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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| London Mining | LSE:LOND | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B1VZK334 | ORD 0.2P |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 4.70 | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
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| 17/12/2014 | 11:20 | London Mining - The New Thread | 4,101 |
| 16/10/2014 | 19:14 | Greater London Property vs. UK Wide / RATIO | 4 |
| 08/10/2014 | 19:56 | Here's a stock that's a class above the rest plus #tsco #lgo #gkp - PODCAST | - |
| 08/10/2014 | 09:16 | London Mining: huge iron ore assets & piles of cash | 76 |
| 07/10/2014 | 06:02 | LOND: Digging itself out! | 18 |
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Posted at 22/10/2014 19:35 by paul the octopus here you go, the rest of the puzzelhttp://www.pro |
Posted at 21/10/2014 21:00 by sweepie2 AMI heading towards a huge day tomorrowLooks like funding has been secured IF this article is correct, price could zoom tomorrow and with Ebola vaccine on the way in the next three months who would argue with £2 sometime in the next few months. These are the Australian investors, they have also suspended share dealing pending an announcement if it is the LOND assets then an announcement must be close, expecting a big day tomorrow Taken from the Australian link - mentions London mining... Cape Lambert close to iron deal TONY Sage’s Cape Lambert Resources is believed to be closing in on a deal that will see it pick up an iron royalty in West Africa. Cape Lambert, the main listed venture of entrepreneur and Perth Glory owner Mr Sage, went into a trading halt yesterday pending an announcement regarding a “new investment opportunity”. It is understood Cape Lambert will announce it will contribute around $US20 million ($22.7m) into a financing package that will be funnelled into a distressed bulk commodities asset in Africa. In return, it will pick up a royalty on future production that could start generating money for Cape Lambert before the year is out. The obvious candidate for the package would be London Mining, which collapsed into administration this week just days after it announced that its efforts to secure a rescue package were unlikely to leave any value for existing investors. London owns the Marampa iron ore mine in Sierra Leone, which has sufficient reserves to support a 40-year mine life but which has been hit hard by both falling iron ore prices and the fallout from the Ebola virus |
Posted at 19/10/2014 08:56 by sweepie2 From LSE BBAMI will not be sold cheaply as Frank Timis has spent years developing this investment. The value of the business hasn't changed ..... Just the share price He will hold out for bids in excess of £2-£3 minimum as he is in no rush. This means he is not out to strengthen LOND unless he owns it, that's the only deal he is interested in unless it becomes a strategic alliance that benefits his investment. A lot of people are writing on here looking at value against the current share price price ........ It's about the value of the business which isn't anywhere close to the current share price price. So LOND cannot be profitable without AMI or Frank ....... This is all about the railway holding all the trump cards and means Frank has the ability to control the value of LOND millsm - Today 09:11Recommend 2 | Report This all goes back to 2004 when the original proposal for investment included both Marampha and Tonkolili. Then it was a case of upgrading the railway, an extension spur to Tonk, sorting out Pepel (got some nice pic's) the dredge to clear the route from the loading point. Once the cat was out of the bag (business plans are not confidential once on the ministers desk) there was a scramble by AMI to get in on the action. This was before LOND knew anything about SL. We (original investors) paid for the licence (several of those were of dubious) hence the dispute on "boundaries" later. The original investors, trust me these were a few..got stiffed and the licence went walk about only to appear on LOND desk. LOND ran with the proposal despite protests. Frank, bless him had a bigger stick and advance notice of the proposal and pushed for the exclusive on Pepel and the rail link. This went to Parliment where it was decided that duel use was in order. Once this happened LOND was done for, missing both Tonk mine (by far the largest deposits) and exclusivity on the rail they were always destined to fail. They did not want to do a deal with Frank as he could dictate the terms of the rail usage (hence gun to head). The disaster on the road / barge option I think encouraged Chris to step sideways....(sure other factors were involved mind you ...$40M). Anyway, just some background...offers are in...several...shoul The Indians are really only a source of cash, plus a ore buyer...Frank is an operator and knows how to pull strings! Really hope things work out for all PI's and the SL workers....nobody is gonna let this fall over. You maybe suprised at some new names appearing in the mix over the next week. Sorry sweepie2 should have mentioned a bit more on the LOND chat....good luck and I think you are right SLNomad - Today 09:44Recommend | ReportGo to Thread (2) Reply |
