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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Mandalay Resources Corp. T.MND

Alternate Symbol(s):  MNDJF

Mandalay Resources Corporation is a Canada-based natural resource company with producing assets in Australia (Costerfield gold-antimony mine) and Sweden (Bjorkdal gold mine). The Company’s operations include the Costerfield mine, Bjorkdal mine, and non-core operations. The Costerfield mine operation is located in Victoria, Australia, within the Costerfield mining district, approximately 10... see more

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Mandalay Resources Corp. > what a joke
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Post by Nick2021 on Jun 16, 2023 4:26pm

what a joke

Boy, the market is sure making it clear what it thinks of this company . . .  in two weeks the hedge comes off and MND's revenue 'should' increase by more than $15,000,000.  It sure looks like everyone's fighting to own a little bit of that!

Here's the thing -- choosing a stock buyback over a dividend was a catastrophic choice.  The stock is already thinly traded; what's the point of reducing the float?  MND needs to make people want to hold it.  It could have paid a killer dividend with a fraction of the increased revenue alone.
Comment by Lowcapmocap on Jun 16, 2023 6:08pm
I wouldn't say it's catastrophic but a dividend is probably the more suitable choice of returning value to shareholders than buying the stock due to illiquid trading. I do like the ncib though since they can be more flexible in how much they spend on it. Issuing a dividend is best when they know they can keep it going with any hiccups. For example imagine they started the dividend at the ...more  
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