Colonial Coal (TSX.V: CAD)
Colonial Coal rose 27% last week, with strong volume, after a research report by US media group Epstein published an upbeat report on Colonial and the prospectes for coking coal moving forward.
Colonial was looking a bit unloved until the report was released, and it’s a thorough job, with update market data and projections,which clearly caught investors attention. Continue reading
Colonial Coal (TSX.V: CAD)
Is the subject of a new research report by respected analyst Tormont.
The updated report adds depth to the current matallurgiacal (coking) coal market and the various players involved in the machinations of M & A. Continue reading
Colonial Coal Intl. (TSX.V: CAD)
Announced that it has retained Adelaide Capital Markets Inc., a leading investor relations and capital markets advisory firm. Continue reading
Colonial Coal (TSX.V: CAD)
Published their Year end financial results for July 2022.
The company remains in good financial health, as they await corporate activity for their quality coking coal at their two projects located in British Columbia, Canada. Continue reading
Colonial Coal (TSX.V: CAD)
Has been the subject of a new research note by Epstein Research of NY.
Epstein opines that CAD is the “Cheapest Coking Coal Junior and an active takeover target”. To read the research note …[…] Continue reading
City Investors Circle Mining Review 23rd January 2022
Gold had a good week as the markets wobbled quite substantially, especially the tech laden NASDAQ index, a long overdue shake out surely?
Copper, nickel, tin, cobalt, and lithium are all looking strong as the anticipated demand for these battery metals forces up prices. The UK has just announced a gigafactory will be built. Continue reading
City Investors Circle Mining Review 16th January 2021
Coking coal really roofed it this week, up 14%, and has gone into contango, meaning the future price of coal into China is now being than the present market price.
Colonial Coal is a beneficiary of this strong price at a time where it’s rumoured that potential predators are circling.
Gold had a good week, as did nickel, copper, and tin. Continue reading
Colonial Coal International Corp. (TSX.V: CAD)
Released the results of the company’s annual general meeting held on Dec. 14, 2021, in Vancouver, B.C.
The company reported that the shareholders voted to re-elect David Austin, Ian Downie, Anthony Hammond, John Perry, Gregory Waller and Partha S. Bhattacharyya as directors of the company for the ensuing year. Continue reading
City Investors Circle
Have published their Annual Mining Review featuring the best performing stocks on their mining watchlist, and also the commodities that have risen the most during 2021.
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Colonial Coal (TSX.V: CAD)
A new research note written by New York and London based Hallgarten Investment Research is positive for Colonial Coal.
What is amusing is the price target given when the report was written a week ago has already been surpassed! A 50% increase in share price in a week means the report may need to be updated […] Continue reading
Colonial Coal (TSX.V: CAD)
The share price of Colonial Coal is soaring on the sky high price of steelmaking (coking) coal, and speculation the company may receive M & A activity in the near future.
Every $1 rise per tonne in the price of coking coal just makes the undervaluation of Colonial Coal at the resource level look ever more ridiculous. Continue reading
Colonial Coal (TSX.V: CAD)
The share price of Colonial Coal has risen sharply over the last month as there seems to be feeling in some quarters that the company might finally be on the radar of potential bidders, looking to secure a supply of coking coal for the future.
It has long been thought that Colonial could receive bids from either Chinese or Indian companies, but Japan and Korea are also potential sources, as well as the USA of course. Continue reading
Mining Review Sunday Update 19th September
The story of the week again, sadly, was the falling gold price, into the mid 1700’s, due to better than expected US retail figures, and a strengthening US dollar.
Iron ore is another casualty, but for a different reason. Coking coal is roofing it as supply is tight, bring companies like Colonial Coal into investor focus. Continue reading
