Regency Mines Share Price (RGM)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Regency Mines	LSE:RGM	London	Ordinary Share	GB00BYVT4J08	ORD 0.01P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+0.025p	+4.76%	0.55p	3,911,417	10:00:26
Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
0.50p		0.60p	0.55p	0.525p	0.525p

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Mining	0.0	-0.5	-0.1	-	4.35

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
20/4/2018	17:24	UKREG	Regency Mines PLC Holding(s) in Company
06/4/2018	07:00	UKREG	Regency Mines PLC Issue of Shares under Share Incentive Plan
28/3/2018	17:21	UKREG	Regency Mines PLC Change of Registered Office
23/3/2018	13:08	ALNC	Regency Mines Swings To Interim Profit On Disposal Of Horse Hill Stake
23/3/2018	07:21	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
23/3/2018	07:00	UKREG	Regency Mines PLC Half-year Report
27/2/2018	16:35	UKREG	Regency Mines PLC Price Monitoring Extension
27/2/2018	15:05	ALNC	Regency Mines Signs Joint Venture Agreement With Legacy Hill Resources
27/2/2018	14:00	UKREG	Regency Mines PLC Joint Venture with Legacy Hill Resources
30/1/2018	12:13	ALNC	Regency Mines Debt Free After Fully Paying Off Outstanding Loan

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Regency Mines (RGM) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time	Trade Price	Trade Size	Trade Value	Trade Type
2018-04-26 15:12:14	0.52	572,963	2,950.76	O
2018-04-26 14:32:27	0.52	500,000	2,610.00	O
2018-04-26 14:23:34	0.53	500,000	2,625.00	O
2018-04-26 12:34:51	0.54	36,102	193.22	O
2018-04-26 11:36:54	0.57	31,891	183.28	O

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26/4/2018 09:20	Regency Mines Daily Update: Regency Mines is listed in the Mining sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker RGM. The last closing price for Regency Mines was 0.53p. Regency Mines has a 4 week average price of 0.43p and a 12 week average price of 0.43p. The 1 year high share price is 1.08p while the 1 year low share price is currently 0.43p. There are currently 791,239,654 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 4,884,445 shares. The market capitalisation of Regency Mines is £4,351,818.10. Read Full Thread Reply
22/10/2017 22:34	graylyn1: FROM TWITTER FEED ← Regency Mines #RGM update due. Is Regency Mines a steel at this price? #RGM Posted on October 22, 2017 \| Leave a comment Disclosure: This blog is the work of Sunil Mark-Singh (Silky). Sunil holds Regency Mines shares. Overview: Regency Mines Plc are a small cap resource exploration company creating value mthrough strategic investments and project development at bottom of the global commodities cycle. Like many small caps, diversification is often key, however, RGM have a very interesting portfolio and one which has the potential, in my opinion, to not only create serious momentum, but to be extremely profitable at these levels for seasoned investors. With a potential Metallurgical coal deal about to be announced, a world class Nickel-cobalt project in Papua New Guinea and one of the world’s largest underdeveloped Niobium-Tantalum deposits in Southern Greenland, RGM are not skimping on the asset front. Alongside this sits our 10% in recently AIM listed Curzon which has its focus on gas in Oregon, USA. What has really turned the company’s fortunes was its investment in UK Oil and Gas (LON:UKOG) and Horse Hill, based in Surrey. The remarkable share price rise over the last months has created liquidity in RGM’s books to really get it’s projects to a level of tangible value. The real short to medium value comes through our coal projects. This is due to them being able to generate revenues which can then help develop the rest of the company’s exploration assets. So why coal? When anyone first talks about coal, it sounds dirty and old fashioned. Not so attractive. However, when we talk about coal for RGM, we are talking Metallurgical, rather than thermal. Metallurgical or ‘coking’ coal is used to produce coke, which is needed in steel making. Perfectly synonymous with the US’s industrial gearing. To put this into perspective . US coal exports totaled $3.6 billion in 2017’s first half – a 163% increase over the same period in 2016. RGM and it’s Coal journey As everyone knows it’s not been the easiest of relationships. RGM ownership of 20% of Rosa mine was initially a fantastic investment ‘once it got producing’. Getting it producing has been one of Andrew Bell’s biggest challenges over the last few months but could well be one of the most rewarding experiences. The difference a few months has made is in the sale of the UKOG shares and HH weald basin % which has seen a ROI of over £2 million. This money as previously RNS’d is to be used for: deleveraging the business furthering our interests in metallurgical coal provide working capital for the development of other opportunities. Which is why at the lowly price of .6p means that the upside could be potentially massive if RGM can time this right. We also have a management company in the mix which means our coal investments will be run with ‘partners or a partner’. This gives the much needed support and experience for this to really take off. Other investments Whilst it’s important not to get carried away, the other assets we have with RGM are second to none. Mambare I see the 50% owned Nickel-Cobalt deposit in Papua New Guinea, has a JORC Resource of 162.5 m/t @ 0.94% Ni 0.09% Co. Whilst the nickel price is sitting pretty at $12,000/ton from its bottom it’s nowhere near the highs of 2008 which were $30,000/t. – Nickel-manganese-cobalt batteries are set to become industry standard over the foreseeable future which means demand will look