HGO - Hillgrove Resources

[Sean K]

Hillgrove still going off the back of the 160m @ .9% Cu drill result.

Frustrating to see this little run when you have something like HCH which has delivered result after result far eclipsing this just sleeping in the corner. Sth Aust v Chile.

 

[Sean K]

Oh, just had a better look at this and they actually have a plant there ready to go so a different kettle of fish.

 

[signalFollower]

Oh, just had a better look at this and they actually have a plant there ready to go so a different kettle of fish.

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I think the dilutive effect of the cap raise at these depressed prices might be a concern ?

 

[signalFollower]

although just found this invterview with the CEO and it does paint a pretty bright picture

especially those potential of fully franked dividens mentioned and the use of the accumulated tax losses

 

[The Triangle]

although just found this invterview with the CEO and it does paint a pretty bright picture

especially those potential of fully franked dividens mentioned and the use of the accumulated tax losses

That old chestnut... talk of fully franked dividends from a junior..... Does a CEO ever paint a dim picture of their company?

Kanmantoo Underground Economic Assessment Study results look unbelievable (not the good kind of unbelievable) to me. Page 65 stuck out. $47/tonne mining cost? I don't think I've seen numbers that low for a while. 29 Metals Golden Grove operations (based on the quarterly report p16/17) Looks like they cost about $125/tonne for mining. Not apples to apples I know... But still...

Found this on the internet after searching for all of about 30 seconds. https://www.srk.com/en/publications/operating-cost-for-miners. Costs per tonne are are my fav go to number on a mining study.

 

[signalFollower]

That old chestnut... talk of fully franked dividends from a junior..... Does a CEO ever paint a dim picture of their company?

Kanmantoo Underground Economic Assessment Study results look unbelievable (not the good kind of unbelievable) to me. Page 65 stuck out. $47/tonne mining cost? I don't think I've seen numbers that low for a while. 29 Metals Golden Grove operations (based on the quarterly report p16/17) Looks like they cost about $125/tonne for mining. Not apples to apples I know... But still...

Found this on the internet after searching for all of about 30 seconds. https://www.srk.com/en/publications/operating-cost-for-miners. Costs per tonne are are my fav go to number on a mining study.

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I notice the stock price has moved this week ?

 

[signalFollower]

I had to take advantage (IMO) of the drop in HGO share price today and accumulate

Anyone else ?

 

[Craton]

My stock pick for the April 2024. Why?
Low SP, it's a copper stock and Trading View technicals has this as a buy