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Also, women get things done in business. Fact.

Rocking goose, fantastic insight thanks. A real breath of fresh air.

All credit to the chaps here who would buy their wife shares in clogau gold instead of an item of clogau gold! Fantastic!

Absolutely. And I would be delighted to see that Welsh gold applied to a select few Swiss watches.

Of interest, Us Executive order signed re production of critical minerals Including ilmenite and graphite:

https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/executive-order-addressing-threat-domestic-supply-chain-reliance-critical-minerals-foreign-adversaries/

Greenland is a great strategic location.

Heavyweight appointments. Excellent news.

Elir71,
Would be good to get your view if possible please. Thanks.

Welcome LTH thoughts on some calculations I've worked out. Fully accept these are likely to be wrong.
Re result 0.25m @ 1.79g/t

Looking at this result i was interested to know the equivalent gram-metre result.
Which is: 7.16 gram - metres (1.79/0.25)

Agreed/disagree?

Just a note to say that the many notes and comments on geological interpretation (the business and of this compan y as I see it) are most welcome and much appreciated. Thanks

Absolutely agree.

Maybe the fund raising was to fund anticipated working capital requirements?

Saint t,
Question please- are the surface drilling works on the 10 plots seperate to the trenching works?

I thought that report contained useful info on the company. But the valuation method for gold I disagreed with. They assumed 1pc net margin to value. I mean really,because which businessman gets out of bed for 1pc net margin, especially when it involves digging gold (and all that risk and hard work). Just my view.

happy new financial year alba shareholders! Let's hope it's a good one!

I can't fault those workings.

Id love an rns released on parchment!

The apprehension, just like before exam results day!

We also need to consider productoon because putput has potentially doubled with the deal on the other mine.

Decent starting point. I would take account of smelter costs, royalty fee and overheads. Perhaps double your £86 for a quick and dirty figure.

Does anyone know if the St David's mine is connected underground to Gwynfynydd?

I can see the reasoning to break out of AIM. A transaction that can suck in a lot of management time I would imagine and soak up a lot of cost. But 15 trading quarters to the prospect of a modest dividend sounds great.