to increase and this project could well be another company maker with the right guidance. Motzfelt Our 100% owned Niobium-Tantalum deposit is another project picked up by Bell in 2014. Whilst it has had exploration it still needs some work to find its complete potential. It is already known to be one of the largest undeveloped Niobium-Tantalum deposits in the world. What happens to this depends on company’s liquidity for developing this. However, once it does get underway, could quickly find itself on a lot of people’s radars just for scale. It has a JORC inferred mineral resource of 340mt @ 120ppm Ta2O5, 1850ppm Nb2O5 and 4600ppm Zr02. Curzon Recently listed at 10p on LON:AIM, Curzon is the 100% owner and operator of coalbed methane gas accumulations on c. 45k acres in the Coos Bay area of Oregon. RGM recently took part in the IPO which it took 8.28% of the company. Curzon will be targeting first gas by the end of this year (2017) deliverying $1m of annual operating cashflow within the first 6 months of listing and a Net Asset Value of over $30m by end of year 1 giving RGM significant uplift if Curzon delivers on its strategic outlook. Conclusion Whilst RGM has fantastic looking assets, it really comes down to the coal as the spark. Global economic growth has a lot to do with steel demand with first-half GDP growth higher than expected both in China (6.9%) and globally (3.6%). If we get the coal deal that we think we can, with the capital we have then RGM could be a real winner this cycle and at this price and market cap, it looks an absolute ‘steel’. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
25/7/2017 08:19	9tintin: I think the thread title is somewhat obsolete - it's all about OIL !!! Surely with UKOG going like a train the relative value of HHL must reflect that revaluation?? Even allowing for the distrust of our 'master mind' this stagnation of RGM is nuts. AS I write UKOG is up another staggering 26% - RGM ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,?? ZILCH I make the stake in UKOG to now be worth £1.15m which is an appreciation in the region of 325% on the original stake (£270k) Meanwhile RGM share price has gone up 13% - from .6p to .68p - big deal. Tintin Read Full Thread Follow Reply
22/7/2017 10:48	vinceelliott: X54v The MM RGM paper is flawed. The current valuation of the 3.1percent cannot be linked to the share price of UKOG shares, ONLY to the non quoted share price of HHDL. Secondly, if you accept the MM RGM valuation, then you cannot also add back in later the increase in the share price of UKOG as a separate item adding to the valuation. There is a significant gain to be made. I spent some time last night trawling through RNSs and annual reports,trying to get a clear picture on assets and shareholding (stopped at Feb 17, working towards today); still keen to see what happened to all the warrants at 0.8 and 1.0). Read Full Thread Follow Reply
20/7/2017 14:34	x54v: Topicel, I'm not sure of your timeframe, but mine is probably a lot shorter than yours. I'm not looking to hold anything for a long time and am looking more to profit from the swings than from any long move. With that in mind I don't analyse in detail. I'm more keen to asses the current sentiment and look for any short term catalysts which might boost the share price. If you look at Twitter there are a number of people mentioning RGM and the UKOG connection. There is interest there and that makes it a possible short term catalyst. The percentage number to me is irrelevant. The fact that RGM has an appreciating position in UKOG and that it's worth a decent part of the current market cap is enough to potentially attract new investors. Indeed looking at the increased volume in the shares over the past couple of days, it seems likely that it is already doing so. AB has a lot of people who don't like him and I can understand that if they are shareholders who have held on to the likes of RRR or RGM long term. But the fact that he is so disliked doesn't stop the share price from moving up from time to time and providing an opportunity for profit. Indeed RGM went up this year from 0.4 to 1.3 over a period of a few months, even with AB at the helm and being so disliked. Price will do what it does. On AIM the direction and speed can change in an instant as can sentiment. And it can often do exactly the opposite of what you might think, despite all the analysis you put in. I don't care about AB. I care about the share price and what it does. Focussing on AB won't determine how much you win or lose. Focussing on the share price and the actions that you take personally is what matters. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
05/6/2017 17:21	edward hopper: April 5th RNS loan note: b) If the price of Shares is below the Fixed Conversion Price the Lender may elect to convert at the Variable Conversion Price, but if it does so it is restricted to Conversion of a maximum of $200,000 in any one month; Andrew Bell, Chairman of Regency Mines, comments: " If the share price remains strong as we anticipate then the effect is likely to be similar to that of an equity funding, without warrants, at 1.15 pence per share. In analysing this facility the Board considers the value creation potential of the Company's rapidly expanding coal assets in the United States to significantly outweigh the cost of capital paid to investors, and notes that the Lender will have a direct interest in the Company's share price performance over the next year. We look forward to these funds directly impacting the Company's bottom line and future share price performance." I think we can safely say there are at least $200k's worth of shares to be sold in the coming month and 2 remaining months after that. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
