LSI Industries Non-GAAP EPS of $0.30 beats by $0.11, revenue of $123.6M beats by $4.95M Aug. 17, 2023 7:26 AM ETLSI Industries Inc. (LYTS) LSI Industries press release(NASDAQ:LYTS): Q4 Non-GAAP EPS of $0.30beats by $0.11. Revenue of $123.6M (-3.0% Y/Y)beats by $4.95M. EBITDA of $12.6million; Adjusted EBITDA $14.1 million or 11.4%/sales. Free Cash Flow +94% y/y to $15.6 million. Ratio of net debt to TTM Adjusted EBITDA of 0.7x as of June 30, 2023.
Van I see you are interested in ESTA labs this morning. GBA has always covered that stk and has only made one purchase ever at $63 which was sold in the high $70's as I remember.(at least $75) Up $3 Van nice pick. These guys are the breast implants guys? I can certainly ' support ' that! It's a growing business. Firm results! We're making ESTA our Cyber-Monday Gummy Pick. $ESTA-------> $66.41
April 25th ESTA = $84 sell off to $50 Rebound to $64 /////////// Difficult chart.-- point and figure $67. #6020 Aug 24, 2022 Report Reply Share Your interest this AM reminds me of the good trade and the good times but why bring up the name now a year later out of the blue? I guess you saw it was down and wanted to blast me in the morning-- but GBA made money on the name.
Barrick Gold Corp.(NYSE:GOLD) is one of the largest producers of gold in the world. But CEO Mark Bristow recently emphasized the importance of another metal to keep an eye on. During an interview with CNBC, Bristow said, "My view is that copper is the most strategic metal out of all the metals." He pointed out that batteries are a major driver for copper demand, but there's more to the story. "Batteries is not a long-term solution for the future of a better planet for all," Bristow said. "What's really important is greening our grids, and we've started seeing that with big cable connections around Europe. And we've got to take the greener energy or renewable energy to the industrial regions. And to do that you need big cables and the only way you can transport electricity is with copper."
Lets see if we can get NINE's attention. He's been avoiding me since he took a fractional gain in Crescent Point before it exploded up.... 1.Minsud Resources (TSXV:MSR) Year-to-date gain: 357.69 percent; market cap: C$179.46 million; current share price: C$1.19 Minsud Resources is an exploration company focused on its flagship Chita Valley copper-molybdenum-silver-gold project in Argentina, which it owns via its wholly owned subsidiary Minera Sud Argentina (MSA). In 2019, South32 (ASX:S32,LSE:S32,OTC Pink:SHTLF) subsidiary South32 Aluminum signed an earn-in agreement with MSA that gave it the option to acquire up to a 50.1 percent direct interest in MSA at the end of a four year earn-in period. On April 13, South32 Aluminumexercised its earn-in rightfor MSA. Completion of the acquisition will take place either on February 14, 2024, or at the completion of the fourth year of exploration at Chita Valley — whichever comes first. Minsud's share price has trended up throughout the year, but it really began to move at the end of April. It reached its 2023 peak on June 29, hitting C$1.51, but has since moved lower. The latest news from the company came in May, when itreleased resultsfrom a Phase 4 scout drilling program at Chita Valley andgranted stock options. 2.Camino Minerals (TSXV:COR) Year-to-date gain: 216.67 percent; market cap: C$16.47 million; current share price: C$0.095 Camino Minerals is a Peru-focused copper explorer that is working to build a portfolio of advanced copper assets; it currently holds the Los Chapitos copper project, the Maria Cecilia copper porphyry project and the Plata Dorada copper-silver project. Camino is primarily focused on advancing Los Chapitos, which is located in an iron oxide-copper-gold (IOCG) belt in the Coastal Cordillera region. The copper company’s share price has soared this year after starting 2023 off at C$0.03. Camino’s first news came on February 1, when it announced a letter of intent for a partnership with Nittetsu Mining (TSE:1515); the latter company could earn 35 percent of Los Chapitos over three years for total payments and expenditures of C$10.1 million. According to the release, Nittetsu’s Atacama Kozan copper mine in Chile was developed from an IOCG deposit like Los Chapitos. Camino continued to move upward as the year progressed, hitting its 2023 high point of C$0.12 on two occasions in April and one in May. On June 14, the company made its deal with Nittetsu official with a definitive agreement. “Nittetsu is an experienced copper mining operator and a partner that is focussed on funding our Los Chapitos Project towards a development decision,” said Camino President and CEO Jay Chmelauskas. Most recently, Camino received additional drilling permitsf or Los Chapitos, increasing its permitted area to 6,012 hectares. The company said this will allow it to pursue copper exploration in new areas of known mineralization. 