Stratmin Global Share Discussion Threads

[comet5d] 23/4/2016 15:58

Bass metals hotcopper boardAgree not many posts, but 2230 clicks in 2 weeks before news and patterson pump aren't too shabby either!

[illuminati1] 23/4/2016 11:13

Jarvis Investment Management picked up 3.25 million. Total 6.1m

HSBC Global Asset Management picked up 500k. Total 3.25m

European Investment Management is acting for private investors (reliable source),
hence no holding RNS

As always DYOR

[thegrumpster] 23/4/2016 09:51

FWIW

European Investment Management Ltd could be these people:

[thegrumpster] 23/4/2016 09:38

Rob21
Posts: 39
Observation
Opinion: Buy
Price: 1.625
Aussie forum comments......
Today 08:26
"London loosing the plot. UK Stratmin at 1.5p, market cap $4.5m valued less than Bass.
These AIMers must be mad. No wonder Stratmin directors wanted ASX funding.
Might buy some straminco shares".

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"Yeah it is highly likely that they were never going to get the necessary funding without Bass having full control of the asset. This deal should pave the way for the funding required to take this to the next level. Stratmin will probably still end up having have a very large share of Bass as the second tranche payment requirements should be met this year I believe".

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"Agree, "someone" mentioned 2nd tranche september. Deal announcement next week, Patterson report to follow. Asbury, AMG GK, RHI AG, India offtakes..."

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The first hotcopper post is by johno07. Isn't he someone who posts on LSE? (As I recall. Could be wrong)

"These AIMers must be mad...."


Throwing his voice?

Shepherds at work.

It was nothing to do with AIM small investors. They have increased their holdings in nominee accounts, probably by more than the BSM small holders (See the FT link for UK nominee holders)

Look to European investments, Winterflood Securities and Barclays for the reason for the fall to 1.5p, if not the root cause. They are certainly not mad.

[thegrumpster] 22/4/2016 16:26

About 5p was what it was worth last May.


The New Deal is for UP TO 5.3p That could mean 4p, 3p or even less.

With BSM's recent track record that anyone can see, how likely are we ever to get near that 5.3p.....realistically?

Each time they've failed to honour an agreement with those mugs at STGR, they've just upped the ante.

They crowned the last miserable failure to raise funds with the breathtakingly arrogant.....

"Release Date: 04/04/16 09:30
Summary: Bass to acquire 100% of operating Graphite Mine-BSM.AX "

....with the loose change they have been able to raise....and a BSM promise to cough up some more.....later......maybe.

And all done with the full connivance of our own lot.

It beggars belief.

[illuminati1] 22/4/2016 15:43

As per stigologist request @Bobby_Maina#STGR at all time low. Mkt cap only £2.45M to receive £8.6M for operating sub, to join high margin #graphite products with #Tirupati India.@TopTradersADVFN Topinfo@Bobby_Maina Mate after your tweet on #STGR I have been trying to buy ever since but no stock at all. Well done m8 at 1.50p #STGR.

[illuminati1] 22/4/2016 14:59

5.3p is the real value of the deal to STGR shareholders

[the stigologist] 22/4/2016 14:55

0.6p is the real value of the deal to STGR shareholders

[comet5d] 22/4/2016 14:39

BassMetals hotcopper.com.auLondon loosing the plot. UK Stratmin at 1.5p, market cap $4.5m valued less than Bass.These AIMers must be mad. No wonder Stratmin directors wanted ASX funding. Might buy some straminco shares.Jonno07 said: ?Yeah it is highly likely that they were never going to get the necessary funding without Bass having full control of the asset. This deal should pave the way for the funding required to take this to the next level. Stratmin will probably still end up having have a very large share of Bass as the second tranche payment requirements should be met this year I believe.Jonno0722/04/16 15:09Agree, "someone" mentioned 2nd tranche september. Deal announcement next week, Patterson report to follow. Asbury, AMG GK, RHI AG, India offtakes...

[comet5d] 22/4/2016 14:34

Big buy being worked?Volume is seemingly low, yet sells are being mopped up at 1.4p level and currently only 1000 available at 1.5p. Makes me wonder whether there's a buy order or two being worked in the background.

[thegrumpster] 22/4/2016 14:27

So if the shareprice halves again will STGR be an even more ramptasic buy?

This drop has been under Brett's stewardship, so Brett seeming to say "we may just get up to what it was worth before I arrived and started working my magic",
doesn't really cut it. We may as well have flogged it when MY was running things.



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Graphene articles/links potentially RELEVANT to Stratmin.
(Using in cycle tyres, so only small amounts. But if it proves to work with car tyres then a whole lot more may be needed).




Uses natural graphite.

