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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Mila Resources Plc | MILA | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.05 | 7.14% | 0.75 | 08:03:15 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 0.70 | 0.70 | 0.75 | 0.70 |
| Industry Sector |
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| MINING |
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Posted at 02/5/2024 15:14 by stark industries latest company Q&A (Feb 2024)Summary of text questions/answers as follows. Q: Given the issues that LTR face with the current lithium pricing environment, are you pleased with progress & speed of which they are working? A: Yes. It is a great show of commitment from LTR and and understanding from their side of the medium to long term path for the lithium market. The Mila licence is a high priority target for them. Q: How long will existing cash balance last? A: We raised £2m before expenses last Nov Admin cost 12 m to 30/6/23 less capital raise expenses were £487k Liontown are covering all the current exploration cost so little overheads on top of that Q: I saw LT we’re going to get their shares at a discount to market price but ended up paying 1p which was above the market price why was this? A: Liontown originally invested pre the announcement they were farming in therefore wanted a discount as they thought our share price would go up substantially on the news. The share price surprised and went below our par value.Liontown were more than happy to change to 1p (premium at the time) and change their discount to a warrant at 2p in line with the placement Q: This is what I think the market is missing. Despite the major issues facing LTR & the lithium market as a whole, the MILA asset must be held in high regard for them to push on with the work program given it’s time sensitive. A: I guess we really need the grades & their optimism to match so we can receive the next stage payment & they can kick on again. Some nice gold grades would be a cherry on top. Q: Roughly, what time frames would you estimate you would be in a position to have something to release to market? A: LTR are due to push ahead with geochem' sampling in the near term. This will take a couple of months at least, possibly longer depending on permissions but hopefully by the end of Q2 we have more news. Our aim is to leverage off their detailed exploration work and let them carry the costs for now. Q: Is MILA also appraising other assets or is the focus purely at KV? A: Yes. The market is difficult for many earlier/post discovery projects at present and we see a clear opportunity to acquire an interest in stranded assets and advance them towards scoping and feasibility. The focus is on key metals- Copper, Gold, Lead-Zinc but with an openness to newer tech metals with the right opportunity. Q: One thing I noticed on the Corporate Presentation was an "independent valuation" of £15 Million for the project. May I ask who developed this valuation, and what methodology they used to come to this conclusion? A: It was an independent valuation by the accountants in the prospectus . It can be made available if required Q: Given the postcode of the asset & the surrounding majors, IGO, Belle Vue, BHP & Liontown. Have the company ever been approached by the likes of Belle Vue for a similar JV to the LTR one but in respect of the gold? If not, and we do get some nice gold intersects, would the company be open to a similar deal to the LTR JV retaining a %age of the gold & an upfront cash payment? Lastly, is this even something that could work, having LTR mine for lithium & BGO mine for gold? A: I'll let Mark comment on the JV but in terms of gold and lithium assets in the same licence it would be a question of proximity and infrastructure. As long as the two orebodies and mine footprints wouldn't overlap then it would be OK. Q: I understand that there could be water on the MILA license area and that this could be of economic interest to LTR. Could you tell us more about this? A: Liontown are particularly excited about the water which they need for production and hope shortly to start drilling on the Coffey permissions which will provide more knowledge on the area for us Q: How can Mila potentially monetise their water asset? A: water quality in the MILA KV licence appears better for processing for LTR. It is less saline and therefore would have significant savings in terms of processing for them. The access to this water is within Mila's licence and therefore they would need to acquire it for access. Q: Why do you think the shareprice is currently only reflecting £1m -£1.5m for the asset with JV deal attached? What steps do you plan on taking to help close the value disconnect between current value and projected fair value? For example have