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I believe he comes from WSBN which is at 6x the market value of this with no gold proven. If you want to talk about mega high risk then look no further than WSBN.

When you compare JANGADA to all of the below, from a £5-6m market cap, with a gold resource already proven and funded to grow it a heck of a lot more, I considerate it the least risky of the bunch personally:

WSBN - £30-50mil mcap with no gold

MILA - £15-20mil mcap with no declared resource

CDL - £15-20MIL mcap with no declared resource

JAN a fraction wih a declared resource which will be validated into a JORC report and grown very quickly from here.

Herd will be taking note when this is marching to 5p and again.

Around 15 primary gold occurrences have been identified along an 8km east-west mineralised trend, following multiple structural directions, some extending up to 2km. Just 5km to the west lies the Zé Vermelho Gold Deposit, which shares similar geological features and appears to be structurally aligned with Paranaíta, hinting at a broader, regionally controlled gold system.

To date, approximately US$2 million has been invested in exploration, including 1,756m of diamond drilling across six targets, 432m of auger drilling, and over 1,270m of trenching. Supporting work includes airborne geophysics, 3D inversion, soil geochemistry on varied grid densities, geological mapping, rock sampling, and IP surveys covering about 80km. These efforts have confirmed the project's high prospectivity.

Yes huge potential and the best part is already proven with the 210,000oz resource and funded to make that JORC and 350,000+oz.

Then 1,000,000+oz

Market cap should be considerably higher already

Australia's GGP of Silver

*West Coast up 7.15% overnight

*Silver officially declared as a critical mineral by the US Government, reshaping the global landscape: https://news.bloomberglaw.com/health-law-and-business/trump-administration-adds-copper-coal-to-critical-minerals-list

*Silver @ $50

*Elizabeth Hill phase 2 well underway, with initial results already reveal the extremely rare native silver

-WCE’s project was one of Australia’s highest-grade silver mines

- WCE’s project had historic production of ~1.2M ounces of silver at average grades of ~2,194g/t silver. A typical high grade project has grades around ~100g/t silver...

-WCE’s project sits on a granted Mining Lease, this gives WCE optionality with respect to getting its project back into production. IF the silver price gets high enough, WCE can get its project into production quicker than other greenfields assets.

-Historic production had cheap, simple processing - Historic mining used simple gravity processing because the ore contained visible silver nuggets easily separated from the surrounding rock. No need for chemicals or any other complex (expensive) processing routes.

-Near mine exploration upside - WCE’s project hasn’t been systematically drilled for over 25 years. We think there is potential to make new discoveries near the old Elizabeth Hill Mine - with lookalike targets along strike.

When WCE’s Elizabeth Hill mine was operating over 20 years ago, it produced 1.2M ounces of silver from just 16,830 tonnes of ore - meaning average production grades were ~2,194g/t silver...

Sampling & Analysis:

· 68 samples sent for chemical analysis to SGS Geosol with grade results anticipated to be ready in 30 days.

This RNS was dated 9th October so very likely this week.

However then we have results coming for 15 drill holes and 31 trenches around already proven high-grade shallow gold zones... :O

Alien owns 10% of this company don't they?

Think we will see 100 this month?

So with less than 10% of transplant centres onboarded and already at the start of the mass rollout they averaged about 300 tests per quarter in Q1, Q2 and Q3, just short of 900, vs 334 for the entirety of 2024, representng significant growth.

We now know they are at at least 16% of transplant centres onboarded now (less than 10% for Q1, Q2, Q2, perhaps around 20% now and are increasing this fast.

You quickly realise how mad the revenues can become here at $2,650 a test with the medicaid coverage +Thermo Fisher licencing revenues.

I know many, many pharma stocks that have literally $0 revenue, no proven tech, no FDA approval, no big deal with a giant like this does with Thermo Fisher that are trading at many multiples of the Verici market cap.

Summary of research.

Thermo Fisher: $213B market cap on NASDAQ backing this company.

334 tests ordered for the whole of FY 2024. They make $2,650 per test.

Q1+ Q2 = 591 Tutivia™ tests ordered in H1 2025

Q3 = 286 tests ordered, as per investor presentation.

Q1 + Q2 + Q3 = 877 vs 334 last year.

