UK 12:26 Thursday, 8 October 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV) has announced that an agreement for its Philippines gold project is now “only subject to final reviews” and that it “expects the agreement to conclude imminently”. The noted “key terms” of the agreement suggest it would be very good news indeed from a current 1.20p share price, below £11 million market capitalisation, here.
Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV) has issued a “Bitcoin Mining Machines”-titled announcement including that it “is pleased to announce that further to the announcement on 9 June 2025... a non-binding Heads of Terms regarding the acquisition of 756 ASIC units”. From a 0.5p share price, how ‘pleasing’ is this?
Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV) has announced on its gold project in the Philippines, “the framework of an agreement has now been given to the company’s lawyers to draft ready for execution expected on or around the week commencing 16 June 2025”. The following is why this is good news.
Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV) has issued “Flagship Philippines Permit Renewal” and “Reinterpretation of Philippine Economic Model”-titled announcements and the shares have responded higher to 0.725p, so what’s the significance of the news?
Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV) has issued a “Company Update”-titled announcement and what of the shares, having risen from 0.425p to 0.80p earlier this year, currently down to 0.55p in response?
Earlier this week it was announced that Aidan Bishop had bought £8,000 shares in Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV) at 0.8p, now we are informed he has bought another £11,620 worth at 0.83p. So that is almost £20,000. You may say that is not a lot, but Bishop earns only £60,000 a year here so he has now invested almost half of his after tax salary in shares. That is material and, furthermore, most of Bishop’s wealth is already tied up in Bluebird shares.
Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV) has announced that it has been informed by its legal counsel that a decision regarding the grant of the Mountain Temporary Use Permit for its Kochang mine “is expected this month” and that the “lawyers are confident with regards to the timing of the decision and that legally there are no impediments to a positive outcome”. A material share price catalyst soon then?…
Of course, it is not and it is not but that is pretty much the accusation being made by Show Me the cash on this website’s comments section and by, I suspect, the same poster on the LSE Asylum. I have chatted to the company.
Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV) has announced results for the first half of 2024, including emphasising that it now “has c.US$9 million committed to develop its projects, which have an estimated cumulative 1.8Moz Au and is on a free carry structure”, as well as new funding and comparing to a current 0.925p share price, £6.6 million market cap.
The gold price per ounce is now up to above $2,450 (now $2,500), yet most gold stocks remain unloved. Here that looks to also reflect small/mid cap stocks generally also remaining unloved but there is now increasing commentary of that general value opportunity and we consider there is extra opportunity with such gold stocks as the gold price trend suggests the $2,500 psychological barrier being topped bringing subsequent potential to drive real sector excitement. In such a sector environment, we consider the following to gain 50% or more from by Christmas.
Bluebird Merchant Ventures (BMV) has announced that it has signed a $2 million joint venture agreement providing it with a 40% interest and free carry to the Kochang gold & silver project in South Korea being brought back into production and that it means now a similar free carry to production on all three of its projects. So how good is the news from a current 1.45p share price, £10.3 million market capitalisation?
