Volumes up considerably today. Anyone got any thoughts?
Is it just me or does it look like people are starting to realise the underlying value of CFE. The main issue i think people have with CFE is that it will likely never have its own mine, it just builds them up and sells them.
There current market cap is still far less then the value of there assets, and with recent talks of another dividend, could be the reason for some interest.
I have also noticed CFE has been buying into alot of small Companies with good projects, which could be good down the line, I just hope they try to maintain part interest in there projects rather then selling the entire thing.
DYOR, current long term holder.
COV, which CFE bought almost half of recently, is rocketing upwards, contributing even more to CFE's value. Meanwhile, CFE is falling.
Probably due to my arival on the register!!!
I really need to short everything I want to go long in. Or the other way around.
I'm holding the faith for now, but other stocks are catching my short little attention span...
To be honest it is starting to get very difficult to put an actual estimated SP on CFE now they seem to own bits and pieces of numerous ASX listed and non listed resource companies. There list of Projects in the development pipeline from their estimates equated to $500million+ prior to lady anne sale..
which got 15mil less then expected.
They just offered Take-over offer for DMC Mining which they already owned 25mil shares at 10cents plus another 11mil+ at some other value below the 40cent offer price.
today announcement of OKU to Acquiring 70% of the Highly Prospective Namibian Uranium Project for 17million dollars in shares and 3million in cash
Is anyone else watching this one, and scratching there head at why the SP stays were it is.
Please note there should be a 8-10cent dividend come May. 16.8%-21% dividend at current prices assuming this is already factored in Sub 40cents seems a little low for this asset bloated Company.
DYOR
well obviously they overvalued the asset however they were still able to extract value from COV already with I'm certain some remaining assets from that takeover.
about the dividend i guess it isn't very stable at all..
been holding CFE now for 3years and only got 1 dividend amounting to 40% of my invested capital if and when this one is issued it will be another 20% so i guess i can't complain even if it isnt regular its added up in the end.
If i get the time will do a bit more analyst later concerning who they own and how much each is currently worth. Have always wanted to put more capital in however the rest of my portfolio limits my available exposure to CFE
DYOR
"It is our intention to return between A$0.08 and A$0.10 per share to Shareholders once the sale completes and the A$130million in cash is received," said Cape Lambert Executive Chairman, Mr Tony Sage. "This will be the second cash return to our shareholders in 18months, with A$100million paid in October 2008" he added
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