As fo Q4: Commercial scale-up of Tutivia test adoption, a test for acute rejection post transplant, has progressed in Q3, with a 19% increase in ordering clinicians in the quarter, and the addition of nine new centres, making a total of 30 transplant centres now onboarded, representing 16% of annual transplants in the US. Volume growth from this progress is expected from Q4 and the number of orders in Q3 were consistent with the previous two quarters.

So they expect a big rise in orders in Q4.

Assume it's about 350 tests to be conservative (likely higher given the number of new centres onboarded) then that is 1,227 tests for the entirety of 2025 compared to just about 300 in 2024. Then imagine the scale up in 2026.

About $3.4mil revenue just from these tests + about $1.5mil licensing revenues from Thermo for 2025. The turnaround is hard and fast.

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This is what excites me:

*The addition of nine new centres, making a total of 30 transplant centres now onboarded, representing 16% of annual transplants in the US.

Most of the orders you references was when the company only had about 5-7% centres onboarded and they are now at 16%, which is still just a fraction of the centres in the US. Then also consider international expansion.

Also: Tutivia is the best in class.

Also: Multiple tests per patient is essentially a requirement

When you factor it altogether the market value down here is absolutely insane. Especially as the IP, tech, patents, FDA approval is all worth so much more.

No wonder we have a monster in Thermo Fisher leading here

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Prime health have over 1 million healthcare providers in the US thats between 33 to 50 % of all providers total in America This is much bigger than has been factored in share price.

And they are in talks as we speak with more providers.Plenty to look forward to! Exciting times for much needed best in class tests that will speak for themselves.

Large buying kicking off.

Results going to drop early this week?

Should be trading at at least 3p already.

Definitely not a one-off.

Anyway, back to EUA.

PGM prices are seriously flying again.

Rumoured buyout was 40p.

Trump and Putin 2 looms

Hi Forrest, anyone could have called HARL. Didn't they have like £120mil debt to service, massive massive expenses and were operating in the ship-building sector which the Government abadoned because they hate industry in this country.

Thankfully Alien is just an explorer who can leverage its excellent assets so that others end up paying for the development, like they did with Elizabeth Hill. Plenty of cash tied up in the JV company as well.

This is what you want in mining these days rather than going it alone.

I also like that it operates in Australia, the best juridisction for mining, strongly supported by the Government to be competitive.

Also the metals assets it has, iron silver and PGM are all proven and at the top of the agenda.

All the best Forrest.

That was a serious amount of funding they got away at a very high price.

Not to be ignored when such a huge sum arrived from the whales

You can see from some members posting histories that they become extremely negative when they are looking to buy to get in as low as possible and very positive when they know the price will surge.

At least I am consistent whether I am holding or not. :)

Australia's GGP of Silver

*West Coast up 7.15% overnight

*Silver officially declared as a critical mineral by the US Government, reshaping the global landscape: https://news.bloomberglaw.com/health-law-and-business/trump-administration-adds-copper-coal-to-critical-minerals-list

*Silver @ $50

*Elizabeth Hill phase 2 well underway, with initial results already reveal the extremely rare native silver

-WCE’s project was one of Australia’s highest-grade silver mines

- WCE’s project had historic production of ~1.2M ounces of silver at average grades of ~2,194g/t silver. A typical high grade project has grades around ~100g/t silver...

-WCE’s project sits on a granted Mining Lease, this gives WCE optionality with respect to getting its project back into production. IF the silver price gets high enough, WCE can get its project into production quicker than other greenfields assets.

-Historic production had cheap, simple processing - Historic mining used simple gravity processing because the ore contained visible silver nuggets easily separated from the surrounding rock. No need for chemicals or any other complex (expensive) processing routes.

-Near mine exploration upside - WCE’s project hasn’t been systematically drilled for over 25 years. We think there is potential to make new discoveries near the old Elizabeth Hill Mine - with lookalike targets along strike.

When WCE’s Elizabeth Hill mine was operating over 20 years ago, it produced 1.2M ounces of silver from just 16,830 tonnes of ore - meaning average production grades were ~2,194g/t silver...

Is my feeling

Hi all anyone reading this, some quick points:

+MFAI NAV is currently about 2p

+MFAI own about 23% of Sure Valley's share capital

+MFAI own about 25% of the SVV1 fund and also hold several percent in SVV2 and SVV3

+MFAI own direct exposure in CTAI/Alludium

+MFAI is debt free

+MFAI delivered a 6x ROI a few months ago when it sold its stake in Get Visibility generating £2.6M

+MFAI have exposure to about 30 AI companies

+MFAI is estimated to hold somewhere between £5-10MILLION in Infinite Reality, aka Napster (name change)

+Napster is valued at about $15billion already and will IPO on the NASDAQ

+Napster plans to become a $1tril AI company at which point MFAI's stake will be worth hundreds of millions

This is seriously undervalued.

