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  1. RISE & AIR secondary prices - : Makati price Update> DATA thread : ==== Month: RISE- (No.) : Type-Size : PerSq. / AIR R (No.): Type-Size : PerSq./ Ratio 12/'17: 4,600k (06) 1BR-28sm: 164.3k / 4,035k (27) 1BR-26sm: 155.2k / 106% : Rise/Air 07/'18: 4,977k (15) 1BR-28sm: 175.9k / 4,838k (45) 1BR-26sm: 186.1k / 94.5% psm 10/'18: 5,252k (14) 1BR-28sm: 187.6k / 4,980k (40) 1BR-26sm: 191.5k / 98.0% psm ==== > Dotpr.Rise: https://www.dotproperty.com.ph/condo/8004/the-rise-makati-by-shangrila > Dotpr.AirR: https://www.dotproperty.com.ph/condo/345/air-residences
  2. Services as a space: co-working and the revolution of real estate Bui Trung Kien of Savills Vietnam offers insight into how co-working space has revolutionised the real estate market. The real estate industry is undergoing fundamental shifts to reflect social change, rewriting the rulebook on how property is viewed and used. Technology has been a primary driver, enabling: Accessibility to services, rather than ownership of space, leading to the rise of flexible offices, co-living environments and Airbnb The stratospheric rise of e-commerce, leading to new forms of logistics property to satisfy last mile delivery and click and collect Employment becoming more flexible and the gig economy emerging, with co-working appearing in all industries Consumers now demand flexibility, service, experience and convenience of everything they use, including property. Real estate must not just satisfy a need, but also wider aspirations, desires and lifestyle choices, for example: An office does not just provide a desk, but experience, collaboration and promotes work-life balance A shop does not sell goods to satisfy needs, but offers an experience by embodying philosophies and lifestyles to fulfil aspirations and desires or convenience, to give time-poor consumers what they need quickly so they can get on with their lives A home does not just provide accommodation but delivers a lifestyle, wellness benefits, comfort and a high quality of life Users want vibrant, urban, livable, walkable, accessible environments where ideally all these aspects can be fulfilled. > More: https://www.retalkasia.com/blog/bui-trung-kien-savills-vietnam/services-space-co-working-and-revolution-real-estate/savills
  3. Manila's office rents among APAC's most affordable - Santos Knight Frank Rick Santos of Santos Knight Frank says, “Manila has the second fastest year-on-year rental growth in Asia Pacific. It also remains as the second most affordable with one of the lowest gross effective rents." https://www.retalkasia.com/sites/default/files/styles/article-full/public/the_podium_-_west_tower_left_building_0.jpg?itok=E2CJTqWY According to the Knight Frank AsiaPacific Prime Office Rental Index, Manila's prime office rents are among the Asia Pacific region's most affordable. Rick Santos, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Santos Knight Frank told WILLIAMS MEDIA, “Manila has the second fastest year-on-year rental growth in Asia Pacific. It also remains as the second most affordable with one of the lowest gross effective rents.” At a glance: Strong demand for prime office rents rose by 10.6% YOY during Q2 2018. Manila market has the second lowest gross effective rent of PHP 1,178 (USD 22). Manila saw prices increase 2.4% QOQ with robust BPO demand. Vacancy in Manila decreased to 4.5% from 4.9%. 60% of 1.47 million sqm of new office supply already pre-committed. Strong demand for prime office space in Metro Manila has propelled rents to rise by 10.6 per cent year-on-year (YOY) during the second quarter of 2018. Despite the increasing rent, the market remains one of the most competitive in the region by having the second lowest gross effective rent of PHP1,178 (USD 22), according to an analysis by the country’s leading commercial real estate service provider Santos Knight Frank. Source: Santos Knight Frank Manila, which was second after Sydney in YOY rental growth, saw prices increase by 2.4 per cent quarter-on-quarter (QOQ) as demand from the Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) sector remains robust. Vacancy in Manila slimmed down to 4.5 per cent, coming from 4.9 per cent in the first quarter of the year. In total, about 60 per cent of the 1.47 million square metres of new office supply in the rest of the year is already pre-committed. “Strong demand for office space in Manila continues. The overall office vacancy rate – currently 4.5 per cent - continues to contract, which is a positive sign.” Santos Knight Frank forecasts that the expansion of BPOs in the Philippines will continue not only in the capital but also in the provinces as investors capitalize on favourable demographics, affordable rent, strong macroeconomic fundamentals and the strength of the dollar. > MORE: https://www.retalkasia.com/news/2018/09/28/manilas-office-rents-among-apacs-most-affordable-santos-knight-frank/1538088916?utm_source=retalkasia_weekly&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=[campaign_title]_09/29/2018
