Starvest Share Chat (SVE)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Starvest Plc	LSE:SVE	London	Ordinary Share	GB0009619817	ORD 1P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+0.00p	+0.00%	1.75p	1.50p	2.00p	1.75p	1.75p	1.75p	0	07:43:16

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
General Financial	0.0	-0.3	-0.6	-	1

Starvest Share Discussion Threads

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12/10/2019 06:15	The problem here is that the company overhead is 250k per year which off such a low capital base means it is like investing in a closed end fund with 12.5% fees, this is then made worse by the fact that it is a uk corporate which pays tax on realized profits so a very inefficient vehicle, 50pct discount to nav is probably fair but really a company like this is only viable with 10m gbp plus of assets.	catsick	Read Full Thread Reply
03/10/2019 09:52	Yes and yet people sell, very slow burn this one Zedder and if cash dries up as part of a general market credit crunch they will be in trouble, I took 100k shares punt here but unsure if it will pay off, lets see.	stevieweebie2	Read Full Thread Reply
02/10/2019 14:49	RNS confirms my spreadsheet still pretty well spot on for current NAV. Still a significant discount.	zedder	Read Full Thread Reply
30/9/2019 12:15	ah okay thanks.	stevieweebie2	Read Full Thread Reply
30/9/2019 11:46	Sorry, been away from here.The company has not filed a form of risk statement, I've forgotten its official name, which prevents most brokers allowing regular investors to buy it.	jerseymike	Read Full Thread Reply
19/9/2019 17:20	KAV Kavango’s three projects in Botswana offer an excellent diverse potentialfor the discovery of nickel-copper-PGE, copper-silver and rare earth deposits. Listed on the Main Board of the London Stock Exchange (Standard List) - (KAV.L) The Kalahari Suture Zone (KSZ) Project, a 450km long N-S magnetic structure of continental proportions, is a large scale nickel, copper, cobalt and PGE group exploration project in the southwest of the country. It is similar in its geological setting to the giant Norilsk deposits in Siberia. Kavango recently completed two phases of airborne electromagnetic surveys covering over 4,000 line-kms in the northern part of the KSZ. Numerous conductor anomalies were identified and located on the ground; drilling of the most prospective targets is planned for late Q3 / early Q4 2019 The Ditau Camp Project (Ditau) is a 7km long magnetic body with corresponding geochemical and gravity anomalies approx. 50km west of the KSZ structure. It is one of 10 significant ring structures in the two Ditau licences. Two recent drill holes and the discovery by Falconbridge of a carbonatite in the area indicate a large area of alkali intrusive bodies. Carbonatites are generally associated with rare earth minerals. Whilst the Company continues to add value to the project with some low cost (within the current budget) geophysical surveys at Ditau, the medium term plan is to attract a joint venture partner. The Kalahari Copper Belt (KCB) extends in a northeast-southwest direction for at least 1,000 km from western Namibia to north-eastern Botswana. The KCB contains known sediment-hosted copper-silver deposits two of which are currently being developed into mid-tier copper-silver mines. Kavango will carry out geophysics surveys and soil sampling to identify copper hosting anticline structures. The KCB Project is the subject of a recently signed MOU with a private Botswana company, who hold two strategic but unexplored PLs in the KCB area, whereby Kavango can earn an interest in the two licences by spending funds on exploration. Conclusion Kavango’s three projects in Botswana, the Kalahari Suture Zone, the Ditau Camp Project and the Kalahari Copper Belt, offer an excellent diverse potential for the discovery of nickel-copper-PGE, copper-silver and rare earth deposits. Botswana is recognised as the best jurisdiction in Africa for business and with the Company’s very experienced management team the chances of success are high.	cpap man	Read Full Thread Reply
19/9/2019 17:11	Sorry what do you mean by necessary paperwork?	stevieweebie2	Read Full Thread Reply
19/9/2019 16:14	GGP now nearly 3p per SVE share. SVE looking like a bargain but without the necessary paperwork in place, buying for most is not possible. Not sure if that's good or bad for existing holders.	jerseymike	Read Full Thread Reply
13/9/2019 14:09	Zedder I stopped directly investing in miners as ive seen fortunes lost so I Hold 100,000 in GPM and 100,000 in SVE, including some phyical this amounts to my hedge against a market collaps in equities including my pension. I expect the oprice of gold to move higher and this will slowly work its way into the NAV of the holdings within SVE and translate into a higher share price IMHO.	stevieweebie2	Read Full Thread Reply
12/9/2019 21:42	Don't know if you are into GGP directly at all? At the moment, you can buy 100k SVE shares for around 2.3p. With SVE holding 85m GGP shares, that buy effectively gets you roughly 152k GGP shares. To buy those GGP shares would cost £2812 at 1.85p per share offer price.	zedder	Read Full Thread Reply
12/9/2019 19:40	Thanks Zedder I held these many years ago now. Decided to take a spec 100,000 shares a couple of weeks back now to see how it plays out.	stevieweebie2	Read Full Thread Reply
12/9/2019 16:44	Yes it is. Current NAV is roughly 4.0p.	zedder	Read Full Thread Reply
12/9/2019 15:35	when is the next NAV update, is it the 30th Sept, anyone know ?	stevieweebie2	Read Full Thread Reply
12/8/2019 15:58	Keep those buys coming!	zedder	Read Full Thread Reply
12/8/2019 12:11	Just to reiterate, for every 100k SVE you buy, by virtue of a 85m GGP holding you are effectively getting 151982 GGP shares, which would currently cost £2766 to buy. If you are into 'Goldies', you are also getting stakes in AAU (21456 worth £482) and CORA (1563 worth £133) as well. Add in the cash and some other holdings and it comes to £4k+ for a £2200 buy at current price. For transparency, between my and my wife's ISAs we hold 1.75m SVE.	zedder	Read Full Thread Reply
12/8/2019 11:58	4 buys to kick off the week. Very unusual, so maybe someone taking my advice to get into GGP indirectly (and cheaply) ahead of potential GGP news over the next week or two.	zedder	Read Full Thread Reply
25/7/2019 08:22	NAV is now approx 4.4p with GGP at 2.05p to sell.	zedder	Read Full Thread Reply
19/7/2019 12:58	Some people getting a bargain today (wish I had spare money somewhere!). NAV with GGP at 1.85p is 4.1p and yet someone sold 350k shares at 1.72p - madness!!	zedder	Read Full Thread Reply
03/7/2019 14:54	My spreadsheet actually gave 3.7p but I was slightly pessimistic in predicting 3.6p. Looks like next time I need to add 0.1p!	zedder	Read Full Thread Reply
03/7/2019 13:48	3.85p. Very nice.	jerseymike	Read Full Thread Reply
28/6/2019 17:50	NAV update to 30th June should come out some time next week. I make it 3.6p.	zedder	Read Full Thread Reply
24/6/2019 12:33	And unsurprisingly no one has any shares to sell at this price.	jerseymike	Read Full Thread Reply
24/6/2019 11:20	Somebody has obviously woken up to the value here. There have been mainly buys on Friday and now this morning. My spreadsheet currently giving a NAV of 3.7p, the bulk of that being the 85m GGP shares.	zedder	Read Full Thread Reply

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