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THX Thor Explorations Ltd

42.50
-0.25 (-0.58%)
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Thor Explorations Ltd LSE:THX London Ordinary Share CA8851491040 COM SHS NPV (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.25 -0.58% 42.50 188,355 08:03:05
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
42.00 43.00 42.75 42.50 42.75
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gold Ores USD 193.13M USD 91.17M USD 0.1370 5.62 284.41M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
16:06:45 O 5,000 42.25 GBX

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03/7/202313:21Thor Explorations expands footprint to include lithium2
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Posted at 20/6/2025 09:20 by Thor Explorations Daily Update
Thor Explorations Ltd is listed in the Gold Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker THX. The last closing price for Thor Explorations was 42.75p.
Thor Explorations currently has 665,297,482 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Thor Explorations is £512,279,061.
Thor Explorations has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 5.62.
This morning THX shares opened at 42.75p
Posted at 15/6/2025 05:15 by tim000
PS: I like your “handle”, meanreverter. One of the first things one should do before investing, imo, is look at the long term chart of a company’s share price, as part of an assessment of its growth trajectory. Is it a mean reversion chart (in statistical parlance, stationary, I(0)), or non-stationary (ie a growth stock, I(1)). The chart tells you what the market’s assessment is of the business and its management. THX’s chart isn’t very long, but it does suggest the stock is by no means mean reverting. So run your winners!
Posted at 14/6/2025 08:54 by meanreverter
Sustainability is an issue in the valuation of THX. If the drilling for underground reserves at Segiola proves successful, and additionally for the other African projects, the lowly 2 × FCF rating is likely to rise many-fold.
Posted at 28/5/2025 11:33 by martinmc123
wealthoracle.co.uk/detailed-result-full/THX/1439
Posted at 28/5/2025 08:25 by tim000
It’s the zero tax rate that makes THX unique.
Posted at 27/5/2025 14:32 by trader465
“no stale longs to hold the price back”

Stale longs don’t hold prices back, I’d say inexperienced young people using leverage and fractional trading apps are banking a small profit to add to their larger losing positions will stall the price.

Most people bank a small profit while holding a large loss elsewhere, hence 80% of people lose money in this business.

They should be adding and compounding the winners, but they add and compound losers, that’s the reality of trading.
Posted at 05/5/2025 20:01 by tim000
The cost of the CDN 5c annual dividend is equivalent to revenues of ca US$267/oz (assuming 90k oz production). On the day the new dividend was announced, gold prices were ca US$3000/oz. Today’s gold price is over $300/oz higher, in other words the company could easily afford dividends for the remaining three quarters of the year that are double the minimum CDN 1.25c per quarter already announced (assuming pog remains at its current level). That would imply an annual dividend this year of CDN 8.75c, or a yield of over 14% at the current share price.
Posted at 10/4/2025 20:35 by gre
I'm tempted to buy some shares in THX after watching the Investor Meet presentation today. The only thing putting me off is the news reports of political violence between different communities in Osun State which has lead to a number of deaths and curfews being imposed by the State Governor. Anyone know if this is all happening in the vicinity of the THX mine or is it in another part of the State?
Posted at 01/3/2024 21:30 by stevea171
News. We are due an updated MRE for Douta any day now. Q1/24 is current guidance. This is expected to increase both the resource to c. 2 million oz gold and the average grade.

This is to be followed by the PFS for Douta delayed from Q4/23 to Q1/24 with only a month now left in Q1. With this information in the public domain there will be visibility of the valuation of the asset and development issues and costs. Segun thinks Thor can build a mine there without dilution of shareholders but Endeavour's huge mine, Sabodala, is just trucking distance away from Douta, and other predators incl possibly the Chinese will no doubt take a close interest when this PFS is released.

At the moment Douta is valued at zero in the THX share price which gives the AISC $1150, 100k oz producing mine at Segilola a derisive valuation. THX share price was recently smashed even lower by a further 20% by a large seller wanting out at any price over a 3 day period but the shares are starting to bounce back with likely more on news.
Posted at 22/2/2024 09:18 by stevea171
Selling in smallish chunks in the last hour or so here yesterday, in Canada over night and now again here this morning. Seems to be one or more distressed holders with limited buyers to soak it all up so crashing the share price

LSE comments:
Last night. The share price is down 8% on something like £12k of sells broken in to about 10 trades so its hardly like a large holder trading in this manor. This is clearly retail as incredibly amateur and very distressed to hit out small trades below bid.

Honestly think in 6 months time here we could be looking 25-30p should they extend the mine life as expected. Chucking out 85-90m ebitda at the moment call it 1 x Mcap.

This morning. The volume in Toronto was 3x the average, it was a large (selling) volume day. If there weren't many trades, then it's likely it was one (or a small number of) large holder(s). Are institutions buying or trading this in any sort of volume? No. Large holders selling are not professional investors and likely need the money (or bored of waiting for returns) and this is exactly what the share price is at the mercy of. Which is exactly what has been written here for years. Saying it's just some amateur is to miss the point that this hasn't always been going on and will continue to go on. Unless this share is more widely distributed (or someone wants a big stake or buyout), we will never see fair value. This is an asset for the handful of people who own the majority of shares to be utilised/monetised/liquidated when needed. It's been written on here that we needed more institutional and retail interest many times before. It wasn't happening naturally so it was suggested the Company should spend some money on promotion. That was shouted down by others on here because it would definitely happen naturally. The share price is now a lot lower.

