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Hopefully see a better day tomorrow than today.

Now the news is getting out to the wider market.....Massive buys coming from the big boys yet but they will , be interesting to see if any large buys appear after market.

From https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/LSE-SVML/

What is SVML stock forecast?

We've gathered analysts' opinions on Sovereign Metals Limited future price: according to them, SVML price has a max estimate of 77.47 GBX and a min estimate of 43.58 GBX.

FCA should iook into this corruption from MMS. Buy of 50000 @32.775 just printed now from 1.54pm. 2 hours later. But hey ho they get away with this.

Some good buys printed today

Excellent rns. Mms holding this down. This should be over 35p plus and more to 40p.

FINANCIAL POSITION

As at 30 June 2025, the Group had cash and cash equivalents of $54,538,435 (2024: $31,564,130) and no debt (2024: nil). The Group had net assets of $55,387,701 at 30 June 2025 (2024: $34,358,774), an increase of $21,028,927 or approximately 38% compared with the previous year. This is largely attributable to the increase in cash reserves following the additional investment made by Rio Tinto and completion of the placement in the year offset by exploration and evaluation spend on the Project to complete the Pilot Phase and OPFS, and the progression to the DFS.

Agreed MMs printing buys as sells. 7500 left on 33p. Then off we go

Lots of buys at 32p plus from an hour ago getting printed.

Ask price moved to 33p. Only 25000 shares left

90000 buy printed @32.84

Https://x.com/Brand_UK/status/1982812166295023922

(Alliance News) - Sovereign Metals Ltd on Monday said the Kasiya rutile-graphite project in Malawi is not affected by a prohibition of the export of raw minerals from Malawi.

The Perth, Australia-based mining company noted that Malawi's newly elected President Peter Mutharika issued an executive order banning the export of raw minerals from the African country.

Sovereign Metals said: "This prohibition does not apply to the company or the Kasiya rutile-graphite project as the ban only relates to minerals that have not been processed, refined, or value-added in Malawi."

The company added: "With regards to its future planned Kasiya operations, Sovereign has no plans to export run-of-mine heavy mineral sands as defined in the executive order. All future mineralisation will be extracted and beneficiated in country to a final premium quality rutile (+95% titanium dioxide) product. The high-quality Kasiya rutile product is planned to be a direct feedstock for titanium sponge production for high-end titanium metal products, including aerospace and defence applications. Similarly, Sovereign intends to process the run-of-mine graphite as defined in the executive order in-country to produce a high-quality graphite product (96% C) suitable for major industry end markets including battery producers and refractory manufacturers."

This prohibition does not apply to the Company

90000 buy printed at 32.84

Asiya Unaffected by Malawi Raw Minerals Export Order

Sovereign Metals Limited (ASX:SVM; AIM:SVML; OTCQX:SVMLF) (Sovereign or the Company) acknowledges the recent Executive Order by His Excellency President Peter Mutharika, the newly elected President of Malawi, regarding the prohibition of the export of raw minerals from the country.

This prohibition does not apply to the Company or the Kasiya Rutile-Graphite Project (Kasiya or Project) as the ban only relates to minerals that have not been processed, refined, or value-added in Malawi.

With regards to its future planned Kasiya operations, Sovereign has no plans to export run-of-mine Heavy Mineral Sands as defined in the Executive Order. All future mineralisation will be extracted and beneficiated in country to a final premium quality rutile (+95% TiO2) product. The high-quality Kasiya rutile product is planned to be a direct feedstock for titanium sponge production for high-end titanium metal products, including aerospace and defence applications. Similarly, Sovereign intends to process the run-of-mine Graphite as defined in the Executive Order in-country to produce a high-quality graphite product (96% C) suitable for major industry end markets including battery producers and refractory manufacturers.

The Company continues to work with the Government of Malawi and the Malawi Mines Department for the ongoing development of the Kasiya Project.

Now the news is getting out to the wider market.....still no massive buys coming from the big boys yet but they will , be interesting to see if any large buys appear after market.

MMs letting this go now

Strong Buy Signal - Check the link

https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/LSE-TOO/

DYOR.