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Way too many buys going through as sales, I know because my buys are showing as sells This looks like a tree shake before the imminent news imo. Hold on tight...

The CEO was disappointed not to be able to announce at recent investors event so would think so. Looks very much like Finland is a back seat job now or even prime for an offload? Would be nice to bank that cash for imminent costs. 30p this week? GLA

You would rightly think so. Can only assume mining the tin is the bigger fish for ATM to fry

Only speculating Alfa but aren�t the Tailings the waste left over from previous mining, rather than the actual mine? http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/192714/montero-mining-exploration-set-to-acquire-95-of-lithium-tin-project-in-namibia-192714.html

Looks like the legal hurdles to obtain permits in India are over now just need to get them issued and clarify the quality of the gold. Very speculative but decent potential upside to this one with broker price support at 32 to 57p As always DYOR

Using $5k profit per ton of concentrated tin (my best estimate at current price and using $15k per ton costs) 800 tons = $4 M gross profit, so a reasonable market value of $30 to $40 M? Meaning this is currently significantly undervalued? The mind boggles at 5000 tonnes of concentrated tin! Especially as the world is suffering a serious shortage of tin. I agree investment is needed and this will lead to dilution of shares so the 5p current broker estimate is probably close enough for me currently. But thereafter, at 5000 tonnes, 30p? Above is my rationale, probably very basic and flawed in parts (happy to debate) but DYOR

2nd half of the 2018 fiscal year - September 2017 to March 2108 - before production. Still not long in the scale of things and nice to know we are backing a producer not an explorer. Obviously the 20 million or so cost of the mine will be quite a dilution for the shares so the decision has to be to top up now or wait. I think at 2.7 to 3p a share they are still good long term value even with dilution. I do like the tin play in Africa as is needed to support a growing continents need for technology gadgets, especially with the Chinese buying up or owning so much of the rest of the worlds tin. As always IMO and DYOR

I made it quite clear in my post that it was a 2014. Easily missed though I guess. No intention of getting silly over this we are after all both in this for the same reason. So I will apologise for churlish post, not my usual approach. Guess we both need to be a little bit more civil in the future to avoid silly misunderstandings

Funnily enough I learned to read quite a few years ago! But feel free to read the same flipping document as I did http://afritinmining.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Afritin-Corporate-Presentation-October-v9-TAV.pdf States, in the Appendix, a production cost of 14k and a price of 21k

They show the operating costs for Mokapene in their investor document as �14k per tonne, but this is a 2014 figure? They do say this low quartile though?