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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Pathfinder Minerals Plc | PFP | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.275 | 00:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 0.275 | 0.275 |
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Posted at 14/10/2024 12:46 by overdale123 PFP are now part of RMR. There is a new thread there :-) |
Posted at 18/6/2024 07:18 by bbm_144 I have always assumed would be the latter. New listing with 'old' PFP shares relating to claim against Moz Govt completely separate - But, then again, what do I know ! GLA :) |
Posted at 27/2/2024 11:51 by kemche richie666 - 24 Apr 2020 - 08:09:23 - 3529 of 3929 Pathfinder To Focus on Minerals - Attracts New Investors - PFPBeen a long time since posting here - "Lady G" upto his old tricks again sadly it seems... I urge a PFP shldrs to read here - hxxp://www.alignrese In particular this - "We are also aware that there are certain quarters in the City that, out of malice, spite or the sheer absence of human morality have been casting doubt on the progress detailed in the Companyâ€͐ This is not a normal statement to be made by us but we do not want innocent shareholders that have followed our research and taken solace in our putting our money where our mouth is – running to decent hundreds of thousands – now being scaremongered by such machiavelli forces when it appears we are sitting at the endgame. Trust us, this game is full of such characters." I can also confirm JT is putting in hard cash not a salary sacrifice. Be careful what u listen to ref anonymous posts on a BB... |
Posted at 30/11/2023 11:48 by outspan Very! Underlying deal for Rome shareholders ascribes value of .5p to PFP shares and I'd expect them to return up to double that based on the new prospects. Much will depend on the pricing of the raise linked to re-admission. |
Posted at 26/9/2023 10:03 by outspan From the 1 Sep RNS, I wouldn't expect that point to be until after any claim success. At which point I'd expect Pref Shares to be issued to those that were shareholders at the Record Date in a PFP (or, more likely, the post-RTO company) subsidiary.I had a good feeling about the new CEO and "entrepreneurial" geologist, Paul Barrett, teaming up with similar, Mark Gasson, and his statement this morning adds to my positive expectation here. |
Posted at 01/9/2023 12:44 by outspan Agree but, just to be clear, the moz claim isn't being moved to a new company, the misappropriated licence was always within IMM, a 100% owned subsidiary of PFP. It is IMM that is being sold, leaving only existing shareholders ahead of the Record Date with entitlement to any settlement of the massive claim and leaving the listed PFP as a clean shell with £1m and mega tax losses under new executive management, ripe for new assets and a new future via an RTO.In my view, the new executive does not remotely resemble some sort of city stooge doing the rounds. Rather, I think he has been appointed with a purpose and I believe he is already well in the picture as to where this story is headed via RTO very soon. |
Posted at 01/9/2023 09:42 by apfindley The basic jist I understand, is the moz claim is being moved to a new company, so it doesn't effect PFP going forward, allowing pathfinder to finally move on.The shareholder entitlement for the claim is being passed on to the new preference shares, 1:1, which everyone on the register on 4th Sept (monday) will be entitled to receive. That part of business now will just sit there and wait for the claim outcome..Back to pathfinder, we will still hold our PFP shares, but it sounds like to make a clean break and move forward and pursue new opportunities, they will likely change name or do an rto. Maybe they will sit there as a shell and the listing will allow another company to rto into pfp and bring with it an asset, or pfp will hunt their own to explore. But I think the best route will be something already on the cusp of producing, rather than waste years exploring. Beyond that, I think a name change is inevitable within 6mo. |
Posted at 01/9/2023 08:30 by lady_g Of course, rather than just selling your PFP shares when they go ex on Monday, DYOR, but if you hold on to them after receiving the free Pref Shares, PFP is expected to do an RTO very shortly. So there is a further potentially huge payday for shareholders. The gift that keeps on giving..... GLA |
Posted at 01/9/2023 08:08 by lady_g DYOR, but in my opinion, all holders of PFP shares on the Record Date will be allocated 1 for 1 Pref Shares. The Pref Shares are paid out with any legal recovery by Acumen who are now taking action against Mozambique. The pay out for Pref Share owners is absolutely huge. Approx. math as I see it - if PFP just get the agreed minimum $30 million then each Pref Share gets around £0.0374 or circa 5.8x current share price! IF PFP gets the max recovery then that shoots up to £0.4678 per Pref Share or circa 73x current share price.IMHO today is the last day you can buy PFP shares in order to receive any Pref Share allocation. they go ex on Monday. |
Posted at 18/8/2023 15:54 by outspan Well, worth noting sale was also completed today and £1m received. Don't think that was on the agenda for today so a bit of unPFP-like speed is now suggested.Then again, this is no longer PFP as was previously known - historical claim rights to be allocated to a new SPV, Record Date for a share in those rights still approx 10 days off, leaving totally clean shell, debt-free, £1m cash, £17-18m in tax losses, new executive management as of Wed (looks a really good guy) - Chairman, new assets and new name awaited..... |
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