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XTR Xtract Resources Plc

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17 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Xtract Resources Plc LSE:XTR London Ordinary Share GB00BYSX2795 ORD 0.02P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1.00 0.90 1.10 1.00 1.00 1.00 362,716 08:00:03
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gold Ores 2.81M -1.83M -0.0021 -4.76 8.56M
Xtract Resources Plc is listed in the Gold Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker XTR. The last closing price for Xtract Resources was 1p. Over the last year, Xtract Resources shares have traded in a share price range of 0.775p to 1.90p.

Xtract Resources currently has 856,375,115 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Xtract Resources is £8.56 million. Xtract Resources has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -4.76.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
07/3/2022
05:42
Copper over 5 now
goforgold1
07/3/2022
02:32
Some lovely points on copper in this video.

Ted Oakley Interview Series 2022 - Pierre Lassonde - February 23, 2022

the count of monte_cristo
07/3/2022
01:15
Oil stocks like GENL & GKP who are producing oil for an AISC of under 5 USD a barrel are going to be making so much money. A 10 USD rise in the price of oil for GENL is an additional 50m USD a year. GENL currently pays a 9% dividend and GKP's is something like a 15% dividend, so imagine raking in those types of dividends and seeing a strong share price appreciation. Gold and silver also on the move, although not as much as some of the other commodities.

So, I ask, where is everyone going to be putting their funds? Where are the huge funds from fund managers going to move their money and what impact will this have on the stocks seeing these inflows? What will the majors start to do during the next few years of rising commodity prices?

We are going to see a lot more mergers and acquisitions, some outstanding share price returns for some of the small and mid caps and an increasing focus on the oil and precious metals stocks.

the count of monte_cristo
07/3/2022
00:52
The price of crude oil is currently up almost 10% and Putin is the reason.
papillon
07/3/2022
00:11
I see Gold and Oil prices have gone potty tonight. 😭 Copper is also higher. I dread to think what the gas price will be tomorrow!
papillon
06/3/2022
22:32
Of course, lurker5, if the Russian/Ukraine situation gets much worse and it proliferates into a nuclear conflict we could see Britain obliterated by nuclear weapons. In which case our investment in XTR will be the last of our worries! It's only money after all. On that cheery note I'll bid you good night.
papillon
06/3/2022
21:16
No good trying to work out whether the 'market' is according this % to this asset and % to that other asset. It doesn't work that way. Sum of the Parts never works either. (IN any case how would you work it out ? BR is subject to wild guesses as to the correct rating to put on the moving target of its eventual resource and its profitabily and chance of being taken out. Ditto what rating are you going to give to unpredicable Africa ? If at all, investors will be focusing on what interests THEM. ie BR's value in the short term. Probably nobody gives a fig for the African assets and if BR falls short of their hopes they're not going to hang around for them.
lurker5
06/3/2022
12:12
I wonder how much XTR's African assets contribute to XTR's Market Cap? How much value is reflected in the XTR sp? I can't do more than make a wild guess. Can anybody make a better guess?

Obviously I can see that the XTR share price hovered around 1p for much of 2020 if one ignores the share price rise on the announcement of the acquisition of the Bushranger licence and any share price pre exploration result expectations linked to Racecourse drilling.

However since then there has been progress in Africa (eg Manica) and share dilution because of a placing. I'm guessing a penny would be about right for the XTR share price minus Bushranger, but that's a wild, ignorant, guess on my part. That equates to around £8.5m for the XTR Mkt Cap minus Bushranger.

Could it be 2p, bearing in mind progress at Manica and gold potential? That would equate to a £17m Mkt Cap. To my mind that is wildly over optimistic.

Would more knowledgeable posters, such as TCofMC, TD & lurker5, like to speculate on the current value of XTR African assets to the share price and hence Mkt Cap?

papillon
05/3/2022
23:26
A long article, but very well worth reading. This guy is very knowledgeable on gold.
It's good news for GPM, PUR and other gold mining shares and explorers. Hopefully Ascot assay results indicate a potentially massive gold discovery.

papillon
05/3/2022
11:31
The copper climate should give strength to Colin`s elbow and keep AA from being a little too dominant but everything depends on what and how much we have.
arcadian
05/3/2022
05:33
Copper up near 3 present . 4.9185 should move XTR up next week Cheap as Chips .
goforgold1
04/3/2022
15:53
That depends very much on the content of the RNS.
zero matrix
04/3/2022
15:43
Any RNS released currently will be a total waste.Don't rush out news in this sentiment IMHO
onedayrodders
04/3/2022
14:35
Wise advice, TCofMC. Apart from my XTR I have some PUR. However any future purchases will be to add to my GPM holding and trust the managers to have picked the right junior gold & silver shares to invest in as my stock picking skills are invariably woeful. The GPM share price trades at a whacking great discount, of around 20%, to the NAV. That has narrowed appreciably in the past and even gone to a small premium, when gold & silver are flavour of the month.
Regarding XTR, it is possible that goforgold1 is correct and the share price could drift back down to 5p again. However XTR is news driven and who can predict when the next RNS will be issued and the markets response to it?

papillon
04/3/2022
11:39
Perhaps any remaining holders of warrants at 1.25p will be tempted to sell in case of even further share price fall.
denjon
04/3/2022
11:20
Works in our favour and as the time approaches we can buy more at lower prices. Better than runaway prices reducing future profits.

I`ll leave Colin to do his bit and negotiate on what he has to sell.

arcadian
04/3/2022
11:09
Margin calls everywhere now . Forced selling will speed up now .
goforgold1
04/3/2022
10:50
Current situation doesn`t matter anyway and won`t for a while. We just need Colin to get on with that drilling, deciding on the perimeters of what is to be sold and come up with his calculation of value in a world of rising copper and gold prices.
arcadian
04/3/2022
10:06
Why SHOULD it be higher ? Shares reflect supply and demand for that share. They're not and never have been an indication of value. Don't you know that ? MM's act iaw their expectaions for that supply and denand. Don't you know that either ?
lurker5
04/3/2022
08:49
With the price of copper this should be well above this level . But Mms don't want to buy stock .
goforgold1
04/3/2022
08:48
This is just full of Pis and flippers
goforgold1
04/3/2022
08:47
Copper on a time high . Loads of traders margin called now . Till these all sell out or buy the shares Market going one way down
goforgold1
04/3/2022
08:01
Cu $10,465mt. Could reach $11,000 in next few weeks if no peace deal with Russia is achieved, and at the moment a peace deal is sadly unlikely.
denjon
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