PapalPower
- 23 Oct 2006 10:51

29th June 2007 - Broker Comments : PDF File Click Here
Web Site : http://www.aurummining.net
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PapalPower
- 04 Jul 2007 08:03
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KazakhGold plans to make 160p bid for Aurum Mining - sources
LONDON (Thomson Financial) - KazakhGold Group Ltd, the largest gold mining
company in Kazakhstan, plans to make an offer of 160 pence a share for Aurum
Mining PLC, market sources said.
The sources said KazakhGold has built up a stake of between 10-15 pct in
Aurum via a number of contracts for difference (CFDs).
Shares in AIM-listed Aurum, which also has projects in the former Soviet
Union, closed today at 98 pence, valuing it at about 48 mln stg.
PapalPower
- 04 Jul 2007 14:45
- 33 of 44
News on AFX yesterday of a potential 160p bid for AUR coming in, also noted on Market Insider :
http://www.market-insider.net/market-whispers/the-inside-leg-aurum-mining-3/
Posted on July 3rd, 2007 in Market whispers.
My man in dark the glasses has been back on the batphone about this one. The bid details are as disclosed yesterday - 160p in cash. That said, the story has a few hidden wrinkles. There is a move afoot to find out how big the Kazakhgold stake actually is.
There is a suspicion that it has been building its holding via CFDs and its holding may be as high as 15%. How this can happen is a mystery to the Insider given the stock exchange rules on disclosure. Indeed, there is uproar among some keen Aurum followers, who are pressing for answers - sharpish.
Be happy,
The Insider
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You can read more about AUR on the latest (29th June 2007) broker summary of junior miners going into production, link below :
http://www.minesite.com/fileadmin/content/pdfs/Brokers_Reports_5/juniorminingpaydirt290607.pdf
PapalPower
- 04 Jul 2007 19:44
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http://investing.reuters.co.uk/investing/PaperTipsUK.aspx?storyID=93924
...........KazakhGold rumoured to be planning a 160p-a-share bid for Aurum Mining..............
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PapalPower
- 07 Jul 2007 10:18
- 35 of 44
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/3133048e-2c22-11dc-b498-000b5df10621.html
Speculation round Aurum Mining
By Rebecca Bream
Published: July 7 2007 03:00 | Last updated: July 7 2007 03:00
Shares in Aim-listed Aurum Mining spiked this week following speculation that KazakhGold was building a stake in the company ahead of launching a 160p-a-share takeover bid. KazakhGold, which trades in the form of global depository receipts on the London market, has just bought gold assets in Kyrgyzstan from Aim-listed Oxus Gold and has said it wants to become "central Asia's leading gold producer". Aurum Mining's main asset is the Andash copper-gold project in the same part of Kyrgyzstan as the Oxus Gold projects and analysts have suggested consolidation would make sense. However, KazakhGold is strenuously denying it is preparing a bid for Aurum Mining. Chris Eadie, finance director of Aurum Mining, said on Friday there had been unusually high levels of trading in the company's shares in recent weeks and that someone was "undoubtedly" stake-building, but he said he did not know who. Analysts suggested Celtic Resources and Oriel Resources were two other mining companies active in central Asia that might be interested in Aurum's Andash project. Although the recent rise in Aurum's shares was caused by takeover speculation, progress at Andash has provided extra support................
David10B
- 08 Jul 2007 18:13
- 36 of 44
Doing some research on my mining stocks over the weekend I came across a potential nice little earner and although not in it as I think GDP have better prospects right now, I thought it worth a mench.
Its Aim-listed and called Aurum Mining.
They specialise in gold and copper prospects in Russia. The group has been around for a while and although had its fair share of bureaucratic problems over licences etc is now coming the end of its construction in the Kyrgyz Republic, of its of its Andash mine which should see mining production, possibly towards the end of the year with production set to commence later this year and reaching full production two years later.
Edison Investment Research who did such a fine job on its MLR company report are expecting a rerating of Aurum Mining shares soon as commercial production draws nearer. Also there is a rumour preditor lurking around in the form of KazkahGold.
Also in this business with copper and gold prices standing at a near all time high, share prices can move very quick.
We saw what happen to GDP last week on the mention of a recyclying deal with no figures involved so for me its one to watch and I may even buy next week.
Good luck one and all.
oilyrag
- 09 Jul 2007 07:50
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KICKING OFF WITH A NICE START TO THE WEEK +4.5P.
PapalPower
- 09 Jul 2007 08:11
- 38 of 44
Ticking up.
L2 very blue and 2 v 1 @ 112/114
David10B
- 12 Jul 2007 16:32
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Had a great week, held its gains and al ot more to come methinks.
oilyrag
- 12 Jul 2007 19:29
- 40 of 44
David, sorry to deflate your enthusiasm but 4 days do not constitute a week, and the SP is actually down from opening for the week. However I do agree that there is potential here, looking at trades over the last couple of days I get the impression that someone is stakebuilding.
oilyrag
- 24 Sep 2007 09:34
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Been rising nicely for a few weeks now, onwards and upwards.
oilyrag
- 15 Oct 2007 10:59
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Will it now break through the 1 barrier?
hlyeo98
- 02 Dec 2010 19:57
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Aurum Mining shares dive 80%
Aurum Mining was the biggest casualty of the day with the shares collapsing by more than 80%.
The Board is continuing to examine acquisition opportunities and is confident that one will be made by June next year.
Aurum became an investing company under AIM Rules last December giving it a year to make an acquisition before its shares were suspended.
If no acquisition is made by June, the listing may be cancelled.
The Group says that Mark Jones is stepping down as Chief Executive Officer with immediate effect and he is being replaced by Chris Eadie.
The share price dropped 13.63p to 2.88p - a fall of 82.5% since the market open.
hangon
- 11 Jan 2017 00:42
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Not sure I trust companies that fail to notice their core-value has slipped little by little - until it's a LOT. Looks like incompetence or laziness - maybe a mix of the two.
That was the old mining co [ AUR ], which wrecked investor-hopes, as the hole became larger with zippo returns.
Now ( mid-Jan 2017), we are to believe these dear folks are able to capture the Cyber-Security market Worldwide . .. . worth £$Billlions, naturally...and that's supposed to make Punters invest even more as "Deals" are done with other companies eager for someone to talk to.
Only "if" they are particularly clever can they hope to get anything worthwhile in CyberSecurity - since as soon as their system is large-enough ( IMHO), some rogue will have a go at it - If the US can't keep out boys-in-bedrooms what hope is there for Shearwater . . although I wish anyone Luck that sails in her.
EDIT(22Feb2017)-Sadly MoneyAM hasn't fixed the EPIC of the old ScotWilson Group...way back...This EPIC is now used by Shearewater...except there is little/no Investor interest...
EDIT (20April2017)-No EPIC-fix yet, ..... Today Shearwater fell 12% ~4.5p mid.
EDIT (28MArch2018)- can't MoneyAM fix this with SWG EPIC? .... which is still showing posts that are out-of the Market... =Scot Wison .... Huh!