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On the 31st Oct the analyst valuation, prior to the global demand for Germanium and Gallium going through the roof and Zinc being added to the UK’s critical list was 2.2p.

https://www.allenbycapital.com/client/rockfire-resources/

A long way to go here until we start seeing fair value.

Https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/ROCK/germanium-and-gallium-confirmed-at-molaoi/16095628

Will be taken out soon

The United States’ reliance on critical minerals poses significant challenges to national security and the aerospace and defense (A&D) sectors. Critical minerals play a vital role in producing high-tech commercial and defense technologies. These include semiconductor chips, advanced alloys, jet engines, and electronic batteries. However, U.S. reliance on imports for these materials makes the supply chain vulnerable to global disruptions.

https://colitco.com/critical-minerals-in-aerospace-and-defense-a-national-security-imperative/

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 6, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- American Elements announced today the expansion of its Gallium, Germanium and Antimony production facilities due to increased demand on its inventories.

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/purchase-gallium-germanium--antimony-at-american-elements-302325191.html

Haddock

What your post does miss is balance, in fact there isn't any. Yes mining is a very slow moving sector, but company valuations and spot prices can be reflective of where the market is eventually going and geo-politics, as seen with Russia play an important part in supply chains. China having full control of anything will not be accepted if there are alternatives they will be acted on, expect big changes in Greece, an aging population who need some good news. It just landed on their doorstep

Gallium and germanium are the two most vital minerals to develop the next generation of advanced chips. Gallium and germanium are increasingly being chosen over traditional silicon for high-performance chips used in defense applications due to their properties that boost device performance, speed, and energy efficiency. The future of semiconductors for defense applications depends on reliable supplies of high-purity gallium and germanium. A U.S. Geological Survey report last month estimated that a total export ban on gallium and germanium could result in a $3.4 billion loss in GDP for the U.S. economy.

The exploration program involving 176 diamond drill holes at Molaoi in the 1980s was focused on characterizing a polymetallic deposit, primarily for zinc, lead, and silver. Subsequent assessments and modern reanalysis of these samples have confirmed the presence of significant germanium (Ge) content within the deposit.

(Bloomberg) -- Two obscure yet crucial metals, gallium and germanium, are the latest pawns in the escalating US-China trade war. On Dec. 3, China announced an export ban on both metals to the US in a tit-for-tat move after President Joe Biden’s administration implemented its own new technology curbs on the country. Beijing had already placed initial controls on exports of the materials last year, driving prices higher and upending trade flows.

In the Molaoi area of the Peloponnese, significant germanium resources have been identified, primarily associated with zinc mining operations. Rockfire Resources, the exploration company managing the site, has reported high-grade germanium concentrations ranging between 9.0 and 40.0 grams per ton (g/t), with some samples reaching as high as 73.8 g/t. Germanium will likely be recovered as part of the zinc concentrate, which typically contains an average of 117 g/t of germanium.

This discovery positions Molaoi as an important site for germanium extraction, a critical material used in various industries such as electronics, telecommunications, solar cells, and military applications. The project has garnered interest due to its potential economic impact and strategic importance for reducing Europe's dependency on imports of critical raw materials, especially as China dominates the global germanium supply chain. Further exploratory drilling and economic viability studies are planned to determine the full extent of the resource

According to a study by the European Federation for Transport and Environment (T&E), which is attached, cruise ships emit as much toxic sulphur as 1 billion cars.

https://biotech-energy.com/2024/12/02/sulphur-emissions-from-cruise-ships-in-the-eu-equal-those-of-1-billion-cars/

55% natural hydrogen on the cards.

First ever in the US

Like I said yesterday this will come down to a level that offers a fair valuation, taking into account debt, annual losses, revenue potential. I will reiterate 0.75 will be a good start as the winter sets in.

Vixen, do you realize how stupid you sound?

Commerciality will be known when they release EWT data, percentages and flow rates and contingent resources.

I would ignore the overweight tory and just throw him a biscuit lolololololol

Heron 2, 30 barrels pd

Heron 1, go above 200/300 and it may blow the casing

Market Cap needs to be lowered considerably to a more reasonable level say 15m, this will account for the running at a £6m loss pa, as per listed accounts, which will only increase short term.

Ignore the AIM gamblers and do your research.

Brent you didnt see the welshing on a £100 charity bet part then lolololololololol

You couldn't make it up

Kaeren, if you want to get the low down on the cat go read his post history on Eurasia Mining, it's all there in black and white, a tragic read. A weapon for sure but you get all types in these places. Now he's just a troll who did his money a long time ago. You would think he would steer clear of advising people but hey! lolololololololololololol

The image leaked yesterday was totally accurate. So what about the attached comment.

It looks like a $ Printer?

We find out if Bo was correct

https://www.google.com/search?q=Montana+Helium+Fairway+hydrogen&lr=&cr=countryUS&sca_esv=a07f0383584960a3&as_qdr=all&tbs=ctr:countryUS&sxsrf=ADLYWIJKvb1u-cbFikfibU24Yn_GWD-c1A:1731324804727&ei=hOsxZ7CCLIeehbIPgvqn0A0&start=20&sa=N&sstk=ATObxK6XP7afJONwxya2AgBknSdJHq4Ljh9GPYkcgUrq55syP70RVWLFXvuLiiP0gQvfJcbxsnvobVrWIrOY0LaRuiMP1b0aQFvUTyckAmbfXye0RuAGrK0QEz4VTCJH__yg&ved=2ahUKEwiw1Oe_l9SJAxUHT0EAHQL9Cdo4ChDw0wN6BAgIEBc&biw=1536&bih=695&dpr=1.25#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:6147c804,vid:PBLSLLhbO2g,st:0

The way EWT’s work especially where external verification is needed is this.

As a general rule of thumb, the longer the process takes the better. No gas, no 3rd party verification needed; this takes less than a week to be reported to the market.

Impatient traders, those posting nonsense on here should be ignored, it is not difficult.

When it gets motoring it can’t be stopped. Just needs patience.