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Looking better than ever now, but the language they used in the RNS makes me expect another delay from 30th September.

It's a sign of a quality board :)

Raising capital at a premium, and the bod taking part. This is not a lifestyle AIM company looking to rinse shareholders.

I am pleased, and any price paid under the placing price is almost nailed on to make money!

I'll echo what you said earlier, BigBench, what do HEX have to do to show the market that this is worth more than 25p a share?

Surely today's news reaffirms the value on offer here, it's like there is literally cash in the ground.

Why should I not mortgage everything I have and put it on HEX? What is stopping this from rising? And if everyone else can see what I can't see, then what am I missing?

I know the market likes £££ solid numbers, but there seems to be absolutely zero risk here.

Genuinely baffled.

No doubt there is good news, HEX is progressing things quickly, but why does it feel like a disappointment? Bo seeming a little subdued on the Proactive call.

Can someone with more expertise explain the nuance here? Was it the need for acidification? Was it that they didn't perforate the entire depth?

1.2% He is great, very commercial. Another well is great, adds to the $$$.Responding to acidification bodes well for their original wells.

That's a very interesting commentary. I have just now read several ONWD reports,and I think they know what they are doing in the AIM sphere.

REAT appear to have regained a bit of momentum as a business since the profit warning, so it will be interesting to see how this translates to the bottom line when finals are released in January.

thordon, that ******* sucks, really sorry to hear about it.

i wish you and your family all the best and i hope you all get to enjoy normality again.

Bagzzz has gone quiet!?!?

But... but... I sold all my HEX last week because he said it was dropping to the teens! Surely he couldn't be wrong!?!?

Oh wait, nevermind, I held onto all my shares and ignored him. Phew!

I doubled my holding between 63 and 67p, so I'm pleased with the dip. I wanted more, but let's not get greedy :)

Long-term this is moving up and to the right and 100p seems a sensible minimum target.

MMs set the Bid and Offer to make money. They don't really care what company it is or whether it's doing better nor worse than the previous session.

MMs don't make money from long term holders. They only make money from people buying and selling right now, so they set the Bid and Offer to tempt new buyers and encourage weak or temporary holders to sell up.

I would assume weak holders don't really know what they are invested in in Mkango, so they see the Bid & Offer dropping on opening and are pressured into selling.

Not my problem. I added more today.

It's not exercising them that holds a share back, it's selling them for a large profit once they are exercised.

Either to cash in entirely, or even selling some to cover tax implications.

It's not a problem in the longterm, but can add some selling pressure in the short term.

43.5 million of the 66.6 million goes to the people listed in the RNS, if you scroll down a little bit further. They are existing shareholders, 2 of whom are PDMR (including the Chair).

I'm not on LinkedIn, would you mind reposting what the company said or at least the gist?

Sounds like Titanium is moving to a legacy division where it will be phased out.

Not saying RT won't bid for SVML but seeming less likely now. Maybe why SVML wanted to raise money when they did and also why RT were fine with being diluted down to 18%.

I hope so!

People can sell for all sorts of reasons, and many of them can be "correct".

It depends what game you are playing.

I am not 83, so I want as large a return as possible. I'd imagine the difference between £4m and £5m to a wealthy 83 year old is negligible.

I just added at 39.855, so clearly some are getting nervous. But thanks for the shares :)

Your charting is rubbish. It has proven to be an awful prognosticator.

It does feel like Nick is taking forever to line up his shot at an open goal...

BK owns 51% of YU. 75% shareholder approval is needed to take an AIM company private. Assuming BK wants to take this private (which he doesnt), who else is supporting it? No chance there's another 24% willing to go along with it.

BK wants to grow the value of the company and cash out as a very rich man. It's harder to do so if he limits trading of the company.

AIM rules & regs aren't exactly onerous or expensive, so it's not a hassle to follow them.

Stop being so pessimistic.

Guidance revised to the lower end of the (very wide) estimate of 5-20k oz, but that's because Amaroq is bringing forward the proposed upgrades to the process into Q3 and Q4 2025.

This will enhance earnings in the medium and long term.

Short-term dip for long-term gain. Only fools would sell now, but stranger things have happened... :)