  4. Co-Living: dormitel with "hotel-like amenities" coming to SanAntonio/Little China area The GRID, Co-Living > LINK ( Affordable, Co-Living in Makati thread ) The Grid is just 3-4 minutes walk from TechZone
  5. The Grid, Location 3-4 minutes walk from TechZone Exclusive Agents: Santos Knight Frank September 25 at 6:00 PM · Construction of GRID, a new #coliving space at the #Makati Central Business District, is now in full swing. First Georgetown Ventures, Inc. has appointed Santos Knight Frank as the sole #leasing agent and project manager for the 10-storey coliving space and #commercial center which targets young professionals and students. The Grid features #hotel like amenities and offers 560 beds spread across 200 units which are configured in solo, triple, and quadruple product offerings. Seven commercial units are situated in the first two floors of the building. For inquiries, contact Alvin.fernandez@santos.knightfrank.ph (UPDATE , Late Nov.2021 - the website shows pricing - pretty high!) With over 200 co-living spaces, THE GRID also offers shared spaces to unplug and interact with other residents. For Lease only. Both Dormitory and Commercial Center. Total 208 Units 592 Beds Rental Rates, Residential (per Bed) Solo - 1 Bed. : P 15,000 / unit, P15,000 Triple- 3 Beds : P 22,500/ unit , P 7,500 Quad- 4 Beds : P 28,000/ unit , P 7,000 Residential Quad Suite- 4 Beds : P 30,000/ unit , P 7,500
  6. Co-Living: dormitel with "hotel-like amenities" coming to SanAntonio/Little China area The GRID, Co-Living > LINK ( Affordable, Co-Living in Makati thread )
  7. McEwen Mining vs Gran Columbia Gold (from "same start" $2.54/$2.53 on 3.1.18) MUX.t vs GCM.t ... on 3.1.18 :
  8. David Wilcock | Corey Goode: The Antarctic Atlantis / 2 / WILCOCK PANEL "The Tipping Point"- 2018-Part1 Host: David Wilcock Panelists: Michael Tellinger, Michael Salla, Nassim Haramein, Daniel Sheehan, Emery Smith, Paul Stonehill, Robert Schoch.
  9. Did we see an important low in HK10 today (at $19.28?) HK10 / HLG = 10d : 19.54 +0.04/ Open:19.52, High:19.54, Low:19.28, Volume: 2,689,113 Did some buying near the Lows, but think they might be retested soon, and may buy more
  10. VERY INTERESTING MATERIAL ! David Wilcock lecture-"Revealing The Five Alliance Groups" Part 1- 6/03/2018 ==
  11. Off Topic : Wharf & Henderson... & HK10 Wharf may now be a "development-oriented" version of HL Chart : hk4 & hk12 ... update : w/hk10 : Presentations: http://www.wharfholdings.com/en/investor/presentation Aug.2018 : http://www.wharfholdings.com/sites/default/files/2018-08/Wharf 2018 Interim Results Presentation.pdf
  12. I STARTED BUYING Hk10 again at below $20 (after selling at $26-27 in 2016) Weirdly, Hang Lung (HK10) correlates well with SLV/ Silver prices ... 10-yrs : w/HSI : 12-yrs : w/GLD : Hang Lung ... updated to 10/12 midday: Symbol : Co.----- : Price-- : tBkVal: P-BV. : PE-R. : Yield% : Div. ? : Earn? : 87001 : Hui Xian- : #03.08 : # 4.71: 65.4% : 11.85 : 9.09% : #0.28 : #0.26 : HK10- : HL-Group: $19.50 : $62.87: 31.0% : 5.000: 4.10% : $0.80 : $3.90 : HK101 : HL-Prop. : $14.24 : $30.59: 46.6% : 7.867 : 5.26% : $0.75 : $1.81 : HK101 : @ target : $14.00 : $30.59: 45.8% : 7.734 : 5.36% : $0.75 : $1.81 : HK778 : FortuneR : $ 8.67 : $14.07: 61.6% : 10.84 : 0.00% : $0.00 : $0.80 : =====> Data-WSJ : Hang Lung ... HLP/hk101 vs HLG/hk10 / all-data : 10yrs : 2018 : 10d hk10 101: : 2018 Flipped : hk10 . 101 : HK-10-etc ... update : =
