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Company is in agreement with you it seems Zumore and has changed course.. Brilliant news!
Good to see.. Looking very good
Looking good!
Responding to booobooo Indi... Paul & Michelle are still in and we have Mark Lancaster now increasing their holding!
Period of news flow upon us to bring certainty and clarity of direction. Expecting ops news on coal soon too
I'd say ALBA shares have been sold on the rise! Positive news is around the corner!
Havn't sold... See the RNS. Too much speculation
Regency is in discussions with DNi.. They are partners per RNS.. Regency have 50% of a world class asset plus a small % of the DnI...
Look how many posts today... Thinks are hotting up.... BOOOOOOM!... share price will do very well from here!
Resource scale up on Mambare... Partner and JV agreement to follow( probs without DNi) involvement.
Profit forecast on coal ops. The revenue numbers seem excellent.
Lots of news flow in pipeline...:)
Proving up the resource is the value here :)))))))
The unique features of the DNi Process™
The DNi Process™ uses nitric acid to dissolve and recover any saleable metal found in lateritic ores, tailings and waste material from other processes including, potentially, slag produced by ferro-nickel plants.
The unique and patent-protected aspect of the DNi Process™ is that 95% of the nitric acid is recycled (with 5% remaining in a nitrogen-rich residue).
Whilst originally developed to produce products for use in the steel industry, its flexible and smart chemistry enables the DNi Process™ to produce products ideally suited to refining for the EV battery market, principally nickel and cobalt, with a number of other saleable products produced such as haematite for the steel or pigment industry and magnesium oxide, which has many applications.
The DNi Process™ treats the entire lateritic ore profile, limonite, saprolite and any transition zone which may be present – maximising mine profitability. It is a flexible process able to adapt to changing market demands and can produce nickel metal or battery precursors (such as nickel sulphate, cobalt sulphate and cobalt oxide), an MHP or an MOP and extract any metal which will dissolve in nitric acid.
The DNi Process™ may also be applied to mine tailings and the waste products of pyro-metallurgical processes (subject to confirmation by testing).
The DNi Process™ is a hydrometallurgical process making it easily scalable and because nitric acid does not attack stainless steel, the materials of construction for the plant are inexpensive and easily sourced.
The DNi Process™ is environmentally sympathetic – setting it apart from any other hydrometallurgical or pyrometallurgical processes – and:
with around half the tailings footprint of an HPAL plant (the only other hydrometallurgical process) of the same capacity (principally due to the recycling of the nitric acid and the addition of fewer neutralising agents)
which produces inert, nitrogen-rich tailings (nitrates in processed residue break down to usable nitrogen for plant growth) – this may prove to be a major advantage in nitrogen deficient, high-rainfall tropical environments and a boost to local agriculture
which lowers production costs and efficiently reduces associated environmental issues
which produces magnesium oxide (MgO) without the creation of CO2 – a significant greenhouse gas.
The DNi Process™ is cost effective technology
The DNi Process™ will deliver nickel, cobalt and other co-products at a cheaper cost than any currently utilised technology.
RBC Capital Market’s cost curve for the nickel industry reveals that the 75th percentile of the industry’s cash cost is $5.05 USD/lb, meaning that 25% of the world’s nickel producers will have negative cash flows as a result of the $5.05 USD/lb spot price.
Generally, for a healthy market, analysts look to the 90th percentile of the cost curve to suggest an sustainable price. In terms of the nickel market, the 90th per
Carcinogenic Nickel Oxide.. Nonsense and fabrication ... Cancer is a serious and personal issue for some.. Shows you how low some have stooped on here
Aim concerned when one calls it the largest Carcogenic mine.. Even the Bulletin Board Derampers claim to be specialists.. Let's deal with the facts laid out in the RNS... enough waffling from some of u lot
Will soon be forced to settle positions... Shorters beware of the reversal here..
Boohoo for someone with no shares LSE should be very concerned by your actions on here.. RGM still retain ALBA holding and yes we are due a profit forecast very soon
Yes loans are not to be repaid .... lol.. u couldn't make it up..
RGM has different credentials to RRR.. The deal I think you are referring to over there is inaccurate
will be the worlds large carcinogenic mine. Lol .. Looks like we have more Bulletin Board Derampers out in force. Absolutely ridiculous.
Note some posts have been removed by LSE and posters suspended from posting. Says it all really.
Again worth noting that Mambare has a worth and there is a JORC Resource of 162.5 million tonnes @ 0.94% Ni and 0.09% Co (1.53 million tonnes of nickel).
The low share price is a massive BUY opportunity as entry now will reap the rewards once the market turns. Nobody would advise buying high and selling low. The loan deal was stuctured not to harm the share price..
There is no pretence here, just a realisation of a general market malaise.