We must be approaching halfway through the original Segilola mine life and we're now at my first buy-in price, from well before ground was broken, many years ago. No share price appreciation whatsoever for being a producing, profit-making, low debt mine, with potential for extension, additional gold leases for development, lithium... etc. Add in many years of inflation and I am well down. And that doesn't consider I have averaged up over the years, so I am very, very down. The prospects were improving, right? Why wouldn't you add? Having slept on it though; a market-settling RNS wouldn't help.

There is no 'market' issue. Someone (probably one person) is selling... no one is interested in buying, as usual. Clearly very few people know about this or very few people are interested in this. What can be done to address that?
Let's get definitive news on Segilola extension, the plans for Douta (sell it if it doesn't make sense and return the money to investors), more clarity on how the AISC will be reduced, plans for buy-backs, dividends (it's not 'only' been operating 2 yrs, it's profitably halfway through mine life), etc, etc.
What is it, ~60% down from the recent high in ~8 months and the gold price is higher today than it was then? But nothing has changed. It's incredibly frustrating.
Posted at 16/1/2024 14:38 by stevea171
Spotlight on Douta and valuation.
A lot is happening here. But what is Segun up to with Douta?

The PFS has been moved back from Q4/23 to Q1/24 to give more time for a new MRE to be issued in Q1 ahead of the PFS where the resource of 1.78 million oz gold is expected to be expanded to 2 million oz at a higher grade, with more converted from inferred to indicated category and for development of the mining process with the Chinese in conjunction with the metallurgy work in Perth.

Exploration here has so far been limited but with further exploration and drilling along a 15 km mineralised corridor the resource can be expanded further.

Douta is not a straight forward development due to the refractory ore element as with the nearby Massawa development (Endeavour).

The cost of building a 100k oz pa mine at Douta will not come cheap. $120 million for Stage 1? It can be done in two stages with the oxide ore CIL processing first followed by a BIOX. Stage 1 could be financed 50% by a Finance Co and the balance through cash flow this year and next. Commence 18 month build early 2025 with completion mid 2026.

Randgold/Barrick did not develop the much higher grade and larger Massawa deposit for 10 years before selling out for $380 million in 2020.

Then there is the salutary lesson of the failed development of the adjacent Makabingui deposit in 2020 by Bassari Resources.

When the PFS comes out it is sure to trigger interest from predators and in particular from Endeavour to add to their regional supply of ore to their huge operation at nearby Sabodala. The economics for the low grade ore could be improved for Endeavour by installing a crusher and ore sorter at Douta before trucking to Sabodala.

What price would Endeavour offer for Douta? $100 million?
(B2B Gold sold its 1.1 million oz, 2.3 gm/t Toega resource in Burkina Faso to West African Resources in 2021 for $45 million).

Segun says he is not looking to dilute shareholders with future development of Douta or the recent Nigerian lithium deposits but is open to partners/JV's. He has strong links to the Chinese who were contracted for construction of Segilola and are involved with the process design for Douta.

So it's likely the ball will kick off with the PFS in a couple of months time. Future development of a second mine for Thor in Senegal? Or a sale providing funds for gold and lithium mines in Nigeria where Thor is the first mover with plenty of attractive prospects.

None of this is in the share price at a near low of 14.25p since listing on AIM in 2021.

Thor: "Our vision is to create significant shareholder value by being the largest producer of gold and the leading and sustainable supplier of lithium in Nigeria."

THX Mkt Cap is £93.5 million at share price of 14.25p.
Dual listed. Also on the TSXV (THX) with share price CA$0.23.
Major holdings: Segun Family 15%. Segun 4.5%.

Comparison: Shanta 100k oz pa. Mkt Cap £136 million at 13p.
Target Price: 30p - Canaccord Genuity 15/1/24
If significant lithium deposits are discovered and developed Thor could become a billion dollar gold and lithium producer.

News 15/1/24: Q4/23 production results.
Thor Explorations share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange

Thor Explorations Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the current Thor Explorations share price?
The current share price of Thor Explorations is 42.50p
How many Thor Explorations shares are in issue?
Thor Explorations has 665,297,482 shares in issue
What is the market cap of Thor Explorations?
The market capitalisation of Thor Explorations is GBP 284.41M
What is the 1 year trading range for Thor Explorations share price?
Thor Explorations has traded in the range of 13.25p to 44.25p during the past year
What is the PE ratio of Thor Explorations?
The price to earnings ratio of Thor Explorations is 5.62
What is the cash to sales ratio of Thor Explorations?
The cash to sales ratio of Thor Explorations is 2.65
What is the reporting currency for Thor Explorations?
Thor Explorations reports financial results in USD
What is the latest annual turnover for Thor Explorations?
The latest annual turnover of Thor Explorations is USD 193.13M
What is the latest annual profit for Thor Explorations?
The latest annual profit of Thor Explorations is USD 91.17M
What is the registered address of Thor Explorations?
The registered address for Thor Explorations is 550 BURRARD STREET, SUITE 2900, VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, V6C 0A3
What is the Thor Explorations website address?
The website address for Thor Explorations is www.thorexpl.com
Which industry sector does Thor Explorations operate in?
Thor Explorations operates in the GOLD ORES sector

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