Has anybody seen that RHPS has recommended 3 sells one of them being the above? Can see tomorrow being a disasterous day!!!!!!!!

dont worry about it - will bounce back later - no amount of anxiety will change a thing - gl

Your right there - anxiety and early grave springs to mind, what will be will be.

Below is a post from mulledwine which might explain why mine and many aim stocks are performing like they are.:

For those who are not aware - not all sells in AIM just now are becuase PI's have no faith in a Company!

On 21 Jan 11, CMC Markets, one of the worlds leading online CFD providers and financial spread betting companies, has de-listed ALL AIM stocks and all AIM share bets that remain open will be closed out at the closing price on 11th February 2011.

This has been causing some excessive selling in many AIM listed stocks and is worth noting if any of your AIM stocks are being hit by an unexplained sell-off as it could last until 11 Feb 11.

& lol monkie absolutely

Cheers - not a lot to look forward to for the next week or so then but keep calm!!!

good northerly movement - news nearer!!

Would be nice!!

Well gibby how nearer is the news on this then? It seems like forever!! I know the reply:- patience.

well - yep patience is the key - officially bmr have until the end of next month if they stick to what they have announced - i would only be concerned if heard nothing by then - i am guessing a lot of pis hoping for an announcement by the end of this month - you think this feels like forever watch out for pyc if you get locked in there!! & yell - oh no! have yell improved their online offering yet - one of the things many clangers that sticks out on my mind from yell was the price they paid for that spanish acquisition a while back! that werent a lol for them - thankfully i was in and out after that!! hope it comes good there for you

Gibby was it that you are quessing a lot of pis or piss? (Or private Investors)? Will as I said be out of Pyc at the moment they open or near enough if I get blown to the computer, as for Yell that is a real ouch - these things happen. Don't know much about what Yell is doing only going South rapidly glad you escaped.

now whats happening? does this mean that they can start reprocessing using this company

rns - oops!

30 odd million shares bought today & the price goes up by 1.5%. how does that work?

6.675p ( 6.65 / 6.70p ) +0.30p

On the up with large volume 54M, there is an overhang still, but at this rate is going to finish up for the day
Small spread on level 2 of 2 v 1

      

KeywordCompanyEPIC/TIDMSEDOL/ISIN Print Friday 10 June, 2011Berkeley Mineral Res
Kabwe Due Diligence Completed
RNS Number : 2033I
Berkeley Mineral Resources PLC
10 June 2011



BERKELEY MINERAL RESOURCES PLC

("BMR" or the "Company")

KABWE DUE DILIGENCE COMPLETED

Further to the announcement made on 28 March 2011, Berkeley Mineral Resources Plc, which is primarily engaged in processing mining tailings, announces that due diligence on BMR's proposed purchase of all the remaining stockpiles of tailings not presently owned by it at the Kabwe mine in Zambia has been completed satisfactorily and the vendors have been notified of this.

Accordingly, the parties are now proceeding towards formal Completion of the acquisition agreement which is expected shortly. Following Completion, Enviro Mining Ltd and its two Zambian-registered subsidiaries, Enviro Processing Ltd and Enviro Props Ltd, will become wholly-owned subsidiaries of BMR.

The Company also announces that it has decided not to proceed further with the proposed acquisition referred to in the Company's announcement of 11 May 2011 as the purchase price indicated was substantially higher than the acquisition's value to BMR. However, the agreement between BMR and Novum Securities announced on 11 May 2011 remains in place in accordance with its terms.

Masoud Alikhani, Chairman of the Company, stated:

"Completion of the Kabwe acquisition will mark a further significant milestone in the development of BMR into a major producer of zinc and lead. Directly thereafter, we intend to finalise the design and sourcing of the processing plant, which is fully funded, to enable us to rapidly exploit the very substantial resources acquired at Kabwe.

"We are also progressing the acquisition of the tailings dumps at Luanshya and reviewing other opportunities to expand the business".

