Stratmin Global Share Discussion Threads

[talkingtoplants] 07/4/2016 12:28

Comet

Did you take advantage of that?

[comet5d] 07/4/2016 12:21

1.75p to buy and 1.9p to sell Nice preso

[comet5d] 07/4/2016 12:18

Expect rabbit to turn up any minute!!This will be a mega bounce

[beeezzz] 07/4/2016 12:06

PF...some hope....this witless bunch of muppets couldn't build a sand castle.

When are we going to get some production updates never; are stratmin taking on Bass debts then.

[illuminati1] 07/4/2016 11:59

Offered 1.9p to sell 100k lolMMs trying all they can

[pictureframe] 07/4/2016 11:56

They should be trading breakeven by now

[beeezzz] 07/4/2016 11:31

So its been all BS about mining and producing product graphite that should be receiving revenue from then, why do they constantly need more cash get the bloody mine working which they said was, then you'll have cash.

[comet5d] 07/4/2016 11:21

Ignore wskill bashing troll

Watch interview link




StratMin Global Resources PLC to remain involved in Graphmada Mauritius, says CEO
04 Apr 2016
StratMin Global Resources PLC (LON:STGR) looks set to receive around double its current market valuation in an asset sale that should also provide a “funding solution” for its Madagascan graphite operation.

The deal will see Stratmin offload its 93.75% stake in Graphmada Mauritius business to Bass Metals Ltd (ASX:BSM) for up to £8.1mln.

Brett Boynton, chief executive, tells Proactive Investors “the important part of this is that Stratmin will still be actively involved from technology and commercial aspects in the development as major shareholders going forward in Bass.

“We are not stepping back from the assets, we are using this as a funding mechanism and are very definitely stepping forward with assets,” he adds.

[wskill] 07/4/2016 10:42

Ironic that STGR holders will not own a single share in a graphite company soon when the Aussie thieves have made off with the company, of course any small amounts of cash will also have disappeared around the same time.

There will be a big bag of vows to be distributed to STGR holders in lieu of the cash.

[thegrumpster] 07/4/2016 09:56

The board will now be swamped with "three cheers for graphite" articles.

Someone has a sense of humour.

[comet5d] 07/4/2016 09:47

Magnis nears Graphite Sales Deals as Electric Car Demand BoomsBloomberg March 31, 2016Magnis Resources Ltd., developing a $269 million mine in Tanzania to produce graphite used in lithium-ion batteries, has held advanced discussions with customers to secure sales agreements ahead of finalizing funding for the project, the company said."Demand is growing immensely and people agree that lithium-ion batteries are taking off and they are the way of the future," Frank Poullas, chairman of Magnis, said in an interview in Perth on Thursday. The company has held talks with customers in North America, Europe and Asia, he said.Nissan Motor Co. and Renault SA have said sales of battery-powered vehicles climbed to a record last year, while Volkswagen AG's Audi plans to start building its first purely electric sport utility vehicle in 2018. Tesla Motors Inc. is set to introduce its first mass-production electric car, the Model 3, Thursday.The Nachu mine will produce 240,000 metric tons of graphite concentrate a year for 15 years from the second quarter of 2017. It will produce so-called jumbo and super-jumbo flakes which attract significant pricing premiums as they require less processing, according to Bell Potter Securities Ltd.

[illuminati1] 07/4/2016 09:39

10x more graphite needed for electric vehicles batteries than lithium @sdmoores Graphite Guru Simon MooresModel 3 orders have also theoretically increased the spherical #graphite market by 52% on 2015 numbers. #GigafactoryThese #graphite numbers assume Tesla chooses natural spherical graphite for its anodes. Which is now all but confirmed. #GigafactoryBig news!Canadian Graphite stocks continue their incredible bull runGains since February,Focus Graphite +220%Northern Graphite +205%Flinders Resources +115%Mason Graphite +98%Elcora Advanced Materials +80%Graphite one +65%Go figure

[illuminati1] 07/4/2016 09:38

Future looks bright for graphite producer with sales to Europe, US and IndiaSimon Moores, Graphite guru@sdmoores Daimler, LG Chem and now Tesla... All with long term European megafactory plans. Never boring I guess...There are at least 12 battery megafactories under construction. Tesla Gigafactory is the biggest, but still 7 in China. Article to comeModel 3 orders have also theoretically increased the spherical graphite market by 52% on 2015 numbers. #GigafactoryThese graphite numbers assume Tesla chooses natural spherical graphite for its anodes. Which is now all but confirmed. #Gigafactory@elonmusk (CEO Tesla)We will need to build a factory in Europe to serve long-term regional demand as Fremont reaches max capacity.We are working on an exact date, but Tesla will be in India before 3 production starts.

[thegrumpster] 07/4/2016 09:34

They were the links posted last night.

Might be that you're allowed to read a certain number of articles before it goes to the "subscribe" page.

[thegrumpster] 07/4/2016 09:32

FWIW

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"Stephen Bizzell advisory business in tax dispute
March 11, 2016 7:28pm
Liam WalshThe Courier-Mail

AN ENTREPRENEUR who made a fortune from coal-seam gas and now sits on one of the State Government’s top finance boards is facing corporate trouble.



The Australian Taxation Office is pursuing CSG multi-millionaire Stephen Bizzell’s own private corporate advisory business for $918,000.

At the same time, voluntary administrators are investigating whether stockmarket listed Titan Energy Services, where Mr Bizzell was a director, might have traded while insolvent.

Mr Bizzell, 48, said a plan was afoot to repay the ATO and he rejected the insolvent trading claim.

He’s a director on government financial agency Queensland Treasury Corporation, and stockmarket listed entities including Armour Energy.

