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Trading at 4p - 4.1p ----- 7.5c - 7.7c. Problem with AIM market trading is that everyone knows about the closely similar position concerning Sirius Minerals LSE: SXX taken over for a fraction of the price over the year before. Anglo are piling cash in to try and get this giant resource partly under the North Sea out to market.The problems they encountered at the final live commissioning phase certainly didn't sound insurmountable, it just sounded as though it would be an intitial throughput issue, which would affect cash flow.
That would hurt, thankfully I don't have a huge holding.Trading at 4p - 4.1p ----- 7.5c - 7.7c. Problem with AIM market trading is that everyone knows about the closely similar position concerning Sirius Minerals LSE: SXX taken over for a fraction of the price over the year before. Anglo are piling cash in to try and get this giant resource partly under the North Sea out to market.
Anglo American's acquisition offer valued Sirius at 5.5 pence (US$0.07) per share – representing a premium of 34.1% to the share price at the close of play on 7 January, when the two parties made the initial agreement. [highest price reached for SXX was 46p][highest price of SO4 reached 48p] Therefore an offer for SO4 on the same basis should be 5.75p or 10.75c - IF an offer is made.
That seems right but at what interest rate as the one offered to SXX was thought to be 13% with strings attached. It wasn't viable so they jumped into the arms of Anglo. Did the directors of SO4 expect this to happen? More a case of they should have known.That would hurt, thankfully I don't have a huge holding.
It sounds as though the Lake View operation is a viable close to production site, so why they wouldn't get funding seems a bit suss.
SO4 shares on the ASX were 31¢ when they went into a trading halt in July. But the reality is much worse; the Salt Lake Potash London listed shares have continued trading through the Australian halt, and have lost 80 per cent of their value since the Australian stock went into the trading halt. That suggests the Australian stock is now worth closer to 6¢, and any equity raising will likely need to offer a discount to that price.
and another 'fast and loose' play with S/holders' money. Referring to the prior capital raisings, ....DISASTER! has struck at SO4 with a Trading Halt on the ASX and Suspension on London's AIM market due to a downgrade and future cash raising. Fortunately, I've already made a good deal since the price at GB£0.025 in 2015 so have held a watching brief for a few years now. Still, a share to ponder over but the Sirius Minerals debacle has sent vast black clouds over the horizon.
The fundraising exercise will be doubly important for Salt Lake Potash chairman Ian Middlemas, who chairs a second ASX listed company that surprised investors by purchasing more than 44 million shares in Salt Lake Potash over the past year at between 40¢ and 50¢ per share. That company, Equatorial Resources, was an African iron ore aspirant with no obvious connection to Western Australian potash.
Equatorial appears to have burned money on the Salt Lake Potash investment ....
Https://simplywall.st/stocks/au/materials/asx-so4/salt-lake-potash-shares Short Term Liabilities: SO4's short term assets (A$137.4M) exceed its short term liabilities (A$29.9M). Long Term Liabilities: SO4's short term assets (A$137.4M) do not cover its long term liabilities (A$153.9M). Present Market cap at 3.30p on London's AIM market - 6.1c = A$50 million. Https://images.simplywall.st/company/735EF319-6C7E-4336-A4B3-EA4E5F40DAED/map?theme=dark |
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The market cap is now £16.53m A$30.7m at 2.025p 3.75c against £153m A$285m at the time of the May cash raising at A$0.35 18.8p. https://company-announcements.afr.com/asx/so4/8bde00d8-f10d-11eb-a4a8-aa3aec6feb6b.pdf |
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I bought some shares at 4.35p in early September and 4 times that amount at 2p last week - an average at 2.47p 4.6c. The price at 12:27 London time is 2.6p - 2.7p 4.83c - 5c. Over 11 million share traded - signs some Aussies are trading shares on comments made.@noirua we will have to wait and see what happens on Thursday, still hoping I haven't done my dough.
My average price is about 37c, so there is every chance they will become a bottom draw job, that's if there is any room left in there.I bought some shares at 4.35p in early September and 4 times that amount at 2p last week - an average at 2.47p 4.6c. The price at 12:27 London time is 2.6p - 2.7p 4.83c - 5c.
I have UXA Resources in my bottom drawer - now a dormant company. Also LSE: LION about to be LSE: TALY Tally Limited and Leader Smart Holdings Limited that should have been quoted in Hong Kong in 2015 but hasn't - rumours it may be quoted in Shanghai or Shenzhen so I'm not sure what happens.My average price is about 37c, so there is every chance they will become a bottom draw job, that's if there is any room left in there.
I did post that back in July, at last the question has been asked.Yes, it is interesting that they had a cap raising a couple of months ago, plant 95% complete, now all goes pear shaped. Not a good look, one wonders as to the legal position.
And the answer is in, looks like I've done my dough.I did post that back in July, at last the question has been asked.
Today:
Sale process underway for Salt Lake’s stalled project 10 March 2022 Https://newswires.com.au/companies/ASX:SO4 Receivers for failed Salt Lake Potash are set to test market appetite for the company’s stalled Lake Way sulphate of potash project near Wiluna after pressing the button on a formal sales process. Salt Lake Potash receiver hunts for buyer; MacCap mandated [Macquarie Capital]. 23 February 2022 Https://www.afr.com/street-talk/salt-lake-potash-receiver-hunts-for-buyer-maccap-mandated-20220223-p59yzb Four months after KordaMentha took the keys at Salt Lake Potash, it has finally kicked off a buyer search with Macquarie Capital’s bankers in tow. |
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