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SOLG Solgold Plc

11.94
0.14 (1.19%)
Last Updated: 08:07:31
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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
  0.14 1.19% 11.94 11.70 11.80 11.94 11.76 11.80 729,992 08:07:31
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gold Ores 3.9M -50.34M -0.0168 -7.02 354.13M
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 -7.02.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
17/1/2020
09:50
mknight - what rumours on LSE board - I don't see them.
shabadi
17/1/2020
07:17
Good advise Pob69

However cornestsone continúes to rise over 57 percent off its lows up another 5 pecent last night ...now thats a fact.

mknight
16/1/2020
21:56
Rumours (unsourced) on the internet are carried by haters, spread by fools, and accepted by idiots.

Careful out there.

pob69
16/1/2020
21:27
Rumours of an Rns with chinese in the name on Monday from Lse.

If true sounds like funding to me .

Cornerstone up another 5 percent meaning 57 percent up from their lows . About time we followed
.

mknight
16/1/2020
17:33
Arcadian, I saw that item in The Times this morning, I was unaware of the company, but it fits with my view that small delivery vehicles will lead the way in electric road transport because such vehicles have a defined pattern of use. I expect cities pursuing 'clean air' policies to charge ever increasing tolls to ICE delivery vehicles, such that electric will be the only way to go, perhaps triggering the creation of transfer depots on the edges of cities, taking goods off large diesel trucks for the 'final mile' by leccy vans.

Vans on regular routes will have clearly defined hours of use thus adequate charging can be scheduled. I dare say anybody who has ever operated electric milk-float fleets will know all the wrinkles. The high initial cost of an electric van will over time be balanced by hopefully lower fuel cost. I wonder where all the power is going to come from, since we don't seem to hear much about that end of the clean transport revolution!

lefrene
16/1/2020
17:20
2mln EV's being sold in 2018 need approximately 80,000 tons more Copper in them then the equivalent number of combustion engine driven cars.
loganair
16/1/2020
17:13
Such as



Arrival
The Hyundai Motor Company and Kia Motors Corporation have made a 100 million euro ($111.65 million) investment in Arrival, a little-known U.K. based start-up specializing in electric vehicles.
According to Arrival, the investment values the company, which was established in 2015, at a staggering 3 billion euros. J.P. Morgan led the firm’s funding round and valuation.

In an announcement Thursday, it was explained that the new partnership would allow for the “co-development of eco-friendly vans and other products for logistics, on-demand ride-hailing, and shuttle service companies.”
Hyundai will invest 80 million euros, with Kia contributing 20 million.
Arrival develops materials, software and components, while its scalable electric platform “can be adapted for multiple vehicle categories,” according to Thursday’s announcement.
At the moment, the firm is undertaking pilot projects with logistics companies in Europe that use vans built with its technology.
“This investment is part of an open innovation strategy pursued by Hyundai and Kia,” Youngcho Chi, president and chief innovation officer at the Hyundai Motor Group, said in a statement.

“We will accelerate investment and cooperation with companies with advanced technology such as Arrival, to respond to the rapidly changing eco-friendly vehicle market,” he added.

The last few years have seen several major automotive firms make significant plays in the electric vehicle sector.
In November, the Volkswagen Group officially started series production of its ID.3 electric car, with the German car maker planning to launch “almost 70 new electric models” on its platform by 2028.
Hyundai Motor Group has said it will launch 23 battery electric vehicles over the next few years, while Volvo Cars wants 50% of the cars it sells to be fully electric by 2025.
Worldwide electric car sales hit 1.98 million in 2018, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA), with global stock reaching 5.12 million.
2017 also saw more than one million sales according to the IEA, with the amount of electric cars on the road exceeding 3 million, a more than 50% increase compared to 2016

arcadian
16/1/2020
13:05
Solgold will be mining Copper which is going to be needed in vast quantities in all this new green technology and is why the likes of BHP are so interested in companies such as SolGold.
loganair
16/1/2020
12:31
It always comes down to money, you might be correct in the shift to cleaner fuels over time, but cost pressures could well see carbon heavy fuels last longer than expected. Solg I believe will be using hydro electric if Cascabel ever gets underway, so it's 'green' credentials will be positive, not that it will make an ounce of difference to the market value of the company.
lefrene
16/1/2020
12:16
Solgold say the pay back time of their Alpala mine is no more then 4 years while the mine life is expected to be some 55 years.