Extract:

"Patented, modular process

Our production process uses a unique nanotechnique we call Plasma Super Expansion. Starting from natural graphite, each step of the process – expansion, exfoliation and drying – creates graphene-based materials ready for a variety of uses and available in various forms such as powder, liquid and paste. Our process is also unique in being chemical-free.
Tailor-made for customer needs

When used in consumer and industrial applications, G+ enables end-products to perform better while remaining affordable. We partner with customers to develop tailor-made graphene blends that have just the right morphology for their particular application. We produce the precise ingredient to make our customer’s product stand out from the competition.
Scalable, portable production

Our factory near Milan can produce up to 30 tonnes of graphene-based products each year. In addition we can set up production directly at customer locations, thus adding scalable capacity and reducing transport costs, waste and time-to-utilisation."




Vittoria.....bicycle tyres.....but may also be suitable for motorcycle or even car tyres.

Extract:

"The National Graphene Institute will also be in attendance at Graphene & 2D Materials Europe 2016, which takes place next week in Berlin (April 27-28). As part of the IDTechEx show, the event will be used as a platform for companies to show how they are taking graphene out of the lab and putting it into products including supercapacitors, batteries, anti-corrosion coatings, and energy storage devices.

Included amongst the exhibitors is Vittoria, a company using Directa Plus’ G+ brand of graphene in its range of wheel and tyre related products, which have brought about advantages for manufacturer and end-user alike.

The company says: “Prior to the advanced development of graphene, there was always the requirement of choosing between optimising, or aiming at, speed, grip, durability and puncture protection. Effectively, the introduction of graphene allows for natural material barriers of rubber to be removed, which means that there is no longer the need for such compromises between speed, grip, durability and puncture resistance.”

Furthermore, if the tyre is rolling straight, the rubber is at its strongest and offers low rolling resistance but if the rider brakes, accelerates or corners, the compounds become more supple and offer significantly more grip.

In its carbon wheels, Vittoria claims 10% more heat dissipation, 15% more weight reduction, 26% more material strength, 18% more impact strength, 20% more spoke hole strength, 24% more flexibility, and 50% more lateral stiffness."

[illuminati1] 22/4/2016 10:02

Stratmin Global's Market cap now only a tiny £2.45m that's after Bass offers £8.6m package more than 3x current market cap and to enter high margin graphite product business with Tirupati technology and graphite based energy storage as per interview click link Today's Market cap Bass Metals.....$5.5m ~ £3m Stratmin Global..............£2.45!!STGR currently valued less than Bass which trades at 1.2c +20% above proposed Stratmin placing price at 1c. Not much volume on ASX though, Aussies seem to be waiting for the deal to go through before the buying frenzy starts.Once deal goes through Bass (majority Stratmin owned) Market cap will be...???Australia All non-producing graphite companies, years away from production, not generating any cash!Magnis market cap tripled recently to now $193 million!Kibaran Resources....A$29m - £16mVolt Resources..........A$34m - £19mTalga Resources.......A$43m - £23mMagnis Resources...A$193m - £104mSyrah Minerals..A$1.053 Billion!! - £570m!!Stratmin.....£2.45m!!Who likes value? GLA

[thegrumpster] 21/4/2016 20:03

Bonker was doing the same last summer.

When his posts fade away that's not a bad time to sell.

Unless you're with Barclays.

It's the new Bonker indicator.

[illuminati1] 21/4/2016 19:28

As per stigos request...Bonker99 LSEToday 16:595.7 / 10p targets ...1.75p close tomorrow ...Confidence is pretty high - CONCON 2 lol Wish I'd taken more @ 1.55p tbh ...

[thegrumpster] 21/4/2016 19:24

If in doubt, swamp everything with articles on graphite.

It never fails.

[thegrumpster] 21/4/2016 18:37

If you were an investor you would be interested in reading articles related to your investment, natural graphite.

You appear to think that anything connected with "graphite" covers the bill, including drugs smuggling, which suggests to me that this is just a job for you.

You are just making up your quota of posts with anything that looks, at first glance, to be relevant.

That explains the odd articles about carbon fibre, or graphene posts that are not connected to natural graphite but to vapour deposited graphene, or graphene from oxide.

You don't read them. You're not interested. It's just your job.

[comet5d] 21/4/2016 18:03

Three phase Stratmin-Tirupati strategy in place to build a HIGH MARGIN GRAPHITE PRODUCT BUSINESS.

Better watch CEO Brett Boynton interview



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

StratMin Global Resources looks set to RECEIVE around MORE THAN TRIPLE 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 £2.4mln.!

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 whith TIRUPATI TECHNOLOGY, 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

[thegrumpster] 21/4/2016 18:01

"News could be out tomorrow or on monday."

.......or Tuesday or Wednesday.......

Hope this helps

Sounds like Bad Robot?