@KJKLtd Fair point, selectivity is important to know, but that may be reflected in the grade. I should clarify, if we're talking a high level technical report or very very early stage testing I don't care much from mass pulls, but I very much appreciate when it's included
Sometimes having a small portfolio is an advantage. Odd-lot buybacks on the ASX are rare, but can offer low-risk returns
$SHM.AX is running a buyback for holdings under 2,469 shares at 81c per share. The stock currently trades at 74c. That’s a 9.5% return in under three months.
The business itself is mediocre but it’s not bad. For now, the risk-reward beats parking cash in the bank, especially if you have several brokerage accounts
If the buyback proceeds, it’s a clean, short-term return while I search for a new idea. If it’s cancelled, I’m left holding a company with a solid record of capital management and shareholder focus (just look at their announcements from this year)
This $BCC.ax special situation just got messier.
Roadpost now claims Beam hasn’t upheld its side of the settlement.
Beam tried to push the sale through by serving a notice of arbitration.
From a relatively clean forced sale to a messy legal fight.
$BCC.ax will receive A$14.6M (16.9c/sh) with ~45% of it payable before end of this year.
Beam is required to pay Roadpost A$2.6M legal costs, so net amount is A$12M (13.9c/sh).
The market obviously didn’t like that. $BCC's MC is now $8M (~55% of full expected payout).
But if they settle + nothing changes, Beam could see an initial $6.6M cash in ~3mo (~80% of MC).
@CCoeAssociates @ARichLifeAu Also, this isn't a full replacement of fire assays. Labs I spoke with using it all say it is just another tool as it has limitations e.g. accuracy is better with fire, and sample needs to "cool off" for 2hrs because it's now radioactive so it doesn't really save on labour costs.
@david_katunaric Knowing the company, it's not an immediate pass because I'm interested in them, but it certainly would make me proceed more carefully. It's a bad look on management. What do you think?
@ArrowInvestor I made a mistake, the Legal costs to Roadpost should be pretty much paid off based on recent quarterlies.
However, costs related to the valuation haven't been accounted for yet - don't have a good idea how much this will be.
Not much opinion on valuation of the remain co.
$BCC.ax will receive A$14.6M (16.9c/sh) with ~45% of it payable before end of this year.
Beam is required to pay Roadpost A$2.6M legal costs, so net amount is A$12M (13.9c/sh).
Special situation: $BCC.ax $BCC a nanocap with forced asset monetisation potentially trading below the sell value.
Beam Communications has been ordered to sell its 50% JV stake in Zoleo. The problem is they can’t agree on Zoleo’s value as of May 2023.