People need to research this stock to realise the ridiculous upside in it.

Owns about 22% of Sure Valleys shares for starters...

Napster

Alludium

Around 30% or more AI investments

Should be around 5p a share right now

Australia's GGP of Silver

*West Coast up 7.15% overnight

*Silver officially declared as a critical mineral by the US Government, reshaping the global landscape: https://news.bloomberglaw.com/health-law-and-business/trump-administration-adds-copper-coal-to-critical-minerals-list

*Silver @ $50

*Elizabeth Hill phase 2 well underway, with initial results already reveal the extremely rare native silver

-WCE’s project was one of Australia’s highest-grade silver mines

- WCE’s project had historic production of ~1.2M ounces of silver at average grades of ~2,194g/t silver. A typical high grade project has grades around ~100g/t silver...

-WCE’s project sits on a granted Mining Lease, this gives WCE optionality with respect to getting its project back into production. IF the silver price gets high enough, WCE can get its project into production quicker than other greenfields assets.

-Historic production had cheap, simple processing - Historic mining used simple gravity processing because the ore contained visible silver nuggets easily separated from the surrounding rock. No need for chemicals or any other complex (expensive) processing routes.

-Near mine exploration upside - WCE’s project hasn’t been systematically drilled for over 25 years. We think there is potential to make new discoveries near the old Elizabeth Hill Mine - with lookalike targets along strike.

When WCE’s Elizabeth Hill mine was operating over 20 years ago, it produced 1.2M ounces of silver from just 16,830 tonnes of ore - meaning average production grades were ~2,194g/t silver...

Goodbye LTH, all the best

Hi LTH, no I am not a bot or Max, or anyone else who posts on this BB. Not am I a paid shill as have been accused before.

I am invested in dozens of stocks and UFO is just one I like to look at from time to time. At the moment I am enjoying pharma and mining stocks.

Australia's GGP of Silver

*West Coast up 7.15% overnight

*Silver officially declared as a critical mineral by the US Government, reshaping the global landscape: https://news.bloomberglaw.com/health-law-and-business/trump-administration-adds-copper-coal-to-critical-minerals-list

*Silver @ $50

*Elizabeth Hill phase 2 well underway, with initial results already reveal the extremely rare native silver

-WCE’s project was one of Australia’s highest-grade silver mines

- WCE’s project had historic production of ~1.2M ounces of silver at average grades of ~2,194g/t silver. A typical high grade project has grades around ~100g/t silver...

-WCE’s project sits on a granted Mining Lease, this gives WCE optionality with respect to getting its project back into production. IF the silver price gets high enough, WCE can get its project into production quicker than other greenfields assets.

-Historic production had cheap, simple processing - Historic mining used simple gravity processing because the ore contained visible silver nuggets easily separated from the surrounding rock. No need for chemicals or any other complex (expensive) processing routes.

-Near mine exploration upside - WCE’s project hasn’t been systematically drilled for over 25 years. We think there is potential to make new discoveries near the old Elizabeth Hill Mine - with lookalike targets along strike.

When WCE’s Elizabeth Hill mine was operating over 20 years ago, it produced 1.2M ounces of silver from just 16,830 tonnes of ore - meaning average production grades were ~2,194g/t silver...

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RE: How to win against the the UFO BOD- 30% targetToday 06:41

I don’t know who is behind the max111 account but I do believe:

1) There have been different people using that login as the writing style and punctuation has changed dramatically over the years

2) That it must be someone who works directly for UFO or the PR co or who has financial ties to one of the shareholders or associated companies

3) That BBG was being honest when he said, what was it, ‘shovel ready Jan 23’ but progress was stopped as there was no intention to mine. Either that or he found out that lies had been told to the market as to the actual position

4) That there was a fast turnover of CEOs as each had no desire to tarnish their own reputations and why the role was left open for waaayy tooo long for a credible company

5) That RNS’s are released to prolong company life or generate new interest and in no way reflect intentions or truth

6) That the BOD do not have the desire or direct experience to capitalise the