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Same with you little richard

Let’s hope so on all fronts!

Thank you AGEOS as always for your knowledge, time and above all your kindness to post here. Much appreciated!

Dusty I would suggest either rise above it, grow up or go into politics as you clearly like an argument and like to always be right and like to be at the centre of attention.

Now back to Eee.

Oldslow65, agree very likely more than just a zero but that will take time. A billon £ company in time. Just hope it doesn’t get sold before then.

Trouble is Dusty you don’t talk about the investment of company, just yourself mate. Again and again.

Eee potentially the biggest Titanium deposit on the plant currently valued at less than £50m. Awaiting test results on processing the ore. If fully successful a zero will be added to that figure over time. That’s the reason I’m here.

Just try it, rise above it.

Discuss Eee not other people or yourself otherwise your no better. I won’t hold my breath.

Rise above it ffs!

Ahh a mathematician, that explains a a lot about your poor social skills set. Particularly if higher maths.

Once a woke slug always a woke slug you naturist 🐌

Red: “…..and I often wonder what sort of person and with what sort of sad and/or bent mentality spends hundreds of hours reading and posting abuse, rubbish, irrelevances, etc.”. telling us endlessly how many shares he or is mistress has got.

None of are interested. Just massaging his own ego! All your posting aren’t going to move the price for your longs or shorts.

Agree maccado.

Confirmation in today’s RNS is the impurity make up and how low they are:

“ Published anatase compositions from a variety of mineral deposits globally show a broad range of variations in contained impurity elements. Anatase ores are most commonly derived from the weathering of carbonatites (igneous rocks containing >50% carbonate minerals); such ores commonly have significant impurity levels of radionuclides, alkaline earth metals, rare earth metals, phosphates, niobium and silica, which make then unsuitable for TiO2 pigment manufacture. However, high purity, high TiO2 anatase ores can make very desirable TiO2 feedstocks but are far less common.

Microprobe data from testing completed at CSIRO on the Pitfield weathered zone samples show that the anatase present has very high TiO2 contents (up to 98.5% TiO2), with variable but minor amounts of iron, silica, alumina and vanadium, and importantly negligible radionuclides, niobium, chromium, phosphorous or other potentially deleterious elements.

The Pitfield anatase samples show the amount of variability for the following impurities for TiO2 contents ranging between 85% -98.5% TiO2 :

· Al2O3 - 0.03 to 2.89%

· FeO - 0.865 to 4.65%

· SiO2 - 1.48 to 8.67%

· V2O3 - 0.07 to 0.99”

Yes only confirmed today you muppet!

Put me back on filter!

Ps Before you go as your so good can you tell me the lottery results for tomorrow please 🙏

Only confirmed in today’s RNS!

This was a quote from it.

Ps your filter isn’t working!

Another highlight.

Commercial Implications for a High Purity Anatase Ore

These results indicate a high purity for potential Pitfield anatase ores from the near surface weathered cap zone, in contrast to many known anatase ores, particularly those mined from carbonatite deposits. If future mineralogical test results continue to verify these initial results it will place Pitfield anatase ores within a very desirable class, as high grade anatase (90-98% TiO2) ores are considered to be a comparable to rutile , as it is the purity of the feedstock rather than the feedstock mineral that is most important, and both rutile and anatase can be used to make high value products, such as chloride TiO2 pigment and titanium metal.

Excellent RNS.

Mineralogical assessment of the strongly weathered sandstones indicates an abundance of high-quality anatase, containing up to 98.5% TiO2 and accounting for more than 5% of the mass of the near-surface weathered bedrock, being 4 to 5 times higher TiO2 concentration than that typically found in mineral sand deposits.

Current market capitalisation of £48.21m is too low for a deposit of this grade and size! Gla

Presume you can’t see this?

Get the help you need and let it go.

Sorry to the rest of the board. How we get more company making news soon.

Yet more boxes 📦 like an Amazon warehouse! 😊

Little boxes everywhere 💁‍♀️

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