Why was Saudi Aramco slowly going to be sold? The Saudi's are aware of what is happening and do not want to be left with a stranded asset, namely oil, that nobody is going to want or need after 2050 and they'll still be left with at least 100 years of oil production still left in the ground after this time.

China is definitely worried about coal powered, power stations is why they did that huge $400bln deal for cleaner Russian gas.

Even India has signed deal for upto 25 new nuclear power stations, so they are also showing worry and concern about coal.

loganair
16/1/2020
11:54
I believe the main interest in Solg by BHP and Newcrest is simply the scale of Cascabel, money sunk into mining equipment and infrastructure will be repaid quickly and yet the equipment and infrastructure will continue to provide service for decades to an operation that could be a cash cow for a century or more.

The need for affordable energy will continue, the likes of China, Russia and India are unlikely to worry too much about CO2, I can't see Australia leaving their coal in the ground when there are ready buyers for it, they need the money to much.

lefrene
16/1/2020
09:52
Interesting to hear that the transition from Coal, Oil and Diesel to Gas is already starting to happen.

Gas has 1/2 the CO2 as Oil or Diesel.


Gas to produce energy will then be replaced by Hydrogen, the transition will start in earnest by 2050.

By 2050 Coal, Oil and Gas will become 'Stranded Assets' is why companies such as BHP have taken such an interest in companies such as Solgold.

loganair
16/1/2020
09:30
Good to see copper firming up, perhaps the long watched pot of supposed copper shortages is finally beginning to warm up?
lefrene
15/1/2020
14:28
Lets hope funding news comes first then .

Looks like a few buyers think tomorrow might be a start of some news .

Back over 20 whipee woo

Given back tomorrow if no news

mknight
15/1/2020
13:25
I think even confirmation of previous levels by MRE3 would be a good result. Any increase is a bonus which might give short term support to the price but the key price driver will continue to be financing.
lowtrawler
15/1/2020
10:41
MRE3

What is a good result ?

20 percent larger ?

mknight
15/1/2020
08:52
Thanks to POB for all the excellent research. I was particularly interested in the red cloud prospective takeover article. Fair value of around 80p per SOLG share. Let's see....
lowtrawler
15/1/2020
07:46
Las cruces end producción of copper for 2 years with the loss of 800 jobs.
mknight
14/1/2020
20:46
Interesting read concerning future activities of indigenous movement in #ecuador $SOLG $SOLG.L $CGP #cascabel SolGold

"..but its leaders are not yet to announce possible actions for this 2020 because the presidential elections of 2021 are in the spotlight.....

...Yaku Pérez returns to the anti-mining fight."

pob69
14/1/2020
18:48
al

Very useful-- thanks (although I`m beginning to wonder if there is a negative correlation between SOLG`s share price and the price of cooper as 3 month copper is now $2.87)

arcadian
14/1/2020
16:12
I notice copper has firmed around 2.84 to 2.85, I wonder if this is in expectation of Trumps deal with China increasing copper demand? Gold also holding above $1500, presumably due to the scale of REPO activity by the FED?

Will NM throw in the towel and let BHP do a cheap take out? Although if that were the case he would surely release the information that he must be sat upon.

lefrene
14/1/2020
15:04
Red Cloud have published their endangered list of 6 companies to be acquired in 2020 (registration required) which includes $SOLG $SOLG.L $CGP #cascabel #ecuador. Takeout estimate CAN$1.50 Market catalysts include

1) Resource update at Alpala (Q1/20), 2) Alpala prefeasibility study results (H1/20), and 3) Potential metal streaming financing.

pob69
14/1/2020
09:37
Vice Minister of Mines has resigned for personal reasons $SOLG $SOLG.L $CGP #cascabel #ecuador SolGold
pob69
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