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Absolutely nothing will be done about it greenmachine. I imagine KC would be as capable of doing something about me as he has been about doing his job.
Skelly, I am neither obsessed nor slandering you for merely pointing out your sometimes outrageous behaviour. I will continue to do so. Interestingly, when I asked why you continued to post garbage on here your reply was that you were free to do so. You made a promise at the end of ‘23 that if the dfs was not published by then you’d sell up and never post on here again. Fine chance. But let me make myself clear. If you continue to make unsubstantiated claims about the CEO, his wife, misappropriated share dealings et al then something will be done about it…..
@greenmachine. You're obsession with slandering me and ignoring the facts I point out are very similar to the behaviours I point out about EMH and its CEO.
Shorts,shorts and more shorts. 6 -7 posts from a non-holder who has in the past sailed very close to the wind with spurious comments openly. Maybe it’s time that the people he is so openly speaking of get to know about it.
Skelly, your obsession with Keith's divorce is already unhealthy and now you're fabricating some relationship suggesting he's some sort of sexual deviant. Pardon my candour, but you come across as completely unhinged.
For some who is (allegedly) no longer a holder, you spend a terrible amount of time here doomsday preaching and for what? To warn others? I can give you hundreds of charities which would kill to have someone volunteer for half the amount of time you spend moaning on this board.
If you've truly sold your holdings, at what I can only imagine was a significant loss based on your bitterness, then you have my condolences and thanks for playing.
Oh, and take Leon with you, too
Yea Joe Lowry's view of the wider market is worth watching. I wouldn't disagree with much there.
It's just worth calculating whether EMH will be there for the ride since they appear to have a drunk driver at the helm telling everyone the destination is round the next corner every turn they make.
The sales pitch from Vulcan is also worth a watch. Much better description of their project and their CEO certainly brings a lot more excitement to their project. Its also nice that he spends the time running through what they have build and are building rather that just drivel about the Macro economics of the European lithium market. I could imagine if European investors were having to chose between VUL and EMH based on these two presentations then the money would all going one way.
Sad times for investors in EMH really.
It was a …curious… kind of “tension” between KC and presenter lady…I did wonder as well hahaha
As PWhitechurch rightly says, Joe Lowry section is certainly worth watching.
Unlike KC stumbling all over the place (after a big night so it seems) Joe Lowry was on point and worth listening to.
That was hard to watch. What a catastrophe.
This pig won’t squeal.
Disgrace! Stumbled on multiple words, for me that’s enough evidence to get rid. Unprofessional and no doubt at the expense of the shareholders. How does this give EMH any credibility. Clearly just a jolly for Keith. How can anyone now defend Keith is beyond me.
The end of the presentation is just utterly embarrassing for a company CEO.
Proof again that this continual jolly of his is being funded by shareholders who’ve been fed the same lies for years.
With each passing week now confidence in EMH is waining, skepticism about timelines and facts are becoming evident.
I’m continually watching from on the fence between the current ‘Rampers & De-Rampers’, sadly there’s more facts coming from the later.
What's the purpose of this sales pitch l, which is basically the same pitch that's been repeated for years? Like we are supposed to believe offtakers are pretty much "inked" as kieth has told us before, CEZ is running the project, finance and permitting is sorted from the EU. So what exactly is this sales pitch for and who is she pitching it to?
On top of that, what an unprofessional end to the presentation. He stubled through the whole thing and then the organiser mentions how impressed they were he made it onto the stage because he had a late night session. I think that nails it on the head really. If there's ever been a discussion with kieth that shows he's not fit to lead this company, that's the one.
Who's this wiseowl person anyway? Are you Robinhood/fingersxd new after ego
Https://www.youtube.com/live/zcgA367Jlxk?si=foJbaWuUVRG7OH68
Keith in Singapore around 40 minutes in. 🔥
Well its cyrrently raining. I would wait until the fire starts burning or you'll risk getting all your powder wet.
