Secondary Recommendation

BDI Mining - Starts diamond production; gold exploration in for free

May 2005

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The chief gripe that investors have with junior mining shares is that many come to the market with no real expectation of producing cashflows for several years and resort to peddling dreams to support secondary fund raisings in order to stay afloat. However, in our view, the ones more likely to succeed are those whose portfolio contains cash cows as well as blue sky assets. BDI Mining, which floated on AIM last September, definitely falls into this latter category, a view backed up by the impressive doubling in the shares from their 14p placing price. BDI is a diversified mining company with two main assets including an alluvial gem diamond project in Cempaka in Indonesia and a gold exploration project on an island c ...

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