Stratex Share Price (STI)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Stratex	LSE:STI	London	Ordinary Share	GB00B0T29327	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%	1.20p	1.15p	1.25p	1.20p	1.20p	1.20p	2,160,504	07:31:40

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Mining	0.0	-2.6	-0.5	-	5.61

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
08/8/2017	07:01	UKREG	Stratex International PLC Investor Presentation
04/8/2017	07:01	UKREG	Stratex International PLC Implementation of LTIP and Issue of Share Options
03/8/2017	10:28	ALNC	Stratex International Swings To Interim Profit After Gold Mine Sale
03/8/2017	07:38	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
03/8/2017	07:01	UKREG	Stratex International PLC Interim Results
02/8/2017	09:17	ALNC	Crusader Sells Iron Mine In "Important Step" For Takeover By Stratex
02/8/2017	07:07	UKREG	Stratex International PLC Crusader Resources Sale Agreement for Posse Mine
25/7/2017	15:05	RNSNON	Stratex International PLC VOX Markets CEO Podcast Interview
25/7/2017	12:35	ALNC	Stratex Assumes Responsibility For Crusader Shares After Acquisition..
25/7/2017	07:01	UKREG	Stratex International PLC Loan Facility & Juruena Variation Agreements

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Date	Time	Title	Posts
23/8/2017	18:17	STI: COPPER & GOLD JNR, EV Ј9m, Many Projects inc Imminent Production FREE CARRY	15,476
23/8/2017	18:13	STRATEX 2016 > Significantly Undervalued Gold Producer + Project Portfolio	602
15/3/2016	20:43	Stratex - Gold and high-value base metals in Turkey and East Africa	5,466
23/10/2015	12:16	First gold pour to reinforce growth strategy at Stratex International	-
12/11/2014	08:37	STRATEX (Gold Junior) JVs inc Thani Ashanti, Antofagasta, Centerra (268m@2.3g/t)	8,675

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Stratex (STI) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time	Trade Price	Trade Size	Trade Value	Trade Type
2017-08-23 15:49:23	1.25	2,000,000	25,000.00	OK
2017-08-23 15:28:32	1.20	60,000	720.00	O
2017-08-23 11:29:53	1.18	100,504	1,180.92	O

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Stratex (STI) Top Chat Posts