3.DLP Resources (TSXVLP) Year-to-date gain: 208.7 percent; market cap: C$47.58 million; current share price: C$0.71 Exploration company DLP Resources is focused on base metals and cobalt projects in Southeast BC and Peru. In 2023, much of its work has been focused on the Peru-based Aurora porphyry copper-molybdenum project. DLP’s share price performed consistently for much of Q1, moving in the C$0.27 to C$0.30 range. The company saw its first significant jump of the year to C$0.395 on March 21, two days before it announced anon-brokered private placementto raise gross proceeds of C$1,500,000. DLP laterupsized the placementto C$1,712,500 on March 24, andclosed it on April 6. DLP has released drill results from Aurora periodically in 2023, and as of June 12 had shared findings fromsix holes in total. The company has described the copper-molybdenum mineralization as "very encouraging." On June 20, the companyannounced plans to drilla 1,700 meter hole at the NZOU critical metals project in Southeast BC, Canada DLP hit C$0.71, its highest share price so far in 2023, on both July 10 and July 14. 4.Collective Mining (TSXV:CNL) Year-to-date gain: 126.44 percent; market cap: C$312.39 million; current share price: C$5.91 Collective Mining describes itself as a copper, silver and gold exploration company. Founded by the team that developed and sold Continental Gold to China's Zijin Mining (OTC Pink:ZIJMF,HKEX:2899), the company has options to acquire two projects in Colombia. Its flagship is Guayabales, which hosts the Apollo target, and Collective also holds the San Antonio project. Collective has been active at Apollo this year, and began a Phase 2 drill program on January 17. Company shares took off toward the end February, around the time it announced assay results for hole APC-31, the first to test the mineralized outcrop of the Apollo porphyry system. Collective reported an intersection of 384.7 meters at 2.46 grams per metric ton (g/t) gold equivalent (consisting of 1.17 g/t gold, 43 g/t silver and 0.37 percent copper), including 109.8 meters at 4.14 g/t gold equivalent from surface. The company's share price rose to its highest level in 2023 on May 9, reaching C$7, although it has remained elevated since then, staying close to C$6. Collective has continued to release results from Apollo, and most recently shared assay results from two holes designed to test depth extensions and high-grade mineralization within the system. "The Apollo system continues to deliver unusually high-grade intercepts for a porphyry deposit over significant core lengths with today’s results being two of the longest holes ever drilled by the Company," said Executive Chairman Ari Sussman. 5.NGEx Minerals (TSXV:NGEX) Year-to-date gain: 126.54 percent; market cap: C$1.2 billion; current share price: C$7.00 NGEx Minerals is focused on copper and gold. Its primary asset is the Los Helados copper-gold project in Chile, and the company also has a portfolio of exploration properties in Argentina, including the Valle Ancho copper-gold project and the Potro Cliffs copper-gold exploration target near Los Helados. In February, NGEx was named to the TSX Venture 50 list. On March 31, NGEx released its 2022 full-year results. The company provided a summary of its activities throughout last year, including its discovery of the Fenix and Alicanto zones at Los Helados and the December receipt of permits for its maiden drill program at the Potro Cliffs target; the program commenced in January. NGEx’s share price jumped from C$4.40 to C$5.49 on April 4, when the company announced anew discovery at Potro Cliffs. According to a release, NGEx interpreted the results as the “first intercepts into the edges of a major new copper-gold system.” One highlight interval was 60 meters at 5.65 percent copper, including 10 meters at 14.19 percent copper equivalent. NGEx confirmed its discovery at Potro Cliffs on July 4, when it shared the results from the final seven drill holes completed in the area for the season. The company has named the high-grade copper-gold-silver find Lunahuasi, and said it is the Lundin Group's fourth greenfields discovery in the Vicuña district — the three others are the Filo del Sol, Los Helados and Josemaria deposits.
SPOTLIGHT--> FSUGY With 54% institutional ownership, Fortescue Metals Group Limited (ASX:FMG) is a favorite amongst the big guns June 30, 2023 In this article: FMG.AX FSUGY<------------------ Key Insights Institutions' substantial holdings in Fortescue Metals Group implies that they have significant influence over the company's share price 52% of the business is held by the top 3 shareholders <--------
Return on Capital Employed = Earnings Before Interest and Tax (EBIT) ÷ (Total Assets - Current Liabilities) 0.33 = US$8.5b ÷ (US$28b - US$2.1b)(Based on the trailing twelve months to December 2022). Therefore, Fortescue Metals Group has an ROCE of 33%. That's a fantastic return and not only that, it outpaces the average of 11% earned by companies in a similar industry.