you thought about director buys or sourcing strategic Investors to restore investor confidence? A: We have been waiting for Liontown to commence before starting marketing as we didn’t want to make promises in this difficult Lithium environment . Tonight is the start of a promotion campaign which we will now continue with as the work progress. Q: Liontown were offered a $4.2bn takeover, albeit I think this was when lithium prices were much higher. I understand that their primary asset is their Kathleen Valley lithium resource. How does the size of their license area compare to MILA’s? There is clearly a bit of a value disconnect between the 2 companies 😂. I am trying to understand whether the MILA license area has the potential to contain a similar amount of natural resources as the Liontown license area, albeit clearly Mila are light years behind in terms of proving up and developing! A: An extension to the existing LTR mineralisation is more likely. In terms of area it is possible for a similar sized orebody to occur in the Mila licence but the realistic opportunity is for a significant tonnage addition to their resource towards greater depth. LTR have a high grade orebody and it is a tier one project so any resource expansion within the Mila licence would still represent a great return. Q: You mentioned a promotion campaign is about to start, and as you rightly say, it’s a really tough market atm particularly in the lithium space, what are your plans to spread the word & to highlight what we seem to all see as huge value disconnect. A: I will be working with our PR company StBrides and brokers SI Capital and Shard over the next period Q: Lazy for me to ask this as but how much stock % do management hold? Are you guys aligned with shareholders? A: Yes I have been investing throughout Mila’s lifetime |
Posted at 17/4/2024 12:54 by gozo No smoke without fire.About time this woke up!Charles Archers recent editorial may have focused investor interest but this move appears to have more substance than just an editorial piece. |
Posted at 02/8/2023 11:22 by onedayrodders ... investors belong in Corals |
Posted at 02/8/2023 11:21 by onedayrodders There are very few "investors" left on AIM ... the majority of retail |
Posted at 01/8/2023 17:38 by pngasef UK 'investors' are so fickle. See a little profit and they just sell into it. |
Posted at 01/8/2023 06:02 by axonic To the actual investors on here it looks to me like this JLondon character is on a mission to post so much useless information, (not research), so that any really interesting posts get missed. Also clogging up the LSE board.I've filtered and suggest you all do the same. DYOR |
Posted at 31/7/2023 15:57 by jlondon ----"SenOre & Gateway Mining strike $4.5m JV agreement to explore for lithium in Western Australia."-ProactivFund up to $4.5m over a 4-5 yr period to earn 80% in the lithium rights at the Montague Gold Project , Murchison region, Western Australia. SenOre gets to keep retains rights to precious metals and base metals. |
Posted at 31/7/2023 15:52 by jlondon --------RIO HUNTING FOR LITHIUM IN WEST AUSTRALIA.----"Rio hunts for lithium in the outback."-AFR, 11 July 2023. "On Tues, Everest Metals told investors that RIO will commence drilling..." Rio Exploration signed a binding term sheet with Everest in Mar 2021 where they paid A$25,000 to the junior explorer for exclusive exploration for 6 mths for non-gold minerals. Then, Oct 2022, Rio took a 80% interest and shelled out $5m for further exploration. "Mr Shausholm, said after RIO General Meeting in May in Perth--THE MINER WAS IN THE MARKET FOR LITHIUM ASSETS..." Comment: A backup of what I said about majors are interested in JV for lithium exploration etc. |
Posted at 31/7/2023 14:21 by jlondon In the Mila RNS of 27.7.23, it was stated that "Through this agreement with LIONTOWN, we will see EXPLORATION UNDER-WAY at this area of the licence...SUPPLEMENTWe, investors have to go to HC Liontown to see the Ann there because that is past mid-night in the UK. Usually, the London market will then RNS it the next day due to the time zone difference. Everything is now down to Liontown as they are paying for everything. |
Posted at 14/6/2023 16:28 by dunkirk1016 Let’s get Neil to make an announcement that excites the investors. For me this is last chance saloon for the company, either come up with the goods for our neighbour or go away. Lot of hot air with swathes of nothing over long periods. Can only hope this comes good for all LTHs.Neil to make an announcement that excites the investors. For me this is last chance saloon for the company, either come up with the goods fir our neighbour or go away. Lot of hot air with swathes of nothing over long periods. Can only hope this comes good for all LTHs. |
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