10th June 2011



Contacts:

Masoud Alikhani, Chairman, Berkeley Mineral Resources 020 7408 1181

Jonathan Wright / Stewart Dickson, Seymour Pierce 020 7107 8000

Michael Padley / Gary Middleton, Lothbury Financial Services 020 7868 2010



Notes for Editors

BMR is a minerals company with a primary strategy of investing in tailings processing. By accessing above-ground dump deposits with known grades and metallurgy, it avoids exploration or mining costs, has a secure licence and fixed environmental criteria, and can produce concentrates according to viability at current market prices.

The Kabwe deposits, located approximately 110km north of the Zambian capital Lusaka, were discovered in 1902. From 1906, Kabwe was a significant mine. By the time it closed in 1994, due to depletion of the massive sulphide mineralisation and lowered metal prices, it had produced about 1.8m tonnes of zinc, 800,000t of lead, 7,800t of vanadium pentoxide and lesser quantities of cadmium, silver and copper. After closure, most of the mine complex was sold off on a piecemeal basis. Berkeley's project is part of an overall plan to re-assemble the Kabwe dumps site into a single entity operating under a single Small Scale Mining Licence.

The Roan Antelope deposit at Luanshya was discovered in 1902 by prospector William Collier who shot a buck which fell onto an outcrop of almost pure copper. It has mined copper since 1911 and the extensive tailings are all within 4km of the original mine which is located some 140km from Kabwe.



For further information please see the Company's website at http://www.bmrplc.com

KeywordCompanyEPIC/TIDMSEDOL/ISIN Print Friday 01 July, 2011Berkeley Mineral Res
Luanshya Update
RNS Number : 5380J
Berkeley Mineral Resources PLC
01 July 2011



BERKELEY MINERAL RESOURCES PLC

("BMR" or "The Company")



Luanshya Update

Berkeley Mineral Resources Plc, which is primarily engaged in processing mining tailings, announces that, having carried out due diligence, it intends to enter into a Shareholders' Agreement with Ng'wena Mining Resources Ltd to acquire a majority holding in the Luanshya copper tailings, as per the Memorandum of Understanding announced on 4th May 2011.



The parties now intend to conclude the Shareholders' Agreement as soon as BMR is satisfied with due diligence still to be supplied by the vendors. The Shareholders' Agreement will also be conditional, inter alia, upon the grant of the appropriate mineral processing rights.



Total consideration for the 76% interest to be acquired is US$6 million, of which US$1.75m is payable on completion with the balance of US$4.25m payable in 2012.



A report completed in 2008 by RSG Global concluded that the three tailings Dams contained SAMREC- and JORC- Indicated resources of 162Mt of tailings material at a copper grade of 0.24%, in total containing 380,700 tons of copper metal. Metallurgical testwork carried out showed the tailings were amenable to processing byleaching of the oxides followed by flotation of the sulphide minerals.



Masoud Alikhani, Chairman, commented:



"Having completed the purchase of the lead and zinc tailings at Kabwe, where preparatory site work and JORC analysis has commenced, we are excited by the prospect of acquiring another valuable asset.



"Our interest in securing further substantial tailings resources has been confirmed by the due diligence we have carried out to date. We expect to be able to resolve the remaining points in the near future which will allow us to expand what is already a significant asset base."



1 July 2011



Contacts:

Masoud Alikhani, Chairman, Berkeley Mineral Resources 020 7408 1181

Jonathan Wright, Seymour Pierce 020 7107 8000

Michael Padley / Gary Middleton, Lothbury Financial Services 020 7868 2010





Notes for Editors



BMR is a minerals company with a primary strategy of investing in tailings processing. By accessing above-ground dump deposits with known grades and metallurgy, it avoids exploration or mining costs, has a secure licence and fixed environmental criteria, and can produce concentrates according to viability at current market prices.