Posted at 14/10/2014 07:05 by aries2000 hxxp://www.smh.com.aGina Rinehart's Japanese iron ore partner, Marubeni, believes iron ore markets have bottomed out and prices for Australia's most lucrative export commodity will trend higher next year. Speaking in Darwin on Tuesday, Marubeni's minerals and metals executive officer, Shinji Kawai said iron ore prices were poised to rise in 2015 "I think today's market is almost bottom," he said. "I think it is going up (next year). Toward the end of the year the price of iron ore is going up, no problem." The benchmark price of iron ore for immediate delivery to the port of Qingdao in China surged 4.9 per cent to $US84.17 ($96.35) per tonne. The share prices of Australia's key iron ore players leapt in response. Shares in Rio Tinto leapt 4 per cent to $60.72, while BHP Billiton stock was up 2.7 per cent to $33.47. Fortescue Metals Group shares rose 5.8 per cent to $3.66, after leaping 6 per cent on Monday. The iron ore juniors enjoyed even more impressive gains. Mt Gibson Iron leapt 16.9 per cent to 52¢, while Atlas Iron rose 14.9 per cent 42.5¢ and BC Iron was up 13.1 per cent to $1.60. Read more: hxxp://www.smh.com.a |
Posted at 12/10/2014 08:17 by mali7 Billionaires fighting to get it as cheap as chips, the scums of the world drive the iron ore price down by stating extra capacity BHP, RIO etc and now the billionaires fight for bargain on the street...while all we ordinary ppl lose the lot to their game...they get richer! This is unbelievable how they have handled this share since beginning of this year. Even check bottom of RNS, says, London Mining is such a good company etc JSW has been wanting to buy LOND since Apr/May, so they plan this crash on share price and now buy it free! They have played it all under the table! If Tesco accountants can swindle £250M in Ftse100, then AIM can rob you within hours, and we can't do jack all! If we say a group of UK investors do an action group or boycott AIM until better regulation from GOV, I doubt many would follow, so all out there be careful with AIM as here today but could be gone tomorrow... |
Posted at 11/10/2014 07:39 by h2owater LSE:ClosertoGod Posts: 229 Observation Opinion: No Opinion Price: 4.70 View Thread (6) A glimmer of hope Today 01:44 Possibly the only hope I have for this rests on the fact that the entire company's share capital has exchanged hands over the last couple of days and I can't believe any pi would put in the huge amounts of money we saw in the large trades that went through today. In theory any would be "buyer / investor" could have picked up 50% of the company on the open market for about two million quid over the the last 3-4 days. And therefore only have to shell out, for arguments sake, another 6 million for the remaining 60 million shares @ 10p each. Thus acquiring the whole company for under 10 million pounds. My hope is that the board having realised the direction did what was necessary to facilitate the accumulation of these shares cheaply by the said party in exchange for an agreement by said party to buy the remaining shares at an agreed price. Thus preserving something for shareholders. (including themselves who bought under a year ago at over a pound). I imagine it wouldn't take much of a rise in the price of iron to make LOND a worthwhile investment for someone who could also bring down the cost of extraction with further investment. A years time could see Iron prices recover, Ebola would be well out of the way.. For JSW, what would tossing a further 6 odd mill (to buy the remaining shares) be on top of the huge debt, to secure your own iron supply? Surely a pound per share company valuation not so long ago was with the knowledge of a large portion of this debt. My hope ...In short JSW have already accumulated 50 odd percent over the last few days for peanuts, will buy the remainder for 10p per share or there abouts. LOND is no more. JSW take care of the huge debt, bring down the cost of extraction and secure supply for their steel. The willingness to chuck in the circa 10 mill for the company, thus giving shareholders something back, clinches the deal. |
Posted at 10/10/2014 14:46 by h2owater RNS Number : 0438ULondon Mining Plc 10 October 2014 London Mining Plc Quoted on London AIM (LOND) ("London Mining" or the "Company") 10 October 2014 strategic process update London Mining Plc (the "Company") announces that the only strategic investors now remaining in the process are those whose proposals are not expected to contemplate the continuation of London Mining Plc, the listed legal entity, as a going concern. As previously announced, discussions were ongoing with potential strategic investors about structures which the Board believed would result in little or no value in the equity of the Company but the discussions with the investor which might have resulted in little value in the equity have ended. As a consequence the Directors have requested the immediate suspension of the trading on AIM of the ordinary shares and trading on Channel Islands Securities Exchange of the convertible bonds. It is anticipated that further funding in to the Sierra Leone operation and potentially other development assets would be provided by a strategic investor if the discussions are successful. |
