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TCU Toledo Copper

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Toledo Copper LSE:TCU London Ordinary Share GB00B00K3B10 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% - 0.00 -
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Toledo Copper Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
06/10/2004
11:16
Would imagine they are concentrating on the nickel projects at the mo, maybe not such a bad thing, taking care of the bread and butter, jam later, give them time we will get there, MAYBE!!
el cuerpo
06/10/2004
08:49
Anybody any idea when the feasibility study is due? Good posts SQUAREROO
stingray1690
05/10/2004
16:04
It seems a few people have started putting profits into tcu judging by the number of small trades recently.Was the 250 000 @ 2p a buy or a sell???
squareroo
05/10/2004
12:27
Me too..Im still waiting for the PET story to unfold before I whack my 120% profits here..I still think we deserve a gold medal for our continued patience though.
suntan
04/10/2004
23:02
Thanks for the numbers SQUAREROO. I am almost expecting a big rise. I'm waiting for the opportunity to get out of other share ASAP to buy in here. At a PE of only 15.7, CFM is my other holding. Hoping this increases to a more sensible value for such a strong company, before selling and putting everything in TCU.
combo83
04/10/2004
20:35
just like AEN whose shares doubled on the feasability study out this week.I am hoping TCU can do the same.
squareroo
04/10/2004
20:32
A feasibility study of the rehabilitation and re-opening of the mine is close to
completion and is currently being audited by independent consultants Behre
Dolbear Australia Limited. The study is based on a mine throughput of 42,000
tons of ore per day which, over an 11 year period, is estimated to produce on
average 100 million pounds of copper and 45,000 ounces of gold per annum from
underground block caving operations.

100 million lbs = 44000 tonnes
27 month price = $2 200/tonne
2200 x 44000 = $97 mill per year 40% = $38 mill =
#22 mill GBP + gold + 5mill nickel = 30 million

lets say 20 mill profit a year should give mkt cap of 100 mill

lets say they issue another 250 million shares


share price of 11p

squareroo
04/10/2004
19:55
Released 26/07/04

LONDON (AFX) - Toledo Copper Corporation PLC said it the feasibility study
regarding the Cebu mine in the Philippines is on schedule and due for release
within the next three to four weeks, adding that its financial projections are
highly encouraging.

Mon Aug 2nd marked one week
Mon Aug 9th marked two weeks
Mon Aug 16th marked three weeks

etc

I'm not holding my breath !

and YES before anyone asks i am STILL holding 800k.

snoopdoggywuff
04/10/2004
14:41
Yes quiet. All we need is a spark in the form of a long overdue RNS!

Released 20/09/04
"The Company is advised by Behre Dolbear that their final technical audit of the bankable feasibility study of the Toledo copper mine will be complete within the next three to four weeks."

Monday 4th October marks 2 weeks.
Monday 11th October marks 3 weeks.
Monday 18th October marks 4 weeks.

Hopefully we'll have the report before Friday 15th October.

combo83
04/10/2004
12:34
quiet over here
bullandbear
02/10/2004
17:26
hopefully it will be like aen flat for ages then all of a sudden........!
squareroo
01/10/2004
17:38
Squareroo: -
"I don't expect any fireworks anymore.we'll get an rns saying that study confirms x amount of copper and perhaps some details of how it will be financed."


Don't let these delays discourage you, the risk/reward will be unchanged no matter how long they delay. The purpose of the feasibility report, as you know, is to determine if they'll make money from the mine after the initial cost of resuming operations. If that initial cost is favourable, the report will tell us exactly how much they expect to make and the share price will follow. If the potential earnings per share is high, then there WILL be fireworks! Though it's difficult to put numbers to it, even a potential earnings of £828,400 or EPS of 0.19p would give these a fair trading value of circa 8p. Great potential.

On the other hand the report may conclude that nobody is willing to finance, or that the options aren't favourable, etc. In this case we could see a large drop on the bid.

combo83
01/10/2004
08:37
Copper and Nickel....


Thursday September 30, 2004
The Guardian

Oil has been hogging the limelight, breaking through the $50 level this week, but it would be wrong to ignore all the other commodity markets that are going gangbusters.
Copper yesterday hit a six-month high of $2,970 per tonne - more than double the price seen in the dark days of 2001, after the tech bubble burst.

Other base metals have also shot up in price over the past 24 months, with nickel rising from $5,000 per tonne to $14,000. Tin has moved from $3,800 to $9,000 and even lead - for so long an unfashionable commodity - has more than doubled to $900 per tonne.

As with the upward pressure on crude prices, voracious demand from China has been the driving force behind the rises across the commodity range.

Persistently depressed commodity prices during the 90s meant there was little investment during the decade in new mines and facilities: the result is a classic squeeze from limited supply and pulsating demand.

In the first four months of the year demand for copper rose by nearly 30% in China, 15% in America, and was also up in Europe and Japan. While the market cooled a little during the summer, demand is said to have picked up once more over recent weeks.

As usual, speculators are being blamed for the more extreme price moves, but the fact is the underlying physical market remains very tight.

While 800,000 tonnes of copper lay in warehouses attached to the London Metal Exchange, Comex bourse and Shanghai Futures Exchange at the end of 2003, those reserves have now fallen to 164,000 tonnes. Kate Barker, monetary policy committee member at the Bank of England, warned yesterday that higher commodity prices were feeding inflation. That is not news to UK companies.


Those supplying the construction industry, car manufacturers and consumer durable makers all rely on copper wiring, cabling and tubing for a range of electrical and other applications. They are already struggling with rising energy costs - at a time when fierce competition makes it impossible to pass on extra costs to customers.

And where's that competition coming from? China, more often than not.

unionhall
30/9/2004
17:56
I don't expect any fireworks anymore.we'll get an rns saying that study confirms x amount of copper and perhaps some details of how it will be financed.what will move this in the long term is big investors coming on board and revenue streams starting next year.We need press comment and broker forecasts.at this price there is not much downside considering they have just raised funds at 2p.presumably the investors were convinced they would see a return on their investment.
squareroo
30/9/2004
17:30
Hoping for the special RNS next week.
combo83
30/9/2004
15:23
moved up to 2.2 to buy.they don't want em to go too cheap.
squareroo
30/9/2004
14:55
chris k's other company is top of the risers board hopefully he can do the same here.(preferably without the 99% fall)
squareroo
30/9/2004
14:41
afternoon all...exchanging war stories of what might have been I see....I guess we have all done this at some point....the question with this at the moment is what exactly is it going to take to get it out of this bloody trading range ? anybody ?
thecynical1
30/9/2004
14:41
well hopefully we will all be able to flog these at 10p!
squareroo
30/9/2004
14:37
I still regret selling NOP at 4.5p - made £450 profit, but would have been able to sell at 10p (another approx. £2k) if I had just held out longer.
chambeaj
30/9/2004
14:26
lol.... it is always good to see the ones you get out of early carry on to new heights...
fackson
30/9/2004
14:23
I got out at 5p.lol! my 3k would have been worth 45k i ended up losing 300 squid.!
squareroo
30/9/2004
14:21
Strange graph. Manipulated?
ariesr
30/9/2004
14:20
but do you still hold PET, or did you get out too early.?
fackson
30/9/2004
14:03
it was just like this when i bought PET at 6p.slow... boring.. waiting for news they got to 90p today!

TCU will have its day!...and i will be there.

squareroo
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