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PREM Premier African Minerals Limited

0.185
0.00 (0.00%)
02 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Premier African Minerals Limited LSE:PREM London Ordinary Share VGG7223M1005 ORD NPV (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.185 0.18 0.19 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Minrls,earths-ground,treated 0 -5.36M -0.0002 -9.00 41.1M
Premier African Minerals Limited is listed in the Minrls,earths-ground,treated sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker PREM. The last closing price for Premier African Minerals was 0.19p. Over the last year, Premier African Minerals shares have traded in a share price range of 0.00p to 0.00p.

Premier African Minerals currently has 22,836,049,123 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Premier African Minerals is £41.10 million. Premier African Minerals has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -9.00.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
21/6/2017
16:07
Bought some more, couldn't resist! The disparity between mcap and asset value will close soon enough and when it does it should be spectacular! GLA
mike_f
21/6/2017
10:35
It is becoming more apparent to me that the market has a disconnect between the fundamentals (reality at this time) and the expectations (the future reality that the market is pricing in). It seems that even though we have excellent prospects the share price continually gets punished due to the past. I have written many times on what I think is going on so will not reiterate but at some point the future reality must come into play. An update on RHA would help as it is the only revenue that does not require more capital. A update on Circum could come at any moment and that would be welcome to if it is a positive piece of news. I did not expect the share price to be where it is so there is always a nagging doubt that my positive stance towards PREM may have been misplaced but when weighed against all of the facts I am aware of I have concluded that I must be patient and not paranoid.
vitec
20/6/2017
16:37
Given our metallurgic testing of the Zulu ore there's been an interesting announcement from KOD today. They say that they'll get $600/tn for 6% concentrate. We can get 6% lith concentrate from our recent test work with good overall recoveries, so that's for 60Kg of contained metal, or about $10,000 per tn of contained metal. So a very good price at the moment for offtake arrangements. It'll be interesting to see how much the JORC gets revised once Zulu is fully drilled, rather than just the current first third.

Regards,
Ed.

edgein
20/6/2017
16:18
I am also frustrated that excellent news is discounted whilst bad news hits the share price hard. As the excellent news is regarding Zulu the market maybe absorbing the fact that it will take a huge about of capital to extract the Lithium from the ground. Having the asset is one thing profiteering from it is something completely different. I cannot see PREM being able to develop Zulu by itself as it would mean huge dilution to shareholders. With the MCap that PREM currently has it will have limited options to find the capital. This then means get a partner, get someone to run the mine and work on a royalty basis or sell part or all of the mine to another company. Selling part of the mine would allow the capital to be raised to develop the mine and still hold a stake in a world class asset. This is only my opinion and could be completely wrong as to the direction this takes. As a sidenote, if we are feeling frustrated I bet George is also feeling it. The difference is though he knows what is coming over the hill and I believe that it will be rosy and the share price we have today will be a distant memory. Further patience is required but I am sure in the fullness of time we will be rewarded.
vitec
20/6/2017
16:10
Been told problem should be sorted before the market opens tomorrow. Let's hope so.
vitec
19/6/2017
16:51
pauliewonder

Cheers

driver101
19/6/2017
16:49
Problem with a third party provider apparently. Trades won't be showing today, doesn't mean there weren't any. It's affecting all aim stocks
pauliewonder
19/6/2017
15:27
No trades ?
driver101
17/6/2017
16:33
barnet ... I agree apart from the tax part ... all of mine in either an ISA or a SIPP ;)
ihavenoclue
17/6/2017
11:21
Excellent research Donald. Thank you.

Just look at the LCE price chart!

GLA

tedoby2
17/6/2017
11:19
utter rubbish here. Got too much in prem........it struggles to rise even when an "excellent results" rns is issued. Still, as ihavenoclue explains we would not want to see a gwmo fivefold here as that would make us lots of money and we would have tax to pay rather than the losses prem seems to specialise in.
barnetpeter
17/6/2017
10:38
Sit back and wait for the fireworks.
donald tramp
16/6/2017
19:47
It's a good job I am invested in Stable reliable PREM. Some shares have quadrupled recently on results far smaller than PREM's but here we don't want to do anything reckless like that !!

