Member Info for aerial

I think it’s reasonable to suggest that whatever direction the Company take “Outside Coal” will be akin to the current Tanzanian licensed area. Edenville’s assets, the Fully Licensed coalfields and 173mt of coal is everything that the Company have, AND it’s all within the Rukwa Rift Valley.

Personally I don’t think they are looking to mine other minerals or elsewhere as they are clearly not very good at it, and imho it’s unlikely any of these new Major Investors would be Investing in Edenville’s ability per se to mine coal. SO logically they must be looking at what Edenville HAVE and NOT what Edenville do,...although the coal operation must help!.

If you have a licensed area of c. 27 sq ml at the exact location (the Rukwa Rift Valley) of one of the world's largest helium gas fields, where the underground 1.53 billion cubic meters of Helium reserve ($3.5 billions) discovered is over six times the world's current supply of Helium, WHY would you be looking elsewhere?...

I don’t think it’s rocket science, but hey ho I could be wrong !!

aimhopdyor

Spare parts, have you seen my bike? lol

p.s. the £9k is not mine if that’s what you were thinking

Teaye72
You know above all other why there will never be a tr-1 here or anywhere else! ;;)

I’m now out of Kat Boil Capp-x and have withdrawn my capital (only) from HE1 :)

sandal
Hopefully we will have the answers on or very shortly after 25th May 2021

sandal
Although the handover is important, I genuinely don’t believe these major investors have joined Edenville because of the coal mining operation. What we see would suggests there’s little to attract investors of this calibre, and definitely imho not enough to make their investments worthwhile.

Clearly there is something else !!

aimhopdyor

Major Investors :
Anthony Buckingham (£1m)
Brandon Hill Group Neal Griffith and Oliver Stansfield
Pitchcroft Group Alexander Fullard, William Orgee and David Thomas
RAB Capital
John Story

I think we are currently party to an extremely interesting and exciting company defining moment.

. ...

esquimo

I totally agree, and my personal feelings with regard to Helium and Edenville’s future path not being as we might expect “always expect the unexpected” are well documented, mainly (regarding future direction) since the 2016 AGM discussion with the bod. Hopefully those hopes and aspersions are actually materialising as we speak!

Forgetting for a moment Brandon Hill Group Neal Griffith and Oliver Stansfield, Pitchcroft Group Alexander Fullard, William Orgee and David Thomas, RAB Capital John Story and Alistair Muirs £25k, WHAT made Anthony Buckingham invest £1m?.. NOT I’d suggest out little struggling coal mine!

I think we are currently party to an extremely interesting and exciting company defining moment.

aimhopdyor

Indeed

. ...

Yes are trades extremely slow, but the few buys exceed the sell value 21/1

Ha Jax05 is just back from two consecutive bans and is now posts with modified language. He openly admitted to looking for a low entry point. Just goes to show how low some will stoop.

We don’t have naysayers of the same caliber here, just a few bitter whiners imho

42p is the highest recorded price since the consolidation, 39.9p is the
highest closing price which is just about where we are sitting currently.

Anthony Buckingham
Brandon Hill Group Neal Griffith and Oliver Stansfield
Pitchcroft Group Alexander Fullard, William Orgee and David Thomas
RAB Capital
John Story
Alistair Muir £25k (says something, but not much imo).

But every little helps !!

esquimo
I still speak to Boffer occasionally on the Kibo board, a fellow motorcyclist.

I would usually agree that SPx10 is unrealistic, but HE1 in Rukwa and absorbing the recent EDL RNS has somewhat changed my opinion.

I really don’t do targets, but hey ho you just never know!

aimhopdyor

I’ve just read the RNS again (slowly) fmob’s we’ve got some Serious investors now !!

I have a target of £2.61
Whether that will ever be achieved (outside of coal) only time will tell !!

Be better to break £1 :)