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Isn't that called PR? Perhaps we need a PR company...oh yes we've got one haven't we, I'd almost forgotten.
The only thing that is keeping my faith in this share is that Blackrock and others seem happy to support the business with ongoing finance rather than pull the plug. I take the view that they are privy to much more detailed information than anyone else on this board and are not in the business of supporting lame ducks. My opinion of MM hasn't really changed. Still letting his mouth sign cheques he can't honour, but I guess that's the man and I suppose after all the years of false dawns in WRES I should cease being disappointed in his missed deadlines and faulty kit. And so, I'll keep on waiting and hoping that someone (Pablo) knows what they are doing and turns this money pit into the pot of gold it's supposed to be...speaking of Gold????..........................???????????
I agree, I don't see why that can't be done, doesn't have to be a formal RNS...just something, if things are improving....would be nice...even a tweet ffs
Dreamy, fully agree! a statement from MM t o say that the jig and mill are fixed would do a lot more for a SP that is on its knees!
I did but the Aussie is as slippery as lady mud wrestler so would prefer explicit confirmation that the Mill is working properly, sorry been bitten once too often by this one
Dreamy
Did you miss this comment from Michael, on proactive :-
We have turned a corner at La Parrilla and feel confident that, following the installation of the bulk of the operational plant improvements, the plant can progressively increase both recoveries and utilisation to increase production to design capacity.”
Safety, trying to make sense of figures given in Wres’ Rns is generally an exercise in futility...they should have gotten the parts by now and I will start complaining if we haven’t gotten an update in the next 2 weeks....
Troajan, that link says :"Production in the first six months of 2020 reached 106.5 tonnes of tungsten concentrate and 64.5 tonnes of tin concentrate, resulting in half-year revenues of £1.01mln compared to £0.29mln in the same period last year."
on that basis if we said we got no money whatsoever for the tin, then we got £95 per mtu for the tungsten....even allowing for currency exchange rate the figuress dont make sense. .........Unless not all the production from H1 was not sold then, which might be well the mentioned shipments in July.