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A ten bagger here in 2026 if the straits remain closed for months.

Just listen to the last 1 minute

https://www.youtube.com/watch?si=hsG4OauF62ZBuv1Q&v=Drl03kEWhSA&feature=youtu.be

All in the timing :)

Moving under the radar, another 100K at 3.24.

European airports face jet fuel shortages within three weeks

https://www.ft.com/content/801e46c7-cfb7-43c3-99bd-6a5ca971ceff

If the straits remain blocked, airlines will need to turn to SAFs

'JPMorgan also highlight a $1.5tn U.S. push as #CriticalMinerals move to the centre of economic & national security. Non-China #RareEarth supply is now a priority.' this was off a tweet by HREE CEO...a lot of money out there and war has only made US more desperate to replenish

With the MRE due, people may not realise that despite the share price, the market cap is tiny. So much head room here for a good rise.

Picked some at 0.60. with presentation soon, news must be expected

More like mm's stockpiling for news.

Can't buy any

0.06 paid :)

This will do 10p plus on MRE. simple

50p won't sound ridiculous if the war continues. US will be paying crazy money for rare earth assets. Watch this space.

Can sell over 2p now. can only see a steady rise from here.

MRE getting closer. Price will start rising now expect 50mn market cap by then

Certainly in better shape than the 12mn market cap.

50mn market cap absolute minimum post MRE

It helps that there is bugger all supply, surely this will motor up soon

3.67 paid

Altona is now working towards delivering a maiden MRE for the fluorspar and gallium project. Metallurgical samples have already been submitted for test work to assess the potential recovery of gallium from fluorspar tailings. Zeus view: Altona is making steady progress on the Monte Muambe fluorspar and gallium project. Following completion of the MRE, a scoping study is planned for the first half of this year. If results are encouraging a feasibility study and FID could be reported by the end of the year. Today’s results are clearly positive. In our view, the combination of shallow mineralisation, consistently strong fluorspar grades over broad intervals, and associated gallium enrichment will underpin a robust maiden resource. With only 40% of surface geochemical anomalies drilled to date, there is potential to expand on the resource. Ongoing metallurgical test work assessing gallium recovery from fluorspar tailings will inform the scoping study. Investors should note that once fluorspar is removed, the relative concentration of other elements within the tailings - such as gallium - increases considerably. Both fluorspar and gallium are classified as critical minerals by the USA, EU, and others due to supply‑chain vulnerabilities and strategic industrial relevance. China currently dominates global production of both commodities, and we believe that additional supply sources are likely to be welcomed by the market. We still see fair value estimate of 8.9p per share.

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