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Given these are final results, they contain nothing new and had no surprises - good or bad. The only 'negative' - and I use the word advisedly - was the slight reduction in sales at Cobre. The two equity sales have placed us in a very strong position and we moving 'at pace' (I hate that expression) towards the PFS.

All good...steady as she goes.

If Coffey had sold he'd have to declare that he'd dropped beneath the 3% level. He has an agenda here, and it isn't to make a few quid by trading.

I tried to open the details of the Constraints section, but couldn't do so.

It's interesting to note that no public comments/objections have yet been filed.

It reads as if they're anticipating a fairly quick turnaround for the planning consent. Let's hope so.

A very positive update. Full steam ahead towards the PFS.

Artgasm, one of the businesses listed appears to be exactly that, and if it is them, they are very small.

I'm most certainly not complaining about their enthusiasm, but if people are basing decisions on what they say, they should be aware of who sits behind the Tweets.

Who are Baron Investments? There are a number of businesses of that name, but I can't work out which one it is. Are they a proper fund management outfit, or is it one man and his dog?

AROK, absolutely! They also trot-out hitherto unmentioned issues. " Difficult jurisdiction" " Significant operational risks" "Funding risks" etc, etc.

This announcement reads as if they used the Solg one as a boilerplate.

Formerlyeasyp, no disrespect, but what else did you expect? This is a junior explorer in the early stages of discovering an internationally significant resource. It's bound to take time and there are always obstacles along the way.

I seem to recall you were a holder of Solg, so you know the score.

All good stuff, but the results will not affect the current MRE, although they will contribute to the next model update.

I like the comment about a significant increase in activity with a considerable ramp-up of the ongoing resource infill programme.

There was a very odd spike up a few minutes ago. Suddenly jumped to 173 and is now heading back down again. I thought there must have been an RNS, but there hasn't. Strange.

Luke2, I think you'll find Harold Wilson oversaw more pit closures than Thatcher did. (250 vs 115)

Rightly or wrongly, I get the impression the low volume over recent trading days suggests the profit takers have already do so, the news junkies haven't got anything to go for, and the rest of us are happy with our investment and are prepared to sit back and wait. Hence the stasis.

Swerve, indeed. I think the Duchy will also recognise how important the project is for employment opportunities in one of the UK's most depressed areas.

Canillasboy, community engagement is mandatory for a wide range of planning applications, and I suspect extractive industries are one of them.

Swerve, it's Duchy land, which is now held for the benefit of Prince William, who's every bit as wet as his father.

Someone in the Telegram group attended and reported that the event wasn't well attended, but those who were there were supportive.

At this stage of our development, when it comes to valuation, it makes far more sense to be highly conservative, and under no circumstances would an analyst, or a company for that matter, ever use the spot price or anything close to it - if they did no one would take them seriously.

As far as we're concerned, the Zeus guidance demonstrates how, even at a very low commodity price, the project is hugely profitable. Everything thing else is super-thick icing on this delicious cake.

Ontarget, thanks for clarifying.

Is this simply a community engagement exercise, or has there been an additional planning application which the company is going to explain to the community in order to gain support? Normally, an application is made prior to engagement...in fact, I think legally it has to.