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"thriving now."

Thats some take.

You sure of that?!

No

It does, the process will like be started, but no idea when a sale will take place

It doesn't say they will be sold this week

Not dead yet

"Pleased with that"

Ha.

Nm

Seems an ok price

"Typical brainless AIM traders selling as they don’t understand regulations"

It doesn't even matter. So many short termism comments from people you propose to hold for the end game.

Its on a delay, always has been that how it works.

"Okay, the 5th... but, still, april! tax year sell off"

Third time lucky maybe?

Back up to what, the 90% it has dropped in 6 months or just some random figure it has been at some point in the last few weeks?

Well its down about 20% as i type, hardly positive.

Eh, theres an RNA every 20 minutes here

That said, don't think this will be blue today

The unsold goods from the tender (~2,965.68 carats of gem quality stones) will be marketed with the as yet untendered stones, which together are expected to deliver the majority of the value to shareholders and will be sold in an orderly manner. #VAST

I think you think that was 98% off all the diamonds they hold, rather than the first tender parcel.

All of this doesn't matter as we have our shareholding and we will soon see.

I love the gamble of it.

Why This Estimate is LowThe label "Gem Quality" is misleading in this specific context for several reasons:"Mixed" Definition: The official RNS categorizes this 10% as "Gem, Cleavage, and Rejection High" �. "Cleavage" refers to stones that are broken or require significant processing, and "Rejection High" explicitly indicates stones that were rejected from a higher tier.The "Marange Gray" Factor: High-grade diamonds from Marange often suffer from a "brown-gray" coating due to graphite inclusions �. This internal flaw cannot be polished away easily and significantly reduces the per-carat price compared to clear stones from other regions.Lack of "Specials": There is no mention in the reports of large, single "special" stones (e.g., +10 carat clear white diamonds) that typically drive high-value auctions. Without these hero stones, the average price per carat remains capped by the industrial reality of the field.Bottom Line: The "best" 10% of this parcel is likely worth less than $0.5 million to the company after fees, providing almost no meaningful contribution toward the $11 million debt pile �.