Rainbow Rare Earths Share Discussion Threads

[bigboots] 25/4/2017 16:32

Can easily see 50p plus in this share by Sept 2017

[bigboots] 25/4/2017 16:32

Can easily see 50p plus in this share by Sept 2017

[novicetrade68] 25/4/2017 16:13

Available shares drying up now...

[dingo75] 25/4/2017 13:27

Company Presentation. Released 19th April.

;)




Fully Permitted, Fully Funded to Profitable mining end of year.
That's the quickest mining operation I've ever come across.

An Inevitable Cash Cow.

[hazl] 24/4/2017 11:50

Motley fool has definitely helped.

Perhaps it could have a look at my ONEV ONEVIEW
that I also have faith in!

LOL

[novicetrade68] 24/4/2017 10:37

Nice to see some steady buying again here + a 263k buy at 11.40p

[novicetrade68] 21/4/2017 16:00

Here you go :

'Does this mining minnow offer more upside than Sirius Minerals plc?'



Many investors are attracted to junior mining and oil stocks for the prospect of achieving life-changing profits over a relatively short period of time. With a market cap of just £16m and significant upside potential, Rainbow Rare Earths(LSE: RBW) more than ticks the box.
A mining company focused on the exploration and development of the Gakara Rare Earth Project in Burundi, East Africa -- one of the richest such deposits in the world -- debt-free Rainbow is backed by well-regarded developer, Pella Resources. The low-risk, low-capex project is fully permitted with a 25-year mining licence being granted in 2015. Perhaps understandably, the company also has the full support of the Burundi Government and locals.
Rare earth elements are used in wind turbines, mobile phones and electric vehicles. It therefore stands to reason that demand is likely to soar over the next decade. Add to this the possibility of Rainbow's shares rocketing if Donald Trump instigates a trade war with China (which owns the vast majority of rare earth assets) and the investment proposition starts to looks rather appealing.

In its recent operations update towards the end of March, the company revealed that a mining fleet had been ordered and was expected to be in operation in a matter of weeks. Assuming all has gone to plan, this month's initial extraction of run of mine ore will then be stockpiled until roughly September, at which point it will be transferred to the company's new processing plant.
Of course, mining a precious resource is one thing, selling it is quite another. Here however, Rainbow also offers a degree of security for investors. The company has already signed a 10-year distribution and off-take agreement for exclusive sales of 5,000 tonnes of concentrate with active worldwide metals trader Thyssenkrup.

Proceed with caution
Despite all this, it can't be emphasised enough that buying shares in businesses this small is about as risky as it gets. Indeed, with its share price now standing 10% lower than when it came to the market in January, it seems many investors still need to be convinced of the company's potential.
When compared to something like Rainbow, £1bn cap Sirius Minerals(LSE: SXX) is a different beast entirely. While other writers on the Fool are more wary of the polyhalite producer, I've never lost faith, particularly after it managed to secure the Stage 1 finance required to begin building its mine in North Yorkshire towards the end of 2016.
Following a positive construction update at the end of March, the share price has been on something of a roll, climbing 43% in just over three weeks. While some profit-taking from traders is inevitable, I can see this trend continuing when the company moves to the main market at the end of April. A full listing will force those operating trackers to buy in. Many institutional investors, previously restricted from adding Sirius to their funds, are also highly likely to take full advantage.
While the company still faces many hurdles over the next few years, the fact that construction is proceeding to plan gives me even more confidence that its shares will multi-bag from their current price. So, while Rainbow Rare Earths appears to have a lot of potential, I'll be sticking with the substantially de-risked Sirius for now.

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[maccamcd] 21/4/2017 15:50

Apparently motley fool article has woken this rough diamond up.. Anybody got copy?

[novicetrade68] 21/4/2017 14:32

500k buy, things starting to stir here.

[sian] 20/4/2017 18:02

Good number of trades today......should see this come to life shortly as plant get installed and processing commences.

[dingo75] 20/4/2017 15:45

it will be making at least it's market cap in Profits very soon, fully funded with cash to spare, oozes quality. what's not to like. A1 investment. ding ding!

[novicetrade68] 20/4/2017 11:34

Looks like this may have been tipped somewhere, some steady buying thus far.

[hazl] 17/4/2017 09:48

same paper but seems more about Oryx than Petra from what I gather.

[hazl] 17/4/2017 09:40

Offshoot of Petra.
This is for you opodio I care about these matters, too, and if you can find anything more specific, please post.
It is a dangerous industry but I prefer to invest in ethical firms so let's prove or disprove it by al means.

[opodio] 11/4/2017 07:39

what was it about blood diamonds and directors involvement someone mentioned?

[flashheart] 10/4/2017 12:53

Indeed. All buys so far today and now showing as buys.

[hazl] 10/4/2017 12:06

With a lot of notice being taken in the various REM'S today I think it will soon be our turn!
I think a lot of people and posters aren't even aware of this good company.

[sian] 07/4/2017 20:12

I am predicting great things from this little acorn....lets watch and see how it grows leading up to first commercial production.

RBW has institutional Investment from some of the biggest names in the business ...hmmm

Flying under the radar presently...

BR

[shakeypremis] 04/4/2017 20:53

"We think our deposit is the highest grade IN THE WORLD."

[sian] 04/4/2017 17:58

New Podcast 04.04.2017 reference recent appointments