I am sure our time will come :)

ihavenoclue
16/6/2017
12:52
euclid5 from the RNS the market price of LCE we were given was $13,000/tonne. By calculation the market price of Li2O is therefore just over $32,000/tonne.

The conversion from Li2O to LCE is x 2.473 which is where we get the 526,000 tonnes of LCE from. Again this was given in the RNS. 213,195t's Li2O x 2.473 = 526,000t's LCE

So in just the first 1200m part of the strike we have 526,000t's LCE x $13,000/t =$6.84bn "in ground" value for the Lithium.

Add the Tantalum to that and we're looking at approximately $7bn "in ground" total value in the 1200m scoped.I believe the market price for Tantalum is approximately $130,000/t and we have just over 1,000t's in our analysis.

It'll be very interesting to see what the estimates for Capex and Opex are that are currently being worked on

AIMHO

tedoby2
16/6/2017
11:59
Additionally we can make glass! Not worth much but if the process flow is worked out correctly.....another product can be sold.
1madmarky
16/6/2017
11:09
we are in the ground still so any buyer will not purchase this based on the selling price as they have to take account of the capex costs to extract it over so many years

Birimian got something like £247 per tonne bid

our gross value is somewhere like £1.5b on 212k tonnes x $9k / 1.27 div4.4b shs = 34p

euclid5
16/6/2017
10:52
Lithium around $9,000 a metric tonne, do the math!
donald tramp
16/6/2017
10:52
Makes me laugh...1,887,504 purchased at 10.14amSame amount sold at 10.43amThese are the sort of fickle investors we are dealing with at the moment lol
mike_f
16/6/2017
10:46
Selling too strong and not enough volume.. Another sell on news
shirley83
16/6/2017
10:37
Elucid,

From the maiden resource report:

Highlights:

-- Maiden SAMREC Compliant Inferred Mineral Resource Estimate of 20.1 million tonnes @ 1.06 % Li(2) O and 51 ppm Ta(2) O(5) using a cut-off grade of 0.5% Li(2) O.

-- Containing 526,000 tonnes of Lithium Carbonate Equivalent ("LCE") and 1,025 tonnes of Tantalum Pentoxide.

-- Maiden Resource Estimate covers only 35% of Zulu's known 3.5km surface strike length and drilling continues to upgrade and expand this Mineral Resource Estimate.

-- Deposit remains open at depth and along strike.
-- Exploration target has the potential to increase the maiden Mineral Resource Estimate.
-- Metallurgical test work underway.

Regards,
Ed.

edgein
16/6/2017
10:22
spodumene pegmatite achieved an overall lithium recovery of 81.8% and a concentrate containing 6.5% Li₂O

The best flotation test work on a mixed pegmatite sample achieved a spodumene concentrate containing 5.9% Li₂O

Inferred Mineral Resource Estimate at Zulu of 20.1 million tonnes grading 1.06% Li2O on only a part of the 3.5km strike length of the Zulu project

Gives them so far 213,000 tonnes in the ground worth of Lithium

euclid5
16/6/2017
09:55
Still think this could reach .7p in a short space of time as people wake up to the PREM story.TBH George has only gone and invested a huuuge amount of money in here.In excess of £200k from memory
billthebank
16/6/2017
09:50
News will help shift the overhang quicker ... need selling to dry up .. come on Prem :)
ihavenoclue
16/6/2017
09:49
patience Paulie.20k tonnes is only the start.This will be ramped up inside 4 months. Circum Zulu RAH $20M debtor.This is an easy double this year if not trebled IMO.I reckon it is Zimbabwe that is holding this back and nowt else!!!
billthebank
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