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Barclays Bk PLC iPath Dow JonesUBS Platinum Subindex Total Return ETN Exp 24th Jun 2038 V.PGM


Primary Symbol: PGMFF

Barclays PLC is a diversified bank with five divisions comprising Barclays UK, Barclays UK Corporate Bank, Barclays Private Bank and Wealth Management, Barclays Investment Bank and Barclays US Consumer Bank. The Barclays UK division represents businesses that sit within the United Kingdom ring-fenced bank, Barclays Bank UK PLC and its subsidiaries, and comprises Personal Banking, Business Banking and Barclaycard Consumer UK. The Barclays UK Corporate Bank division offers lending, trade and working capital, liquidity, payments, and FX solutions for corporate clients. Barclays Private Bank and Wealth Management division comprises the Private Bank, Wealth Management, and Investments businesses. Barclays Investment Bank division incorporates the Global Markets, Investment Banking, and International Corporate Banking businesses. Barclays US Consumer Bank division represents the United States credit card business, focused in the partnership market, as well as an online deposit franchise.


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Comment by UptickHedgeon Jan 10, 2023 1:35pm
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RE:Northern Ontario Business

RE:Northern Ontario Business

The reason was cash flow and (lack of) profitability. 2+ years developing and over $300 mil between debt and equity raised they couldn't become self-sufficient or even site level cash flow positive.  On top of that, it coincided with one of the nastiest drawdowns in the broader sector where appetite for mistakes was low.


One could rationalize that reasoning both ways as  other developers/producers were producing over AISC when AU was trading at $1616 (the price this finally failed at). So with sky rocketing input cost - in one of the most inflationary periods in decades - and not making it up with higher AU there wasn't enough runway to absorb out of control spending and questionable management decisions only to yield below grade/TPD/output indefinitely. 

Since the end of Oct when this failed, the broader market has changed drastically however. And I'm sure many in the company wonder what could have been if the PP in May had been structured differently with those 18 cent warrants that allowed more breathing room to get to more favourable times. That said, anyone can go look at Q3 results and it wasn't exactly rosy. 

 

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