The Kabwe deposits, located approximately 110km north of the Zambian capital Lusaka, were discovered in 1902. From 1906, Kabwe was a significant mine. By the time it closed in 1994, due to depletion of the massive sulphide mineralisation and lowered metal prices, it had produced about 1.8m tonnes of zinc, 800,000t of lead, 7,800t of vanadium pentoxide and lesser quantities of cadmium, silver and copper.



After closure, most of the mine complex was sold off on a piecemeal basis. BMR's project is part of an overall plan to re-assemble the Kabwe dumps site into a single entity operating under a single Small Scale Mining Licence.



BMR signed a MOU with Ng'wena Mining Resources in May 2011 under which it could acquire 76% of the copper tailings from the former Roan Antelope mine at Luanshya, 145 km north of Kabwe. The Roan Antelope deposit was discovered in 1902 by prospector William Collier who shot a buck which fell onto an outcrop of almost pure copper. It has mined copper since 1911 and the extensive tailings are all within 4km of the original mine.

Good profit taking after the marked up is now ready for the proper rise @ 4.30p

Long time since the last comment, I have noticed the shares have move lower like the rest of the market, but something is going on today >>>>>>>>> VOLUME and a late rise till the close.

there was bid rumours reported in the Daily Mail and Independent newspapers last Wednesday.

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African Mining and Exploration plc




African Mining and Exploration plc (AME) is a West African focused exploration company formed in late 2010 by a key group of mining and exploration professionals with over 100 years’ of experience in the African mining sector. The Company recently acquired Caracal Gold Mali and now operates nine exploration permits in Mali. Six of which are in the centre of the Kenieba inlier in Western Mali, a block of ancient greenstones and granites hosting many significant gold deposits in Senegal and Mali thus making it one of the most important gold regions in Africa. The Company has developed an in house drilling operation which provides a cost effective and highly responsive exploration capability.

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Berkeley Mineral Resources plc



Berkeley Mineral Resources Plc (“BMR”) is a mineral processing company, with a strategy of processing tailings at former mines. It is currently principally engaged in the extraction of zinc and lead from tailings Dumps at the world-famed Kabwe mine in Zambia.

The Kabwe Zinc and Lead Mine was in operation from 1906 until 1994 and produced some 2.6m tons of zinc and lead in the 88 years of mining. The extensive tailings Dumps which still exist at the mine site are rich in residual base metals.

The Dumps are also part of the pollution problems that have resulted from more than 80 years of mining at Kabwe. In treating and removing the Dumps, BMR will be playing a significant part in improving the environment for the benefit of the people of the greater Kabwe region.

Speakers: Masoud Alikhani (Chairman/Executive Director) and Mark Wainwright (Non-executive Director)


Horizonte Minerals Plc



Horizonte Minerals Plc. is an AIM and TSX quoted exploration and development company focused on mineral projects in Brazil. Horizonte has two committed major mining partners: Teck Resources Limited, a strategic shareholder and AngloGold Ashanti a JV partner.

Principal projects include the 100%-owned Araguaia Nickel Project in the Carajás mineral district of northern Brazil. The Board believes the Araguaia Project has the potential to host a global mineral resource of 100 million tonnes and is currently focused on developing the Project to the Feasibility stage.

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Minera operates the Corihuarmi gold mine in Peru and two developing gold mines; Ollachea in Peru and Don Nicolas in Argentina. An impressive resource base with a current inventory of 1.8moz measured and indicated plus 1.4Moz in the inferred category, as well as near mine exploration upside in Peru and one of the largest tenements in the Santa Cruz Province, Patagonia, means Minera is poised for rapid growth.


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Interface event on 25 October 2012.

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At 2.45p

Rising from bottom and there is more buying than lately today. The TA has gone positive with MACD crossing over 0

Moving fast as volume goes close to 3.8M

A futher spike just now to 2.725p
and looking like a DOUBLE BOTTOM at 2.20p

3 Directors buying
DIRECTORS' DEALINGS

Berkeley Mineral Resources Plc, announces that it has been informed that Masoud Alikhani, Mark Wainwright and Horacio Furman all of whom are Directors of the Company, purchased ordinary shares in the Company on Wednesday 12 December 2012.
Mr Masoud Alikhani purchased 1,000,000 ordinary shares in the Company at a price of 2.70 pence. Following this transaction, Mr Alikhani will hold a total of 21,495,958 shares in BMR representing 1.98% of the Company's issued share capital.

