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"A multi-millions Arab Emirate concern is setting up in Botswana , miles from home , in the firm belief that TLOU are their perfect partner. Their mission is to help fund their partners. Their religion forbids them to charge interest on those funds"

Can you refer me to financial information about Kala so that we can validate your assertion they are the multi-millions conglomerate you claim.

Sharia law may prevent the charging of interest; it does not prevent the making of profit .......

And I suppose the thought never crossed your mind that Tlou could have captured and cleaned their gas, and stored it in pressurised containers as a validation of the gas they have been collecting when the wells are on pump. This could have been done for not much incremental cost - after all, they spent a bundle on everything else associated with the project.

It is this never-ending blind faith that Tlou and TG have managed the project against a never-ending saga of bad news and unlucky breaks. Isn't it supposed to be the harder you try, the luckier you get. But in Tlou's case, they have tried hard and continue to get unlucky.

Horizontal wells they drilled have clearly been way more problematic that anyone thought at the time - if they had worked well, or were working well - we would all know about it. Instead, we get barely a passing reference to the single most important aspect of a CBM field operation - the performance of the gas-producing assets !! And the cheer-leaders here soak it up and think is barely relevant. Bizarre really.

Time is gonna tell - Tlou cannot keep running from the acid test forever and ever ......

Best coals I have ever seen are in Botswana - joke joke joke.

When are people going to realise that 2 horizontal wells, working effectively, should produce sufficient volume of gas way more than is needed for 10MW, never mind 2MW of power generation.

And if MFM is now saying that more wells are needed to run incremental 1MW increases, then seriously seriously seriously, you guys have not got a scoobie about costs and operational issues.

And if the 2 existing wells are not producing as reasonably expected, when oh when will the penny drop that the Tony, Botswana coals are the best he has ever seen remark be seen for what it was - absolute fluff by him in London at an Investors lunch in a dungeon in east end of London.

And and when will a few of you also realise a few of us have been waiting a long time to have a crack at Saint Tony over disingenuous and tenuous assertions over many years. I almost feel sorry for the dude; but then i wise up

Ooops not everybody posting here is as stupid or ill-informed as our learned leader MM.

Iron ore; Africa; green steel; pellet plant; DSO v DRI; local politics (the bit pretty much EVERYBODY gets wrong on message boards; - what i am wondering is when critical minerals start becoming part of the ZIOC story .....

Sorry MM, I might be front running part of your pitch as and when is time to prime the throttle.

Is anyone (except Brad) realising how much he sounds like me nowadays .....

Your tolerance towards people holding alternate views to yours says all anyone needs know about you, your personality, intelligence and lack thereof. What you really should be saying here is thank goodness there is someone posting enough content so that you can keep posting yourself.

How many years have I kept you engaged here posting all your waffle ...... Least you could do is say thanks....

So when do you think MM that ZIOC will be earning this amazing delta on the premium / upgraded iron ore pricing.

I guess we should just talk about things Brad finds interesting then.

Look what that has done for Tlou ....

Thanks - no interest.

OIC, so it's nice one Bots when you like my post and dont't be a donkey donkey when you don't. Oh well, c'est la vie.

If the link works, this is an informative piece from McKinsey at a high level.

https://www.mckinsey.com/featured-insights/mckinsey-explainers/what-is-a-data-center?stcr=B884CE63F1124F43BBBE0D0A7DE18BBF&cid=mgp_opr-eml-alt-mexp-mgp-glb--&hlkid=e611f579c51c460d84b70aa4eb73836b&hctky=11381061&hdpid=6637cb62-e88c-4453-90ff-48fb9836f6ac

brad - let me say this once again. i have one account on lse (this one) and one account on hotc (gtp). i have no other alias and i never had on hotc and i never will. on lse, yes i might have had 2 alias on the go many years back - maybe 2017 or 2018. but that stopped long long time ago and i have never had double or more accounts since then and i never will.

you also think i posted as kenner - wrong again. that guy was a ****** who posted weird mono-syllabic messages that were oftern impossible to understand. that is not me; it never was me; it never will be me. i was kenmore to begin with here - posting about kenmare because i followed that company from when it had 45m shares in issue (in 1980s) up to when it had over 2 billions shares in issue, then went bust and then refinanced and sorted its balance sheet out (thanks to 100m investment by oman soverign wealth fund).

so when i talked about tlou issuing 1 billion shares and that well on the way to 2 billion shares - i think i know a little about what i am talking about. tlou doesnt have any revenues yet; this might start next year but it wont be more than $10m for 2026 (and will still report accounting net loss but maybe cash flow positive ). when kenmare had 2 billion shares in issue, it was reporting revenues of $100m plus - and to make it suitable for institutions to invest therein, had to share consolidate and strip the dross off the balance sheet. tlou currently has no revenues and a huge amount of dross (deferred e&e expenditure) on its balance sheet - and if they are lucky enough to develop into a viable sustaining cash flow positive business, all the dross and convertible and other loans has to be dealt with.

you waffle on endlessly about buying 50 quids worth of shares as if that will move a market. it is the most boringly naive gibberish to be posting - but none of your friends on here are men enough to have a quiet word with you. i aint your friend; and me telling you this is me being more of a friend towards you than these other numpties - so come on winni and mfm - step up and try help your pal brad stop making an absolute clown of himself. the other guys on hotc are way less forgiving than those regulars here.

Another train wreck ahead......

Tried; failed; enjoy.

'But perhaps he has been burned for so long that the truth is hard to accept'

Brad - listen to yourself. I, and many others, were burned by Saint T long before you current guys came in at the time of Tidd and MM ramping. When along comes all you happy clappy bunch swallowing everything myself and others had swallowed 5 6 or 7 years earlier. What was the total giveaway that Tlou was bigging itself up to suck the next wave of punters into their net was the endless claims about first to drill, first to flare, first to reserves, first to mining license, first to survey, first to have a dump out in the bush. It was an endless push-bait of disingenuous twaddle and for sure they engaged Tiddler and mates to promote the story to the retail troops. And you guys all bought it - hook line and sinker.

And you in particular have not learned your lesson, as evidenced by your endless support and commentary on Kala. You talk endlessly about what is going to be great (just like The Donald). You wont listen to my advice but you would be well advised to sit back and wait for Tlou management to finally deliver something tangible with evidentiary proof of success. But you wont.

Ah you must be a mug then Brad. Sure you can't go believing me now after 10 years of you telling everyone why i am so bitter and twisted against saint T and team..........

Https://www.observer24.com.na/wbcg-welcomes-tsodilo-resources-support-for-rail-infrastructure/

Talks about talks perhaps - long way to go.

Hey steady on there MFM. Don't you be go calling my mate Brad foolish - just not on pal.

XT - they are all stranded assets ..... until someone comes along and unstrands them with loadsa money. The Tsodilo one is less stranded than most - but reads like it needs a 30km link to the Trans-Zambezi line (assuming it ever gets built). The infrastructure requirement for them all has the same proviso - if they ever gets built.

If, and I accept it is a rather BIG if, we get to a position ahead where you realise that things have never been quite what Tlou management would have you make believe - then we will all be on the same page. And you will have to acknowledge someone tried telling you a very long time ago.

All you need do is wait this out a reasonably short time ahead.

TG left for a reason - let's see what insight is offered to shareholders.