GM67, my powder is already committed to the buckshot, the question is do I re-pack with more powder before the fuse is lit....🏆
Mick, I’ve been there a few times. What I would say is that because I used the word confident I didn’t say convinced because they are different. I’d keep my powder dry ready to buy in if good and buy in on a drop. Either way you limit your losses
Brilliant history lesson tom...👏
I've been in this project for quite a number of years now, and just as confident in the Project now, as I was back when I started. The only problem for me now, is that I have invested as much as I reasonable should (at average double the current SP), and cannot risk taking a further share. I got caught out once before losing a big chunk of my portfolio on one single project (Nemaska). Sure things, no such thing as I can attest too, but my ❤️ says go for it again at these prices, but my 🧠 says hold on.....🙈
Just for a total change of pace, most probably wouldn't know the history of EMH but it emerged from a company that folded called EQH which, some ten years ago purchased Cinovec rights as a tin play. The lithium story ostensibly only came about serendipitously. See below an article from December 2013. And prior to this, EQH was looking to develop a Congo iron ore project as its focus
Anyway have a read if you're interested
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From Pure Speculation in The Australian:
Mining looks bleak as new listings disappear
But there's always the next Great Idea. Investors certainly thought they'd heard one on Wednesday, pushing up by 46.6 per cent the shares of Equamineral Holdings (EQH), which can be contacted through phone numbers in Brazzaville (Republic of Congo) or London, or a PO box in the British Virgin Islands.
The company was plodding along with iron ore in Congo-Brazzaville but last week unveiled its acquisition of "one of the largest undeveloped hard rock tin projects in the world".
Now, as regular readers will know, Pure Speculation has never heard a tin story it didn't like.
The EQH project does have one advantage: it is in the Czech Republic. It is this writer's view that, given the importance being placed by the European Commission on critical metals security, this is one of the places to be producing. The project also contains tungsten and lithium, both dear to Brussels' heart (plus rubidium, scandium, niobium and tantalum: be still our beating hearts).
The Cinovec project has 103,970 tonnes of contained tin, a resource estimate based on exploration in the 1970s and 80s when what was then Czechoslovakia was behind the Iron Curtain.
The company says 400,000 tonnes of ore have been mined during trials, which increases confidence, and it sees Cinovec coming on stream just as the world's biggest tin mine, San Rafael in Peru, faces resource exhaustion in 2017. That assumes all goes to plan, of course; not always a wise assumption in the junior sector
AIM-traded firm said the study, being undertaken by DRA Global, had encountered significant advancements since its inception.
Engineering work and social and environmental engagement efforts had highlighted several crucial aspects that could notably enhance the lithium processing component of the study.
Geomet and DRA Global were reviewing the findings, with an announcement expected before the end of April outlining significant improvements and developments.
Importantly, despite the extended study period, European Metals anticipated that the overall timeline of the Cinovec Project would remain unaffected, with the permitting process expected to align effectively with the European Union's Critical Raw Materials Act.
The board said that legislative development would be pivotal for the project, as it would facilitate shorter and simplified permitting processes, in addition to providing political and financial support for designated 'strategic projects'.
Additionally, it sid recent advancements in the definitive feasibility study process had confirmed the viability of previously published physical and hydrometallurgical process flowsheets, ensuring high levels of lithium recovery from run-of-mine ore to battery-grade end-products.
Ongoing engineering test work programmes were aimed at further improving process outcomes, including gangue removal, recycling and regeneration of reagents, and simplification of precipitation and crystallisation processes to reduce energy and water costs.
"Whilst it is unfortunate not to be able to provide a fully completed definitive feasibility study at this stage, I am confident that the developments currently being finalised will add significantly to the project," said executive chairman Keith Coughlan.
https://www.hl.co.uk/feeds/apps/sharecast?id=34184921
New article since the RNS
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The absolute waffle on here. EMH are funded and well supported. Il re share something
That's why in this market I'm happy to be rebuilding a position in EMH at what appears to be a bottom
17bn partner CEZ has funded them to FID ( FID circa 650million ) - with strong government and institutional support - No need to raise
https://youtu.be/SR5WUvcLdVE?si=UogRVYIC5mA-PWEN
Todays interview was assuring that its at stupid price at the moment - The european bank for reconstruction and development invested £6 million at 0.43 - currently sub 0.15
https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/EMH/ebrd-strategic-investment-in-emh-2lb5dkczzbh7j7n.html
Today's interview showed - EMH, CEZ, the Government and the EBRD are aligned and confident of offtake - likely large grants and overall the project coming into production.
2bn NPV - the largest lithum deposit in Europe.Safe, smart and good investment from here imo - should havnt dropped 55% from December just for a delay - that should all be made up now coming into a meanful newsrich period while close to a 52w low - announcements at the end of April, upgraded DFS, O