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LND Landore Resources Limited

2.825
-0.425 (-13.08%)
Last Updated: 09:28:49
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Landore Resources Limited LSE:LND London Ordinary Share GG00BMX4VR69 ORD NPV
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.425 -13.08% 2.825 2.75 2.90 3.20 2.825 3.20 1,063,964 09:28:49
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gold Ores 0 -1.86M -0.0153 -1.84 3.44M
Landore Resources Limited is listed in the Gold Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker LND. The last closing price for Landore Resources was 3.25p. Over the last year, Landore Resources shares have traded in a share price range of 1.85p to 13.125p.

Landore Resources currently has 122,013,058 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Landore Resources is £3.44 million. Landore Resources has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.84.

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13/9/2017
17:05
It would be a pity to get rid of the remaining lithium sites,as this would be a backward step.The march towards the use of electrical generation for motor vehicles instead of fossil fuels guarantees lithium an assured future.This could be a valuable metal as demand starts to surge.Therefore,it is a blessing that LND still has a Lithium property in its portfolio.
imperial3
13/9/2017
14:21
"Archaean greenstone belt which traverses the property for 19 kilometres (km) though the Landore property and for an additional 11 km to the west through the adjacent Lamaune Iron property in which Landore holds a significant interest."

30 kilometres overall - all neat and tidy back under LND Control - perhaps we can now get rid of the remaining Lithium Sites

johnsalv
13/9/2017
14:04
As far as I see it and was drifting and went to lows of 0.5p. Then we got the gold.....price went up to 4.8p. Fantastic. Everything I've read indicates the area may contain a massive amount of gold. Perhaps we could've sold to a major for 7 ...8. ... even 10p. Seems to me they aren't happy with that. Would you sell a masterpiece for a grand if potentially it's worth a million? I don't think so. I don't pretend to know the ins and outs it's just I see this as really a 2 year old company. And I accept it takes time to drill and test. I'm comfortable hiding these and seeing what happens and my average was 14p but I averaged down around 1 to 2p. Each to their own. It's risky and painfully slow but in it now.
idle jack
13/9/2017
13:04
Lochlea.

You are absolutely right.The share price says it all.We have seen a downward spiral.Of all the prospects that they have,do we see any producing mine? No.They have have had years and years to prove something.Just maybe, BAM East gold deposit could be their redemption!Needless to say,PIs have been utterly clobbered by so much dilution for very many years indeed.It is therefore time for the BOD to make way for others to ensure a more hopeful future!

imperial3
13/9/2017
13:02
Re 1296 Note about Landore in 2012

It was then that I bought in very significantly at 18p.

Does anyone believe that it might still be worth buying here at current prices in order to get an average price down to say 5p? I'm not sure whether I'd just be throwing good money after bad?

hugus maximus
13/9/2017
12:38
Not sure the King of cut and paste understood your last sentence johnsalv!
stan-the-man
13/9/2017
12:22
johnsalv - 11 Aug 2011 - 22:57:18 - 3061

So why did they split the Company?
Do you remember Brancote?
You may think its long term but recent news is telling me LND is moving forward at pace.

lochlea
13/9/2017
11:43
Or take up knitting or something.
idle jack
13/9/2017
11:38
OK - I admit it was my fault Gold, Nickel and Iron Ore prices crashed.
Look forward lad, not backwards

johnsalv
13/9/2017
10:42
johnsalv - 19 Apr 2012 - 13:03:44 - 3178

Target price 14.5p +PLUS+ Lamaune Iron Ore = excess of 17.5p IMO.


johnsalv - 18 Apr 2012 - 08:04:03 - 3169

Well it appears the wait was worthwhile - brilliant, well done Landore.

lochlea
13/9/2017
10:33
Alternative view - Ref Ardiden and Root Lake = 8 drill holes sunk during May 2016 and the site was then abandoned.
Ardiden moved on to explore/drill Seymour Lake, which has continued for 17 months.
No indication of a return to Root Lake - WHY ???
I would call that shrewd business

johnsalv
13/9/2017
10:03
They announced on 10-02-16 that they were selling their Root Lake Lithium Property to an Australian company Ardea Resources.It now seems that most of their attention is focussed on their BAM East Gold Property,while everything else appears to be put on the back burner.To my mind they got rid of an asset,which had considerable future potential.Why they did not contemplate a farm in beggars belief.This sort of action hardly instils confidence in the BOD.
imperial3
13/9/2017
08:02
Sounds very promising.
glennrcharles
13/9/2017
07:28
'The review has encouraged the Company's belief that the favorable geological lithology containing the BAM East Gold Deposit has the potential to continue along the full east west extent of the greenstone belt traversing the Landore-Lamaune properties. Accordingly, the Directors of Landore consider that it would be in the interests of Landore shareholders to remerge the Lamaune Assets into the group in order that Landore can continue its exploration programme along this trend'.
stan-the-man
12/9/2017
13:17
Am I correct in remembering that some bright spark sold off Landore's Lithium potential?


This morning on StockEarnings.com :

"The need for lithium is growing to tsunami proportions. Portable electronic devices, electric tools, grid storage, and electric vehicles (EVs) are all dependent on lithium-ion batteries. Tesla needs a massive supply for its Nevada Gigafactory. China can’t get enough and Volvo is ditching fossil-fueled engines to go completely electric by 2025.

Goldman Sachs says, “Lithium is the new gasoline.”

hugus maximus
09/9/2017
09:59
HNR -
TWO wells successfully drilled with abundant oil and gas in samples extracted!
Fracking and FIRST OIL next month!
Don't miss this train!

happyholder123
02/9/2017
12:07
What is the value of Lamaune shares,anyone know?
imperial3
01/9/2017
19:31
That'd all be from the dot.com bubble days when AIM was in it's infancy and the market lost all sense of control for a period of time.

And Show Me The Money was being screened on TV.

Whatever happened to the assets BNC sold? Nothing?
What are they worth today? Nothing much?

lochlea
01/9/2017
17:42
What about Brancote Holdings?
stan-the-man
01/9/2017
11:12
The folks running this company are past masters of positive updates but have never produced a viable going concern, this is going to capitulate because surely no one is going to pump more money into a further fundraising with little or no prospect of any real return! Can you imagine them going onto dragons den begging for cash and then being asked for a company summary to back up their cash request!!! 20 years of successful fundraising under the belt and lots of holes drilled.............
luni2
31/8/2017
14:29
imperial3 ... "lack of news and hence lack of interest is causing this to drift downwards"

Hasn't that been the case for sometime?

Indeed recently, news of metal prices moving up should have seen the market pushing slowly upward.

Perhaps this is some sort of manipulation?

hugus maximus
31/8/2017
12:25
Lack of news and hence lack of interest is causing this to drift downwards inmho.
imperial3
30/8/2017
10:27
It's the latter - no doubt !
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