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SOLG Solgold Plc

8.90
-0.24 (-2.63%)
23 Apr 2024 - Closed
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
  -0.24 -2.63% 8.90 8.86 8.98 9.14 8.41 9.13 6,238,862 16:35:13
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gold Ores 3.9M -50.34M -0.0168 -5.32 268.3M
Solgold Plc is listed in the Gold Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SOLG. The last closing price for Solgold was 9.14p. Over the last year, Solgold shares have traded in a share price range of 5.67p to 20.00p.

Solgold currently has 3,001,106,975 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Solgold is £268.30 million. Solgold has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -5.32.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
16/1/2019
18:27
Surely the next realistic "marker" would be 45p; the price BHP paid?
sogoesit
16/1/2019
15:39
yuff: Hope that you are right, but it is not going to happen until mining and production starts and that assumes that SOLG does the mining and not an outsider.
trev1223
16/1/2019
14:16
60p x 4 minimum for heavens sake.

The dross posted here is unbelievable.

yufff
16/1/2019
14:11
If it is then I do wish they would hurry up .If we are going to get robbed then I am sure it's less painful if they do it quickly .

Just to add atleast NM would get a few more shares from his options at 60p .

mknight
16/1/2019
13:35
mknight: While the gold and copper are still in the ground, you may be more right than you think, and 60p could be a possibility. imho.
trev1223
16/1/2019
10:33
It is both flattering and frustrating that interested parties take the trouble to contain the share price
arcadian
16/1/2019
09:05
Mikalan

It looks fantastic but you always are a little concerned when we should be trading at 3 times the share price for just the gold we have in the ground . The fear here is that even after the PEA we will still be trading at simular levels and someone takes us out at 60p

mknight
16/1/2019
08:25
Agree, but would imagine BHP already have a pretty good idea what it contained before buying their stake which implies that it must be positive.
mikalan
16/1/2019
07:54
MIKALAN

I would imagine the BHP and Rios of this world need it before committing 100 per cent .

mknight
16/1/2019
07:42
We all expect and hope that the PEA will be the catalyst that propels the share price north. The investing psychology around this is interesting. If, as we assume, investors are waiting for the PEA then they are playing a very conservative game. Not buying in advance for fear of a poor report and risking missing significant upside. I guess that's the nature of larger investors.
mikalan
15/1/2019
20:51
Husbod

Just might be copper and gold will rise together . Lets get the PEA out and we can get cracking .

mknight
15/1/2019
20:32
The worlds largest gold miners are teaming up in the face of a flat gold price and declining returns from their existing mines, which are slowly being depleted. New discoveries of mines are few and far between, making the consolidation of a traditionally fragmented industry more tempting, while investors have spurned holding gold and gold equities, keeping share prices depressed.So says the Telegraph today.Works for us in any number of ways.
husbod
15/1/2019
19:28
I don't think we are going to do much either up or down until the PEA comes out.
mknight
15/1/2019
18:47
The sector reacted well to the Chinese boosting their economy.
arcadian
15/1/2019
15:32
SALE NOW ON.
mknight
15/1/2019
14:07
3.5 billion would be 1.80 just for the gold .

36p The market must feel that there will be problems with Ecuador going forward .we cannot even get over Newcrest and BHP last price .

Patience Timothy.

mknight
15/1/2019
13:55
Thanks. I`m more optimistic about our gold in that miners seem to make $2-300 profit on every oz sold so I have 3-4 billion.
arcadian
15/1/2019
13:43
Interesting article about Newcrest being a buyer on the lse BB.
mknight
15/1/2019
12:14
Arcadian

Indicated reserves 25.5 million probable 32.4 million

They are obviously in production have infrastructure etc and got sold for 10 billion .

What would our value be ... Approx 2 billion imho based on 90 cents per oz in the ground .

As the rigs are still bashing away in Alpala we may add another 2 million oz of gold .

mknight
15/1/2019
11:33
Thanks to both for that.

Has anyone seen any figures of the Goldcorp reserves to give an idea of the $ per Oz that were paid?

arcadian
15/1/2019
09:26
Thanks to zho on the ARS BB who I hope doesn't mind me posting his link to this report on Goldman Sachs views on Copper Prices for 2019.
zeusfurla
14/1/2019
21:53
Newmont were never in the running as far as I was aware. Game still playing out between bhp and newcrest
5070481
14/1/2019
12:54
As it's an all share deal I don't think it affects their interest in SOLG . In fact it might work in our favour .
mknight
14/1/2019
12:07
Not necessarily imv.
There is a shortage of gold prospects and grades are decreasing.
As I understand it that's why institutional investors are encouraging consolidation (economies of scale). To me this implies that the smaller companies will sell out to the larger ones albeit that Mr Mather wants to become an operator rather than just an explorer.
But, I may be wrong.

sogoesit
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