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Getting in on the act too, but currently says 'under review'

Buying in EMH was from the opening bell this morning. It was up 14% before they started speaking.

That they will be positive on their position legally? We don't seem to pick up the speculative money that seems to do the rounds. People want big, big, big.... instead of more likely/more chance of success. This is strength through multi commodity, not a one off big play beset with difficulties. However our multi commodity approach is multi not bringing any to market currently, so its 3 failures to market not just one. But the 3 will play off each other for perhaps a better SP chart without the dips from lack of news in 1 big project, you have 3 projects spread out filling the gaps. Need to get over the top of the hill in the first project and the others will follow. We meed to be a copper producer by year end, a Lithium final stage explorer/finance stage and DFS of long term titanium feedstock. Projects starting late 2018, late 2019 and late 2020.

Feel they would like to cram a bit more yearly news into the results. I'm sure they hoped to have Oman progressing by now. But they are not overdue, they are just later than past releases.

A gift to the BB....

That small print is to explain Whitman Howard's position in terms of 'American' investment advice. They are not registered so cannot be relied on for investment advice. If they were registered then given the due diligence they have used to price/comment on SAV it would probably be acceptable. They are certainly not overplaying SAV's position. Lithium valuations are all down from their recent highs pre 'supply gate'. A look at last presentation and looking back through old RNS' provided the bulk of this research note. Save new investors trawling through them to get a snap shot of the company and I think to also highlight there is more in play here than Portugal and 6p is not just for Portugal.

100k and below quoted inside spread, 140k quoted 6.27p! Break your buys down if over 100k it would seem.

Sadly I think the PFS has been delayed until Portugal is moved on. The cost of the PFS is a drain on our finances when we need everything in Portugal. PFS is in 2 stages and we have not had confirmation of stage one complete never mind two..... in what was reported to be 6 months for the whole thing. We also thought when we said 6 months for PFS we would be mining copper and have an income to cover PFS, DFS costs, which we don't. So for me right now Oman has to happen before much more happens in Moz because Oman will have an income after spending money and Moz is just cost. I also think that having Oman licenced we get reserves and from reserves comes something to borrow money against, which is better than dilution. Portugal to progress using funds in bank Oman to progress on funds in bank and then offtake funds Borrow against reserves in Oman to progress Moz and get Portugal through to financing Income from Oman to pay for Oman expansion and service loan Is how I see it.

I'm sure you would often get a CEO putting pen to paper on important licencing documents at 'special events' (press photos) PAM would be 'the' annoucement, only waiting ministry. I am sure given the delays in Oman they have been resting on their laurels over there and now that things must be closing into the licence finish line, a visit from the CEO to steady the ship and meet and great the JV partners to cement relationship ready for the big PUSH! Also to help massage that final signature with support from the horses mouth (CEO) to move forward etc.

Kenmare has had a chequered past, much money raised to bring its projects fwd on a 'regular' basis, tough mining conditions and that might be holding its SP back given it is only �287m Based on current output (and not resources) twice our projected output and they own 100% we will only see 51% SAV Moz value I would say worth �71m (worst case �50m on resources/reserves) so possibily 11p a share (current 4.4p share at 20%), however that is for current shares. However a better valued Base Resources is �175m and similar output but very small resource and 13 yr mine life. At 51% �90m (current 20% 5.6p share) So I would say Moz is fairly priced in for now but leaves little room for Oman and Portugal in 6p! Both those valuations are on year lows too. So 2020 10-15p a share for 51% should be a minimum with share dilution. Of course we have dry mining, virtually no overburden and a very big partner for stability and ore current prices.

The more you say it is not going to happen anytime soon the more you will be pleasantly surprised when it does.....haha

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DX-AEp2X0AEGGVM.jpg:large https://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/autos/mobility/2018/03/07/gm-bolt-production-orion/32699953/?utm_source=bambu&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=industry

Getting annoyed at my missed opportunities elsewhere sat waiting for a heartbeat from this share! If I had deeper pockets maybe I could share the love around.....

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20180306006545/en/Mining-Investment-Oman-Foremost-Forum-Oman-Global#.WqE449xNWzo.twitter Who Should Attend: Capitalize on the exponential growth in Oman as the Sultanate is re-emerging as top destination for mining companies and mineral resources investments. Well if you have 2 years to sit on your ass paying executives, waiting for useless Ministries to push paper around then 'go Oman'.....yeah.

Nice link CM. I have twattered it in support of SAV.... Very dissappointed to see VW sell out to the Chinese in terms of battery production, sad that Europe have failed to step up to the plate. How will any of these European countries improve or get positive balance of trade if they won't fecking MAKE ANYTHING!! Open markets in the West and closed markets in the East.... Plenty of battery factories but whom is making the cathode material, seems waste to ship it China and ship it back to make the batteries.....SURELY anyone can see if you are a big cathode producer in Europe the European battery factories will source it locally!? Cathode material more expensive in China too, it makes sense to make it locally.

Back under the 6p to buy for first time in over a month probably.

Hope they install plenty of hamster wheels for when they have no leccy!

Well when established Lithium plays have lost 40% of value as people locked in profits in the volatility this has not budged, so whilst no price rise from the new releases it has perhaps steadied the ship for those that have shares holding for the progression of Portugal. Those selling are either 'non' believers in Portugal or they are selling because the market is selling, not on the fundamentals of the company or news due, or faster returns elsewhere. If you don't sell the price does not drop, its very simple, you cause it to drop out of fear that it will drop, its self induced. The market won't drop the price here, YOU will. The market selling volatility is for many reasons NOT associated with this share, but yet people will sell because others are. 1. Is Lithium market price dropping? - No 2. Is Lithium an increasingly desirable commodity? - Yes 3. Is it an additional product that might suffer in a down turn? - No, people will buy cars, these cars will contain Lithium no matter whether the market goes up or down. 4. Will there be a need for Copper? - Yes, China/India still expanding (and importantly the middle class whom demand more of the stuff), Lithium based cars that WILL be selling need more copper and many countries will be upgrading infrastructure for the electric with guess what .....copper! So if the S&P drops 5000 points does it change anything in terms of this company's future profitability? Nope, but some will still sell becaue thats 'what you do'....baaa baaa.

Maybe someone missed the recent JVs in Oman designed to take the projects forward, perhaps you missed the international consultancy team that was brought in to advise and recommend how to improve their mining jurisdiction? Perhaps you missed Archer still pushing the project on record yesterday, not sure why he would do that if it was such a terrible thing, he seems smarter than that. From an old presentation there was talk of disagreeing on royalties delaying the investment decision, so no doubt we have been happy to wait until the review was over to negotiate under the new advisory terms. I'm sure if Archer cam around your house with a licence and a lump of copper you would not believe him. Just as well you have Portugal then to rescue your holding.

421k buys vs 82K sells and no budge in price offered.