Date	Subject
23/8/2017 09:20	Stratex Daily Update: Stratex is listed in the Mining sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker STI. The last closing price for Stratex was 1.20p. Stratex has a 4 week average price of 1.13p and a 12 week average price of 1.08p. The 1 year high share price is 2.38p while the 1 year low share price is currently 1.08p. There are currently 467,311,276 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 269,890 shares. The market capitalisation of Stratex is £5,607,735.31. Read Full Thread Reply
25/7/2017 10:02	tadtech: romeike I take comfort that the loan was provided by Stephen Copolus who is the largest shareholder of Crusader, holding 20%+, if converted the shares are unlikely to hit the market anytime soon. He wants significant share price appreciation more than anyone! As for as your suggestion that Stratex are buying part of the Juruena project, they are not, the share payments, if made, are project performance based and long standing, based on future high JORC recognized grades if attained. Basically I see this RNS as no more than a housekeeping exercise. The focus should be on the obvious undervaluation of the new merged company compared to peer groups. The post from Aussiebeach was interesting to say the least, plenty in attendance at the presentation which seems positive. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
20/6/2017 15:43	tadtech: This company needs acquiring by an entity that knows how to work the AIM market, look at what Gevaise Heddle has done at Greatland Gold with very little money, a 400% share price increase + getting a blue chip major involved in their main project. Stratex has £6m+ in the bank. I sent an email to Stratex suggesting I would be amazed if the larger shareholders accept the deal, it is truly awful. I said I will be voting against it unless the terms were reviewed. It is clear Crusader were desperate for cash so why did Englebrecht agree to pay a 65% premium? It would have been more palatable if the deal had properly valued STI's cash and stake in Thani + other assets, possibly by getting a larger slice of Crusader (35%) and at a share price more reflective of the 12 month average performance (1.85p) I am at a total loss as to why Englebrecht pitched it like he did. It seems a number of Crusader's private shareholders are also bemused pointing to the drop in STI's share price. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
20/6/2017 13:22	charles clore: I reckon there will be a no confidence vote in Marcus, Emma will take over as caretaker CEO and work with Thani to develop it as an IPO later this year. The STI share price would rise strongly on such news imho. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
15/6/2017 12:33	tadtech: Market value of CAS is currently circa A$36m (£21.6m) + you have to add the value of Stratex market cap (£7m) to the equation, they are issuing circa 2b new shares + 476m existing Stratex shares. I make a current market value of nearly £29m. The drop in the Stratex share price reduces the value of the offer to Crusader shareholders right now, for every .10p it falls they loose £2m, it was pitched at 1.55p. Also, whilst I think the offer is a poor one for Stratex shareholders, something I have made very clear to the company in two emails which received replies, it should be noted that Crusader hit a market cap of £75m back in 2011 when their projects were significantly less advanced. A great deal will depend after the event, will institutional investors buy into the new company, will the new company be popular with retail investors, they say they will promote it aggressively, for once the new board will have significant skin in the game, over 20%, there will clearly be significant operational news-flow to excite the market + the potential of near term production. In conclusion I am viewing this as pain before gain, clearly something had to happen, the old board of Stratex had no idea how to deliver shareholder value but now we have a new board incentivized to deliver. Had they just carried on regardless the cash would have dwindled as would the share price. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
15/6/2017 10:41	georgesorrow: Some entertaining arithmetic, please feel free to point out any errors on my part. Deal values CAS at A$54.2m or £31.1m, conversion factor 0.574 GBP to the A$. Market value of CAS is A$34.62 or £19.87. Assuming current market value of CAS is maintained at the point of deal for the sake of calculation, Newco market value would increase to £24.53m (STI holding 19% of enlarged share base; CAS holding of 81% of £24.53m being worth current vale of £19.87m). CAS is diluted by 23.46%. STI's 19% share of Newco at this valuation would be worth £4.66m, two thirds of STI's cash in the bank. A valuation of £4.66m for STI gives a share price of 1.00p. With joint AIM + ASX listing now assured, this looks like a very nice deal for CAS shareholders. STI's cash alone, without any assets, is worth one third of CAS current market cap. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
13/6/2017 17:32	tadtech: Post from a Crusader shareholder........... This post of mine isn't meant to give you an answer but more my personal hunches from a CAS shareholder's point of view. I'll firstly give to a quick over view on why Crusader needs a financial partner and then why I believe Stratex wants to partner Crusader. 1st ~ Crusader has two world class deposits but no money for capex. 