  13. THE GRID = An Affordable Dorm with hotel-like Amenities is being built in San Antonio/Makati Common Lounge at the Grid The Grid is a project of First Georgetown Ventures Inc / a Philippines company, located in 7/F United Life Bldg., 837 Arnaiz Ave., Makati City Dormitel breaks ground in Makati CBD A new dormitel at the Makati Central Business District (CBD) was launched recently by First Georgetown Ventures, Inc. (FGVI), a wholly-owned corporation founded by McDonald’s Philippines founder and chairman George Yang, and property consultant Santos Knight Frank (SKF). FGVI and SKF officials held the groundbreaking for the Grid, a 10-storey co-living space and commercial center that is targeted towards young professionals and students who are looking for a more affordable alternative to renting condominium units within the vicinity of Makati City. “This landmark development arrives at no better time at the CBD where key demand drivers such as BPOs, financial services, universities and many other industries are expected to grow and expand throughout Metro Manila,” noted Rick Santos, chairman and CEO of SKF, the entrusted sole leasing agent and project manager of the Grid. The project is a result of FGVI’s vision to cater to the growing demand for co-living spaces by those who want to relocate in the city for convenience. The Grid features hotel-like amenities and offers 560 beds spread across 200 units which are configured in solo, triple, and quadruple product offerings. Seven commercial units are situated in the first two floors of the building. “Our concept for The Grid is to provide something familiar but new. We achieved this by integrating hotel-like amenities in a dormitory setting. We are confident in the co-living space market trend because it is the next viable option serving as middle ground between the traditional dormitory and condominium,” said Kris Yang, president of FGVI. The Grid offers ample room space and privacy for the self, as well as dedicated spaces for social interaction. The hotel-like amenities include a lobby, study area and a lounge, a fitness gym, lap pool, an al fresco area and an open deck. Alvin Fernandez, senior director of investments and capital markets at SKF shared good prospects for the co-living space market according to a market study that the global consultancy firm has conducted in the property landscape of Makati City. “Right now this scheme is medium scale, with more or less 200 to 300 units (translated to about 600 to 700 beds) per development. We are forecasting this number to triple in the next 2 to 3 years. Many investors are actually eyeing their own co-living space concept,” said Fernandez. Abesamis + Guerrero Architects led the design of The Grid which is distinctly young, hip, and urban – imbibing the qualities of its future tenants. The Grid’s structural steel framework is exposed, enveloping the tower’s podium and this will serve as the building’s sun shading, while creating an interesting and unique facade. A light well runs through the building’s central core, providing natural light and ventilation for the residential units which will all have their own window. Steel, brick, and wood are introduced as the main materials for the project. > http://conceptnewscentral.com/index.php/2018/10/04/dormitel-breaks-ground-in-makati-cbd/ > Press Article: https://www.pressreader.com/philippines/manila-bulletin/20181016/281964608686253
  14. COMPARE - HLG / Hang Lung Group owns about 56.8% of HLP ++ some other assets =========== : -- Aug. 2015 --- / --- Oct. 2018 -- / Company----- : Group- : -Props. / Group- : -Props. / Change : Change : Stock Symbol: HK-10 : HK-101 / HK-10 : HK-101 / Last Price---- : $29.10 : $17.40 / $19.30: $14.48 / - 33.7% : -16.8% : Low of year--: $28.60 : $16.96 / $19.28 : $14.02 / - 32.6% : -17.4% : Book Value-- : $56.86 : $29.50 / $62.90 : $31.90 / +10.6% : +8.13% : Price / Book- : 51.2 % : 59.0 % / 30.6 %: 45.4 % / Shares O/S -- : 1.35bn : 4.48bn / 1.36bn : 4.50bn / MktCap. HKD: $39.3B : $78.0B / $26.2B : $65.2B / Earnings / sh : $ 4.82 : $ 2.52 / $ 3.90 : $ 2.73 / -19.1% : +8.33% : P/E Ratio -------- : r-6.04 : r-6.90 / r-4.95 : r-5.30 / Yield -------------- : 1.30 % : 1.95 % / 4.14 % : 5.17 %/ Div. per share : $ 0.38 : $ 0.34 / $ 0.80 : $0.75 / +111.% : +121.% : =========== 2,555,563,240 (56.82%) x HLP ($14.48) = 37.01 Bn / 1.36b = $27.21 backing by HLP shs 56.8% x 4.50 Bn : 2.556 Bn shs : Oct.'18 : x$0.75= $ 1.917B - (1.36x0.80=$1.088)= $829M 53.0% x 4.50 Bn : 2.239 Bn shs : Aug.15 : x$0.75= $ 1.679B - (1.36x0.80=$1.088)= $591M ===> Difference : 317 Mn shs x $15 = $ 4.7 Bn / +$238M increased Surplus CF HLP divs : $0.75 x 2.56bn = $1.9 Bn pa (spending most of that to buy HLP shares?)
