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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Mkango Resources Ltd | MKA | London | Ordinary Share |
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8.75 | 8.35 | 8.75 | 8.50 | 8.75 |
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MINING |
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Posted at 12/11/2024 13:19 by loafofbread Cotec are doing an investor presentation and Q/A on the 14th November.Would be a positive if they confirmed our USA expansion plan. |
Posted at 19/9/2024 11:52 by barrywhit Without a comment from the company i'm not, just bad investor relations. |
Posted at 29/7/2024 21:43 by pirates4 Critical minerals on US-Japan-South Korea 'to-do' listA summary of a global cabinet-level meeting singles out the rare earth elements supply chain as worthy of attention.eriez rare earth magnetRecycling materials from end-of-life magnets may offer one way for the U.S. to increase its supply of rare earth elements.BRIAN TAYLOR | JUNE 26, 2024 A meeting between U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo and her counterparts from Japan and South Korea has identified critical minerals availability as among the issues on which the three nations will collaborate."We further reaffirm the importance of increasing the availability of critical minerals and resilience of the supply chains, including through enhanced processing and refining capabilities, which is a crucial step in the clean energy transition," reads part of a statement issued by the Department of Commerce (DOC) in late June following a meeting between delegates from the three nations.The same statement specifies the rare earth element (REE) category of metals as one that calls for further efforts by governments and private sectors to promote and encourage the development of (REE) technologies, including extraction and separation.The DOC says the nations should work to establish stable supply chains for REEs and permanent magnets. Although recycling is not mentioned, any spending commitment by the government to bolster magnetic material supplies could benefit investors in rare earth recycling facilities.Adds the DOC, "We share concerns over recent nonmarket measures we have witnessed, which may lead to unreasonable and significant supply chain disruptions for critical minerals that include gallium, germanium and graphite, and we are determined to take appropriate actions where necessary to secure sustainable and resilient global supply chains," the DOC says.Other economic sectors identified by the three nations include semiconductors and batteries, each of which likewise are dependent on specific basic materials streams."Together, we seek to deepen our coordination of export controls on advanced technologies [and] enhance private sector partnerships for collaborative research and innovation related to advanced industrial technologies," the DOC says. "We share concerns over the weaponization of economic dependencies on certain supply sources for strategic goods. To address the resulting, systemic vulnerabilities stemming from such dependencies, we intend to promote a level playing field through more closely coordinated efforts."The remaining economic sectors discussed were more pertinent to tech sectors, including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and technical standards. |
Posted at 23/7/2024 08:53 by jarega85 Now that is a fall and a half. Just can not fathom this one, still feeling confident in the recycling side of the business and I genuinely do believe that MDA will drop soon. News is Malawi are making the miners register on their stock exchange to encourage local investors and all miners have agreed. Only time will tell |
Posted at 16/2/2024 08:43 by lewis winthorpe Or its the fear snowball as I'm not seeing any 100k plus sells. Lots of retail investor stop loss and panic.14 mill mcap. Peers at 60-70mill.Mda will come, magnet recycle will be revenue generative in 24/25.See through the fear, buy. |
Posted at 15/11/2023 18:50 by loafofbread Vols,Apart from this little £100K! 14 February 2023 MKANGO RESOURCES LTD. 550 Burrard Street Suite 2900 Vancouver BC V6C 0A3 Canada MKANGO ANNOUNCES DIRECTOR DEALING London / Vancouver: February 14, 2023 - Mkango Resources Ltd. (AIM/TSX-V: MKA) ("Company" or "Mkango") has been informed that William Dawes, CEO of the Company, has purchased 800,000 common shares without par value ("Shares") in the Company, comprising 400,000 Shares at a price of 12.95p per share and 400,000 Shares at a price of 12.75p per share. Following the purchase of the Shares, William Dawes is the beneficial owner of or directly or indirectly controls a total of 9,521,443 Shares in the Company, which represents 4.42% per cent. of the issued share capital and total voting rights of the Company. William Dawes holds 975,238 Shares in his own name, with 8,546,205 of the Shares controlled through Leo Mining & Exploration Limited, a company in which William Dawes is a Director and owns 17.3% of the issued and outstanding shares. |
Posted at 14/9/2023 07:29 by barrywhit Mkango is a long term hold to see returns, having been invested here for the last 3 months i see most investors here think a T25 is long term rather than a T5...LOL |
Posted at 18/8/2023 12:54 by jarega85 I suppose the flip side to that is why wouldnt investors be patient, its way overdue, there has been little in terms of progress updates and we are burning cash as we continue to push the opportunity for a revenue stream further to the right |
Posted at 11/8/2023 08:00 by barrywhit The COTEC Webinar last evening someone asked how UK investors can buy into COTEC. My holding is bought through the Canadian TSX.V Exchange, easy enough to purchase shares...just in case anyone is thinking about COTEC as an investment.... |
Posted at 11/7/2023 15:45 by barrywhit Lots of investors do!!...unless his drop in holding was due to the increase in total shares after the placing. But someone is dropping shares into the market and most probably at a loss.. |
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