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I saw his article earlier today. The general gist was he's never had to write beastly things about zioc before, but this is a murky related party transaction likely waved through by a NOMAD just interested in collecting their fees. Also suggested with zioc running on fumes they perhaps have to take the cash. Thinks punters will try and fail to vote it down at an EGM.

Didn't make any noises about kicking up a stink himself.

Sweet jesus, behold how far we've fallen, with Winnifroth now getting involved....

Fairly obvious to me they've already got most if not all of he results/conclusions in for those page 29 H2 25 studies (pipeline, pellet, tailings) but are just sat on them for reasons hopefully worthwhile.

Not their meat & potatoes either - tech/internet stocks are their usual fodder. Wonder who's given them a nod.

Their com dot cn website has been down several times in the past, but not for as long as this. I think it was over a week ago I last tried (and failed) to have a nose around.

No more reverse image searches on psei com cn for me....

I happened across a research note from the 25th June by Panmure Liberium, and similarly, it was just a rehash of the RNS, with a couple of diagrams from the most recent presentation thrown in.

I could be a city analyst, it's just copy & paste!

Headlines like this have been appearing every so often since the middle of 2024 - I think it keeps getting recycled and confused by lazy AI content generators.

A more reliable link is:

https://www.curtin.edu.au/news/media-release/ore-some-new-date-for-earths-largest-iron-deposits-offers-clues-for-future-exploration/

The main thrust of which is that an already known discovery (Hammersley, in the Pilbara) formed later than previously thought and that this could have implications for the search for new deposits in the future.

A massive new deposit has not just been found.

Https://www.spglobal.com/commodity-insights/en/news-research/latest-news/metals/052725-ferrous-series-high-grade-iron-ore-seeks-out-its-place-in-steel-decarbonization-journey

The link had two superfluous full stops on the end.

"What does ChatGPT say i wonder"

For all it's limitations, I'm fairly sure it would be able to get the country correct.

Hang on, no they didn't, that was the 2023 list.

I blame the rum. No, I'm not Beardozer in disguise!

My apologies, I've just seen that someone else posted a similar link earlier this evening...

A bit of honest to goodness old fashioned searching reveals this link:

https://www.scribd.com/document/696703414/Mining-Indaba-2024-Companies-Attending

No mention of MPD or ZIOC attending last year.

Desperate, moi? I've been here for almost 7 years slowly adding to my modest holding - and the aircraft spotting is just a bit of fun whilst I'm on the offshore scrapheap over winter.

Https://www.flightradar24.com/B762/383f15b7

No origin/destination shown, which although sounds temptingly like them trying to be sneaky beaky, is quite common for private unscheduled flights.

She's currently on a flight path that other planes heading to/from west Europe are using.

P4CLA on the move again, pointing straight at London. Christmas shopping trip, or something more official?

She's now on her way to the UAE.....

From what I can see, historic flight info isn't available "at the operators request" via flight radar, and I can only see the last 24 hours.

Interested to hear if anyone else has a workaround.

Hopefully biting Bob Wilts hand off as I type.

Riyadh eh?