Posted at 10/10/2014 13:53 by tonysss13 SOS100this is the RNS people should be taking notice of, well done to those who have had a multibagger in a few days but they were and some still are, gambling with 100% of their investment DJ London Mining Plc FINANCING UPDATE RNS Number : 7117T London Mining Plc 08 October 2014 London Mining Plc Quoted on London AIM (LOND) ("London Mining" or the "Company") 8 October 2014 FINANCING UPDATE Further to the announcement made on 29 September 2014, detailed discussions are ongoing with potential strategic investors, London Mining Plc (the "Company") and the Company's bank lender group. Under the structures currently proposed, the Board believes that there will be little or no value remaining in the equity of the Company and the other listed securities of the Group. While the lenders of the Company remain supportive of the process, they are not expected to provide any further short term funding which would be provided by a strategic investor if the discussions are successful. There can be no certainty at this time on the likelihood or timing of such an investment. With the iron ore price at its lowest level since 2009, the Marampa operations have been put under considerable financial strain. In addition, the outbreak of Ebola in Sierra Leone has introduced significant challenges both to the strategic investor process that the Company began in May, and to the ongoing operational performance of the business, where our team in Sierra Leone continue to show exemplary commitment in such adverse circumstances. The capital that is needed from such an investor is significant and the proposals currently contemplate funding of the life of mine expansion and a cash injection into Marampa to allow the mine to continue operating. For more information please contact: London Mining Plc Graeme Hossie, Chief Executive Officer Benjamin Lee, Chief Financial Officer Thomas Credland, Head of Investor Relations +44 (0)20 7408 7500 Liberum Capital (Nominated Adviser/Broker) Richard Crawley / Tom Fyson +44 (0)20 3100 2000 J.P. Morgan Cazenove (Broker) Ben Davies / Ignacio Borrell +44 (0)20 7742 4000 Buchanan Bobby Morse / Louise Mason +44 (0)20 7466 5000 About London Mining London Mining is an expanding producer of high specification iron ore concentrate for the global steel industry and is focused on identifying, developing and operating sustainable mines. The Company is on track to produce c.5Mwmt in 2014, from its 100% owned Marampa Mine in Sierra Leone, increasing to 6.5Mwmt/a following the next phase of expansion. Marampa has resources of c.1Bnt to support a mine life of over 40 years and a staged expansion to 20Mwmt/a of iron ore production. London Mining has also completed bankable feasibility studies outlining plans for the development of its projects in Greenland and Saudi Arabia, with an aggregate JORC attributable resource of 1,203Mt. The Company listed on AIM on 6 November 2009 and trades under the symbol LOND. More information about London Mining can be found at www.londonmining.com This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END MSCFSUESWFLSELS (END) Dow Jones Newswires 08-10-14 0600GMT To show Dow Jones news codes click here LOND.L I/STL I/XDJGI N/CNW N/GPRW N/RNOA N/RNS N/RNWS M/BSC P/ABO P/AEQI P/RNMS P/SGN R/EC R/EU R/UK R/WEU LOND -------------------- Top |
Posted at 10/10/2014 01:29 by nash81 bank as creditor will get all assets leaving shareholder nil value.[...] Beleaguered Sierra Leone based iron ore mining company, London mining, issued a damning RNS this morning sending its shares down over 80% to 0.6p. The killer line was that “the Board believes that there will be little or no value remaining in the equity of the Company and the other listed securities of the Group”. The shares were trading as high as 413p in 2011 and even 142p in late 2013. The RIP sign looks to be hoisted over this company very soon! London Mining Shares With iron ore prices at multi year lows and with an Ebola outbreak to contend with in Sierra Leone the company was facing some significant problems. The company now needs an emergency investor or it is faces administration and a fire sale of its assets. Recently London announced it was considering terminating its contract with Glencore, after the firms entered a dispute over an offtake agreement. In June it was forced to move all non-essential staff out of Sierra Leone. london 2 The company’s only operating mine, Marampa in Sierra Leone, has struggled to make money with the iron ore price around $80 a tonne, down 40% year to date. As the low cost giants like Vale, BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto have flooded the market with iron ore in the face of weak demand from Chinese steel producers, the likes of London Mining have faced an uphill battle. The Ebola virus outbreak in Sierra Leone and other African countries has also made mining more difficult from an operational perspective and has clearly made potential investors pause for breath. If an investor fails to materialise than it is likely that London Mining’s banks will pull the plug. The company’s debts total $310 million (£191 million) with a consortium of banks. Talks are taking place with trade finance bank Afreximbank, which has agreed a $30 million two-year financing facility, but this is not expected to be available in the time required given the difficult financial situation. This failure shows how tough it is for small mining companies right now. |
Posted at 07/10/2014 08:17 by john henry Forwood, TO rumours which look pretty much to be nailed on. Yet the share price continues down. Isn't that telling you that the takeout share price is likely to be around 3-5pCompany should have come out by now and tell the market that it is in talks that may lead to an offer being made for the company. We know it is in talks regarding financing, however a TO is a different ball game. II still bailling out have they heard a possible price on the table |
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