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SLP Sylvania Platinum Limited

69.00
0.10 (0.15%)
17 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Sylvania Platinum Limited LSE:SLP London Ordinary Share BMG864081044 CMN SHS USD0.01 (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.10 0.15% 69.00 68.00 70.00 69.50 68.90 69.00 841,509 08:00:20
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec 127.04M 45.35M 0.1720 4.01 181.89M
Sylvania Platinum Limited is listed in the Miscellaneous Metal Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SLP. The last closing price for Sylvania Platinum was 68.90p. Over the last year, Sylvania Platinum shares have traded in a share price range of 47.50p to 88.00p.

Sylvania Platinum currently has 263,610,514 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Sylvania Platinum is £181.89 million. Sylvania Platinum has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 4.01.

Sylvania Platinum Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
20/12/2021
13:47
Just bought another block to trade @85.7p. Can see this bouncing from here to over 100p
rabiddog
20/12/2021
13:47
Just bought another block to trade @85.7p. Can see this bouncing from here to over 100p
rabiddog
20/12/2021
08:01
Thanks Rabid.
2vdm
18/12/2021
08:42
100% Rabid....Being boring is the only thing that keeps me interested.
plat hunter
17/12/2021
10:05
Posted this few posts earlier..pure PGM play, steady production

About 60% of revenue is from rhodium, that’s been recovering recently. Market cap covered bout 30% by cash. It’s a direct play on PGM really, costs and production are well known. Costs to produce are usually about $700ish an ounce, basket price has fluctuated a lot but still I think must be in the region of $2500 an ounce so still hugely cash generative. It’s pretty boring, just does what it does and you know what you are getting. Pays out good dividends with the excess cash rather than diversification into other streams such as Cu production ala JLP.

rabiddog
17/12/2021
09:27
Any views on this as a medium to longer term buy. I've already got a heavily weighted holding, but am showing quite a large loss to date, but it looks cheap at this price. Views appreciated.TIA.
2vdm
16/12/2021
12:53
All the metals are down since their crazy peaks, I have a buy order in at 65p here, but will keep any eye on it just incase there is a sudden turn in metal prices.

banking could be a quick in and out

deme1
15/12/2021
18:28
SLP and many other metals getting bashed today. My comments above re SBSW were clearly premature seeing as they dropped 6% today! When you look at the the numbers for Sibanye there's nothing not to like. The FT lists of punters forecasts give a median price increase of 66%.
High 82.6%. 22.00. Med 66.0% 20.00. Low 26.1% 15.20.
I think the build up to Christmas and New Year will be poor, with Covid, Ukraine, inflation, and thin market volumes all creating a bit of a downer.

nimrod22
15/12/2021
16:24
I'm down to 17.8 now will add 5k's worth if it hits 11p which will be nigh on 45k shares, insanely cheap for the assets imo.It would also mean that our share of dugbe alone would be worth more than HUM's entire mcap... Essentially a 100k debt free mine and another 100k mine build fully financed, both valued at zero.Lack of cash and continued spend on drilling appears to be the markets biggest problem imo. When they do drawdown the Coris money it will at least capitalise the company.
plat hunter
15/12/2021
16:01
Yeah I bought 2 lots of HUM…first smaller block at 32p, larger block at 21p. Luckily I sold the larger block in October at break even. Just letting the other block ride, it’s now about 0.5% of my portfolio so not too concerned. Happens
rabiddog
15/12/2021
15:51
PS SBSW isn't a tip, it's just a really good measuring stick :-P
plat hunter
15/12/2021
15:50
Still long and strong over there Rabid... The view there for me is 380k ounces by 2025, Future div's on 380k ounces and no debt would be close to double current share price "Short term pain, long term gain" capital back as div's is the wholly grail....


What's your average over there if you don't mind me asking?

plat hunter
15/12/2021
15:33
Last time I listened to one of your tips Plat I bought HUM…lol. Must admit they looked good value but not worked out well for me or any others I suspect !
rabiddog
15/12/2021
13:44
Nigh on 11% divi at sbsw too at current mcap.. Alright there's a 20% tax at source but if you register as a non SA resident investor you can half of that back.
plat hunter
14/12/2021
18:07
I've been heavily weighted in miners this year (on anticipation of an economic recovery from Covid) including SLP, JLP, THS, but Glencore appears to have performed very well at 57% rise on the year. I have Sibanye, but for reasons I can't quite figure its not performed so well, despite all the numbers looking more than good, but sometimes that's the way it goes. Those that buy Sibanye SBSW now will probably be in at a bottom price, the forecast earnings, P/E etc are all more than good.
nimrod22
14/12/2021
12:21
JLP won't be producing copper anytime soon or certainly not enough or without the efficiency to justify how much cash they've diverted from a profitable pgm operation which they've failed to grow.It's not just investors that need to add to winners and cut losses, you'll do better here than JLP imo over the long term. share price wise, there's enough fundamentalists over at jlp, so anything is possible on that front
plat hunter
14/12/2021
11:56
About 60% of revenue is from rhodium, that’s been recovering recently. Market cap covered bout 30% by cash. It’s a direct play on PGM really, costs and production are well known. Costs to produce are usually about $700ish an ounce, basket price has fluctuated a lot but still I think must be in the region of $2500 an ounce so still hugely cash generative. It’s pretty boring, just does what it does and you know what you are getting. Pays out good dividends with the excess cash rather than diversification into other streams such as Cu production ala JLP.
rabiddog
14/12/2021
11:43
It doesn't swell as much as it used too ;-)
plat hunter
14/12/2021
11:16
Hi All,Have been an SLP holder for 6 months or so, currently in the red unfortunately. However, I ve gone through the investment thesis again and struggling to see why this isn't a bargain? Supply chain issues leading to lower new car demand + Omicron means delayed gratification, but I suppose the cash balance continues to swell in the interim?Kolanovic of JPM yesterday suggested 2022 will be about commodities as the world is out of Covid, so even the big boys are aligned.Interested to hear the bull and bear case here please from the regulars.Thanks again.
pratt2
14/12/2021
10:03
As a follow up since then I've had dividends for both SCS and VLX paid into my II account on the registered payment date. The SLP late payment issue seems possibly to have been stock specific- or they've sorted out an issue in the days since.
greyingsurfer
09/12/2021
11:25
Still waiting
ravos
09/12/2021
10:56
I am out. I’ve had a good run and have taken profits. Good luck to all who remain.
robsy2
07/12/2021
09:56
Yep, mine just come through. I’ve still messaged them to find out why it’s late compared to my HL account.
rabiddog
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