RE: 3 strikes5 May 2023 23:04
I assumed you meant takeover of the Songe project which is much more likely to happen than selling off everything including the recycling tech/plants etc where we've stuck partnerships up with some really big manufacturing companies and received sizable government funding for already.
Some IIs won't take this on until they know it's worth a £100m mcap - just as appears to be happening at HUM right now following a purposeful grind down of the mcap to around 1/4 of what it's worth on paper, then the news drops and it's a 3x+ bagger in a matter of weeks as the big money cleans everything out under £100m mcap - I expect no different here.
The Songwe DFS has a very attractive NPV that I'm in no doubt is worth 40s to MKA, even at only 80% ownership, so this is another terrific value play on paper - the prospect of an early mover advantage rare earths recycling cash cow on top of that is some pretty thick icing that suggests this could well do a quid+ one day.
This is why I'm here of course - mcap underpinned enormously by the Songwe NPV with the promise of something even more special than a regular 4x bagger if I'm patient enough - it paid off at HUM because the value always outs, the same will happen here I'm sure.