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Alphamin 2 well who knows but we have the exact same mineralisation and our initial results are much better than what theirs were

Most of us though we'd be sitting at 0.50p at this stage but nevermind it will happen soon enough

Yes should find out end of first quarter or beginning of second. So not long

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#RMR quite a story unfolding 8km from @Alphamin which holds 10% of the world's #TIN @Rome_Resources is shaping up to match it and maybe go beyond imo.

Another 35% rise in SP and we'll be back to where our strategic investor bought over 4 million quids worth at 0.35p. a few weeks ago

Now let's bet back where we should be as a starting point 0.35p

Alphamin down 20% over the last month. Us 35%. There is no way we should be down more that them. We ain't a production company are we

Will all the millions we have in cash for further drilling our market cap is pennies. Considering we could have the biggest tin resource in the history of mankind we are way way way undervalued

Pennies worth being bought and sold . 16 trades so far today and down 12% MADNESS

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Results should be in very soon for hole 18 which they are very excited about. Sooooo much copper

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvan-Y_DsE4

AFM - Newsletter from ITA - International Tin Association: ITA considers that Alphamin is unaffected by recent developments in eastern DR Congo, as concentrates from Bisie are transported on routes far from the affected areas. #TIN

At last a positive post from ART123. Yes those results from Alphamin are absolutely outstanding when they started drilling DEEP which is what we are just about to do with the same mineralisation. Gives everyone an idea of what we have down there. Thanks ART

Just signed up to their investor hub. Very impressive

Rome Resources Plc CEO Paul Barrett talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the latest drilling updates at the company's Kalayi and Mont Agoma tin prospects in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Barrett shared that drilling at Kalayi has confirmed continuous tin mineralisation across a 600-meter zone, with widths increasing at depth.

A recent hole, pending assay results, has intersected a ten-meter-wide tin-bearing zone, reinforcing Rome Resources' geological model. Discussing Mont Agoma, Barrett noted that recent drilling has revealed a 30-40 meter tin-copper transition zone, with significant copper mineralization to the north and expanding tin deposits at depth. A 100-meter-wide copper-bearing zone has also been identified at the northern extent of drilling.

The company remains on track to deliver a maiden inferred mineral resource estimate for Kalayi by the end of Q1 2025, while Mont Agoma's resource estimate is expected in early Q2 due to ongoing deep drilling. Stay tuned for further updates as Rome Resources advances its projects. For more updates, visit Proactive’s YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe, and turn on notifications for future content.

These guys really do know what they are doing. Can't thing of another AIM company out there who keeps their investors informed so well

Of course it's one of the reasons for god sake man. And of course it also stems back to the genocide which happened in Rwanda back in the 90s

Rwanda are having a dickie fit about it but it will happen. Just give it time. The world will make sure it does

International support for Angola's peace process

The so-called "International Contact Group for the Great Lakes Region" politically — and indirectly financially — supported the Luanda process. Its members include representatives from Germany, Denmark, Belgium, the European Union, France, the Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland, the US and the UK.

This group has stated that the Luanda process must continue. It also demands that the M23 and Rwanda's armed forces cease their offensive, grant humanitarian workers access to Goma, and withdraw. Additionally, Western countries aim to assist in economically rebuilding the resource-rich area.

The goal is to transport the region's resources via new trade routes, such as the Lobito Corridor through DR Congo, Zambia and Angola, funded by Europe and the US. According to the International Contact Group's plan, the proceeds from the mineral trade should eventually foster prosperity and peace in the region.