Polo Resources Share Price (POL)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Polo Resources PLC	LSE:POL	London	Ordinary Share	VGG6844A1158	ORD NPV (DI)

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+0.01p	+0.26%	3.85p	26,977	16:35:28
Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
3.52p		4.18p	-	-	-

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Mining	0.0	-5.0	-1.6	-	12.00

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
14/6/2018	17:37	UKREG	Polo Resources Limited CELAMIN HOLDINGS NL - INVESTMENT UPDATE
13/6/2018	14:39	UKREG	Polo Resources Limited WEATHERLY INTERNATIONAL PLC - INVESTMENT UPDATE
04/6/2018	08:14	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
04/6/2018	07:00	UKREG	Polo Resources Limited WEATHERLY INTERNATIONAL PLC - INVESTMENT UPDATE
01/6/2018	09:46	UKREG	Polo Resources Limited HIBISCUS PETROLEUM - INVESTMENT UPDATE
22/5/2018	11:44	UKREG	Polo Resources Limited WEATHERLY INTERNATIONAL PLC - INVESTMENT UPDATE
10/5/2018	10:20	UKREG	Polo Resources Limited Form 8.3 - Weatherly International
02/5/2018	17:42	ALNC	Polo Resources Investee Celamin Raises Funds To Cover Court Expenses..
02/5/2018	16:22	UKREG	Polo Resources Limited CELAMIN HOLDINGS NL ? INVESTMENT UPDATE
27/4/2018	12:08	ALNC	Polo Resources' Celamin Gets Extra Time To Stave Of Share Cancellation..

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Polo Resources (POL) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time	Trade Price	Trade Size	Trade Value	Trade Type
13:15:29	3.88	14,124	548.01	O
12:07:46	3.57	12,500	445.80	O
07:01:27	3.57	353	12.59	O

