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RBW Rainbow Rare Earths Limited

12.50
0.05 (0.40%)
Last Updated: 09:21:20
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Rainbow Rare Earths Limited LSE:RBW London Ordinary Share GG00BD59ZW98 ORD NPV
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.05 0.40% 12.50 12.00 13.00 12.75 12.475 12.75 345,182 09:21:20
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Chem,fertlizer Minrl Mng,nec 0 -11.98M -0.0192 -6.51 78.08M
Rainbow Rare Earths Limited is listed in the Chem,fertlizer Minrl Mng sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker RBW. The last closing price for Rainbow Rare Earths was 12.45p. Over the last year, Rainbow Rare Earths shares have traded in a share price range of 7.26p to 17.50p.

Rainbow Rare Earths currently has 624,645,196 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Rainbow Rare Earths is £78.08 million. Rainbow Rare Earths has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -6.51.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
03/3/2017
09:06
This stinks to high heaven
larva
03/3/2017
09:05
Thanks and regardless of how the general stock market fares,technology needs are not going to go away,so eventually we will see great interest I think.
hazl
02/3/2017
21:46
Yes, if you'd like to hazl, go ahead.
shakeypremis
02/3/2017
14:18
shakeypremis can I have your permission to post the link on the sha thread?
hazl
01/3/2017
21:42
I think I'll add revenue projections per annum based on the 3900 tonnes figure over two years to the note. 1950 tonnes per year? Odd figure, but any way.
shakeypremis
01/3/2017
21:09
Agreed novicetrader68

An excellent and informative research note worthy of any broker IMO

done...............

sian
01/3/2017
20:33
sian, would it perhaps be possible to put the research note in your header as then it won't get buried when we're 20 posts further down the line. It's a very worthwhile read I think, highlights the potential upside here.
novicetrade68
01/3/2017
20:07
Thank you Shakeypremis....much appreciated
sian
01/3/2017
17:49
Sian,here you go:

hxxps://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/73464917/Research%20notes/LON-RBW_Research-Note.pdf

If anyone spots anything they think is incorrect or has anything they feel would be worth adding, post on here and let me know. It's a work in progress and can serve as our master repository of knowledge on Rainbow.

shakeypremis
01/3/2017
12:50
thanks sian for link
hazl
28/2/2017
20:53
Hi Shakeypremis......

I wonder if you would maybe re-post your excellent informative research note here for the benefit of the board and new investors.

Best Regards

Sian

sian
28/2/2017
20:28
Shares Magazine - Big News 19.01.2017

Petra Diamonds founder to float rare earth miner

Rainbow Rare Earths could start generating revenue this year

A mining company offering near-term production, low capital expenditure requirements and a fully permitted project is set to join the UK stock market on or around 27 January. Rainbow Rare Earths is backed by investor and developer Pella Resources, best known for helping to build Petra Diamonds (PDL) from a small exploration business to become a FTSE 250 multi-project, £840m market cap miner.

We think Rainbow looks very appealing with a straightforward investment proposition. It hopes to pay dividends in the future.

RARE EARTHS FOCUS Rainbow is restarting the Gakara rare earths mine in Burundi that previously operated between 1948 and 1978. It will use excavators to remove the top layer of earth and then manually mine the veins. The miner will produce a concentrate and sell it to German conglomerate Thyssenkrupp under a 10-year offtake deal. Rainbow’s production will be sold at market price for a basket of rare earth elements minus a discount for it being in concentrate form. ‘Our average (in-situ) grade is 57% versus 3% average for rare earth projects around the world,’ says chairman Adonis Pouroulis.

Trial mining should begin by April, producing around 3,900 tonnes of concentrate over a two-year period. Its first concentrate will be available for sale after approximately nine months of trial mining. The equipment will be designed to produce 5,000 tonnes per year of concentrate so there will be no future capital requirements under the current mine plan. The company is confident it will seamlessly move into commercial production once the trial mining period ends.

GROWING DEMAND
Demand is growing for rare earth elements which Petra Diamonds founder to float rare earth miner Rainbow Rare Earths could start generating revenue this year are used in applications including electric vehicles, smartphones and wind turbines.

China has a near-monopoly over the supply of rare earth elements. Many non-Chinese end users are eager to mitigate supply risks by actively supporting the development of non-Chinese sources of supply, claims Rainbow. The company hopes to raise $7m to help fund capital expenditure ($2.3m), working capital ($2m), repay borrowings worth $2m and the rest to cover the costs of joining the stock market. The business is expected to be valued at between $17m and $22m when it floats on London’s Main Market. Pouroulis is also chairman of Petra Diamonds and he founded Pella Resources. The latter business helped to finance successful chrome miner Tharisa (THS) and Chariot Oil & Gas (CHAR:AIM). Pouroulis says other companies from the Pella portfolio may soon float on the UK stock market.

SHARES SAYS: Looks very interesting and Pouroulis’ involvement adds credibility to the story. Get ready to buy as soon as it floats on the market. (DC)

sian
28/2/2017
11:34
Wondering what this has over MKA to give such a disparity in the mkt caps? I like them both but not sure what I am missing?
soulsauce
25/2/2017
18:06
Thanks jon123 for sharing.

I have ordered a book called "Elements of power" on the same theme from Amazon just now.

RBW seems to tick a number of boxes re investment potential with the usual risks associated with resource mining in less stable/unpredictable parts of the world. However, RBW senior team have very strong experience of working in Africa and according to the website, have employed the former Minister of Mines for Burundi - so may be able to navigate better than most.

I have taken a small position in RBW and will add depending on market sentiment and mining progress....expect it may take about 12-18 months for more traction, but with AIM mining stocks, one can never tell when the share price will rocket for no good reason !

Good luck all :)

multibagger
25/2/2017
12:23
maybe of interest to a few on here
jon123
24/2/2017
15:10
Some movement today and available shares getting smaller yet again.
novicetrade68
23/2/2017
08:53
You can buy 150k shares in one go, used to be 250k, so the overhang is getting slowly reduced, I added some shares myself yesterday and will buy more if it drops even further.

At some point the herd will arrive here, just a matter of when and not if - I think !

novicetrade68
23/2/2017
08:23
yes still comfortable here
hazl
23/2/2017
08:20
Trial mining within two months if we are still on track. I think this will have its day soon, once the 3m overhang is cleared.
novicetrade68
23/2/2017
07:58
For once I jumped in too soon, this time next year I guess!
Any news expected in the short term?

mustau
16/2/2017
17:54
2 tonnes of neodymium per wind turbine I have somewhere I think.
shakeypremis
16/2/2017
16:34
older but relevant imo
hazl
16/2/2017
16:00
this looks set for return to IPO price. no rush to buy in for now
brando69
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