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Out of the blue crazy shallow depths , good news, imagine Cobre IPO-ing as well tonight .... LOL to think some fruitcake was selling at 1.31p this week...

Lets all just wait and see what tomo RNS reveals, 1.4p was the price I was getting executing a dummy quote, so this could be a change of strategy from the buy back team having got rid of the deserter at 1.31p

CBE finding a commercial VMS will equate to a new equity NAV of of 5.5p to MTR.

Frustrating ATM but looking forward we will be seeing exploration on all 3 of our main prospects starting this quarter which is what it is all about .

Cobre success could equate to a 400% rise in SP here. T4 progressing into T3's production line could equate to a 100% rise in SP.

Looks like we have reached a stage where the sellers selling at 1.314p and Arden are buying at 1.31p.

Doesn't look like last months Director Deal @ 0.4p worked out very well, seeing as 10% of the business has been sold since then.

The Thar Desert coal is whats known as green coal because of its young age (only 60 million years) . Green coal produces 4 time less energy than black coal does but releases the same about of C02 .

ORCP is not a good investment for the grandchildren .

This time next year ORCP are going to become a 10 billion lb company in C02 emissions.

"We’re talking about Pakistan not the EU."

INTERNATIONAL means the world /Planet.

Very ((LOW)) energy coal (GREEN COAL ) won't getting any International bank funding to develop further , cos all Development / International Bank lending criteria requires green solutions today.

ORCP is a 10 years ago story.

Migori won't make the slightest sot of difference here. Nobody was interested in it before the license was revoked imo.

Just another pipe dream.

If Migori is so bad ,how come 100's of locals without mining licences mine by hand what they can get there every day to feed their families ?

I agree with many of the recent comments on this one! Checking in as usual to see the decline and noticed the 2 large trades pop up from 13th....although it would appear to have simply accelerated the decline!
Any POW holders any idea?
Thanks.

Yes..

"How low can this go ?"

Director share dealings show 0.25p ,thats the price directors are willing to risk and they know what the risks are . Hopefully that askers your question?

Yes he is stupid enough.

"To be serious. Time for talking. Time for hyping needs to stop. These past few years RGM have talked about Mambare and talked about doing more exploration but nothing materialised.

So if RGM are truly serious about advancing Mambare then quickly do something and show true commitment. Otherwise they are a joke."

Couldn't agree with that post more,I am retiring too BTW , theres no point in investing here ATM cos the nickel cycle is so far away and there will be a lot of dilution between here and when that gets started , good luck with everything , I have enjoyed your company and same to you Stephen.

So long everyone Bells has gone .... mission accomplished .

Thats right Stephen and don't forget DNi still hold 10% (non dilutive) of Mambare up to D/BFS to the best of my knowledge , meaning 10% of the plateau ore is all theirs for the taking giving them a huge incentive to ensure Mambare are part of that metallurgy story.

He started off as the DNi chairman replacing JM having come from a city banking background and finished off like the Remington guy, who liked the company and the asset so much he went out and bought the company!

I think i am right in saying was instrumental in organising a trip of 20 or so large Chinese and Japanese investors to Mambare a few years back.

I think James Parson if his new venture lives up to his reputation is a good thing for RGM.

2.75p could be the new bottom for Regency , if a VS deal is struck seeing Mambare coming home ,it will be interesting to see at what price the deal will be set at. If how a merger type deal isn't made this will be just as good cos it would suggest VS confidence at getting PM1 to market with additional personal incentives and RGM can ride on those coattails .

Zumore

"I'm trying to point out to people don't be duped over Mambare. Don't fall for fake urgency from anybody to buy in. Zero exploration will be happening at Mambare during the December to March rainy season."

Theres absolutely no urgency , you are right about that until the nickel cycle begins ($13-$15 or above per lb presently $6.35) .

In the meantime we can all observe the company trying to make a go at becoming a gas turbine electricity generator , margins will be narrow and even narrower as a small scale start up operation , so I have a pretty good idea how thats going to pan out.

Its quite a simple equation really, is DNi likely to build a processing plant during the next nickel cycle ? If yes, then almost certainly some of the ore to feed the plant is going to be coming from the Mambare plateau .

Its less about tariffs,roads and bridges ATM and more about PM1.

I would expect the order of play to be , finish the GPR , start a targeted plateau 30 hole drilling program based on GPR interpretations , B/DFS.

So if DNi /PM1 can pull out building their first processing plant ,for once Mambare will be ready to accommodate , on the front foot and ahead of the curve .

Thats the plan.