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STGR Stratmin Global

1.125
0.00 (0.00%)
21 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Stratmin Global LSE:STGR London Ordinary Share GB00B9276C59 ORD 0.01P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1.125 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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11/4/2016
12:18
"illuminati1
11 Apr'16 - 11:42 - 7063 of 7064

£8.6M offer = 5.3p"


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UP TO £8.6m ........Up to




"The proposed consideration of up to A$15.25 million for the remaining 93.75per cent. of Graphmada values the business at A$16.267 million or approximately £8.6 million."

thegrumpster
11/4/2016
11:46
What a boring day. Low volume, IMO everybody just watching and waiting with some small top-ups. Just sitting back and waiting.Good luck all and I hope you have the patience and financial position to see this one come home! What was that Pantene ad phrase? "It won't happen overnight but it will happen"...All IMO people . .
comet5d
11/4/2016
11:42
£8.6M offer = 5.3pCounter bid.Other parties interested.The ground is now laid for an explosive rebound.Downstream opportunity with Tirupati's expertiseUltra pure, expandable, micronised graphite. $$$
illuminati1
11/4/2016
11:36
The share price graph reminds me of the graph for vatakoula Vgm where the management
Made endless promises.

atlantic57
11/4/2016
11:31
Blimey they really know how to sweat talk their shareholders, I'd take what Brett says with a pinch of salt, words mean nothing; actions are what count in favour of long standing shareholders.,
beeezzz
11/4/2016
11:13
Reply from the CEOFor those who are not in direct contact with him:Thank you for making contact.I am very restricted on any communication in an open deal period and I know how frustrating that is I am dying to get more information out.We have been working closely with our Broker, Optiva, and they will be able to shed some light soon hopefully.We are producing and selling and as advised we went into the southern extension to bulk test the ore in the Mahefedok zone. At this stage I cannot tell you any more.We do expect Patersons Securities, Bass brokers and advisors, to publish a full research initiation note for Bass in the very near future. This should help Stratmin shareholders understand the value potential of the deal.RegardsBrett
illuminati1
11/4/2016
11:11
This noise is all pointless.Bungee jumping is not for everyone.Some are very scared and can only watch, getting their thrill by living their lives vicariously through others.Some watch and say things like "you wouldn't catch me doing that!" Some watch and say "the rope will snap and he will fall to his death" Update is on its way, still producing and selling graphite into US, India and Europe while we wait for more news flow and for the snap-back rebound.You only have to look at how far this has fallen to realise if you can get in low enough the rebound will take you far higher than these levels if you choose to do so.If you haven't got the stomach for this game fair enough, just admit it and don't concern yourself over those that do. You only get one life, so get on with it and do something productive.
illuminati1
11/4/2016
10:37
Looks like the rampers are having posts removed from Lse again.

If you can't counter the post, have it removed. (........or swamp it with graphite articles)

A sure sign of desperation.

thegrumpster
11/4/2016
10:24
anybody can write a business plan

actually managing it to fruition and raising the capital to finance it are the hard parts

the stigologist
10/4/2016
18:24
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illuminati1
9 Apr'16 - 15:05 - 7037 of 7054 0 0

£8.6M offer = 5.3p

The ground is now laid for an explosive rebound.....
"


The offer is for UP T0 £8.6m.

Five bob is up to £8.6m. It can mean anything.


The point for me is that the shareprice was 5.1p when Brett walked through the STGR door.

For all the wasted time and faffing around with our Australian graphite wanabees, he may just have well handed it over to the almost penniless BSM for the then current share price.

What would the ramping crew have said if the first words from Brett were "We'll flog the whole lot to another company for our present share price.....All those in favour...."?

IMO they'd have said ......"Three cheers for Brett".


Let's hear it for Brett.

thegrumpster
10/4/2016
17:42
Ill and Comet

When are you ever going to admit that what you are spouting may be rubbish!!

You've done it all through its considerable decline.

Stig has called this right all along!!

I have a considerable holding here and wonder why!!

