Alphamin Resources Corp. V.AFM

Buzz on the Bullboards: Bombardier, world woes, a smart fridge, and top shelf weed

[MartinK]

As well as IRH, I wouldn't be surprised if Ivanhoe also takes an interest :)

[Jonathon Brown]

A highlight of the week was Bombardier (TSX:BBD), which reported impressive growth in its Q3 2024 results. read article.

[stocksavvy2000]

good read: https://stockhouse.com/news/newswire/2024/10/31/profitable-miner-doubles-dividend-sees-record-q3-tin-production

[MartinK]

https://x.com/Rome_Resources/status/1859171310376800664?s=19

[MartinK]

One thing Abu Dhabi has in abundance is energy which is necessary for processing the tin ore ;)

[MartinK]

https://www.mining-technology.com/news/irh-alphamins-bisie-tin-mine/

[MartinK]

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/christopher-ecclestone-a4881b_abu-dhabis-irh-explores-investing-in-alphamin-activity-7264340265753055233-NmQZ?

[MartinK]

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-11-18/abu-dhabi-s-irh-explores-investing-in-alphamin-s-congo-tin-mines/

[MartinK]

https://www.mining.com/web/abu-dhabis-irh-explores-investing-in-alphamins-congo-tin-mines/

[rains88]

Agree! 2025 will be big for them!

[wallpaper2]

Yawn!  You will be spewing the shat all of 2025 and the share price will be the same or lower. The war will eventually shut them down for periods of time and scare everyone away.

[TELEMARKER]

The impressive operation at Bisie makes clear that Alphamin have indeed established the model mine for Tin, comparing at the international level, in terms of efficiency, costs, margins, production and

[geezer21]

AFM is in great shape with $324,400,000  in shareholder equity and $220,440,000 in liabilities. Net, share holders are ahead $103,960,000.  Annual divdend yield is 9.6%

[billfox54]

Chris Ecclestone is fiercely against buyback, for whatever that's worth.  I certainly wonder what they're going to do with all the cash on hand.  About now, I think they have as much

[wallpaper2]

The only way this can have any significant move. 1.27 billion shares are unmanageable. Dividend benefits a few major holders only.

[MartinK]

Great write up by Chris Ecclestone/Hallgarten. Well worth a read.