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Thanks T have the screenshot!

Getting it out of the ground has been a problem

I don’t think selling it has ever been a problem. …

Still £77pt

Not much not no much lol

Teaye72
No much reading Alistair Muir’s comment?: “Spent time with/Looking forward to”

“On the acquisition front we have recently spent time with our new strategic investor, Tony Buckingham, and we look forward to exploring opportunities with him and his team, alongside those provided by other parties."

Hmm £91 a ton not bad !!

Gross c. £273,000 ($380k)pm when they reach 3,000 tons. £455,000 ($634k) pm if the achieve 5,000 tons pm or better.

Settle down Teaye72, it’s only money!

esquimo
What are you saying? coal isn’t dead??. …

What is the world price of coal?

What is the world price of coal?. …

Gwynwin
Hopefully so, as everything that went before has reportedly been cast into history. Alistair Muir who in my personal opinion appears to have done less to progress the Company than an previous CEO is now once again in charge. …

Whatever the future coal is the key !!

mind I think this bet could run and run !

I’m in

You say the others, I think we’re down to three? It imo would be more fun if there were a few more of us and it was kept at £10 so not to exclude anybody, but I’m happy to go with the flow.

Don’t mention the weather! lol

esquimo
I agree, and your point that stands out the most to me is: “Regardless what people think the pandemic caused a major disruption to EDL”

We don’t know what would have happened if covid hadn’t happened or where we might be now, but probably further forward.

I am somewhat surprised that with regard to Tony Buckingham and other parties as mentioned in the RNS that from a discussion perspective that they are not considerably more advanced, or have a clearer idea of their aim.

I really wonder what anybody expects them to achieve with c. a million quid?

Coal as always is/will be key imo

currently

I really don’t give a tinker's cuss as long as the SP goes up :)

Q3 next week !

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