  15. McEwen Mining has run up to a resistance Level MUX ... 2-yrs : 6mos / Last: $2.26 +$0.10, + 4.63% (HofYr: $2.55) ==
  16. U "playing catch-up" ... to CCO's recent strength U.t Ratio
  17. Hi Softly You are right (it s--ks!) I am sorry to hear of your un-wellness. Fortunately there are some effective treatments. And I have heard many stories of people who have made full recoveries (such as Stefan Molyneux.) Get a good doctor, be a bit creative, look at some unconventional ideas (a alkaline diet may help alot!) And I and others who read here would say some prayers.
  18. ABITIBI ROYALTIES ANNOUNCES NORMAL COURSE ISSUER BID Val-d'Or, Québec, September 26, 2018 – Abitibi Royalties Inc. (RZZ-TSX-V: "Abitibi Royalties" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has received conditional acceptance from the TSX Venture Exchange ("TSX-V") to conduct the normal course issuer bid (the "2018 NCIB"). Under the 2018 NCIB, Abitibi Royalties may purchase for cancellation, from time to time at its discretion, up to 626,306 of its issued and outstanding common shares (representing 5% of Abitibi Royalties' issued and outstanding common shares as of September 25, 2018). Purchases will be made on the open market through the facilities of the TSX-V, with TD Securities Inc. conducting the 2018 NCIB on behalf of Abitibi Royalties. Abitibi Royalties is of the view that repurchase of its issued shares, to be returned to treasury for cancellation, is warranted as the trading price of the Company's shares, conservatively calculated, is below management's estimated after tax net present value. Accordingly, the purchase for cancellation of shares by Abitibi Royalties during these times will benefit the remaining shareholders by increasing their proportionate ownership in the Company. The 2018 NCIB will commence on October 6, 2018, and will terminate on October 5, 2019, or such earlier time as the 2018 NCIB is completed or at the option of Abitibi Royalties. Any shares acquired by Abitibi Royalties pursuant to the 2018 NCIB will be cancelled.
  19. Yup. Though there is some risk the parent might buy out* the minority interest in HLP at some point. It puzzles me that HLP-hk10 is not actively buying back shares with its strong cash flow. Maybe they will consider that to prop up the price of a quality company whose shares are now back near the high of 1994 *HLG - has been (slowly) buying back the Minority interest in HLP (per OP, on pg.1)
  20. I bought HLG (HK10) at $19.64 and $19.50 yesterday & today. And may add more next week. At $19.50, the $0.80 Dividend represents a 4.10% Dividend yield... much better than the Net yield I could get from Property,. I prefer HLG because of the Lower PE Ratio, & larger discount to Book Value. / 2 / China MALLS (& Offices) Mn's Hkd: 6mo'17: 6mo'18 / FY.2016: FY.2017: FY.2018: Ls-OpPrf : $3,101 : $3,337: / $6,129 : $6,074 : $ As%Revs : 75.3 % : 75.4 %: / 73.6 % : 72.7 % : Ls-Revs. : $4,118 : $4,425:/ $8,326 : $8,354 : $ Ch-Revs.: $2,153 : $2,397:/ $4,427 : $4,372 : $ Ch%Lrev : 52.3 % : 54.2 % / 53.1 % : 52.3 % : %Shang. : 70.5 % : 69.7 % / 70.0 % : 70.0 % / %China Revs, from HL's two Shanghai Mall ======= Malls - first six months : "Income of our eight malls in mainland China increased 2% to RMB1,367 million. Benefitting from the successful completion of the major upgrade program last year, Plaza 66 in Shanghai continued its strong growth in both revenue and retail sales. Rental of Grand Gateway 66 in Shanghai decreased 9% due to short-term disruption caused by major on-going upgrading work. The six malls outside of Shanghai achieved higher income during the period, and most of their occupancy rates and retail sales were also on a rising trend. Shanghai Plaza 66 : R 1,409 Mn revs / Income of Plaza 66, our flagship high-end mall in Shanghai, increased 13%. Having benefitted from the recovery of the luxury sector consumption