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PREM Premier African Minerals Limited

0.195
0.004 (2.09%)
03 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
  0.004 2.09% 0.195 0.19 0.20 0.20 0.1925 0.20 130,003,058 16:00:14
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Minrls,earths-ground,treated 0 -5.36M -0.0002 -9.50 43.39M
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 0.1525p to 1.01p.

Premier African Minerals currently has 22,836,049,123 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Premier African Minerals is £43.39 million. Premier African Minerals has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -9.50.

Premier African Minerals Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
08/1/2018
12:05
Surprised by the lack of wildly optimistic and grandiose posts today...
dmitribollokov
06/1/2018
21:42
Yup, you're the smart guys long and strong.
dmitribollokov
06/1/2018
20:00
Bulgarian another Genius with one unintelligent line and sound investment advise for the poor souls on here.
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wallyjumblat
06/1/2018
19:45
Bulgarian ... so you think £15.80m market cap is too high for PREM ?
ihavenoclue
06/1/2018
15:51
if Zulu is spun off from PREM why not just buy shares in the new entity?
bulgarian
06/1/2018
10:54
Has anyone on here been holding VOG as well as PREM.

It's all fun and games down Africa way.

dodge city
05/1/2018
19:22
Having read the dross over the road today, it's shocking how gullible some folk are.

Still, fools and their cash etc. Will certainly have it fleeced quicker over in the bandits bazaar.

bulgarian
05/1/2018
18:39
They have something much better than a PFS or DFS and that's a completed mine and associated plant and geological models to produce an upgrade to resources in September last year. A JV partner would have access to all the information needed to assess it's value. I understand they have developed an existing mine and so the PFS/DFS route for a greenfield site probably wouldn't have been appropriate.
andrewsr
05/1/2018
17:49
Can someone on here explain to me how in the hell Rha is going to be JVd If and hopefully when he gets 100%..I ask this because as far as im aware Rha has never had a PFS or DFS..How the hell can a partner value its worth without these?..
bearhug2
05/1/2018
16:17
Hold on a second. Relax guys it's just another dilution. Good old George now up to 6.5 billion Shares.
tidy 2
05/1/2018
13:45
Doctor ... would love that to be true but will believe it when I see it as there has always been a lot of chatter on LSE and none of it has happened

Also if that were true surely he would have waited until Monday to release the RNS released today with that information on it ?

ihavenoclue
05/1/2018
13:31
A lot of talk on lse of a joint venture rns on Monday for Zulu . That will send prem flying
doctor 69
05/1/2018
12:55
Long term holders will be diluted into oblivion. That's what will happen.
dodge city
05/1/2018
12:48
What will the new venture do with ZULU that PREM cannot? Apart from nick it from under your trusting noses? I'm not buying this at all....

I think you will find ZULU will disappear into the new venture, and PREM will be left holding a minor proportion of the shares. That will knacker your voting power for a start.

Then what will happen is the new venture will consistently issue new shares to the investors & holders in the new company and will somehow dilute PREM into insignificance.

molatovkid
05/1/2018
12:46
The Bull
5 Jan '18 - 12:41 - 7892 of 7893
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I wish he would hold off on the updates until its a stunningly good one

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Amen ... the dust was just starting to settle from the last RNS and BLAM !! But as other have said .. you can buy now at what you could yesterday so the large lurches in the share price are not reflected in what the buy and sell prices have been IMHO.

ihavenoclue
05/1/2018
12:44
forwood ... we own 100% of it but what have we got to show for it ? To realise more value means more cost which means we own a smaller % but of something that is worth more.

I think George was hoping for perfect scenario .... buy Circum summer of 2017 as he thought a deal would be done before year end ... then he would have used that cash to take Zulu through a feasibility study with cash in the bank and no more dilution required.

That of course hasn't happened and RHA seems to be blinding the market to the other assets PREM has but of course money is needed to continue with RHA and Circum has caused the severe dilution.

I really do not think PREM will be taking Zulu to production. Just getting it to the results of the feasibility study with most of it still owned by PREM would vastly improve the value from where we are now. By this time, in a year or 18 months, I think Lithium will have further increased in value which may be enough to cover the loss of % of Zulu to get it to feasibility results.

All that being said I agree that now is not the time to be selling. PREM is at the crossroads but we are not at boom or bust yet IMHO

Regards
IHNC

ihavenoclue
05/1/2018
12:41
I wish he would hold off on the updates until its a stunningly good one
the bull
05/1/2018
12:36
pooler ... it is a 'we'll have to wait and see'
ihavenoclue
05/1/2018
11:09
He'll do a name change alright so he can fleece more mug punters.
jayrh
05/1/2018
10:17
As others point out, we currently own 100% Zulu. To bring Zulu into production will need a substantial and as yet undisclosed amount of money, ie a fund raising exercise. That can be done as Prem or when Zulu Newco is floated. Given recent history, I expect it will be easier to raise the cash as a dedicated company than as Prem.

Clearly, the number of shares allocated to Prem shareholders depends on how much capital Zulu newco is going to need, and what new investors are prepared to pay.

As owners, Prem shareholders will have to approve the flotation plans, so these will need to be credible and fair to existing shareholders. I don't know if George appreciates this yet but credibility means bringing in a new Chief Executive.

For my part, Newco ownership should be substantially Prem shareholders 60-80%. I wouldn't approve anything less.

The interesting factor here is that Prem is now vulnerable to an opportunistic bid. If I were interested in owning a large slice of Zulu or indeed all of it, I would proceed now while the share price is weak. Despite the problems, there is value in RHA, not least our loans. Then there is Circum and the goldminer. A predator might even reckon on realising value from the constituent parts, repaying a large part of whatever takeover premium would be required to get control.

Now is most definitely not the time to be selling out!

forwood
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