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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Ormonde Mining Plc | ORM | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.75 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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Posted at 04/9/2023 13:48 by cal57 Yes able to trade on Interactive Investor. |
Posted at 31/7/2023 18:32 by cal57 Notice of Annual General MeetingFurther to the Company's announcement dated 27 July 2023, Ormonde announces that it has today made available on its website ( https://ormondeminin |
Posted at 25/4/2023 14:46 by diamond_mountain Who is Chris King?It's too bad the company doesn't tell anybody anything. It means investors don't trust it. |
Posted at 04/4/2022 13:15 by diamond_mountain Are you suggesting the market was somehow manipulated to facilitate cheap buying by an investor who already has effective control of the company via his shareholding and board control? Surely that's not allowed. |
Posted at 03/4/2022 07:37 by imjustdandy I wonder if the activity last week was Tom Anderson again?2nd January 2022: Veteran stock market investor Tom Anderson: has been building his stake in Ormonde steadily over the last two years. Picture: Jason Clarke Tom Anderson, the veteran stock market investor, has pushed his stake in Ormonde Mining to 24.41 per cent, further boosting his influence over the company. Anderson, who is a member of the Ward Anderson cinema dynasty, and the owner of the Empire Cinemas chain in Britain, now has a stake which is worth just over €1 million at the company’s current share price of just below 1 cent. He has been building his stake steadily... |
Posted at 09/2/2021 23:18 by willir20 Re voting.Since the deadline for receipt of our votes is two days earlier than the EGM/AGM, thus 11.00am on Tues.16th Feb (general meeting 18th Feb), I would urge that investors keen to help move everything forward by participating in the vote now consider ringing their broker if there is no official communication and course of action shown on the respective broker website re the vote. Halifax, Interactive Investor and Equiniti (formerly Selftrade) are displaying nothing about the Ormonde EGM or the vote. Requesting action through a secure message is, I have discovered, not a reliable course of action, as you may encounter a time lag of up to five days before the message is read and passed on. That could mean your voting instructions are not picked up and dealt with in time to be counted. Admittedly, a phone call to your broker may oblige you to hold for while until an adviser is free, but this approach does then guarantee much speedier action, as your voting intentions will be relayed in-house directly to the corporate team during or immediately after the telephone conversation. |
Posted at 06/2/2021 19:27 by willir20 A very good question, Campoamor, which I have also asked. Directors having skin in the game is one the key criteria for me when running a yardstick over a potential investment. We should, however, remember that this is a new BoD and that the Company is no longer the prospective tungsten miner of old. To be fair to the BoD, we may assume there has probably not been much of a window of opportunity for share purchases in the last 12 months where directors have been far enough away from deliberations about the future shape of things (and the price-sensitive inside knowledge that this implies) to invest here without breaking the usual safe distance protocol.Your second question will have to be addressed if the votes cast do not amount to a third of the total number eligible to vote (or if 50% are not in favour, which I think unlikely). I dare say there may be some other route to re-listing but logically the BoD will have taken expert advice and already gone for the simplest and most straightforward solution, trusting that investors will rally to the cause and vote their support in large numbers. |
Posted at 06/2/2021 13:45 by willir20 I got through to Halifax Sharedealing yesterday by telephone after a long wait and arranged for my votes (no charge)in favour of the EGM resolutions to be recorded, naming the chair as my proxy. I also sent off a secure message to Interactive investor with the same request (again no charge). So an additional 1m votes to be logged in favour of the resolutions. An additional, smaller (though still quite chunky) tranche that I hold with EQi (formerly Selftrade) will be dealt with first thing on Monday. (If I recall correctly, also nil charge for this service.)It is crucial that investors realise the importance to the Company and its shareholders of securing a third of the overall total of ORM shares pledged as votes in this meeting, with at least 50% of that number in favour of the resolutions, in order that a re-registration through the Belgian exchange can take place. It follows that we should all make the effort to get our votes sent off in time to arrive by the receipt deadline of 11.00am, 16th February. Anyone wishing to read the fine detail concerning the EGM/AGM and resolutions can find a lengthy document, which explains all, on the Company website. Time is fast elapsing if you have not yet got your voting intentions registered. |
Posted at 08/1/2021 12:01 by gb904150 That was in September when valuation was rather different.Isn't this just a battle between the BOD who want to continue with their comfortable salaries by dangling the prospect of a 'transformational deal' in front of investors. To make that happen they need to be able to issue equity. To do that they need the votes at the EGM. To get the votes they need Thomas Anderson to be supportive. So far, the EGM keeps getting postponed. Which suggests TA doesn't yet support the deal or the terms it's being proposed on. However - whereas this was previously an outstanding value play, trading at below net cash, it then quadrupled. So not quite the bargain it once was. End of June 2020 they had 5.6m € in cash. + La Zarza copper/gold + Spanish gold licences But they burn through 0.8m € per year in admin expenses. So down to about 5m € cash now. It's not exactly the same exceptional value at £9.65m mcap as it was at £2.5m. |
Posted at 12/2/2020 15:46 by hedgehog 100 In a gold mining sector bull market, I wouldn't expect ORM to stay at way below cash for long: EGM approval tomorrow, followed by receipt of over £5M. cash the day after, should provide the initial rerating catalysts."JEFF PRESTRIDGE: After a truly golden 2019, experts are forecasting more big gains for bullion this year ... Here’s how YOU could STRIKE GOLD in 2020 By JEFF PRESTRIDGE FOR THE MAIL ON SUNDAY PUBLISHED: 23:01, 4 January 2020 | UPDATED: 10:38, 6 January 2020 Gold had a good year in 2019. A very good year as Frank Sinatra once sang. In dollar terms, it was up in price 19 per cent. Priced in pounds, it rose by 15 per cent, finishing the year at a tad over £1,157 an ounce. It’s the fourth consecutive year that gold prices in sterling terms have risen. Yet, according to investors and some financial experts, gold has further to go – much further, even. They believe 2020 should be another excellent year for an asset that many consider a safe haven – in both calm and stormy times. An asset that most experts insist should always be considered by investors looking to build a broadly diversified investment portfolio, sitting alongside other long-term investments such as equities, bonds and property. This is despite the fact that, unlike other assets, gold is non-income producing. It’s all about the price with gold – it rises and you win, it falls and you lose. The latest poll conducted by precious metals dealer BullionVault suggests that confidence to deliver strong price gains this year remains sky high. Nearly four in five of BullionVault’s clients believe that gold prices will rise by more than 10 per cent in 2020 – the most bullish its investors have been about gold for three years. Indeed, one in six investors are even more exuberant about the prospects for gold, predicting gains of 30 per cent in the next 12 months. ..." |
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