Regency Mines Share Discussion Threads

[1liam] 02/1/2020 10:41

Rumor is its 20 million italian lira.

[cheerleader miss jones] 02/1/2020 09:37

Looking forward to seeing how large those high noon buys turn out to be.

[1liam] 02/1/2020 09:00

Only 3 hours left before delayed buy arrives. Get in or miss the boat ;)

[cheerleader miss jones] 02/1/2020 08:59

Of course we can all do what Regency are hoping to do in our own homes now ,if everyone domestically was to embrace this new way of storing night time energy there wouldn't be any left for commercial players,which is another risk worth considering.


"If you move to an Economy 7 energy tariff, the cost of electricity is about half price between 11pm and 6 am. However, for most people who are tucked up in bed that is not very useful.

With a battery, you can automatically store the energy at night when it is cheap, ready for your family to use in the morning rush; cooking, showering and boiling kettles."

[1liam] 02/1/2020 08:13

Delayed buys on the horizon will arrive at high noon.

[cheerleader miss jones] 02/1/2020 06:29

Thank you for your interest .

[torp] 02/1/2020 01:07

lol

Industrial dilution. Over 7 billion shares added at the bucket price of 0.0275p

Then a 100-1 consolidation to tidy the embarrassing share price up

[torp] 02/1/2020 01:07

You were right

Industrial dilution. Over 7 billion shares added at the bucket price of 0.0275p

Then a 100-1 consolidation to tidy the embarrassing share price up

[torp] 02/1/2020 01:06

lol

Industrial dilution. Over 7 billion shares added at the bucket price of 0.0275p

Then a 100-1 consolidation to tidy the embarrassing share price up

[torp] 02/1/2020 00:44

Thanks for your reply. Just for readers benefit here, how many cheap discounted
0.0275p placing shares did you receive?

[cheerleader miss jones] 01/1/2020 23:56

Thanks for your reply . As part of my research,how many years have you been wasting your time here ,I was wondering ?

[seagullsslimjim] 01/1/2020 21:55

if Torp or anyone else helps just one person from knowing the real facts behind RRR and RGM then it's mission accomplished!!!

'Ignore history at your peril'

[torp] 01/1/2020 21:17

If I am wasting my time then why are you so uptight . . . . . ?

[the_debt_collector] 01/1/2020 21:14

Torp you are so pubic spirited helping others, perhaps you should spend more of your time in a charity shop or working in a food bank as opposed to wasting it on a meaningless public bulletin board in a company you have no investment in.

[torp] 01/1/2020 20:45

Since you are doing your research here is a list of the company results
each year and the amounts of cash raised by confetti share issues.

Pretty damning stuff TBH:

(figures taken from Annual Reports)

ANNUAL REPORT RESULTS
=====================

2012 - Loss of £2,112,350 - raised £907,090
2013 - Loss of £5,166,017 - raised £3,327,678
2014 - Loss of £1,508,812 - raised £1,212,805
2015 - Loss of £5,888,742 - raised £1,049,765
2016 - Loss of £1,965,722 - raised £781,595
2017 - Loss of £534,267 - raised £1,576,701
2018 - Loss of £1,549,619 - raised £1,150,000
2019 - Loss of £2,607,978 - raised £240,000


Total raised above - £10,245,634


As can be seen they have raised many £millions from dilution and yet today still
sit with an utterly paltry MCAP. How do they make such losses when they have
raised such large amounts of cash? I submit because the cash has just gone to
stupid director salaries and expenses which add no shareholder value.

DYOR

[torp] 01/1/2020 20:42

Long Term Holders

You're pretty "green" if you don't know that term

[torp] 01/1/2020 20:19

Haha don't mention the coal fiasco to LTHs here !

[cheerleader miss jones] 01/1/2020 20:08

"The Company has a series of UK based energy storage projects already identified. The first of these involves installing a "Peaker Plant" at a development site near Liverpool, the Southport Energy Centre. "

Below is an example of Regency making the same mistake of bitting off more than they can chew with their first coal venture in 2017 ,I can't find any further references to projects 2,3 or 4 after 1 went sour.

[torp] 01/1/2020 20:02

And what has your research shown in regards to how this situation has panned
out for RGM over the past 5+ years??

The fact is that the company has simply continued issuing shed loads of shares
year on year, usually at discount thereby diluting shareholders. The 10yr chart
of both this and RRR show perfectly the result of such a business model.

Here it is:





What has now changed??

A new chairman

And he's just blitzed the whole thing with billions of new shares issued at the
bucket price of 0.0275p (pre consolidation).

There were only 1.5 billion in issue and he's just issued over 7 billion more in
one go at the discounted price of 0.0275p

They are imho worthless bits of confetti

Then a consolidation performed on a 100-1 basis to make the share price look more
respectable. It's only 4 years ago that RGM had another consolidation, that
time on a 20-1 basis.

The business models of RRR and RGM have never changed imho. Just lots of
fingers in lots of pies and projects to keep the punters interested, whilst
continuing to issue loads of shares at discount to crony lenders. Shares which
are then dumped on naïve mugpunters on the basis of lots of "jam tomorrow"
ramping.

Any value in the assets/share gets destroyed by the sums expended on stupid
director salaries and admin and other expenses. This is how it has always been
at RRR and RGM. Whether that can or will change now with a new chairman is to
be seen but I for one absolutely would not give him any benefit of the doubt
esp after issuing over 7 billion shares at hugely discounted prices.

This remains for me a barge pole share. Until they cease director salaries,
curb admin and other expenses and establish some decent income streams (other
than confetti issues) then it's a huge no no for me personally.

DYOR

[cheerleader miss jones] 01/1/2020 16:59

My bank holiday research shows me Regency have big plans and wishes to take on lots of project sites not just in Liverpool ,but there is a risk to that strategy and that may be its better to not over stretch yourself . Focus on 1 project to make sure that the model works before committing more money. How long is it going take them to get a loan in place ? What will the terms and conditions be? Have they chosen their partner wisely seeing as an investment in Regency is really an investment in the new partner ? Will Regency still have Mambare to fall back on should everything go pear shaped ? If you think long enough about some of those questions and some of the potential outcomes and you quickly realise Regency is still very much at a make or break junction .For example if a loan is not forthcoming how would that effect Regency's valuation ? Everything appears to be pinned on them presenting a viable project to a lender in order to obtain a loan ,but if that doesn't happen for what ever reason it will be a case of up the ladder and down the snake all the way back to square one.

[kemche] 01/1/2020 14:15

KnWn (BC) - Unfiltered!

[torp] 01/1/2020 14:11

You'll find that a similar number of people also post on RRR too

[torp] 01/1/2020 14:08

uNkwn - "MrMagic, zumore and booboo hard at work here also it seems"


As you are rapidly finding out there are many very long term investors here that
know the score extremely well and who are immune to the ramping nonsense people
spout and try duping others with. Far more than just the 3 you cite there.
Most of them have experienced the outfall of a high dilution share and they are ready and willing to
state the SALIENT facts on boards like this and LSE.

These are the facts that rampers seek to conceal and sweep under the carpet or
present in misleading ways. They persist in posting the facts imho so that PIs
are able to make more informed decisions. Presumably you have no issue with that
right?

lol

[kemche] 01/1/2020 14:08

How much will they raise in 2020? To the nearest million?