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More Citizen Smith than Che Guevara from the multi account member!

it's nice to see interest growing and new investors arriving. Mark Slade was surprised
that we didn't re-rate last year. Everything considered I would imagine that that re-rate
is now very much more likely. UK/USA etc..

All imo pdyor

Ask raised

Sausage
No one knows the actual facts, but when they do the SP will most likely do one of two things..

Surely you agree that we need to wait for those facts, rather than this continual conjecture. Every being posted regarding the mining targets is fiction. Let wait for the truth!

the fixation with the mining figures and the company's ability to repay the loan? The two go hand in hand, so why keep banging on about it when EVERY SINGLE WORD posted on the subject is pure supposition. The ONLY people apart from the company and inner circle that are privy to the 'actual facts' are Lind, and I gather they are more than happy to stump up $750k, even up to $2.75m!...

Supposition is pointless, we need to wait for the facts imo

Why would anyone Sell £200 quids worth now?

This Buy is getting Stronger imo!!

pdyor

up a fith!

The bids half way to the infamous 4.2p....

Paid

Not me pi, you can’t be 120% down

The Dam taking up the headlines?..

SyM I clearly said potato!, or was I thinking of the Rodgers and Hammerstei song?..... lol

Larrygreyson - I have no interest in what you think or say. My opinion of you was formed very early on when you arrived on this board proclaiming to having been singly responsible for the removal of the member Sumbawanga from LSE . True or not, that proclamation alone tells me everything I need to know.

Down a 120%?....

Setanta1
That's more or less what I said, but only one thing can be Paramount, and that imo is the Tender. Without repeating what I have been saying for many years other than 'I' invested in a CPP (The RCPP) not a retail coal mine. If you read my recent posts some of the advantages of having a working coal mine have been covered, and much of which relates to 'our position' having the mine puts us in with regards to the Tender, the Power Line and Sumbawanga Sub Station etc.

The WWF, the global environmental body, says the project will also endanger the livelihoods of some 200,000 people - including farmers and fishermen - living downstream from the proposed dam. A 2017 report by the body warns that the project could lead to greater erosion downstream, potentially drying out lakes that attract wildlife tourism, reducing the fertility of farmland and causing the retreat of the Rufiji Delta. The Selous Game Reserve is home to a huge variety of animal species, including elephants and rhinos, whose population numbers have been falling because of heavy poaching. The reserve's elephant population has fallen by 90% in the last 40 years, according to the WWF.
Stiegler's Gorge is named after a Swiss engineer who was killed by an elephant in 1907. He had been planning to build a dam in the area.

I wounded if Stiegler was killed by a white elephant?.....

Dam not Dame

Sausage
While I agree the Figures (output and revenue) are essential, as is a Full Progress Update in the short term, I personally don't think they are nearly as essential as wining the Tender. I seriously believe there is a much much bigger picture here yet to be truly realised.

Do we really want to be just another Tanzanian Coal Miner?

A successful Tender will without doubt change absolutely everything!

All imo pdyor

See my previous (lightly researched) posts on the subject last month. The Stiegler Gorge Dame has been discussed for over 58 years to-date, AND imvho it's a pretty good bet that it is NOT achievable in the foreseeable future, if in most of our lifetime's.