Latest investor report:-
http://www.maghrebminerals.co.uk/documents/maghreb/Feb2007/February%202007%20Maghreb%20Minerals%20Presentation%20Indaba%20Mining%20Confernce%20South%20Africa.pdf
With MMS recently concluding deals in Tunisia it has estimated reserves and disused mines with a value in excess of $1billion.
The company is in discussions with JV partners that will bring in the capital to re-start mining quickly.
What value would you place on a company with value in the ground.
With a market cap. of under 4m this looks way too low and should fly with a JV in place.
The share is tightly held with a listed Canadian mining group owning 24%.
Positive news could see the SP multi-bag within days...
Not one for widows or orphans but a small stake could pay dividends in any portfolio.
http://www.maghrebminerals.co.uk/web/maghreb/index.cfm?page=104
Outlook
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The Group's focus in the immediate future is on its Tunisian assets and in
particular on those most likely to be able to be converted into producing mines
in the near term.
Now that the important agreements on the two former mine concessions at Bou
Jabeur and Fej Lahdoum have been signed with the O.N.M in Tunisia together with
the acquisition of the fluorite permit at Zriba (Zaghouan), Maghreb is focussing
on the "advanced exploration" opportunities that these permits provide. This
will be followed in due course by exploration on its other permits including
Djebel Fej Lahdoum, Djebel Goraa, Lorbeus and Ouled Moussa.
The Group has been approached by, and opened discussions with, a number of
parties who have expressed interest in entering into varying commercial
relationships to exploit the different mining concessions and exploration
permits held by the Group.