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Release of DFS played into the hands of the MnMs being on a Friday and so close to the end of the trading for 2025.

Though really don't mind that the mean rises gradually towards our belief.

However, AIM does not like retailers getting too far ahead of themselves and will open a box of tricks that may leave us completely baffled - we shall see.

;-)

Many retailers will take some profit but they may miss out in the real value - each to their own.

Be aware - MnMs will play games with the sp !! (already started)

Still way undervalued IMHO - give it a bit more time to soak in and the Yanks to open their market - and beyond.

I don't see mentioned by-products of 'tin' or 'tungsten' in the DFS - unless I missed something.

Calm down !!

Lets watch the trades - - and be patient to realise the best ROI that you can. Maybe even leave until take-over/production to really get a mammoth return.

Down to very much less than the high of the day quite near to the close of LSE - quite a regular thing !!

Whole thing reminds me of the Surrey CC meeting for the UKOG South Weald oil/gas fields - a way for local politicians to boost their ego's when it's just really incompetence by someone.

Surely the contractor's that were tasked with getting all documentation together before the and including the EIA are also incompetent ?

This meeting by local politicians shouldn't stop the issue of documents like the DFS - surely ?!

Agree to some extent but we shall see the range figures in the DFS+

Keeping an eye on the rise of Li chemistries - worth monitoring - life is all about timing and EMH/Geomet might just have timed it perfectly - we shall see ;-)

https://x.com/LithiumPriceBot?s=20

Article 'Last updated: Sep 30, 2024'

But this project is too important to push right - EU really needs to get on with action for ALL of EU CRMs - else the Chinese will make them an offer they cannot refuse - but wow, the long term consequences could be extremely damaging - I think Trumps' remarks about EC are right but hope to be proved wrong - EU/EC IS a SNAIL.

I have filtered 'it' - we know the risks but we don't want some narcissist to keep telling us how stupid we are (I presume same garbage being spouted by the said individual !!).

Encourage Shelley at your peril or it will create negative mood and that's not good for any decent, well intentioned, investor.

GLA

It's on the EMH website !!

Keep your messages to him respectful (please) - we are relying on him to stop a dirt cheap takeover and make progress here - retailers would not be majority holders at bid point so our say would have no real meat to prevent - like SXX for those who were invested.

keith@europeanmet.com

Of course the other really important attribute from an Environmental & Ecological pov is that it is an UNDERGROUND mine which should be pointed out more often - otherwise spot on with that list/analysis LL

For future (!!) consideration, and, as a matter of interest (!!) :

Rubidium (Rb) is also a by-product of Lithium mining here in Cinovec (small part) but not exploited in current plans. One day though it might be extracted from the tailings.

Rubidium is used in atomic clocks for high-precision timing, medical applications like locating brain tumors, and scientific research such as creating Bose-Einstein condensates. Its other uses include photocells, ion engines for spacecraft, and in special glass production. It is also a component in certain fireworks, providing a red color.

High-tech and scientific applications

Atomic clocks: Rubidium is the main component in many high-precision atomic clocks used for timing global positioning system (GPS) satellites and other applications requiring accurate timekeeping.

Scientific research: It is crucial for research in fields like quantum computing and for creating Bose-Einstein condensates, which are a state of matter.

Lasers and thermometers: Rubidium is used in the manufacturing of lasers and high-temperature thermometers.

Quantum computing: Rubidium vapor is used in quantum computing and in magnetometers for ultra-sensitive detection.

Energy and electronics: It is used in photocells (to convert light to electricity) and has been used in thin-film batteries due to its high ionic conductivity.

Space and industrial uses

Ion engines: Its low ionisation potential makes it useful for ion propulsion in space vehicles.

Vacuum tubes: It functions as a "getter" to remove impurities in vacuum tubes.

Glasses: Rubidium carbonate is used to make special types of glass.

Medical and chemical uses

Medical imaging: A radioactive isotope, Rubidium-82, is used to help locate brain tumors and study blood flow.

Chemical analysis: Rubidium chloride is used in medical and biological research to study how cells transport potassium ions.

Chemical processes: Rubidium hydroxide is used as a starting material for many chemical processes involving rubidium.

Tungsten (W) is also on the EU Critical Resource list !!!

Tungsten:

Tungsten prices soared to an all-time high in August as the market faces a supply shortage from China.

https://projectblue.com/blue/opinion-pieces/1297/what%E2%80%99s-behind-the-surge-in-tungsten-prices

Tin:

Tin futures rose to $38,000 per tonne in late November, the highest in over three years, amid the outlook of robust demand and short supply from major producers. (https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/tin)

Potash:

Spot Price: The spot price for potassium chloride was $352.00 in October 2025, with a monthly growth rate of 6.74%.

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Sporazene: Let's hope that for the future of the EU/West it isn't a Chinese insti/mining or processing / battery company that makes an offer / performs buy

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out although I suspect that I may not be too cynical in being so suspicious.

Resistance at approx. 22.65