LND

Landore Resources Limited

11.00
-0.125 (-1.12%)
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 Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.125 -1.12% 11.00 256,978 11:33:52
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
10.75 11.25 11.00 10.75 11.00
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
11:11:48 O 18,000 11.2498 GBX

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07/8/201807:16Landore Resources (LND) One to Watch Today -
17/6/201516:31 BILL H Chairman Landore Newscast9
08/7/201422:44David Bick & Jon Beliss say to BUY & HOLD in LND2

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10:05:5511.1912,0001,342.80O
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Posted at 19/5/2023 11:59 by cyrilsneer1
You don't but normally the share price goes to the lows of the placement price. Each to there own, if you own shares here I wish you all the best.
Posted at 14/4/2023 08:29 by dragon35
Once 2m oz proved up and the PFS is underway they will be bought out but the frustration is that this will take another 12 months and likely more than $10m to get there. Likely 18 months if the sleepy bod don't get fresh blood to manage it too. Assets are fine but bod, funding and timelines basically mean your capital is tied up here for 12-18 month's minimum with little or no chance of any upward movement. Let's hope the placing is at a decent price so not too much dilution to affect the eventual sale price. Main positive would be a jump in gold price to $3k plus by the time they complete the drilling and PFS - that will hopefully offset funding dilution. They are also thinking of listing on TSX so maybe that raises the share price short term too?
Posted at 13/4/2023 15:37 by cyrilsneer1
It's at all time highs now, at what price does gold have to be? This share price is Criminal.
Posted at 05/4/2023 18:28 by hillparktc
A historic one-off coincidence I'd say in 2021. Helped by unusually strong/high volume buying activity of its stock over a short period of time.

15-20 years of PoG-v-LND share price performance consistently says different. And LND had gold prospect at Lamaune long before BAM.

PoG at almost record highs at the mo. LND share price on its knees.

Posted at 05/4/2023 17:26 by jmr_gold
Chairman is a pretty powerless position if there is someone strong and independent as CEO. As long as it is someone truly external and not someone BH has worked in the past then that should be fine.

Regarding POG - BAM was discovered in 2016. We had the POG spike in the back end of 2020, and LND spiked up to 40p in early 2021. Entirely related. Little bit delayed because they were faffing sorting drilling ( a bit like now).

There is always a relationship between junior share price and the underlying asset prices with varying degree of lags. Not overly controversial IMO.

Posted at 05/4/2023 16:39 by hillparktc
PoG is meaningless to the LND share performance is what my point was.

Past 15 years of historic facts as far as LND & PoG is concerned makes that abundantly true/clear.

And that will remain the case until someone wants to buy LND. Or LND themselves become a producer.

Until then PoG performance is meaningless to LND share price.

Posted at 05/4/2023 15:12 by jmr_gold
Bill cannot go soon enough.

POG is not meaningless to LND. That is just not true. POG increases profits/share price of producers. More spare cash and higher share price of mid-tiers -> more chance of takeover. Serious bull runs also always filter through to juniors share price We were 40p in early 2021.

But Bills departure needs to happen first. If they can attract a decent CEO, it will speak volumes about the quality of the asset. A reinvigorated board, better communication and a strategy that makes sense and there should be an easy run to 40p+

Posted at 21/3/2023 19:41 by hillparktc
rental

I'm not buying a Lotto ticket - yet there's still more chance me winning the Lotto Jackpot than there is on a LND re-rate this week.

Same old, same old LND with everything moving at snails pace at quickest (when not in reverse).

Love all the positivity about management changes with Bill moving to Chairman and new CEO appointed.
BH was Chairman when LND listed on AIM 17 years ago!!!! And only became CEO when RP then CEO headed for the exit door circa 2015 time.

Pathetic.

Posted at 08/3/2023 09:07 by sportbilly1976
Given the volume purchased yesterday and this morning - my suspicion is we have an institution with good MM relationship buying in here (to enable the price to be held whilst the order filled?)

Maybe GT1, now the lithium rns has been released?

Glenn had said that they had received approaches and interest from special situation funds previously - highlighting the valuation gap between their resources and market cap

Try purchasing best part of 1 million shares here and see if the share price stays relatively flat!

Posted at 20/1/2023 10:29 by johnhelme2704
Agree with your thoughts Cyril. However I personally don’t believe the eventual price we get for the company will be determined by the lnd share price. So yes it’s uncomfortable being underwater her. But when we get to mid 20s after the lithium deal it’s not going to affect us really. I am holding out for the rainbows end and eventual gold/ nickel sale so all prices in between are irrelevant (but traders will like it more)
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