Kodal Minerals Share Price (KOD)

Hainan wouldnt take-over Kodal, theyd buy-out kmuk so kodals sp and MM's are irrelevant.

I'd agree Lav

Although, looking at the scarcity of trades, amd the Mm unwillingness to even try to create a market, even I am starting to think an offer from Hainan is likely

Not sure Bernard/kodal is aware of this

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I would just relax we are in a sweet spot but a boring one, let the millions roll in.