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SOLG Solgold Plc

11.70
-0.10 (-0.85%)
Last Updated: 10:12:57
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
  -0.10 -0.85% 11.70 11.62 11.72 11.94 11.34 11.80 3,577,187 10:12:57
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
14/11/2018
17:06
Don't expect there's any significance in 1 trade just gone through.
mam fach
14/11/2018
16:20
Don't think it's factored in. Probably BHP know so.
They paid 45p. You would think that we be base for price.

mam fach
14/11/2018
16:13
So is that already baked into the price? Does NM have to deliver rather more than "double forecast"? Presumably BHP think so.
lefrene
14/11/2018
16:07
NM has said going to be double forecast.
mam fach
14/11/2018
15:31
The mre, 12 months later and thousands of km mine, should be bigger. I would hope so!
5070481
14/11/2018
14:05
Not overly optimistic are they.
Erring on the side of caution.

mam fach
14/11/2018
12:22
Shocking. Another buying opportunity.
mam fach
14/11/2018
10:44
I wonder what "other sources of funding" they had in mind? Straight forward borrowings or a rights issue? Both of which would have driven down the sp, so NM in my view made the best deal. BHP of course are also canny, their recent buy in says they want a slice of the action but were unwilling to buy in the market since the size of their stake would have driven the price rather higher than the 45p paid.

35.5p beckons to fill that gap, and the waiting for somebody to blink carries on.

lefrene
14/11/2018
10:03
pob69

Many thanks for note.

Demonstrates what a great project we are involved in.

Particularly liked the slide which shows SOLG becoming a mid tier copper/gold player.

goldrush
14/11/2018
09:32
Interesting couple of snippets in latest Hannan & Partners note on $SOLG.L Solgold $SOLG #ECUADOR $CGP

"We therefore believe SolGold remains on track to deliver a significant increase within its second Alpala MRE over the coming weeks. However, the earlier than expected data cut-off may mean a doubling in contained metal, which we postulated in our initiation, may be not be achieved until the outstanding assays are incorporated into a subsequent, third MRE."

"While we believe other sources of funding would have been
available to SolGold, the proceeds from BHP also leave the company well
placed to plan its 2019 drilling campaign..."

"We continue to see significant upside potential to SolGold shares, which
currently trade at a ~52% discount to our Jun’19E PT of 80p/sh, based on 0.9x
our conceptual DCF for Alpala."

pob69
14/11/2018
09:20
The long term value of the assets renders the short term fretting over the share price somewhat pointless as exemplified by the not too distant gradual decline of the share price to c. 20p.
arcadian
14/11/2018
09:11
SOLG languished below the orignal Newcrest price for months/a year. Long term price action is very different to the short and medium term.
5070481
14/11/2018
08:58
Very weird here lol . 10p sub BHP purchase price . Wondering if those selling are selling at a loss now ...
onedb1
14/11/2018
08:58
I had to open my big mouth didn't I :0/
onedayrodders
14/11/2018
08:56
PIcked som eup on gap close
5070481
14/11/2018
08:55
Sidarthur,No I have sold out.
trewinney
14/11/2018
08:42
Have a look at the bloodbath in the wider market. THere are a lot of people heavily exposed that have been reducing positions. Sell side pressure. Not many are feeling particulalrly keen right now to be buying so demand has dried up. Miners with their thirst for cash are never deeme3d defensive stocks so get hit. Its not just the bad compnies that people sell when times get tough
5070481
14/11/2018
07:52
Do you hold any?
sidarthur2
13/11/2018
18:49
The problem here is the huge number of shares issued,
trewinney
13/11/2018
18:48
Jason Zweig of Wall St Journal said once - 99% of the time the right thing to do is nothing. I think this is one of those times! Patience required. Plenty of positives, broker reviews and good target prices. BHP interested. I'm holding and expecting big news in next 2-3 months.
zeusfurla
13/11/2018
18:22
Another theory we are looking @ this share with rose tinted glasses.
Not one i subscribe to.

mam fach
13/11/2018
17:57
For whatever reason seems we are anchored in a range 37-39p
onedayrodders
13/11/2018
14:15
Can someone explain the logic of now being below opening price despite another cracking RNS?! Crazy.

This really doesn’t want to take that 40p out does it? I think those warrants at 40p (and 60p) have something to do with the price action?

alwaysevolving
13/11/2018
14:14
Zeusfurla - I would have thought SOLG selling majority control of ENSA would be more sensible, giving SOLG a large wad of cash to explore their other prospects, and maybe leaving them with a share in ENSA too. Maybe its the reason they set up all these subsudiary companies, though it could be a local requirement.

mknight - Hole 64 has bornite, which I think is interpreted by geologists as being a core feature of a Cu porphyry system, so maybe a second system due to where they found it. Like I say - its significant to a geologist. Whether it means a lot more copper remains to be seen, but its clear they want to follow this up with more drills. Its this sort of reaction that suggests to me that these people are exploration geologists, and if they want to operate a mine, its just so they can fund doing more geology. If a major does take all of SOLG, then they should use them as an exploration arm of their company. But if they are getting all of their prospects, as well as Alpala, and all that expertise too (assuming they can keep it), then thats expensive.

noccer
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