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That's true, their online presence is poor. Even their website is user unfriendly.

This share just needs a few more new investors such as yourself Dibs. It's not a well known share, but it wouldn't take too much new interest to drive it to a higher market cap. Maybe drop a mention of it elsewhere on boards which are more amenable to stock suggestions.

You mention dropping the bid at the smallest sell, but the same does happen with ask when the interest is there. The mm's find it hard to juggle the shares available when a clump of buys or sells appear, so either stifle the market or drop and raise the buy/sell very quickly to try and garner more shares.

The same person was saying someone was looking to buy last week.

Just the piri investment, plus difference in price between the 10mil warrants and current Bid price undercaps more than half the RGO mcap.

I'm hoping it's cleared the profit takers and people who've been holding since the 60p days of early 2018 that want to sell, in which case it's a fairly clear run to the stale bulls of 2017 in the 75-100p range. Moreover, the fundamentals support that rise.

Walk away, capital intact ready to make another deal. It shows the Directors won't throw money away and won't be messed around in any further deals.

I think the mm's are struggling with the liquidity this morning. No online quote to buy but will take my entire holding for 57p.

Seems like a ludicrous response to an RNS which, reading between the lines, would confirm dividends staying at around 12.5%.

With this share's liquidity, if a tiny fraction of the profits made in ARB this week bought in here, the share price would double in a couple of hours.

Took an initial position here yesterday. This share had completely passed me by, but I like the look of it's potential. Very high margins, dividend paying, good cash balance, low market cap and plenty of scope for growth.

Moreover, it make money from the area that all private shareholders feel is rigged against them, so why not join in.

Forgot to add, the reguvenation plans are there for all to check out.

I don't know if anyone here has been down the A30 in Cornwall and noticed the almost mini Alpine scene near St Austell, with the lake and steep hill behind it. That was a china clay mine. If Savannah's plans for reguvenating the landscape after mining look as good, then no-one will have to worry.

I caught it. It's good to see them getting the royalty concept across to new investors.

Did you ask the question about Spring Hill Cacher?

Did the Crux interview happen/ been uploaded yet? I can't find it if it has.

On another note, a nice steady move up in the share price this last week. Let's hope it continues.

In which currency?

TG, I understand your rationale for processing the higher grades while the price is high. Another way to consider the situation could be that if there is ore that was unecomomical that can now be processed for a decent profit, would it not be prudent to use some of that ore? This automatically increases LOM as you're using ore that wasn't originally included and saves the higher grades for lower prices, when it's more important to keep the costs down. I suppose it all depends how desperate they are for the cash near term.

It would be nice to have a little more information on expected timescales to royalty income. It's always difficult to find this info when the other company involved isn't listed.

The best I can find is a note in Thor's results from Sep 2019 saying they were led to believe it would commence operation in the dry season this year (which runs April to Nov) and a further note in a Nov RNS saying they expected the project to commence production this year. Obviously this could have changed significantly post covid.

Having said that, at least the deal structure means outlay is minimal until everything is up and running.

As a small aside, I think people are getting carried away with the significance of the airstrip. This will be for internal flights only, so will have no bearing on being able to ship the gold abroad.

Solid Rock weighs 2.5-3t per metre cubed, so I'm assuming you divide the amount in grams/m by somewhere inbetween those figures, then divide by 31.1 (g/troy ounce).

So, for the first block of results, that gives a range of approx 2.5g/t to 15g/t.

Given the size of the intervals, that's pretty good. If I've got this completely wrong, please correct me!

One for the chartist, would you say that's a cup and handle formation since the start of March? Could be a good sign if the selling is close to an end.