and the re-opening of the basement following renovation, retail sales of Plaza 66 rose 15% period-on-period. Occupancy of the mall increased eight points to 97%." Shanghai Grand Gateway 66 : R 1,241 Mn revs./ Revenue of Grand Gateway 66 mall in Shanghai decreased 9% to RMB410 million, but was up 1% if excluding 32% of the leasable area being closed for renovation. The first phase of the upgrading program started last year and will be handed over to tenants for fitting out in the third quarter of 2018. The brand-new area will house many young and trend-setting brands, with most having their first presence at the mall. The next phase of renovation will commence shortly and it will transform the main entrance of the mall and the basement into a more vibrant and welcoming ambience. These works are expected to be completed in 2019. Meanwhile, retail sales retreated 5% period-on-period on a comparable basis. Income of our eight malls in mainland China increased 2% to RMB1,367 million. Benefitting from the successful completion of the major upgrade program last year, Plaza 66 in Shanghai continued its strong growth in both revenue and retail sales. Rental of Grand Gateway 66 in Shanghai decreased 9% due to short-term disruption caused by major on-going upgrading work. The six malls outside of Shanghai achieved higher income during the period, and mostof their occupancy rates and retail sales were also on a rising trend. Offices Revenue of our office portfolio in mainland China increased 3% to RMB513 million because of higher occupancy. The total office rental accounted for 26% of total Mainland leasing revenue. Rental of the two office towers at Plaza 66 in Shanghai slipped 1%. Following the completed relocation of a major tenant between the two office towers, overall occupancy rate gradually increased to 94%, up eight points compared to a year ago. The enhancement works for Office Tower Two were completed. Income of the office tower at Grand Gateway 66 in Shanghai increased 4% because of higher occupancy, which rose nine points to 97%. The upgrading works of the tower have commenced, but are not expected to have a major adverse impact on the revenue Coming Developments The total value of investment properties under development was HK$26,098 million. They represented mainland China projects in Kunming, Wuhan, Hangzhou and the remaining phases of the developments in Shenyang and Wuxi. The portfolio consists of malls, office towers, hotels and serviced apartments. The construction work for Kunming Spring City 66 is making good progress. Total gross floor area of the entire mixed-use development is 432,000 square meters, comprising a premier mall of 156,700 square meters, a 63-story Grade A office tower with a total gross floor area of 177,600 square meters, serviced apartments and 2,000 car parking spaces. The mall is expected to open in mid-2019. Wuhan Heartland 66 is planned for completion by phases from 2020 onwards. Leasing activities for the mall have commenced. The project covers a total gross floor area of 460,000 square meters. On May 28, 2018, the Company’s listed subsidiary, Hang Lung Properties Limited (Hang Lung Properties), won the bidding for a prime land site in Hangzhou at RMB10.7 billion. The acquisition of this site enables the Group to extend its portfolio into another strategic city in order to capitalize on the opportunities arising across the Mainland. We will develop the site into a large-scale commercial mixed-use complex,comprising a world-class mall and office tower(s) with a maximum floor area of approximately 194,100 square meters (above ground). We plan to re-develop Amoycan Industrial Centre (AIC) in Ngau Tau Kok, Hong Kong, in which Hang Lung Properties owns almost 85% interests. An application for a Land Compulsory Sale for the remaining interests in AIC was submitted to the Lands Tribunal in December 2017.
