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North American Palladium Ltd (New) PALDF

North American Palladium Ltd is a precious metal mining company. The company operates the Lac des Iles palladium mine located in Ontario, Canada, which is one of only two primary producers of palladium in the world. The group believes there is exploration upside near this location, and the limited number of primary palladium production areas also offers investors exposure to palladium prices. The company generates the majority of its revenue from metal sales, including gold, nickel, copper, pall


OTCPK:PALDF - Post by User

Post by Goldbug52on Apr 04, 2019 10:33pm
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B-Boy, what am I missing?

B-Boy, what am I missing?After a cursory read of the news release, I don't see any dilution whatsoever. The way I understand it is that Brookfield is selling part of their holdings, leaving it with 81% instead of the 91% it had before this transaction. I think if they had tried to sell all those shares on the open market it would have tanked the price of the shares to a lot less than $13. They're just an investment company and want to get as much as possible out of it. There is no easy way to dispose of 60 plus million shares when the stock is so thinly traded. I don't believe it was ever their intent to hold those shares in perpetuity. Those percentage numbers above are off the top of my head so they may be a little off. Someone, please correct me if I'm wrong.
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