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SOLG Solgold Plc

11.72
-0.08 (-0.68%)
Last Updated: 10:15:11
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Solgold Plc LSE:SOLG London Ordinary Share GB00B0WD0R35 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.08 -0.68% 11.72 11.62 11.74 11.94 11.34 11.80 3,585,047 10:15:11
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gold Ores 3.9M -50.34M -0.0168 -6.87 354.13M
Solgold Plc is listed in the Gold Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SOLG. The last closing price for Solgold was 11.80p. Over the last year, Solgold shares have traded in a share price range of 5.67p to 17.00p.

Solgold currently has 3,001,106,975 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Solgold is £354.13 million. Solgold has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -6.87.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
28/11/2018
15:30
Really excellent webinar. So much good stuff in it.
dmitribollokov
28/11/2018
15:06
Time will tell where price goes from here.
Not ramping only voicing my opinion.
Holding on to my shares.
GLA

mam fach
28/11/2018
14:41
"jerryspaniel28 Nov '18 - 14:34 - 13982 of 13982
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DGR is NM!!"

Ha yes sorry, just quickly going through my bbg holders list, you get what I mean though.

dmitribollokov
28/11/2018
14:34
DGR is NM!!
jerryspaniel
28/11/2018
13:34
Mirabeau

So they can't aggressively go and solicit shares from other shareholders without the company's consent - ie go to Blackrock, DGR etc and work out a level they can get a stake to force a takeover.

They can however work with the company on an acceptable level and terms that the acquirer can then offer to buy the stock from the current holders.

Ie in friendly takeover SOLG can say yay or nay. Hostile takeover can be done without SOLG being able to day or do anything about it.

dmitribollokov
28/11/2018
13:12
cheers - lefrene
mirabeau
28/11/2018
13:03
Mirabeau, I would think that the likes of Newcrest and BHP already have a very good idea of the costs involved in starting extraction at Alpala, the PEA would seem more of an exercise to provide 'proofs' of viability to potential lenders. I assume that extractors will want to fund as much as possible of the project with borrowings. The lenders will need confidence that the metals are really there, and that the start up costs can be recovered as swiftly as possible. Hence, not only has NM got to prove that Solg has something to sell, but he also has to smooth the path of would be buyers towards potential lenders. No doubt a lot of long faces will make sagacious noises as they crank up the interest rate, unless of course the mythical copper shortage beast hoves into view, and then it's off to the races :¬)
lefrene
28/11/2018
12:59
db - Cheers but how would be know the difference between what is hostile and what isn't? A bit of clueless on this point! Appreciate any insights

thanks

mirabeau
28/11/2018
12:52
THey are confident of PEA early Q1. Lets not just ramp adn through our daft nyumbers. It will not be 90p after a PEA. It is preliminary and many of the economic advantages of teh site are already know and out there.
5070481
28/11/2018
12:51
The standstill agreement only pertains to hostile offer, it doesn't preclude them making an offer that isn't hostile...
dmitribollokov
28/11/2018
12:50
The Standstill Agreement's popped the bubble somewhat. The market was hyped up on expectations of a massive offer and then the BHP-SOLG agreement killed that dead so now it's back to waiting...I bet there's many more twists and turns here

A third party bidder would be nice but let's see what happens to :

1 - Cornerstone (CGP) - who's gonna swallow up our partner?
2 - the PEA for Alpala should put a real, commercial value on what we have at Alpala-Cascabel

mirabeau
28/11/2018
12:22
hxxp://www.redcloudks.com/rcks-events/solgold-exploration-update-live-webinar

Register here

dmitribollokov
28/11/2018
12:01
My thoughts price should be 45p now.
With PEA 90p min.
We're all fellow travellers here with same objective.
Stay with it.

mam fach
28/11/2018
11:25
How can we listen to the webinar and what time please .
mknight
28/11/2018
11:18
Hi mam Looks like more than 50/50 for a PEA. I remember reading on another junior miner board (I suppose that's not us now!) a while back that a popular time for bids to appear is between MRE and PEA. The buyer MAY get a cheaper asset. We only need one bidder to start the conversation and I've said consistently that we are likely to have one in the next 2/3 months. I'm expecting a really positive webinar later today - well worth tuning in for.
zeusfurla
28/11/2018
11:12
Does anyone think we will have PEA announcement this year?
Doubt anything major will happen before this.
Happy to be proved wrong.

mam fach
28/11/2018
10:05
Higher all the time :)
bmnsa
28/11/2018
09:54
Seems to me like the day traders have been selling down from 43ish .when they re enter some will get in cheaper and some will have to pay more.
mknight
28/11/2018
09:45
Rumbles from said volcano with flares showing this AM.
bmnsa
28/11/2018
09:33
But you do feel the volcano is bubbling.
Eruption soon.
Have to keep the faith.
Been here long time.

mam fach
28/11/2018
08:57
Still treading water again today

:o/

onedayrodders
28/11/2018
05:38
Bag as many as pos before the crowd arrives.
bmnsa
28/11/2018
05:33
TBH IMO we will be very rich in a very short time.Buy Out is being mentioned.Just keep adding on the QT.
bmnsa
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