incoming order. The static reference price refers to the most recent auction price from the current day. However, where that auction failed to generate an execution, the next automated trade that follows the auction is adopted instead.This price monitoring functionality during regular trading is thought to protect against large trade-to-trade price movements resulting from trading in thin order books, or through the execution of orders with incorrect details (fat fingers).What are the degrees of tolerance?The thresholds applicable are managed from a business perspective at trading sector level. Generally, though, more liquid securities have lower thresholds and less liquid securities have higher thresholds.Reflecting this, AIM SETS securities typically have a 5% threshold on auctions, whereas AIM SETSqx securities have a 10% threshold. In terms of regular trading, AIM SETSqx securities maintain thresholds used during auctions, whilst SETS securities see their dynamic and static price monitoring thresholds typically increase to 10%.The most current thresholds for all trading services are set out in the Millennium Exchange Business Parameters document.What is the purpose of a price monitoring extension?As already discussed, the extension draws attention to a potential price movement. By doing so, this allows participants to review the prices of the orders that they have entered and if appropriate add, delete or amend.The extension also indicates to investors that there may be the potential of getting a good deal for the security in question, thereby encouraging their involvement and so stabilising the price through the inputting of acceptable orders.Ultimately, though, the point of the extension is to ensure any resulting price is a fair reflection of the security.Are price monitoring extensions good or bad?Price monitoring extensions can be alarming if you're not expecting one, or you know it's a precursor to a drop in share price. Nevertheless, they are there to help remove volatility from the market by slowing down trading and encouraging the market to reach a more considered price rather than moving around on individual trades. Considering the lower levels of liquidity on AIM, price monitoring extensions can be considered, then, an important mechanism to safeguard investors. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
16/11/2018 09:37	fromthesidelines: yes but that could be a year or 2 away if they choose to start work via debt funding. dilution could then be minimised if at multiples of share price Read Full Thread Follow Reply
07/11/2018 09:26	loser7: Clearly, the completion of the DFS is a critical step for Kore’s narrative moving forward. This point seems to show in the firm’s share price, which drifted lower for several months when the study was delayed before soaring from 3.6p to 6p this month on the news of its completion. Operationally, Kore has a healthy $11.7m in cash (as at 30 September) to cover ongoing expenses, and an experienced leader in the form of new CEO Brad Sampson, who came on board in May. As a result, the potential catalysts for the business over coming months are likely to be the results of Kola’s DFS and an update on the approval of either the ESIA or the mining convention Read Full Thread Follow Reply
05/11/2018 10:19	shirley83: Many multiple times the share price here in a year. Remember sxx went from 1p to 40p Read Full Thread Follow Reply
02/11/2018 14:48	aidenabettin: Its nothing less than organised crime where a group known to each other jump from share to share pumping it all over social media and bb's. They are acting as a concert party to manipulate the share price and spreading all sorts of false statements. Its about time this group was investigated and its not difficult to track them even though they have multiple accounts. Unfortunately institutions are also involved and the FCA just ignore it. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
08/10/2018 09:11	jailbird: I bought in this morning..finally Albeit the small delay by a few weeks for the DFS from the last RNS..this will de risk for construction and add value to the share price. But I am more encouraged and pleased with the cash pile they hold here to continue delivering this project.. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
28/9/2018 08:01	jailbird: Just knew there would be another delay. Lousy comms by the Co...Co knew this well before today..no wonder the share price has been under pressure of late...ppl in the know Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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