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18/6/2018 09:20	Polo Resources Daily Update: Polo Resources PLC is listed in the Mining sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker POL. The last closing price for Polo Resources was 3.84p. Polo Resources PLC has a 4 week average price of 3.40p and a 12 week average price of 3.40p. The 1 year high share price is 5.70p while the 1 year low share price is currently 3p. There are currently 311,789,151 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 327,253 shares. The market capitalisation of Polo Resources PLC is £12,003,882.31. Read Full Thread Reply
13/6/2018 21:34	spights: https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/polo-resources-POL/share-news/Polo-Resources-Limited-WEATHERLY-INTERNATIONAL-PLC/77656070 Read Full Thread Follow Reply
09/3/2018 12:04	stupidboypike: One day all of the good news will result in POLO share price going up - sigh!!! Best regards SBP Read Full Thread Follow Reply
04/1/2018 14:56	spights: Polo share price is ridiculous Nav of 16p and rising by the day Plus we have Ironstone which is not reflected yet in the share price Read Full Thread Follow Reply
22/12/2017 12:52	failedqs: Having been a long term critic of buffoon Tang, I am delighted to say that I sold my last 100,000 shares in polo just after they relisted. No regrets, I see the future as being decidedly mixed for Polo. They have a couple of decent assets, but also have a dwindling cash pile, a greedy CEO who takes far too much remuneration for presiding over a devastated share price, and far too many disasters of investments to be considered a serious company. I note the rise in NAV in the recent results, but with the shareprice at a huge discount to this NAV, what does it matter?! I told myself for years that the gap would narrow, but it hasn't. I held on and lost more and more money, and there comes a time when you must move on. This discount to NAV tells me that the market has no confidence in either Tang or the valuation put on the assets, otherwise a bidder would have swooped long before now. Its been a costly lesson, losses in excess of £100k, which I could do without!!...... I wish you all good luck, and if the shareprice eventually rises to a level that reflects the NAV, I will be delighted for you all if you make a shed load of cash! Especially Spights - Maureen, I have enjoyed your posts, your enthusiasm and your willingness to engage with the Company (which I found to be frustrating at all times). I may post now and then if I see anything of note, but in the meantime, good luck all - have a good Christmas. FQS Read Full Thread Follow Reply
10/11/2017 09:10	spights: Figures worked out by small holding These figures have been worked out by small holding on iii Polo is grossly under valued Below the calculations for this Of the 9 investments Polo are currently holding, 5 are currently listed companies Blackham Resources Limited (5.98%), Hibiscus Petroleum Berhad (9.22%), GCM Resources plc (27.8%), Celamin Holdings NL (12.7%) and Weatherly International plc (5.2%). Market Cap Blackham Resources -$78m AUD 5.98% = $4.66 AUD or £2.7m Hibiscus Petroleum - 978m MYR 9.22% = 90.1m MYR or £15.9m GCM Resources -£23.4m 27.8% = £6.5m Celamin Holdings - $9.4m AUD 12.7% $1.19 AUD or £696,000 Weatherly International - £8.22m 5.2% = £427,000 £2.7m + £15.9m + £6.5m + £696,000 + £427,000 = £26.2m Polo Market Cap £12.94m Of the companies that are listed, the value of Polo’s holdings equate to twice its current share price/market cap. That also gives a zero valuation to their holdings in Nimini Holdings Ltd, Ironstone, Regalis Petroleum and Universal Coal Resources Read Full Thread Follow Reply
19/10/2017 19:59	biglosses: Anyone know the process if the company is delisted? I take it we still own the shares but selling them becomes a lot more difficult e.g. how to find a buyer, what price? I held shares in PELE when they were delisted and received an offer last year to sell them for 3 x more than I bought them for! POL price could rise quickly if GCM continues it's recent upward trend so hopefully have some means of selling POL soon. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
19/10/2017 06:14	spights: Posted on iii by small holding As far as I can establish, the current holdings for their listed holdings are as follows O Blackham (5.98%) share price 0.22AUD, current valuation £2,739,094 (Difficult to establish exactly how many shares Polo hold because it is shown through nominees) GCM (21.2%) 17,494,000 shares, share price £0.44, current valuation £7,697,360 Hibiscus (9.22%) 138,900,000 shares, share price MYR 0.73, current valuation £18,245,940 Weatherly (5.2%) 54,852,859 shares, share price 0.7p, current valuation £383,970 Current Valuation £2,739,094 - Blackham £7,697,360 - GCM £18,245940 - Hibiscus £383,970 - Weatherly Total valuation £29,066,364 Not listed Universal Coal Resources (20%?) Ironstone Resources (18.8%) Nimini Holdings Ltd (90%) Regalis Petroleum (11%) Celamin Holdings Ltd (12.7%) At the time of writing Polo share price 3.51p x 311,789,151 shares in issue = £10.94M market cap My calculations are there to be shot at but I think they are close. If Polo are genuinely trying to attract investors I can't why isn't this information isn't released on a regular basis, say quarterly. Even giving the bottom 5 investments a zero valuation, the current market cap of Polo is only a third of its listed assets Read Full Thread Follow Reply
09/1/2017 12:33	roomb: Airdrie, you say the share price dropped because of the commodities slump. OK, but how does that explain the massive gap between the share price and the NAV? do you think that some of the failed investments might have something to do with it? What event or events do you think might cause the share price to rise, given that any new investments are an unknown quantity at present? Spights and 888ICB you post that Blackham is up and encouraging info about quarterly gold production but that has had zero effect on the share price , unfortunately. The only event that I can see that would cause a large increase in the share price would be the green light for GCM. I think that's a gamble, albeit a long shot, that is worth waiting for. But I'm not sure for how long. There's an excellent economic argument for coal in BD, but there are strong political reasons that it hasn't come to fruition so far. Maybe that will change. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
