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Ben’s Creek listed at 10p in October 2021 with its sole asset a ageing coal mine that had sent all its previous owners bankrupt. By 11 April the next year, as Ben’s insisted that it would be different this time, that it would make vast profits and pay a dividend, its shares were 101p. Today it says that unable to repay bonds on which it is in default to ACAM and Avani and within ten days of running out of cash it is set to call in the administrators. More than $70 million has been burned in 31 months. GOTCHA!
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