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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.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
25/8/2017
14:27
Mike-F that sounds about right to me. I think there's every chance that the Circum and Zulu events could be Georges swan song. from what I'm seeing he could retire very nicely from the proceeds. Any why shouldn't he.

You probably know that Prem will be assembling a new BOD imminently. That reinforces your view as well as perhaps the one that more in depth skills are now needed given the potential that lies ahead. I expect we'll hear news on it very soon.

GLA

tedoby2
25/8/2017
13:44
Here are my reasons for sticking with PREM - Circum - It will be bought buy big boys soon, which will give us good returns. - Zulu - Amazing asset and we will get regular updates regarding it's progress. - TCTIT - TCT-Indústrias Florestais is controlled by Premier African Minerals Ltd, which in November 2016 acquired a controlling interest of 52% for US$2.1 million in two 26% stakes purchased from Transport Commodity Trading Mozambique Ltd (TCTM) and GAPI Sociedade de Investimentos.The company has an operating license for a limestone deposit in an area of 27 square kilometres and a forest concession with 24,812 hectares located in the centre of Mozambique. - RHA - Production starts in Q4 - CASA project - 5,000 metres drilling programme with the aim to increase and upgrade the existing mineral resource estimate. Half of it will be done by October. 4.2% stake will give us good return. By December PREM will give more then double of my current investment.
sarpanch
25/8/2017
12:34
One thing I also keep thinking to myself is GR is no spring chicken... I reckon Zulu and Circum are his key to a very handsome retirement! Bodes very well for us along for the ride.
mike_f
25/8/2017
12:30
Vitec very fair , just bought another 1 million
doctor 69
25/8/2017
12:13
vitec - a nice well reasoned post. I couldn't agree more!

GLA

tedoby2
25/8/2017
11:39
the more you look at Circum , you can fully understand why George wants to be at > 10%. PREM have Zulu as well , these are potential blockbusters, i reckon patience will get us a 10 bagger here and by the looks of it , if Cicum is sold , well you will get the 4 p share price sooner than most believe.

looking to my piggy bank for more here

doctor 69
25/8/2017
11:21
With the reference to the YA deal, I was pointing out that it's not always the same as before.
activeservo
25/8/2017
11:17
I think Nicos' "what" was referring to the fact YA have nothing to do with the shares exchanged for Circum shares.
mike_f
25/8/2017
11:11
This reminds me of UKOG before it took off. Constant deramping,moaning "I've seen it all before"...

Nicos I had a fair few similar responses before UKOG took off. I must be useless. UKOG, PRIM, SRSP, YOLO all within 3 months...

activeservo
25/8/2017
11:09
Exactly Mike. They don't ALWAYS sell down, the same as YA deals aren't ALWAYS lost causes..
activeservo
25/8/2017
11:00
activeservo, every company we've offered shares to in exchange for their stake have sold it down immediately so far so not really no, perhaps they won't all do that however!
mike_f
25/8/2017
10:59
activeservo,
you really do need to read the last few RNSs.....

nicosevos
25/8/2017
10:56
Has anyone considered that the seller isn't actually "distressed" and simply wants to spread risk by accepting PREM shares for Circum, having investment in two companies both with tier one assets that are shortly due to come to fruition..
activeservo
25/8/2017
10:48
To add balance
dmitribollokov
25/8/2017
10:48
why are you here dmitri
billthebank
25/8/2017
10:35
Why they being ultra negative?
vitec
25/8/2017
10:31
Does anyone know what is wrong with lse chat
bonzodog1
25/8/2017
10:17
If you want to put Circum's prospect in perspective, it is about 9 tenths as big as the Isle of Wight!
bittorrent
25/8/2017
10:09
What's your take on it then dmitri? These smaller shareholders found out its all a hoax and there's no potash, just dust. I suppose GR's mates at Circum are just flogging him a dead horse? Yes, that sounds far more plausible.
mike_f
25/8/2017
10:02
Lots of different distressed sellers, how convenient.
dmitribollokov
25/8/2017
09:41
Bill, I must admit that is the baffling part, I can only assume they are distressed sellers and can't wait another few months as when the amount is settled in PREM shares they sell them down immediately.

Good post ted, I concur. Exciting 6 months ahead of us

mike_f
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