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Braemore Resources Uses Cutting Edge Technology (BRR)     

cynic - 09 Sep 2008 19:21 - 639 of 810

agree with Toya as i was there too (didn't know that did you!).... got told a load of porkies that the company would be profitable within about 2 years ..... all i can say is that i am glad i bit the bullet when i did at around 12 from memory

dealerdear - 09 Sep 2008 20:16 - 640 of 810

Irrelevent what the company does or says as I have already said to Cyril.

I haven't looked at this before but love the honesty of post 628. All small company sp's are on the way down to 1-2p or even lower irrespective of prospects. Dreadfully frustrating to all involved but that I'm afraid is the market we are in. The thing about sp's though is that they can recover very quickly as the banks stand testiment over the past few weeks. This is purely about survival and nothing else. How many will go bust because of their sp and lack of funds, who knows? For the companies that survive and I suspect that will be most, then in 2 years time all this will be forgotten as the market manically pushes prices way beyond the value of a company. This is likely to be 1/share+ then as to being bust.

Tis is all about confidence in the company and holding your nerve.

stockdog - 09 Sep 2008 21:41 - 641 of 810

RHPS still continues to rate these a buy up to 10p - if only!

mitzy - 09 Sep 2008 22:00 - 642 of 810

Are BRR about to join the 90% fallers club ..

niceonecyril - 10 Sep 2008 08:53 - 643 of 810

Braemore Resources Plc ('Braemore') is pleased to announce the successful installation of the new 3.2MW smelter at the Mintek facility in Johannesburg, South Africa. The new facility is capable of processing around 2,000 tonnes per month and producing PGMs in an iron-nickel alloy at an annualised rate of up to 70,000 ounces per year depending on feed grade.

The smelting facility will steadily increase production over the coming weeks to reach these targeted processing rates. Braemore accelerated the upgrading of the smelter from an initial shut-down period of eight weeks down to four weeks in order to meet the current levels of demand for smelting high-chrome concentrates.

Leon Coetzer, Chief Executive Officer of Braemore, said, 'We have completed this upgrade ahead of time and on budget, and are pleased to be delivering on our stated objectives. We have worked closely with Mintek to commercialise their technology and we look forward to providing an economically and technologically viable smelting solution to the PGM sector.'

Braemore's 10MW smelter development programme is on track, with the Definitive Feasibility Study completed as planned and currently under internal and peer review. The study has covered a range of feedstock options and the appropriate capital expenditure for the project will be finalised once the optimal smelter feed source is determined, anticipated to be in the 4Q 2008.
cyril

mitzy - 10 Sep 2008 14:47 - 644 of 810

Maybe this is the bottom..

Toya - 10 Sep 2008 15:35 - 645 of 810

It's certainly the first glimmer of hope we've seen in a long time!

ValueMax - 11 Sep 2008 08:17 - 646 of 810

The bottom will come when this chart begins to rise:

mitzy - 11 Sep 2008 14:43 - 647 of 810

Rising today but cant help thinking its a false rally..

mitzy - 15 Sep 2008 12:22 - 648 of 810

sub 4p will it fall to 3p.

HARRYCAT - 15 Sep 2008 12:30 - 649 of 810

Platinum still dropping. Currently $1175, so that & a bad day on the markets generaly, I would say yes.

mitzy - 16 Sep 2008 09:22 - 650 of 810

Looking that way today Harry.

2517GEORGE - 17 Sep 2008 15:44 - 651 of 810

BRR looks like we have caught a cold on this one, delighted I sold SRB at a small profit a couple of months ago. A lot of tiddlers are getting hammered.
2517

mitzy - 17 Sep 2008 16:09 - 652 of 810

I will buy at 1p and not before..

niceonecyril - 17 Sep 2008 16:09 - 653 of 810

Not exactly what one wanted to hear at this moment in time, with the market looking to thrash any weakness.

TRADING STATEMENT

In terms of the Listings Requirements of the JSE Limited, a listed company is required to
publish a trading statement as soon as it
becomes aware that the financial results for the next period to be reported on will show a
difference of 20% or more from those of the
previous corresponding period.

Shareholders of Braemore are advised that Braemore expects its earnings and headline
earnings per share for the year ended 30 June 2008
to be between 20% and 40% - lower than the corresponding period disclosed in its Pre Listing
Statement published on 9 July 2008.

The financial information on which this trading statement is based has not been reviewed
or reported on by Braemore's auditors.

The group's abridged audited results for the year ended 30 June 2008 will be released on
SENS on 29 September 2008 and the annual
report, including the notice of Annual General Meeting, will be mailed to shareholders on 30
September 2008.

cyril

stockdog - 17 Sep 2008 16:38 - 654 of 810

Thank you Mr Bulford!

mitzy - 17 Sep 2008 16:51 - 655 of 810

Eat my pants Bulford.

oilyrag - 17 Sep 2008 17:58 - 656 of 810

Results may be over 20% worse than last year, but,.......

There are twice as many shares as last year, and,......

As they havn't been trading over there for a year yet, did they have to report this.

Some one may be pushing the price down, deliberately.

Could be a good time to top up IMHO DYOR.

HARRYCAT - 17 Sep 2008 18:02 - 657 of 810

What about the continuing fall of metals prices? No sign of a turnaround at the moment.

cynic - 17 Sep 2008 19:52 - 658 of 810

nor likely to be in the immediate future, though certainly the demand for stainless and carbon steel seems to continue without hiccup ...... yes i know nickel has slumped, but at its peak, it was at a silly level
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