Regency Mines
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Regency Mines PLC (AIM: RGM; Frankfurt: RM4) is quoted on the Alternative Investment Market of the London Stock Exchange Ltd in London and on the Frankfurt Exchange. The company is focused on exploring areas of copper and nickel potential in Western Australia, Queensland, and Papua New Guinea.
It seeks to add shareholder value by systematic exploration and, where appropriate, development of these assets, and by joint venture, acquisition, and disposal.
Regency Mines: Podcast Interview with Chairman Andrew Bell
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Regency Mines: Taking a closer look at Mambare and Direct Nickel with Andrew Bell
Everything seems to be coming together right now for Regency Mines (LON:RGM), who with 622million shares in issue has a current market cap approximating just£13million.
Maybe we are staring in disbelief rather than adopting a relaxed approach to research. Be that as it may, we can still see a potentially significant mismatch between Regency’s underlying value and its market capitalisation; particularly when one considers the recent news flow from Mambare and the company’s huge lateritic nickel project in the making.
So we went to see Andrew Bell at the company’s London office and put a few questions his way. You can here his thoughts and views on what the future holds for Regency Mines in this exclusive podcast interview
Regency Mines (LON:RGM) Three Pillars of Value!
Benjamin Disraeli once said “seeing much, suffering much and studying much, are the three pillars of learning”. This will no doubt ring true with the management of many a small cap explorer. Identifying exciting projects (before so meone else pegs them!) requires vision. And in the traditional world of resource exploration, this can be as much an art as a science.
But having great projects, or even outstanding ones, is never going to be enough. Developing those projects and driving them towards their ultimate potential also requires capital. And when internal capital constraints are emphasised by the kind of economic collapse we saw in 2008, then all efforts will immediately shift from development to survival.
On Friday afternoon, Regency Mines (LON:RGM) announced to the market that it had entered into an agreement with Oracle Coalfields PLC (PLUS: ORCP) to subscribe for 18,500,000 new Oracle Shares ("New Oracle Shares") at a price of 5.5 pence per share, representing approximately 10.04 per cent. of the enlarged issued share capital of Oracle.
Regency Mines (LON:RGM) released an exploration update yesterday detailing progress at the Munglinup North Project within the Lake Johnston Greenstone Belt. (click here to view). As we would expect, progress looks to be methodical and focussed. After reviewing the announcement, we had some questions for Andrew Bell. Here is what he had to say:
Chairman's comments on Lake Johnstone update
Written by AdministratorRegency Mines (AIM:RGM) announced to the market an exploration update on its Lake Johnstone Greenstone Belt project (click here to view). We took this opportunity to ask Chairman Andrew Bell to expand on this for investors. Here's what he had to say:
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