16/9/2016 11:07	paleje: Macquarie Bank published an article on gold on Wednesday, the bulk of it is BLK starts about 1/3 down but the whole article is readworthy:- Macquarie says never a better time to build an Australian gold mine Macquarie says never a better time to build an Australian gold mine Published on: Sep 14, 2016 \| by Trevor Hoey Analysts at Macquarie Wealth Management highlighted in a recent review (Australian Gold Miners: 12 September 2016) of the global gold sector that there had never been a better time to build an Australian gold mine with developers benefiting from low operating and capital costs, highly skilled workforces and contractors, as well as the benefits of a lower Australian dollar relative to the US dollar. The broker’s preferred plays among miners in the development stage are Gold Road Resources (ASX: GOR) and Dacian Gold (ASX: DCN). However, in the last 12 months shares in Dacian Gold have increased from circa 50 cents to recently hit a high of $4.00 (+700%) and are currently trading within 10% of that mark. GOR’s shares more than doubled in 2016 to hit a high of 75 cents, but have retreated to 60 cents in the last two months. It should be noted here that analyst’s forecasts and price targets may not necessarily be met. Similarly, historical trading patterns should not be used as the basis for an investment decision as these may not be replicated in the future. A large percentage of gold stocks that rerated strongly in the first half of 2016 have come off over the last two months as sentiment towards the sector cooled. This is reflected in the S&P/ASX All Ordinaries Gold index (XGD) which hit a high of 5760 points in July, but has since fallen to yesterday’s close of 4664 points, representing a decline of nearly 20%. In delivering its take on the sector, Macquarie provided extensive analytical overviews of global metrics taking into account projected production, capital expenditure, operating costs, PE multiples and enterprise value to EBITDA ratios. Examining individual stocks in the universe of companies covered by the broker and taking into account averages for both global and Australian based developers there was one company in Blackham Resources which sits outside its area of coverage that had comparatively compelling fundamentals. Blackham Resources gld Blackham Resources (BLK) is at an attractive stage in that much of the hard capex intensive work has been done in terms of development, and material production is imminent. Of significance though is the fact that production is poised to ramp up substantially over the next 2 to 3 years as the company expands existing projects and increases output by tapping into its four large gold systems which have a combined resource of circa 5 million ounces. Consequently, there is better visibility around costs, production and earnings than is generally the case with developers that are more than a year out from maiden production. While management anticipates combined production to hit the circa 200,000 ounces per annum mark in the medium term, in order to make meaningful comparisons with companies analysed by Macquarie we have focused on the group’s fiscal 2018 profile. gld2 As is the case with any stock, BLK’s metrics are impacted by share price movements and it is worth noting there has been a pullback from a 12 month high of $1.18 to Tuesday’s close of 76.5 cents since sentiment towards the sector waned. Given that this represents a 35% decline, substantially more than the pullback in the gold index, the company’s current trading range may represent a useful entry point. As a means of reference, the 12 month consensus price target is $1.15. Reg Spencer from Canaccord revised his numbers in mid-August, prompting an increase in BLK’s price target from $1.05 to $1.20, implying upside of nearly 60% to yesterday’s closing price. The numbers tell the story Based on BLK’s current share price it has a market capitalisation of $216 million. The company had net cash of approximately $3 million taking into account debt of $29.3 million as at June 30, 2016. Consequently, its enterprise value is approximately $213 million. The average enterprise value to EBITDA ratio of Macquarie’s universe of Australian junior ‘intermediaries’ (currently producing, but ramping up production in the near to medium-term) relative to fiscal 2018 projections is four. BLK’s fiscal 2018 enterprise value to EBITDA ratio is 2.2 relative to Canaccord’s expectations of the company achieving EBITDA of $95.4 million in that year. These projections are based on the company achieving production of 105 million ounces, a US dollar gold price of $1391 per ounce and a AUD:USD exchange rate of 73.3 cents. This would imply an Australian dollar gold price of $1896 per ounce as opposed to the current price of circa $1760 per ounce. Analysts at Macquarie highlighted the impact of historical trend whereby the Australian dollar generally falls in the event of US dollar gold weakness, effectively providing a hedge for Australian gold producers. Consequently, Spencer’s projections look close to the mark. Using a PE multiple comparison, BLK really comes into its own, trading on a fiscal 2018 PE of three. This compares with Macquarie’s average junior Australian producer intermediary multiple of 10. Canaccord is forecasting BLK to generate a net profit of $62.9 million in fiscal 2018, implying earnings per share of 25 cents. Applying the average PE multiple of 10 would imply a share price of $2.50, a premium of 230% to yesterday’s closing price. If BLK were to trade in line with its peers on an enterprise value to EBITDA basis this would imply an enterprise value of circa $380 million which would translate to a share price of $1.35. Remember, past share price performance do is not guarantee future performance and a professional financial advisor should be sought if considering this stock for your portfolio. Consequently, comparisons of metrics as outlined above suggest that BLK could rerate in the near term, but at the very least outperform its peers if sentiment towards the sector (particularly Australian producers) recovers http://finfeed.com/mining/blk/macquarie-says-never-better-time-build-australian-gold-mine/20160914/ Read Full Thread Follow Reply
04/7/2016 07:17	spights: 2015 POLO RESOURCES LIMITED ("Polo" or the "Company") POLO INCREASES DIRECT INTEREST IN BLACKHAM RESOURCES Polo Resources Limited (AIM: POL), the natural resources investment company with interests in gold, oil and gas, coal, iron ore, copper and phosphate, is pleased to announce an increase in its direct interest in Blackham Resources Limited ("Blackham") (ASX: BLK), an Australian gold exploration company listed on the Australian Stock Exchange. Polo has agreed to acquire 10,000,000 ordinary shares of Blackham for AUD$2.1 million (approximately £980,000) or AUD$0.21 per share, a 10.6 per cent discount from Blackham's closing share price on 18 November 2015, from Perfectus Management Ltd ("Perfectus") by way of issuing and allotting 25,016,484 new Polo ordinary shares at an agreed price of 3.92 pence per share to Perfectus, a 36.11 per cent premium to Polo's closing share price of 2.88p on 18 November 2015. Perfectus is a 49 per cent owned associate of Polo. Blackham had audited net assets of AUD$17.75 million as at 30 June 2015. The new shares will represent 8.28 per cent of Polo's enlarged issued share capital, bringing Perfectus' total holding in Polo to 10.92 per cent. Upon completion, Polo's undiluted interest in Blackham will increase from its current direct holding of 2.37 per cent to 7.36 per cent, resulting in a combined direct and indirect holding of 10.3 per cent, of which 8.8 per cent is attributable to Polo. Application will be made for the 25,016,484 new ordinary shares, which rank pari passu with Polo's existing issued ordinary shares, to be admitted to trading on AIM. Admission is expected to become effective on or around 24 November 2015, following which Polo's enlarged issued share capital will amount to 301,956,793 ordinary shares. The Company does not hold any ordinary shares in treasury. Datuk Michael Tang, Executive Chairman, commented: "Our increased interest in Blackham demonstrates confidence in the potential for this company to generate strong shareholder returns. "The recently released Pre-Feasibility Study for Blackham's Maltida Gold Project demonstrates robust economics and a relatively low capital requirement to reach production. Blackham's management team expects to complete the Definitive Feasibility Study by first Quarter 2016 and continues to add significant tonnages and grades to the gold inventory." Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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