Mr Bizzell, a sports fan, co-founded CSG outfit Arrow Energy, earning an estimated $18 million when Shell bought it in 2010.

He also created Bizzell Capital Partners, which helps handle mergers and acquisitions, and capital raisings. He is sole director and shareholder, with offices in Brisbane’s financial district.

The ATO in December filed a winding up action against Bizzell Capital for $918,000, saying it had submitted a demand for payment in September over taxes.

Mr Bizzell, in a later affidavit, countered that his company was solvent. The ATO had reached an agreement to allow his company to sell stocks in various ASX-listed companies, which were subject to sale restrictions due to expire in mid-March, he said. The plan was to repay $500,000 upfront in April and then $100,000 payments in monthly instalments.

He told The Courier-Mail private family matters had led to some tax affairs not being kept up to date.

The ATO was joined in its case by Dart Energy – where Mr Bizzell was once a director – seeking $343,000 in office costs linked to Bizzell Capital. Dart’s affidavit was sworn by Mr Bizzell’s long-term business partner Shaun Scott.

Mr Bizzell’s affidavit said Bizzell Capital and Dart had since reached a payment agreement, and Dart would drop its case. The wind-up action is not against Mr Bizzell personally, and stockmarket and property searches indicate he and family interests have more than $10 million in assets.

Mr Bizzell and Mr Scott were also directors on Titan Energy Services, which provided services such as accommodation camps. It fell into voluntary administration in December.

A subsequent creditors’ report from Joanne Dunn and Stefan Dopking of administrators FTI Consulting theorised Titan group might have been insolvent around July last year. They cited factors including that Titan had stopped reporting PAYG to the ATO from July last year.

The administrators stressed this was a preliminary opinion, and Mr Bizzell said it was wrong. “Right up until the day we appointed administrators, there were a number of refinancing alternatives that were being pursued that had a reasonable likelihood of success,” he told The Courier-Mail.

Creditors’ meeting minutes also noted Titan executives “disagree with the (alleged) insolvency date”. Their disagreement centred on when the ATO debt arose.

The creditors’ report states only $250,000 in debt was incurred after July 2015."


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The follow on stories state that he's left his Government advisory position, and the next one was about selling shares. (Recent stories....last few weeks)
For some reason the stories are now premium content. They weren't last night.
Might be worth keeping an eye on?

[illuminati1] 07/4/2016 08:53

Aussies slowly getting excited, no volume yet. "$100 mill mkt cap coming? Can carry those type of numbers should be a bit of news flow articles to come to potentially back this up.. on peer comparisons it looks the goods and will be producing with off takes..even after coming dilution of say to a total 800 mill shares total issued capital base around 10/12 cents not out of the question .. big picture charts give those numbers as well? see what comes."

[thegrumpster] 07/4/2016 08:43

You haven't said that the (previous) post is a Jimbob post from Lse.

Credit where credit is due.

[illuminati1] 07/4/2016 07:07

LSE Jim

Bass Metals have engaged Oz-based Bizzell Capital Partners and Patersons Securities to fund the expansion of Graph Mada.

Source: ASX announcement:

Patersons Securities and Graphite:

"Patersons Securities analyst Jason Chesters expects graphite demand to grow by about400,000 tonnes between now and 2020, with much of that growth to be met by existing producers' expansion capabilities."

Source: SMH: hxxp://www.smh.com.au/business/mining-and-resources/rarer-than-gold-mineral-lures-investors-20150916-gjno7n.html

Bizzell Capital Partners and Graphite:

Sayona Mining acquiring graphite project in Brazil, raising $2.57M

"Sayona is raising the funds through a one for four non-renounceable rights issue priced at $0.025 that is partially underwritten to $1.5 million by Bizzell Capital Partners."

Source: [...]

Point I'm making is that there are 2 specialist VCs, who from what I can ascertain seem to operate only on home turf (ASX).

My summary of the proposed deal, therefore, is that it is worth supporting PROVIDING we get a viable route to returning shareholder value to STGR holders, over and above simply "becoming a holding company holding shares in BSM" because, as correctly noted, this will likely just see a steady drain on shareholder funds over time, which at best will offset any rise in BSM shares.

Good new is, Stratmin have indicated in latest RNS that they believe they will make a deal to avoid becoming an investing company and, in recent interview with Brett Boynton, strongly implied that Stratmin would focus on the finishing and sales of the graphite whilst Bass focusses on the mining.

This might be the slowest burner I have every digested, but *if* they can pull this off, including the funding and creating a viable business to keep Stratmin listed as a plain ordinary company in the graphite space then that is worth supporting, isn't it...

[illuminati1] 07/4/2016 07:05

Posted on Bass Metals "With Bizzel capital backing AJM Altura Mining early with a 1 cent raise now 21 cents in the lithium space I can't see BSM sitting around doing nothing for much longer. I'm sure most bizzell clients who have had a 21 bagger from AJM will get into BSM?"

[thegrumpster] 06/4/2016 22:27

Same as the first link

[thegrumpster] 06/4/2016 22:19

Just a bit of reading.

There's a space after the "hot" that needs removing in case links to other boards get removed.
Search HotCopper post no 17261032

copper.com.au/threads/news-article-about-aep.2722640/page-5?post_id=17261032#.VwV60npUWSc

HC post no 6327614
copper.com.au/threads/the-bi-polar-ant.1101427/page-3?post_id=6327614#.VwV7QHpUWSc

[comet5d] 06/4/2016 12:38

Sell the dog, the sink, the second car, forget the holiday, flog the granny ....buy STGR lol

[pictureframe] 06/4/2016 12:20

Average down everyone lol

[beeezzz] 06/4/2016 11:29

I did see a pig flyover this morning....is that good sign.