UK 10:26 Wednesday, 7 October 2026
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Blenheim Natural Resources (BNR) is another much hyped shitty little AIM investment company. It also smothered itself in merde with its recent shoddy dealings with African Potash (AFPO). One of our readers (Bearfacts) posts on this matter, a comment which merits a wider audience. Over to Mr Bearfacts before I add another kicking below:
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Bearfacts
Tom, Thanks for sharing with Shareprophets readers.
Your further comments are absolutely correct, Chris Cleverly and all the other NED’s don’t come cheap so BNR will have probably increased regular operational costs.
Although of course Blenheim could always go and see Mrs Cleverly and beat the ‘most expensive loan’ on AiM tag that African Potash achieved.
Regarding cash shell values, the general current figure PI’s give to a cash shell’s is around my figure but you are correct it could be down as low as £100k of which would lower the overall figures.
Certainly investors should take into account all this and remember investment companies are and should be rule 15 regulated and any company can fall foul of aim regulation and be suspended just like that.
So overall wharever way you look at it BNR are overvalued and a more risky investment.
All the best….