Mr Mark Wainwright purchased 148,148 ordinary shares in the Company at a price of 2.70 pence. Following this transaction, Mr Wainwright will hold a total of 1,145,648 shares in BMR representing 0.11% of the Company's issued share capital.

Mr Horacio Furman purchased 518,518 ordinary shares in the Company at a price of 2.70 pence. Following this transaction, Mr Furman will hold a total of 2,734,779 shares in BMR representing 0.25% of the Company's issued share capital.

http://www.investegate.co.uk/berkeley-mineral-res--bmr-/rns/copper-plant-acquisition--production-q3/201306120700048148G/

Watch this space.

LISTEN:Berkeley Mineral Resources (BMR)- Kabwe update

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LISTEN AUDIO WEBCAST: Berkeley Mineral Resources (BMR) - Kabwe washplant DFS

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don't think this will have an effect on that share price but nevertheless, the chairman speaks bout the ambulances they have donated interview on LSE

Looks like it wants to turn, after the rise this afternoon and managed to hold for the day finishing at best.

The monthly chart has the look of a DOUBLE BOTTOM, so it could start on the way up, help by metal prices moving higher again.

Another move up today with some interest showing by the number of trades going on

bullish outlook if everything goes to plan ..........

BMR gives update on Kabwe

Berkeley Mineral Resources expects environmental project brief approval for Kabwe to be received within a two-month period from the Zambian Environmental Management Agency.

After commissioning of the oxide copper cement plant, the input rate of processing the copper feedstock material is expected to be at an initial rate of 1,000 tonnes per month before ramping up to the full capacity of the plant of 3,000 tonnes per month over an estimated six month period.

The company says that at this rate, copper cement volumes of between 100 tonnes and 120 tonnes per month at an expected grade of 94% will be produced, providing an operating profit of approximately US$250,000 per month.

A very good momentum late last Friday, could be time for the move forward considering last Monday Marked up to 2.55p after the news

LISTEN: Masoud Alikhani, Chairman of Berkeley Mineral Resources, discusses a new cooperation agreement

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LISTEN: Berkley Minerals Resoruces #BMR - Kabwe copper plant construction completed

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Goldman Sachs remains bullish on zinc as supply forecast to slow
London (Platts)--21Jan2014/828 am EST/1328 GMT

Goldman Sachs continues to be bullish on zinc, with the market balance predicted to tighten as fresh supply dries up, the bank said Tuesday

As a result the bank raised its 2016 and 2017 LME zinc price forecast to $2,300/mt from $2,200/mt.

"Last month Minmetals announced that one of the world's three largest mines, Century, may close in mid-2015 [6-12 months earlier than anticipated], and that one if its replacement mines -- Dugald River -- was being re-evaluated. We now see the zinc balance tightening more significantly in 2015 and 2016 owing to a lack of supply growth, the bank said.

Goldman's view is common across the market with a raft of banks having published bullish notes over the past six-months.

"Further supporting zinc prices over the next 1-2 years is our [lower] forecasts for gold, silver, and copper prices -- which together make up 60% of zinc miners revenues, followed by 40% from zinc and lead. Lower prices for these commodities would likely constrain zinc concentrate and refined supply growth," the bank said.

Three-month zinc was spot bid on LMEselect as of 1151 GMT at $2,076/mt having closed the Monday kerb session at $2,076.50/mt.

