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Re "I think you may be trying to hard to find a downside"
Steve not sure how you can say there is little risk to new entry investors in a share that has seen highs of mid 8p and lows of low 3p in recent months.
The fact is that there are people on this board who regularly pump the share with sp of 30, 40, 50p, probably the same people who pumped ggp to high 30p before it dropped to something more realistic.
You can't on the one hand condemn people for what you regard as deramping but not condemn the ramping.
£3 billion?. Not while we own the project.

Wow

Steve. Just read your later post confirming me as a deramper in your mind. Could you please take a little time off from posting to check how many other deramp posts I have made for XTR this year. Apologies accepted in advance.

Re "I think you may be trying to hard to find a downside"
Steve. Your comment implies to me that I was deramping to hopefully get shares at a lower price. I should say I've had plenty of opportunities in the last 6 months to do that but, whilst XTR is not my largest share, I am happy that I am fully loaded up. Unlike some on here who delight in telling us of yet another top up.
I merely want to understand why the SP for GGP, as a minor partner, can multiply some 30 times on drilling results where that of XTR remains stuck at a low level, despite some on here, possibly yourself included, stating the value of our project is many times that of GGP.
Apologies if my comment didn't fit in with your own agenda.

I may have appeared a tad flippant when referring to the Greta recently but on reflection, has KB ever even considered meeting with her to put over the point about home grown, clean mining compared with dirty imports?
Not suggesting for one minute she would want to be am ambassador for BEM , but if he was able to convince her that this was the way forward for Sweden, that may give us some extra exposure in the right places where some thinks she walks on water.
After all I'm sure she wouldn't want to come across as an over zealous, swivel headed Luddite. And let's face it, where else will the steel come from for her carbon neutral train journeys to be possible?

Coupled with this is the near all time high in POC and whilst we would all love to see it go to 20k per ton, thus making the mine more profitable, that is by no means guaranteed and if POC becomes too high for industry to bear the innovators will look for CU alternatives.
So this investment does not come without risk to new entry investors.

BB. Like everyone else on here, I'm hoping for a big payday in the foreseeable future and am disappointed with current SP.
But surely part of the reason for this is that the relatively low grades of copper mean that a much larger extraction area is required to recover 2mt and therefore profitability lower. Am I missing something or being too simplistic?

You're right Jed. It's difficult to see how a company which never makes a profit, continually increases borrowing and regularly issues more equity just to stay afloat can realistically be a going concern. Creative accounting I believe they call it.
Still at least we had enough spondoolies to build an A &E department at the local hospital. Got to keep greasing the wheels.

Rns. The offhand one liner confirms what we all fear that Westmed will probably never be sold.
Seems they have non payment problems with a number of companies they have supplied to. Why is that if the product and service are so good?

I Don know how this will all work out in the end. I really hope we do get the concession cos we certainly aren't going to get rich anytime soon in Finland or Kosovo, and certainly not without a lot more dilution.
I've tried the rose tinted spectacles approach before in VOG and BMR and between them they owe me the best part of £40k which I'm unlikely to ever see again. So hope I'll be forgiven for displaying a scintillaof doubt about Budge's ability to pull this one off given the long history here. It seems sometimes like the ongoing battle between UK and Europe with them playing the baddie and us the goodie.

To some extent I can sympathise with Tom's point. Many CEOs of different sized companies have taken their cue from public sector bosses and beurocrats to use covid as an excuse for poor performance. Is itv any different? I honestly don't know.

Sexist Suzy? Really? Come on. Wouldn't have expected one as feisty as your good self to play the female card.

Cheers Al. U2.
Just watched Greta talking to Andrew Marr.
Whilst now an adult, she still gives rather idealistic schoolgirl/boy answers which sadly AM didn't really challenge despite her adulthood.
Predictably was in favour of activists bringing paralysis to UK roads just because we haven't got the correct loft insulation.
I might take her lecturing us more seriously when she glues her hands to the Tiananmen Square tarmac.
Wish I'd known in advance about the interview as would have emailed AM to ask her if she believes the Kallak mine should go ahead.

Recognise your style. Who were you?

Sorry Bobby, but WTF are you on about?

That said, the optimist in me would prefer a 2021 decision but the pessimist in me is in the ascendancy right now so am not expecting a decision this side of the election.
Just waiting now for a chorus of "why don't you sell up then?" from the usual suspects. Lol

Takay. Your post does rather presuppose that a decision will ever be forthcoming

The only woke thing missing from today's RNS was the appointment of the Markles as global gender neutral, plant food ambassadors.

Lol

A good summary Cardo. I often wondered dhat it felt like to be buttfxxxxxd. Now I know