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Exactly pump it out ready to go as they stated in rns
No three year drama waiting for a dewatering licence, where’s the fun in that!
Formerlyeasyp, the NCZ starts approximately 300m from the bottom of the already dug Morris shaft, head frame and winding gear in place (Winding gear in need of refurb) Morris shaft is full of water which has accumulated since maintenance was stopped (The water has been tested as clean and suitable for discharge) it has very minimal water ingress
More updates in two weeks on samples taken
A very positive update, 100m of mineralisation is eye watering.
The market will continue to re-rate the stock IMO.
A lot of mining experience in wales am sure they’ll know the right way to extract all those minerals
Cu-Zn-Pb-At-Au mineralisation this is big ,open pit or block cave it’s proving to be a huge area with as quoted upto 10yrs plus mining potential what’s not to like about that on your doorstep not in Europe or further afield imagine the savings to industry that will have long term
Yes, but how deep does a mine have to be to reach this zone? Open pit mines have lower operating costs. A deep mine maybe 1200 feet down requires a shaft, winding gear and constant pumping to keep the water out.
Very exciting progress at hole NCZ002. Widths of mineralisation appear to be averaging over 20 metres in this zone with copper equivalent grades of between 1.0 – 1.3%. Interim Chairman Andrew King: "...I am delighted to report that ongoing drilling of the Northern Copper Zone is confirming that Parys Mountain has a significant zone of copper dominant mineralisation..."
https://twitter.com/Brand_UK/status/1759843657132257599
See what the market has to say about it.....
Excellent news with more to come in approximately two weeks
Winner !
Looks like we're on a winter- keep em coming!
GLA
Whilst never an attendee myself I can appreciate the efforts you went to in relation to the site visits, however I think you have now come to the conclusion of many on here that they achieved very little other than a day out for those that turned up.
And yes rerate on the cards Ben
Yes Granesberg news soon imho
"Come on AYM get that Grangesberg deal that Joe hinted at across the line" what hint was that?? Thanks
I feel we are not a million miles away from news, the recent drop has been on very low volume and currently there is no stock on offer at the advertised price.
Come on AYM get that Grangesberg deal that Joe hinted at across the line and lets have a material re-rate of the equity.
Probably not much changed at the site since I did geophysics over it in the 1980's , apart from maybe the surface scrape for a drive into the white rock, so not much point for a visit by me. Seeing the muon downhole survey work would be very interesting, but I doubt I could find the time for a 10 hour drive and overnight stay. If anyone has not visited the area, and have time, it's certainly worth going, Anglesey has plenty to offer for a holiday, particularly when the weather is good.
On four occasions since 2012 I have instigated autumn visits to Parys Mountain. They have obviously been consented to, resourced by, and hosted by the BOD.
If there is any appetite for a 2024 repeat somebody else will have to step up. The workload in building a guest list isn't all that onerous, but there's a certain responsibility in avoiding a fiasco. For example, ten people expressing an interest and two people turning up. For example, a bunch of conspiracy theorists turning up demanding to see the alien corpses or nuclear waste hidden inside the Parys tunnels.
For clarity: if somebody else would like to get this ball rolling then be my guest, but it won't be me.
Croissant - I followed Wolf minerals for years and have started watching TUN. Has TUN mentioned the problem of clay? I believe it binded with the ore and made processing very difficult. Noise, I believe, was also a problem, but I think that was almost resolved before the money ran dry although I believe it impacted only a few properties. As for AYM, I think it will be far easier on the environmental side, as the site is more distant from property, locals have been very positive about the development and the company will be using modern mining techniques, such as dry waste disposal reducing the problems of mineralised water. Also having historic mine pits is useful as they can place any ore processing mills in them, reducing spread of noise, or milling could be done underground. Perhaps they could put up wind turbines and battery storage on the site and take environmental mining to the next step.
Check out TUN they appear to be a bit further along in this process - the EA in that case have been sloth's asleep at the wheel and they already had a previous MPF permit and EA in place. Despite the critical mineral listing the times scales for the approval of the Environment assessment will be long. If onsite processing is needed the MPF application will be longer and the major fund raising can only begin once all that's settled. Likely 2-5yrs range. Get some popcorn.
Granesberg news can’t be far away either imho
Hyper ,thanks for link can’t be far off news ,the second drill will be nearing depth now so results won’t be far away either traces above 300mtrs but main target 460mtrs looking positive as we’ve not had any news on plug and abandonment I guess