Ripley94
25 May 2017
Re: Keeps falling All share take over offer , might mean a jse listing only .
SpeederD
25 May 2017
Re: Keeps falling Any idea why the drop?
Ripley94
25 May 2017
Re: Keeps falling Topped up @ 34.75 . now have exactly double what i had last Friday.
Ripley94
23 May 2017
Re: Keeps falling Topped up @ 38p..... 9.02am .. Trade failed to show on phone until after 10am ..
Ripley94
20 May 2017
Re: Keeps falling Got these in ISA ( S ) .( W ) AND ( D ) .No premium on offer , JSE
GL... Secondary BSX ( Bermuda ) listing.LSE board message 'operates out of same building in London' it is at near lows, it was 55p around Christmas 2016.sold some 31/07/2015 .. ( here is one that i should of shifted the lot lol )
Ripley94
19 May 2017
Re: Keeps falling 01/08/15 ... unsolicited offer from pallinghurst. RNS 7.30am response 7.55 am . + 1.63% @ 38p
II Editor
23 Sep 2016
NEW ARTICLE: The week ahead: Gemfields "Monday 26 SeptemberLSE:GEM:Gemfields digs up full-year results Monday, and we should see a big uplift both in sales and pre-tax profit during the 12 months to June.According to broker Panmure Gordon, Gemfields generated sales of $193 million and ..."[link]
Simbrad
20 Jun 2016
from an SP Angel note out this mroning on research tree... "Gemfields reports record revenues of US$44.3m from its final auction of rubies to be held this financial year. As with all but one of the previous six auctions of rubies from the company’s Montepuez mine in Mozambique, the auction was held in Singapore. This means that the sales comprised 95% of both the number of lots offered and also the total carats offered for sale, which compares favourably with previous auctions uptakes have been within a range of 66% to 98% by weight... Gemfields is developing the market for coloured gemstones with the introduction of a reliable supply of rough gemstones and a consistent grading system for quality which helps to provide customers with a level of assurance in managing the manufacturing pipeline."
Simbrad
20 Jun 2016
"Gemfields reports record revenues of US$44.3m from its final auction of rubies to be held this financial year. As with all but one of the previous six auctions of rubies from the company’s Montepuez mine in Mozambique, the auction was held in Singapore. The company offered 75 lots totalling some 1.6m carats for sale and sold a total of 1.52m carats (71 lots) realising an average price of US$296.21/carat. This means that the sales comprised 95% of both the number of lots offered and also the total carats offered for sale, which compares favourably with previous auctions uptakes have been within a range of 66% to 98% by weight... Gemfields is developing the market for coloured gemstones with the introduction of a reliable supply of rough gemstones and a consistent grading system for quality which helps to provide customers with a level of assurance in managing the manufacturing pipeline." SP Angel note out this morning on research tree
Ripley94
25 May 2016
Re: The Petition is gaining support What is the petition about ?
Simbrad
23 May 2016
SP Angel's note on Gemfields is up on Research Tree: "Gemfields reports that its recent auction of “lower quality rough emeraldsâ€￾ held in Jaipur, India between 17-20th May, raised a total of US$14.3m, bringing auction revenues from the Kagem mine to over US$100m so far this year. A total of 2.78m carats, of the 3.67m carats offered for sale from the 75% owned Kagem mine in Zambia, was sold at a record average price of US$5.15/carat. The previous Jaipur auction of the lower quality material, held in November 2015, realised an average price of US$4.32/carat. The company notes that it did not offer any beryl for auction on this occasion, or at the previous auction of lower quality emeralds, as it had been sold direct “with a considerable degree of successâ€￾. The next Gemfields auction is due to be held in Singapore in June and is expected to comprise mainly mixed quality rough rubies from the Montepuez mine in Mozambique. Commenting on the unsold lots from the Jaipur auction, Gemfields notes that these lots had a higher degree of uncertainty with respect to final recovery and hence failed to reach the minimum reserve price. “The Company, however, believes that these goods offer considerable opportunity to further build demand in other new areas and is confident in the quality and longer term value of these lots and is supported by evidence of the US market continuing to come back on stream.â€￾ Gemfields is building confidence in the coloured gemstone market and it is particularly encouraging to hear their view that the US market is recovering..."
Simbrad
23 May 2016
"Gemfields reports that its recent auction of “lower quality rough emeraldsâ€￾ held in Jaipur, India between 17-20th May, raised a total of US$14.3m, bringing auction revenues from the Kagem mine to over US$100m so far this year. A total of 2.78m carats, of the 3.67m carats offered for sale from the 75% owned Kagem mine in Zambia, was sold at a record average price of US$5.15/carat. The previous Jaipur auction of the lower quality material, held in November 2015, realised an average price of US$4.32/carat. The company notes that it did not offer any beryl for auction on this occasion, or at the previous auction of lower quality emeralds, as it had been sold direct “with a considerable degree of successâ€￾. The next Gemfields auction is due to be held in Singapore in June and is expected to comprise mainly mixed quality rough rubies from the Montepuez mine in Mozambique. Commenting on the unsold lots from the Jaipur auction, Gemfields notes that these lots had a higher degree of uncertainty with respect to final recovery and hence failed to reach the minimum reserve price. “The Company, however, believes that these goods offer considerable opportunity to further build demand in other new areas and is confident in the quality and longer term value of these lots and is supported by evidence of the US market continuing to come back on stream.â€￾ Gemfields is building confidence in the coloured gemstone market and it is particularly encouraging to hear their view that the US market is recovering..."
JR710
20 May 2016
The Petition is gaining support Apologies for board hopping but-The petition is going quite well; ~5000 signatures so far. Although it really needs a turbo boost.[link] petition was stalled in parliament since 12th Aug 15; finally green lit on 12th feb 2016.The FCA don't even reply on the matter, now is your chance to have your say.If you hate seeing buys reported as sells etc!!!!!!Has already been sent to Martin Lewis, Daily Mail, Moneyweek & Watchdog.My local MP supported this petition by writing to the petitions committee to help un-stall it.There’s 650 MP’s in Westminster, So have you written to your MP? 649 to go!If this petition doesn’t reach 10,000; then imo we might as well have not bothered as it will almost certainly be filed B1N; @ 10,000 the government should respond. We are currently getting approx. 100 new signatures a week, but need 3x that amount to reach the target with only 15 weeks to go.So – If you haven’t yet signed or indeed have but haven’t passed it on to others, then now’s the time to do so. If each person who has signed can get just one other person to sign then we will double the total immediately. I have posted to all aim listed gas n oilies, currently doing the footsy 100. But I can only do so much to push this. Really need you guys & gals to help. Thanks to all who have signed so far.We really need a social / media savvy individual to help generate more interest in this.
goldminer70
21 Dec 2015
Singapore Auction Good results of the Singapore Auction announced this morningTotal Auction revenues of US$28.8 million;weight 98% soldValue 95% soldGoldminer70
George Zibbos
24 Nov 2015
Good sales result Somebody must have been mugged on the way back from India of the 19 million raised in the sale because although his news is good the share price has fallen again.
