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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 Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.50 -2.7% 18.00 159,449 12:34:53
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
17.00 19.00 18.50 17.50 18.50
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
General Financial 15.75 24.22 0.7 10
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
15:37:51 O 3,000 18.20 GBX
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Starvest (SVE) Latest News

Starvest News

Date Time Source Headline
11/2/202112:09UKREGStarvest PLC Notice of AGM
10/2/202111:21ALNCStarvest Net Asset Value Jumps Amid Focus On Precious Metals Producers
10/2/202107:00UKREGStarvest PLC Audited results for the year end 30 September 2020
20/1/202112:50UKREGStarvest PLC Share Price Movement
05/1/202114:52UKREGStarvest PLC Net Asset Value(s)
06/10/202011:02UKREGStarvest PLC Net Asset Value(s)
07/9/202012:21RNSNONStarvest PLC Change of Auditor
29/7/202014:23ALNCIN BRIEF: Cora Gold Lauds New Discovery Next To Sanankoro Project
29/7/202011:43UKREGStarvest PLC Update on Investee Company - Cora Gold Limited
14/7/202009:40UKREGStarvest PLC Issue of Equity and Directors' Holdings
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Starvest (SVE) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time Trade Price Trade Size Trade Value Trade Type
2021-03-01 15:37:5218.203,000546.00O
2021-03-01 14:33:2518.00110,00019,800.00O
2021-03-01 14:22:3817.359,8041,700.99O
2021-03-01 14:14:2617.358,6451,499.91O
2021-03-01 14:08:3217.302,222384.41O
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Starvest (SVE) Top Chat Posts

