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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Ncondezi Energy Limited | LSE:NCCL | London | Ordinary Share | VGG640631039 | ORD NPV (DI) |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 0.825 | 0.80 | 0.85 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
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17/3/2019 19:04 | Agreed 7.5p ridiculous should be at least 15p in run up to JDA. At. Least. | cl0ckw0rk0range | |
17/3/2019 18:31 | Nccl finally getting the attention it deserves on twitter/LSE | kingkongtimmo | |
17/3/2019 18:05 | Am expecting a strong open on the bell tomorrow | guyswonga74 | |
17/3/2019 18:01 | 7.5p is a nonsense price IMO. GE and CMEC waiting to sign JDA. Just need Gov go ahead. | imjustdandy | |
17/3/2019 12:43 | With industry majors like GE and CMEC in the mix there's going to be a lot of PR for sure - this is still pretty under the radar at this price with lots of upside potential not even factored in yet - but when the JDA lands.... | cl0ckw0rk0range | |
17/3/2019 12:04 | Sounds good, and it looks like I am going to get my opportunity to sing out loud very very loud :: “”N - CON - DAY - ZEEE””. Dancers wil be jivin accompanying the exclamation just like on a stage, a theatrical performance. So get buyin’ , you know it makes sense, and you how much you want to hear that roar, on signing of the agreement. Strong buy. | escapetohome | |
17/3/2019 10:29 | TR-1: Standard form for notification of major holdingsNOTIFICATION OF MAJOR HOLDINGS (to be sent to the relevant issuer and to the FCA in Microsoft Word format if possible)i1a. Identity of the issuer or the underlying issuer of existing shares to which voting rights are attachedii:Ncondezi Energy Ltd1b. Please indicate if the issuer is a non-UK issuer (please mark with an "X" if appropriate)Non-UK issuer2. Reason for the notification (please mark the appropriate box or boxes with an "X")An acquisition or disposal of voting rightsXAn acquisition or disposal of financial instrumentsAn event changing the breakdown of voting rightsOther (please specify)iii:3. Details of person subject to the notification obligationivNameScot | cl0ckw0rk0range | |
17/3/2019 10:25 | We are in the final straight now, JDA update due imminently and target is by end of March for completion - that then significantly de risks the project and unlocks the multi million dollar investment from GE and CMEC which will then reflect in the mcap and share price Back costs are c$20m and then there's the developers premium on top of that, do the math and you can see why the suggested share price of c20p at JDA reflects fair value. | cl0ckw0rk0range | |
17/3/2019 10:21 | From the KIBO board but actually relates to NCCL oddly."Even going by sizes of projects and resources (before its larger project share) NCCL is much the larger.1) It has much more coal over and above needed for its long term power plans (1,800 MW), and is close to export opportunities now being developed.2) Tete capex is $1bn against Kibo's projects' (Mbeya or Moz+Bots) capex around $650m (assumed). At equivalent profitability, means NCCL's total project profit to be shared is 1.5x Kibo's3) NCCL has paid a lot more in costs which it will receive back on financial close. Around $30-$40m - against $19m as would have been at Mbeya, but nothing so far for Moz and Bots.4) NCCL's share of its project will be far higher than Kibo's could ever have been. With its back costs, NCCL expects to end with c 40%. Kibo never could have had more than 19% for Mbeya, and will have less than 10% of Mabeseweka on spending so far. To get more it will have to spend more, which it doesn't have !5) NCCL has only 285m shares in issue (more to be issued on loan conversion but still low) against Kibo's 640m and rising.Add up all those factors, and you'll see why NCCL has ADB as a cornerstone investor while having signed up GE and CMEC to fund its project, which has completed and paid for all its necessary studies while Kibo has spent nothing so far on Moz or Bots or Med. All adds up to why NCCL has also always warranted a larger market cap than Kibo, and an even higher share price" | cl0ckw0rk0range | |
17/3/2019 10:04 | To add to my 5418 I should have added that Hanno has mentioned (Nov 9 2017) '25 yr free cash flow' of $80m-$120m pa, for the integrated project when up and running. That's pretty wide, but accords with what can be calculated from the more detailed info Kibo has published for its similar project. Similar power output, but smaller mine than NCCL's and without NCCL's transmission line (which adds quite a lot to capex). What counts for NCCL is the share of that it will get. As before, It will get what its past spending 'buys' it as % of the c$300m equity, plus whatever it can afford either from a 'development premium' (which I've said I think is questionable)and from raising more from shareholders. The one thing it won't get (as clarified by Hanno to me) is any 'free carry' (although it could be argued that a 'free carry' is no different from a 'development premium') ! So still a bit of uncertainty. Re the JDA, the last one with SEP, did disclose quite a lot about the then development premium. So maybe we'll get it this time. | lurker5 | |
17/3/2019 10:01 | I always felt this would be the first and only C2P play to succeed on AIM. Great management might have something to do with that ! | imjustdandy | |
17/3/2019 08:38 | When I say every buy moves the price I am of course referring to my buys | goodbloke1 | |
17/3/2019 08:36 | I have been topping up and every buy moves the price so I certainly agree with your point | goodbloke1 | |
17/3/2019 08:16 | MM were really struggling to find any stock Friday PM - and to be fair with the limited free float and sticky LTH I'm not surprised. No reason to sell at this end! | cl0ckw0rk0range | |
17/3/2019 07:16 | Been waiting Nearly 5 years for this moment. | imjustdandy | |
16/3/2019 23:38 | "or whether he knows an analyst who's disclosed to him his yet to be published properly reasoned and credible research note"Steady on John (not John) that sounds either desperate or libellous and you don't really want to be sued for defamation of character do you? I'm sure he knows a good QC, and I don't mean you're favourite tipple.Will be speaking to the chaps in the good ol US of A though this week, perhaps ask them to see if one of their staff is perhaps overstepping the mark (John). | cl0ckw0rk0range | |
16/3/2019 17:20 | I second that! | goodbloke1 | |
16/3/2019 14:59 | Mr Clock - I've known many 'entrepreneurs' who got lucky once in some niche whose time had, temporarily, come - and think they're going to be lucky for ever while coasting along (and gradually losing) on their initial gains. I've known 'investors' who follow them to have been sunk without trace when they try their hand at the next wheeze. That's not to say particular said entrepreneur won't get lucky this time. NCCL has bee flagged by many for a long time as one of the better AIM bets, including yours truly (not 'John')back in 2016. Who's to say whether said Scott brings particular judgement to NCCL, or whether he's following a well established trend - or whether he knows an analyst who's disclosed to him his yet to be published properly reasoned and credible research note ? I'll be publishing a bit more of my own soon. | lurker5 | |
16/3/2019 09:47 | Scott Fletcher MBE buying at 7p would suggest they value this at a lot higher - you don't get rich backing losers. | cl0ckw0rk0range | |
16/3/2019 09:19 | Id be surprised if its not higher personally. Huge vote of confidence that Scott fletcher MBE is adding heavily here and now. | kingkongtimmo |
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