Am I mad??

Will this ever recover?

I want it to, but seriously doubt very much that it ever will!!

F*&k*ng angry at what is probably my biggest mistake!!

talkingtoplants
10/4/2016
16:15
Stigologist is an algorithm that posts one line statements from a table of the 30 most effective down ramp lines. lol
comet5d
10/4/2016
15:55
Jimbob...To add - I received a response from the CEO for my, sometimes forthright, emails of the last few days.The key point is they are listening to all of our concerns, especially the concern that meeting the tranche structure is somewhat in Bass's hands. I specifically requested that the BOD consider some form of buyback clause in the detail of the share sale agreement for Graph Mada in the event we are unable to meet the tranche structure. This is intended solely as a safeguard against Bass acting in bad faith to prevent production targets being met - they risk losing the asset back to us.Brett's response is that this is already under consideration and will be in the detail of the final agreement.
illuminati1
10/4/2016
15:54
Jimbobtech, LSEMake no doubt that this point on production has been rammed home to the BOD by several of us, who have since been in touch with each other to pool our knowledge of the situation.The prevailing feeling amongst people I have spoken to appears to be that the Bass deal is the least-worst option, with one major condition: the board of Stratmin has to demonstrate how we will retain the value from this deal, and this is likely to preclude becoming an Investing Company.Ie if STGR continues as an ordinary listed company and we end up with a sizeable share in Bass as well as a second growth business of our own (no doubt in the graphite space: milling/finishing, sales, "energy storage" etc) that is a good deal. It's good because it limits our downside risks. The alternative is further funding on AIM, which no doubt will see the speculators pushing us down between each raise, the net effect being the only people who can possibly win from this are the later-stage investors.Production targets and the like are all valid concerns and the BOD know we are screaming for some more tangible information.The alternative - going it alone - whilst giving us much higher upside potential - also has more significant downside potential and could, possibly, result in worst dilution than a swap.The sooner this gets cleared up the better, because it will end the negative speculation and leave us accepting a future with Bass as a partner is better than being eaten by a shark here on AIM.
illuminati1
10/4/2016
10:45
Best to ignore lying wskill bashing troll.
Three phase Strategy in place to vertical integrate the graphite business.

Better watch CEO Brett Boynton interview




StratMin Global Resources to REMAIN INVOLVED IN GRAPHMADA Mauritius, says CEO
04 Apr 2016

StratMin Global Resources (LON:STGR) looks set to RECEIVE around MORE THAN DOUBLE ITS CURRENT MARKET VALUE 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.
Current Market cap £3mln.!

Brett Boynton, chief executive, tells Proactive Investors the important part of this is that Stratmin will still be ACTIVELY INVOLVED involved from technology and commercial aspects in the development AS MAJOR SHAREHOLDERS going forward in Bass, which represent the FIRST PHASE."

"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."

"SECOND PHASE unlocks the ability to look more closely at HIGH MARGIN GRAPHITE PRODUCT AREA. DEVELOPING ULTRA PURE graphite which Tirupati has expertise in, EXPANDABLE graphite and MICRONISED GRAPHITE which is a precursor on LI-ION BATTERY"

"The THIRD PHASE of the STRATEGY will be to be more actively and directly involved in GRAPHITE BASED ENERGY STORAGE and ENERGY PRODUCTION. Looking at THERMAL ENERGY and Li-ION BATTERY CHEMISTRY."

comet5d
10/4/2016
08:08
When this disgraceful theft from STGR(they call it a takeover) has completed all STGR shareholders will have is 0.5p in cash which will probably disappear into directors pockets and some more hollow promises from BASS .

Are you insane going on about a graphite market that STGR will have no part of after this other than watching the enrichment of BASS shareholders who will be laughing at STGR share holders stupidity at being duped by crafty Aussies.

Every single condition will not be met to afford STGR holders an increase in payment this is not a commercial agreement we have signed it is a gift of the company to BASS for a few hundred thousand pounds.

wskill
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