WATCH: Masoud Alikhani, Chairman of Berkeley Mineral Resources, provides an update from the Indaba Conference, Cape Town

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Suspension
Further to the announcement of Alex Borrelli as Chairman of the Company on 23 October 2014, certain material concerns have come to light as to the classification and valuation of approximately £4.3 million of prepayment for non-current assets as at 31 December 2013. The Company has instructed independent accountants and lawyers to investigate the circumstances underlying these concerns.

The Company has therefore sought and obtained the permission of AIM for trading in its securities on AIM to be suspended forthwith.

The Company has cash balances of approximately £600,000 which represents adequate working capital for its immediate requirements.

AIM-listed miner could be worth 30% more
By Alistair Strang | Tue, 2nd August 2016 - 10:00

AIM-listed miner could be worth 30% more
When we last viewed miner BMR Group (BMR), we were quite optimistic for its future but, as usual, tacked on an illustration warning of criteria for weakness toward 3p with ultimate 1.75p. Thankfully, we proved a wee bit wrong as the share 'only' weakened to 3.1p and now, has enacted something rather more than a classic bounce.

Assuming the company doesn't choose to torpedo the rise by issuing negative news, the situation now is of anything above 5.375 pointing toward 5.575 with secondary 6.35p - maybe 7.5p as the gaps foul our numbers.

While the initial movement to 5.575 sounds useless, this is - from our perspective - a dreadfully important waypoint. Should BMR's mid-price better this level, it should find it hard to avoid growth to 6.35p.



The fly in the cliché is shown with a Dashed Blue line. This is the downtrend since April 2015, created since the share recovered from suspension. Our secondary ambition gives the price of BMR a half-decent chance of closing above this line (5.697p at time of writing) and hopefully entering a new phase of its growth potentials.

We've tacked on a somewhat distant 9.1p at the top of the chart. It would be easy to also display double-digit numbers but realistically, only once BMR actually closes above its last highs of 6.9p will we take them seriously and issue an update. For now, that Dashed Blue line bothers us a little.

Of course, there's always the risk the market treats this with similar contempt to that shown against Gulf Keystone and Xcite Energy. The price of BMR would require actually close below 4.25p before we'd raise an eyebrow as it could easily return to 3p again. With secondary 1.75p!

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Third time lucky? How this miner can double - By Alistair Strang | Tue, 4th April 2017 - 10:19

BMR Group recently blotted its copybook but, strangely, we're not yet ringing alarm bells. But we are perhaps justified in wringing our hands together in frustration as the share price has crashed, once again, through its historical glass ceiling. Or perhaps its flat trend line in pink, but "glass ceiling" sounds more techie.

The issue arose following the 10:1 shuffle with BMR's share price, as immediately afterward a glass ceiling at the 7.15p level appeared.

The first time the price broke above this level in October last year, it was permitted a few days in the sun before being trashed for a while. The second time it bettered this level in February this year, it experienced nearly two months in the glow of misplaced optimism before the price was manipulated once again below 7p.

Presumably the company managed to extract some bad news to spoil the immediate potentials.

On the basis that third time will be the charm, if BMR somehow manages close above 7p we'll be fairly comfortable it intends some proper movement as an initial 10.25p makes a lot of sense with secondary, if bettered, at a longer-term 12.25p and the need to re-calculate its potentials as things start to get a bit silly in the growth potential stakes.

For now, we're basing our optimism on the red uptrend line on the chart below.

The share price completed March with a plunge below this red line, perhaps an early warning this trend could be broken. But, importantly, the downward spike happened right at the open courtesy of a manipulation gap and price down spike.

We like down spikes at the open as they "generally but never always" presage some coming upward travel. When they are prefaced with a gap, the subliminal message is a bit Theresa May.

As the closing price inset highlights, it appears the market was keen not to allow BMR to actually close below the uptrend as this would take it into the region of 4.35p initially with secondary a very probable bounce point at 3.85p.

But hope can be taken, as it seems we're not the only folk with a red crayon.

bramofitch buying ? short stock ? what is the truth, hold long term, await developments, or buy more. s/p 2.42 to buy.BB

03/08/2018 - 7.00am

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