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Let's face it he sold Manica for a pittance and still tried to convince us it was a good deal. But in reality it was a fire sale from a diluter who was running out of road. The buyers must've thought all their Christmases had come at once. Wonder how much profit they've made in the short time since?

It's just the ridiculously wide spread. Nothing to see here. Yet.

Agree Andrew except that we didn't get a great deal on Manica. Sold way to cheaply with too many strings attached. Desperate for cash for working capital.

Zaph. Nothing of any note will come of the lawsuit. Government bought and paid for by Chinese and are already saying the toxic release was minimal , has been sorted, and didn't cause any major problems. The judiciary will just do the government's bidding.

TS. Thankyou for detailed clarification. I would just add that in CEO inteview, he talked of many years of commercially profitable production. That does of course depend on continued high hold prices which are at record highs. I hope for near term profit from potential sale of tax losses meantime

TS. Not sure who you are referring to but is it any different from posters who turn up after same RNS stating what a wonderful RNS it was when clearly the grades were at best, modest.

Personally, I came on to ask how you compare gpt to gbcm and at that point had no idea how good or bad the grades are. I am a new poster to ECR but only because I bought a modest 500,000 shares 2 weeks ago.

"Full of manipulation and manipulators like posters who turn up claiming poor grades at market opening just after an RNS to promote a negative narrative for example ;-)"

We can argue all day about the grades but the SP doesn't lie and it's dropping fast

Thanks. That doesn't sound much but I guess early doors yet

Can someone help me please. I understand g/tonne but am struggling to understand g/bcm. I get that density is key and presumably alluvial rock and pebbles are very dense, but don't understand the conversion methods. Does 1.14 g/bcm compare favourably with ,for example, 10 G/tonne? Tanks.

Scandinavia is no place for minnows. They haven't the luxury of time nor deep enough pockets to see it through to production against all the delays, regulation, higher costs etc. Classic case in point is Beowulf Mining. 15 years and massive dilution later, they are still years from any chance of production

Nice to see XTR over 1p. Pump and dump or SK news

An unexpected rise in KEN tends to precede a mates rates placing

It was Masdoud Alikhani. Yes a real wrong 'un who did an Ernest Saunders (of Guinness fame) and mysteriously caught alzheimer's just as the law was closing in. Saunders made history as the only person ever to recover from alzheimers. Not sure if Alikhani followed suit. As for Borelli, well least said the better and he still has his grubby hands all over BMR (now Kendrick)

Not bitter though

Seis. Is Sable for the kabwe dumps? If so I seem to recall they were all mixed and separate lines would be built in the processing unit. May be wrong though

Bought in sub .3p this week. Looking at the annual projections, stillness a bit small but at current value. has to at least double on gold production. Nit one for a multi bag IMHO

Money. Maybe the urgency is so that CB can include a multibaggr in his eventual eulogy

I make no apology for wanting the sp to drop a bit so I can top up. 70p will do but not holding my breath.

I must confess to not voting in the SA sale vote this week. With a simple majority required, my experience of EGM votes and the knowledge that 30% of total shares from institutional votes pro sale it was pretty much a foregone conclusion .

In any event, the way the board had talked down the company's most profitable and established asset, it would not have made sense to keep it. It was like watching a rerun of the new Labour Government talking down the economy in a self fulfilling prophecy.

I am left with around 450k shares, many at much higher prices, but with averaging down, an average of 4.4p, a relatively attainable target.

What's done is done and we now have to hope that the board's very conservative production estimates were just that and will be smashed.

Oh and a little bonus in the form of a divvy would be a nice sop to us long suffering shareholders.

Don't see a point to buybacks with so many shares in issue and a board addicted to equity raises.

Can't believe the lazy and ill informed journalism here. He's recommending investing in jubilee mainly because of its diversified metals and jurisdictions, when jubilee are in the process of selling the south africa operations and becoming a copper one trick pony in Zambia. Shocking

Thank God everyone has run out of things to say about the SA sale. I've spent the last 3 days just reading all the bl.oody posts