25/5/2017 22:10	x54v: Whatever he's meaning, a positive production report would be just the tonic the share price needs to get it back on an upward trend again. By now the market has drifted in the absence of news, possibly with some selling through impatience. In the recent Mining Maven podcast AB talks about execution risk and the different perception people have of this. With investors not being so close to the coal face, so to speak, they see the execution risk as higher than it actually is. Whereas from AB's point of view it's actually pretty low (from 5:40 onwards). Https://www.miningmaven.com/index.php?option=com_content&;view=article&id=619:miningmaven-podcast-no-78-with-andrew-bell-chairman-and-ceo-of-regency-mines-lonrgm-rgm&catid=51:podcasts&Itemid=553 The risk with acting on impatience / a lack of news on production is that a positive RNS could be issued at any time and stock will suddenly be very hard to buy. The MMs will gap price up before anyone gets a chance to buy in, and on top of that the free float is that much thinner now that so many PIs have recently taken 3%+ stakes. Try buying when there's suddenly huge demand and nobody wanting to let go of their stock until the price is much, much higher. With the price having drifted back, now looks to be a decent time to buy. Would Andrew Bell have spent £65k of his own cash buying as high as 1.16p if he didn't think there was considerable upside to be had? Would Stephen Moscicki, a successful entrepreneur in the field, have spent £320k of his own cash paying 1p for shares if he didn't think he'd be making a tidy profit on that? Would multiple PIs have taken notifiable stakes without doing due diligence and seeing that there was a very good risk:reward opportunity with their investment? There's a big opportunity for the share price to appreciate significantly over time given such strong fundamentals, and at the moment the pullback is presenting a good opportunity to buy now. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
23/5/2017 18:59	graylyn1: There are two parts to commercial production one is a product that you are going to sell, the other is a client who wishes to buy your product. So until you can match up the product which you should have in hand with a willing buyer you do not have a business eg: lets say we have 20k tons of met grade coal to sell, Mr or Mrs X wants to buy 15k tons of met grade coal per month now we know we have enough forward stock to complete the order if we agree on price we also know we can produce at least the same amount again over the same time span, bingo we have a deal now we tell the market!! Expected news to come.... Rosa first coal sales and production update. Vali Carbon Corporation, news of possible 50k ton per month coal deal also update on that project. Due diligence on the 3rd project at Alabama Coal, plus possible resource estimate 101 if they can find the paper work (LOL) Update on / Motzfeldt https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/regency-mines-RGM/share-news/Regency-Mines-PLC-Grant-of-Option-over-Motzfeldt/73923790 Update on Curzon Energy Curzon Energy Regency intends to purchase a 10% stake in Curzon Energy plc, a UK vehicle controlling two leases (20,000 acres) and five producing methane gas wells near Coos Bay, Oregon in the United States. This is a coal bed methane project which looks to have legs and is expected to be listed in London ASAP end May/beginning June this year. So lots to look forward to, nothing is amiss I am sure you surly would not want to be out of RGM at this critical moment in time, as we move from explorer to producer. The current share price is only valuing RGM as a tiny explorer at around £5m THIS WILL LEAP UP with production news and we should not have very long to wait, we must have been producing coal stocks steadily for around a month I would guess. Andrew Bell has said, he wants institutions to get on board this will no doubt be to accelerate the third project which sounds pretty big and will require funding from deep pockets, so the value of RGM needs to get well over £20m I think to entice them in. Andrew Bell is not as young as he was and I think this Coal project will be his retirement/pension pot (just my thoughts ) I think Horse Hill will be sold at some point in the next 12 months which should raise extra funds. Who knows If the nickel price starts to show more recovery we could have that project re started, they have a licence to use the DNi Process for 40,000t p year. So even a fool can see the assets and projects of RGM are not supported by a fair or even reasonable share price imo, dyor. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
04/4/2017 11:28	someuwin: paul johnson‏ @pauljohnson9691 · 2 hours ago Mine JV partner now taking 6% stake in #RGM has to be the clearest signal yet as to the anticipated forward movement in RGM share price! Read Full Thread Follow Reply
19/11/2015 20:02	rwauu: Why don't you ask someone who invested here nice lump of money and now has barely a few p left??? Look at RGM share price years ago and now! 99.99% loss!!! Read Full Thread Follow Reply
11/9/2014 13:13	trigger blade: I've had a go at working out the value of ALBA's shareholding to RGM. RGM holds 49,315,000 shares in ALBA @1.25p = £621369 RGM's market cap is £5,572 million £621369/£;5,572,000 = 11.1% RGM share price currently 0.35p and 11.1% of that = 0.003885p I'm going for a lie down after that intense bit of mental activity :-) Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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