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01/3/2021
08:20		Starvest Daily Update: Starvest Plc is listed in the General Financial sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SVE. The last closing price for Starvest was 18.50p.
Starvest Plc has a 4 week average price of 17.50p and a 12 week average price of 17.50p.
The 1 year high share price is 33p while the 1 year low share price is currently 3.25p.
There are currently 57,573,986 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 126,396 shares. The market capitalisation of Starvest Plc is £10,363,317.48.
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22/1/2021
09:10		rose_by_another_name: I didn't "try", I traded, and made money. I put that money in SVE rather than buy back into GGP. I am now up over 100k on my SVE holdings. Of course you will claim that is a lie. I don't mind. You just show yourself up. I commented at the time about the lag between GGP rising and SVE following, which was useful for those who were deciding what to buy. My thanks to Zedder for bringing my attention to SVE, by the way. Some of the Capital hill mob were indeed antifa and claiming to be paid, by Soros. They infiltrated the patriotic protesters to cause trouble and bring the demonstration into disrepute. Hopefully, the justice system will sort the troublemakers from the peaceful.
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22/1/2021
07:43		rose_by_another_name: Trading GGP might have yielded a gain if you got the timing right, but as I said, SVE didn't move as much and most of that was covered by the spread. This is the SVE forum, so, while we are interested in the GGP news and movements, and they affect our SP, we can't necessarily trade on them. I noted on that other forum where you and your cohorts have been trying, unsuccessfully, to shout me down for years, that you did your bragging about trading GGP and SVE on that unrelated forum, rather than on the GGP forum. You couldn't resist bragging, but were afraid you would alienate GGP holders. After I called you out on that, you did post about your trading on the GGP forum, and it was not well received. Now for some reason you are attacking me here for noting that SVE does not lend itself to trading with the same facility as GGP, something that others have also posted about. I didn't mention you in that post, but if you insist on revealing that you are the braggart I was talking about, I cannot stop you.
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20/1/2021
13:41		rose_by_another_name: Starvest PLC (LON:SVE), the London Stock Exchange AIM-listed specialist mining and resources investment business today notes the change in its share price. The change closely follows today's movement in the share price of principal investee company Greatland Gold plc (AIM:GGP). The Company knows of no other specific reason for the share price movement. Starvest remains positive on the outlook for Greatland Gold plc which is advancing the Havieron gold-copper project with joint venture partner Newcrest Mining Limited.
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23/12/2020
13:33		pogue: Some weird people here hope a normal one can help me :0). Anyway quick question is there anywhere I can find the number of shares in each company that SVE hold. I have looked at the NAV but its a bit out of date at the end of Sept and it appears I am too late here as the gap between it and the share price has almost closed according to that, 31.17p. Off course I am sure the constituents share price has risen too but no info to go on.
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22/12/2020
15:07		acwill: Its interesting to look at the GGP/SVE share price correlation graph in the header. At the start of 2020 they were overlying and throughout the year they have gradually diverged, now at silly levels. IMhO just a matter of time until SVE starts catching up. Either by fair means or foul.
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17/12/2020
08:34		rose_by_another_name: There is some speculation on the GGP forum that the funds that are now trying to buy into GGP might make an offer to Starvest for their holding. SVE at 24 pence holds 1.4 GGP for each share, so with GGP at 33 pence that is worth 46 pence per share of SVE. To buy the lot off them, a premium would have to be paid, so roughly twice the price of the SVE shares to get the GGP. Then SVE are committed to distribute about 50% of that windfall to shareholders, roughly equal to the SVE share price, while the SVE shares would retain the other 50% in cash for further acquisitions, plus their other assets. It might be cheaper to take over SVE as a whole, if that were possible (which would certainly drive the SVE price higher). Just my own calculation. Not offered as advice.
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26/10/2020
18:50		ptch: I'm also a frustrated holder of SVE hoping to see the share price rise more than it has done based on the success of GGP. However, I am not convinced that this will happen any time soon. We must appreciate that SVE is essentially a financial company that provides working capital to small resource companies (minor miners!) hoping that they strike lucky. Callum Baxter is the chairman and CEO of this £10M market cap company and he owns just over 13% of the shares. Callum is also the CEO of GGP (£884M market cap) where he owns 2.6% of the shares (worth over £23M) directly. SVE has a 2.1% investment in GGP. Mr Market will never fully price SVE's holding in GGP (and other company holdings) as SVE has running costs, management fees etc. The last half-year report for SVE clearly acknowledges that performance of GGP is the major contributor to SVE's success, i.e. it helped grow the NAV, the market cap and earnings/share. The other holdings barely register, so what would SVE be worth without GGP - would it even be a viable company? Why would Callum (acting in his SVE capacity) want to sell out of GGP? It's a tiddly amount in the grand scheme of things. The only reason will be when he has a new and better prospect to invest in. SVE is basically just a tax efficient vehicle for Mr Baxter to store his wealth.
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10/9/2020
09:22		rose_by_another_name: Special divvy plus keep the shares, based on a new valuation. Say 50% of 27p per share (the current valuation of SVE's GGP component) equals 13.5 pence per share paid out, plus 50% retained in SVE coffers for buy backs and buying new assets, plus existing assets in AAU and CORA. That's based on GGP being bought by Newcrest at current valuation. Maybe they will just buy Havieron. Seems to me the SVE share price will rise despite huge special dividend. 27 pence per share is almost double the current share price 13.5 pence paid out, 13.5 pence added to SVE value. If it happened today. Just musing.
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19/6/2020
10:41		rose_by_another_name: Alan speaks for everyone, in his mind. It seems to me that there is a delay between any big movement in the GGP share price and its reflection in the SVE price. That advance warning was one of the reasons I shifted my interest to SVE. Of course the discount to NAV is the main reason. GGP has a smaller spread, which is of interest to those who trade in and out, but SVE is a better way to buy into GGP by any other measure.
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18/6/2020
14:33		jerseymike: 82m or thereabouts I think as any material sale would need to be announced. Rose you do not own or control any GGP shares, you have an indirect interest in GGP, hence the SVE share price to NAV.
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