2nd ~Crusader was/ is being day/range traded to oblivion. Okay, back when Iron Ore was worth a lot more than what it is today Crusader (CAS) was using the profits from it's Posse IO deposit to fund exploration, a scoping study and a feasibility study for it's Borborema gold project. Why Borborema was eventually put on the back burner after the feasibility study was unclear, you'd have to say it was because of Bororema's marginal profits (at that time) when compared to the risks investors were taking meant that CAS couldn't quite get the project over the line at that time. The World Bank wanted to fund Bororema to give the local districts employment opportunities. What is actually truth and fiction regarding Borborema is sometimes hard to say. The reality is however, CAS's aim was to develop a Gold deposit through to production, if Bororema wasn't viable, CAS was on the look out for a Gold deposit that it could develop quickly -- step forward Juruena. This was when things started to go bad for CAS. Firstly, it coincided with the dramatic fall in the IO price -- There goes the profits from Posse to develop Juruena. Secondly, the development of Juruena has been going at a snail's pace. This has mainly been for two reasons. CAS management have under-estimated how long things take in Brazil, and secondly, the lack of funds has meant things have been done consecutively. What I mean is, any savvy operator will conduct development of any project on a concurrent basis. CAS just didn't have the funds to do that so have had to things one by one to try and extend the periods between capital raisings. As another poster said in a previous post however, the the last couple of years as been a slow death by a thousand cuts for CAS. The share price which was over 40 cents around the time when Posse was still paying for things is now stuck between 10 to 12 cents. The irony however, since CAS brought Juruena, the Brazilian Real has slowly collapsed. That fact as well as a reworking of Borborema's BFS where the focus is now on hitting the high-grade deposits first has meant that Borborema is now very profitable. Too late but, CAS brought Juruena to develop. So it finds it has two profitable deposits but no money. Okay okay, why is Stratex so excited? Simple, the numbers! Let's look at Juruena first. Capex should be low with management's aim to contract most things out. First year of production before ramp up is said to be 40,000 ounces. My own personal opinion on margins per ounces going by grade, type of deposit and local costs (A truck operator is one/tenth the cost in Brazil compared to Australia) is $500 an ounce. And a think it will be shown that that figure turns out to be conservative. That equals AUD$20M in the first year of production, but more importantly, both managements think that Juruena can be brought into production rapidly with a injection of funds. That's the catalyst on why they believe Borborema will be successful. Juruena will be a short project at this stage. without further drilling, there's enough reserves to produce around AUD$110M in profits over five years at current prices considering ramp up as well. Borborema is a much much longer project and is the companies main aim. A high ounce producing Gold mine that can sustain a long term operation. Mineralization is still open at Borborema. What is CAS's goal? Become a long term Gold producer where eventually profits go back to shareholders in the form of a dividend -- Isn't that what they all want? I'm guessing Stratex's management want the same for their shareholders. Why is CAS going to London? Because the share price won't go up in Australia. The combined entity will have a much much better chance of obtaining the funds needed from savvy London investors with a long term view. Australian investors only have a short term view ... generally! Read Full Thread Follow Reply
18/5/2017 10:30	blobby: dd, I agree if the deal goes through this is all about Crusader. If you hold shares then you have to think about what will happen to Crusader on ASX tonight. If you think their share price will go up by the premium (56%) then the Stratex equivalent is 1.56p. I'd say that is quite a big call considering Crusader has a much bigger market cap. If you think the deal will go through and Crusader's value is only slightly changed by this, then I'd say the Stratex share price must drop to the equivalent Crusader amount. 1 Crusader share = 6.60 Stratex shares. One Crusader share = A$0.115 (6.55p) The equivalent Stratex share price is just 1p (give or take). I'll look more at Crusader myself which may be a bargain and consider buying back at much closer to the ASX price. (No advice intended by any of this, please do your own research as I may be totally wrong). If I am wrong will someone else please post a correction. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
18/5/2017 10:28	romeike: @bandflex and others - no this isn't quite dilution - we are using equity to purchase 100% ownership of 2.7moz JORC-compliant assets and an operating iron ore mine that has at least another 2-4 years mine life left in it. This means existing stratex shareholders will from day one of "new stratex" be in receipt of a revenue stream from a mine. A big change from our experience in Turkey. The combination of these assets and stratex funds has potential to really shift the share price a lot more than any dilution. hxxp://www.crusaderresources.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Brazilian-Gold-Presentation-Final-9-May-2017.pdf It is worth noting that Crusader itself seems undervalued (as a lot of the sector is) at its current share price. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
23/4/2017 21:12	charles clore: Steve - bearing in mind what happened after the Oksut sale (see below) I doubt if the major shareholders would put up with a second round of bonuses to directors without something going to shareholders. A special divi at least and if there is a fundraising it would be nice to see long term holders getting first bite of the cherry in the form of a rights issue. Biggles - a joint venture at Salinbas could possibly be on the cards but I doubt it. Apart from cash (when they get it) I don't see what Stratex could add to AAU's already very capable geo team. Besides, I think Stratex is more likely to be shifting more into Africa. In February 2012 the share price was 10p. By later that year it had halved. Directors with no skin in the game were criticised by shareholders for taking bonuses after the sale of Oksut. Since 2013 there have been no fundraisings, no dilution but the price has continued to drop. I light of the above I see no reason why the share price should not recover to a level that reflects the earnings potential from Altintepe (indeed, there is already cash in the jv account owed to STI) and the very promising results from TSR. My target for this year is 4p Read Full Thread Follow Reply
28/2/2017 16:05	charles clore: Shorty - I can see real value emerging from development of those two assets. And it will mean something tangible that will lift the STI share price right out of the water imho. Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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