Goldplat – interims, underlying profitability and outlook suggest strong upside
Goldplat (GDP) has announced results for its half year ended 31st December 2017 and emphasises “the outlook is positive”…
Goldplat (GDP) has announced results for its half year ended 31st December 2017 and emphasises “the outlook is positive”…
An 8p offer price on the initial recommendation piece, shares in Goldplat (GDP) currently trade slightly higher after Update on Negotiation with Rand Refinery and Modification to option Terms between Ashanti Gold and Goldplat for the Anumso Gold Project announcements thus far in January…
Goldplat (GDP) has confirmed modification to option terms with Ashanti Gold for the Anumso gold project and a Memorandum of Understanding with Rand Refinery for a proposed full and final settlement agreement...
Our 7.75p to buy tip of last month, Goldplat (GDP) has updated on “good progress… on all areas of strategic focus” and “is pleased to announce… formally agreed on an arbitration process for the recovery of the amounts owed” (by Rand Refinery)…
An update last month from gold recovery and production company Goldplat (GDP) saw CEO Gerard Kisbey-Green emphasising “operational profitability achieved at all operations” and “good progress being made on our strategic objectives”. This has helped the shares up from just above 6p to a current 8p to buy, but the value and further progress potential suggest there could be much more to come - and soon!
Shares in Goldplat (GDP) are currently in decline on the back of an announcement that it will be immediately initiating legal proceedings as, despite a final report from a jointly-appointed independent metallurgical expert, it has “not been able to reach a settlement” in a dispute with Rand Refinery…
Goldplat (GDP) has announced that it has secured a $2 million short term debt facility from Scipion Capital. The loan is structured as a revolving pre-export facility and is available for 360 days from first drawdown. Interest is LIBOR plus 9.5%pa and repayment and interest are due monthly. Security on the drawn amounts has been granted over GDP’s South African tailings facility. This has prompted house ( thus not impartial) broker VSA to increase its target price by 9% and thus it claims that the shares, at 7.375p offer 63% upside.
Previously writing on Goldplat (GDP), I concluded that I continued to expect more to come as the shares rose back above 6p. The following updates with they currently up to 6.625p on the back of results for the six months ended 31st December 2016…
Goldplat (GDP) has announced an “Operational Update” for the three months ended 30th September, with CEO Gerard Kisbey-Green “very pleased with the progress made on all areas of strategic focus as we continue to improve our operational efficiencies, increase processing capacity and ultimately build our profitability”…
Outgoing Goldplat (GDP) Chairman Brian Moritz considers it “a pleasure to be able to report an improvement in both the production and profitability of Goldplat, led by the recovery operations”, though the shares are currently unchanged on the day at 5.75p…
Previously writing about Goldplat (GDP), I noted it remained on my watchlist ahead of further updates – including one the company stated would be “in the near future” on the final quarter of its year ended 30th June 2016. This update has now arrived…
Shares in Goldplat (GDP) are currently more than 9% higher, at 6p, on the back of a “Trading update” announcement. The following reviews after previous comment from myself last month…
Having been rising nicely from a start-of-the-year sub 3p, this recent trend in the shares of Goldplat (GDP) has been de-railed somewhat currently today on the back of an announcement which includes that “the company is not yet in a position to advise whether its annual results for the year ended 30 June 2016 will be in line with market expectations”. Hmmm…