  21. Unpacking 2018 Interim Results HL Group: HK10 (shs OS 1,362Mn.) M'sHkd=: 6mo'17: 6mo'18 / FY.2016: FY.2017: FY.2018: NetAsst: $142.6B $151.0B/ $144.6B $149.6B $ Ch%Lrev: 52.3 % : 54.2 % / 53.1 % : 52.3 % : %Shang.: 70.5 % : 69.7 % / 70.0 % : 70.0 % / China Revs, % from Shanghai Malls %asstX2: 4.35% : 4.42%: / 4.23% : 4.06% : (Oper.Pr) Leasing : $3,101: $3,337: / $6,129 : $6,074 : $ Sales -- : $1,642: $0,565: / $3,209 : $2,238 : $ Net Pr. : $2,396: $3,037: / $3,713 : $5,314 : $ E.P.S. -- : $ 1.76 : $ 2.23 : / $ 2.73 : $ 3.90 : $ u/lying : $1,811: $1,459 : / $3,772 : $3,314 : $ u/l,EPS : $ 1.33 : $ 1.07 : / $ 2.77 : $ 2.43 : Dividend $ 0.19 : $ 0.19 : / $ 0.80 : $ 0.80 : $ BV/ sh. : $104.7: $110.8: / $101.3 : $109.8 : tBkValue $57.60: $ 62.90 / $55.30 : $61.00 : $ NDbt/Eq : 3.2 % : 7.0 % :/ 4.8 % : 3.9 % : ======: HLG: last two divs: Interim.9/13/18: $0.19 + $0.61, for shares registered May 3, 2018 = $0.80 HLP: last two divs: Interim. Chairman's Letter / Hang Lung Group Limited - mid-2018 (excerpt) ...Third, from a business model perspective, it must be stated that the quality of our income is very high. Rent is a steady form of revenue and will not disappear overnight. We do not have to worry about the need to buy more land to generate new development profit, although we will do that as well. This is doubly safe since all our properties on the Mainland are in the four- or five-star categories, which means that our tenants are usually financially strong. When the economy is bad, growth rate will moderate but rents will not disappear. We have amply demonstrated this in the latest bear market of 2011 to 2017. Overall we did not have one downward year in terms of total rents received. While our downside is quite protected, our upside can also be very satisfying. The Chinese economy is deliberately being directed to emphasize private consumption. A 6%-7% annual GDP growth and a focus on higher value-added industries from manufacturing to services of all sorts can only hasten the rise of the middle class. By most measures, it is already the biggest of all countries in the world. Another force which underpins this phenomenon is continual urbanization. It has been ongoing for over three decades, and will last for a few more. It is likely the biggest migration that mankind has ever seen. It can only be good for lifting the population out of poverty and strengthening the bourgeoisie that will invariably lead to the rise in private consumption. This is all good news for us. Given the above, one can easily see why it is wrong to lump us with other Hong Kong real estate companies. Almost all of them are more dependent on development profits, which are far more volatile. The growth of our bottom line can be much steadier as it depends mainly on rental revenue. With many complexes coming on stream, some analysts consider us a growth stock. I do not disagree, except that we are a growth company with very little internal volatility. This is not a feature that is usually associated with such companies. This is why I like our business mode > HLG / H1-2018 : http://www.hanglung.com/CMSPages/GetAzureFile.aspx?path=~\hanglungcorporatesite\media\hanglung_media\investor relations\financial-report\hlg\hlg_2018_interim_e.pdf&hash=f1f6e897fb3463d3a42710a9d0b4b2be3e3ad5337dfcc93ffcdee0d263776d87&ext=.pdf > General source: http://www.hanglung.com/en-US/media-center/publications/financial-report
  22. On the day of a 500pt.+ Drop in the Dow... GCM.t : Gran Columbian Gold : + 7.1% ! My favorite Gold producer, still "cheap" at C$2.70 Next Day ... update :
  23. Keeping it "REAL" Comment from the Stockhouse Bullboard RE:Today's news Thanks andrew once again for keeping it real. I keep noticing more and more newbies showing up on these boards spewing wild valuations. 50 cents, 80 cents, over a buck soon. Yeah right. Reminder lesson from a long time Wally holder, straight from Wally website : SHARE STRUCTURE as at September 28, 2018 Issued & Outstanding 367.2M Omnibus Share Based Compensation Plan and Stock Options 16.5M Warrants 65.6 M Fully Diluted 449.3M Share Price September 28, 2018 $0.22 Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard#x8m2eooOFWzbBzfz.99
  24. Fresnillo Silver bouncing off Long Term support FRES.L / ... update :
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