Security Res. Share Discussion Threads

[meijiman] 20/4/2017 11:08

Any developments here? ESR doesn't provide a great template for shareholder returns.
Wonder what this management team does all day...........

[battlebus2] 06/3/2017 13:18

Buying them on the cheap alongside reducing the disgruntled shareholders base.

[meijiman] 06/3/2017 12:41

How amazing-what a great sign of confidence. Got to assume he doesn't see this purchase as dead money and he will therefore not be selling via the auction.

[eezymunny] 05/3/2017 09:51

Director hoovers up huge block of shares in the auction... Well a few ;)

www.srgroupplc.com/documents/2017%203%203%20Dealing%20In%20Shares.pdf

[battlebus2] 16/2/2017 18:51

Auctions time again for two weeks.

Two sales on the book

850@35p
2000@40p

[skyship] 01/2/2017 14:06

Thnx all.

Davidosh - obvious question, as your info must come from a different source.

Could you quiz them on Warwick's comments to erstwhile?

[meijiman] 31/1/2017 09:25

It's unbelievable that you find out things from reading a BB rather than from the company. This outfit are truly pathetic at keeping investors informed.

[interceptor2] 31/1/2017 07:12

Thanks Davidosh, now they should have no excuses about sending cash to shareholders.

Investors here have been in contact with the Directors, and I will certainly be chasing them up again once I have seen the details.

[battlebus2] 31/1/2017 00:14

That's news we all wanted to hear!! Thanks davidosh hopefully news in time.

[davidosh] 31/1/2017 00:03

Just a head ups for a few others that hold. Apparently PSG has been sold. Not sure what price but a competitor mentioned it.

Has anyone contacted them about shareholder cash returns ?

[thelung] 22/1/2017 10:10

httX://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/171683/sama-graphite-has-big-plans-for-lola-deposit-as-shares-begin-toronto-trading

[thelung] 22/1/2017 10:06

Sama Graphite Inc. (“SRG”) – (TSXV: SRG) is a Canadian-based resource company focused on developing the Lola Graphite deposit in the Republic of Guinea, West Africa. The Lola Graphite deposit is one of the largest surface graphite mineralizations in the world, with an area of 3.22 km2 of continuous graphite rich gneiss. SRG owns a 100% interest in the Lola Graphite Project. Sama Resources Inc owns a 49% interest in SRG

The Lola graphite deposit is located approximately 1 000 km east of Conakry, the capital city of the Republic of Guinea. The Lola deposit graphite mineralisation is well exposed at surface along its entire strike length, with samples grading up to 20% Cg (large flakes) and can often be seen in higher concentration agglomerates.

Additionally, the first 20 m of the deposit are well weathered, freeing graphite flakes from the silicate gangue, thereby allowing for easy grinding with an optimal recovery of large and jumbo flakes.

The Lola graphite occurrence was originally discovered by BUMIFOM (Bureau Minier de la France Outremer) in 1951. BUMIFOM dug 309 pits in the oxide material, performed numerous metallurgical tests and drew up blueprints for a proposed on-site processing facility.

However, shortly after Guinea’s declaration of independence in 1958, the project was abandoned and subsequently forgotten - until Sama Resources “re-discovered” the deposit in 2012

[meijiman] 14/12/2016 10:26

Has anyone tried to contact this company for an update?
Clearly they treat shareholders with utter contempt but if there is wrong doing then that is a different matter. I can't understand the strategy or the timeframe in which they are operating.
If you want to sell assets then surely you tee up this process. The longer this drags on the more desperate you are seen.

[battlebus2] 09/12/2016 17:06

Well the longer this drags on the we have less shareholders with fed up punters selling at the auctions.

[meijiman] 09/12/2016 15:34

Yes that has crossed my mind as well............

[eeza] 09/12/2016 15:17

Or

Do they intend to make any return?

[meijiman] 09/12/2016 15:05

It looks as though there will be nothing announced here this side of Christmas. It's a rather sorry state of affairs.I have never understood why companies who are seen as forced sellers expect to get top $ prices for assets.Is it the case they want to complete the sale of all businesses before making any return. ?

[meijiman] 22/11/2016 12:24

Yes but the bid/offer there doesn't seem at all attractive. I keep returning to skyships excellent post 312.

[battlebus2] 22/11/2016 11:54

There's an auction if you wish to buy or sell..

[meijiman] 22/11/2016 10:45

Is anything happening here? I'm rather thinking that the Board are hoping to run off with all the proceeds. This really is a disgraceful situation IMHO.

[skyship] 26/10/2016 16:17

erstwhile - sorry, didn't mean to sound terse.

[skyship] 26/10/2016 14:16

erstwhile - sorry, wrong on all counts.

It would be a re-run of the Lionheart campaign - but as Theresa May constantly states - "Not sensible to set out our negotiating stance in public".

All in good time....and when it comes to it, I'm sure we can count on your vote...