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https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/194760/maxtech-ventures-bolsters-brazilian-manganese-aims-with-new-joint-venture-for-goias-state-194760.html
For interest sake.....

Very interesting Trade....:<) Guess we haven’t signed an NDA with them....lol. GL

Hi Sheds...You are correct...again :-) I checked with LR as you say....not part of license. Thanks for helping me clarify. Best D

Any sort of volume and I feel the MM's wont be able to put a lid on it Bobby....looks like the PR effort is starting to kick in... :-)

Yep Bobby...I gathered that...also whether CB still had access to these options....anyways looks like we on the move again...lets see how long this run lasts :-) We will know once all is revealed I suppose.GL.

This is the part I like....Most appealing to us are ‘brownfield projects.’ Rather, a past-producing mine that has proven to be profitable in the past. These types of assets can often be moved back into production much faster than a ‘greenfield project.’
The part we dont know is just how much faster it can be moved back into production. Last operated in 1991.Best D

100% agree. Thank you.

OK....I have worked out it is a "brownfield" project....as Rubiales is an old mine which is part of the Toral License....
I picked this up from old Lundin mining article.
The property covers over 6 km of strike length of the prospective Lower Cambrian Vegadeo Limestone formation which is regionally mineralized along more than 40 km of its extent, and includes hosting the Rubiales zinc-lead-silver deposit, located about 30 km northwest of Toral. Rubiales contained an 18.6 million tonne mineral resource grading 7.3% Zn, 1.3% Pb and 13 g/t Ag and was mined by Cominco from 1976 to 1991. Rubiales produced extraordinarily high-quality zinc concentrate (life-of-mine average of 61% Zn with 95% zinc recovery); the lead concentrate contained 70% Pb and 450-550 gpt Ag with an 85% lead recovery. The concentrates were transported to the Asturianas zinc-lead smelter, located on the Asturias coast about 200 km to the west. The Asturianas smelter was designed to recover the mercury (0.16% Hg in concentrate) contained in the Rubiales zinc concentrate as a saleable product. Sulphide mineralization at Toral closely resembles the coarse-grained sphalerite and galena mineralization at Rubiales but Toral contains significantly more silver. The Toral property is accessed by excellent infrastructure, including a regional highway, high-voltage power line and a railway line which links to the Asturianas zinc-lead smelter via the city of Leon. Mining has traditionally been a significant part of the economy of this region which is strongly supporting the re-entry of new exploration and mining projects.

Hi Philosophical…You posted this previously
“Most appealing to us are ‘brownfield projects.’ Rather, a past-producing mine that has proven to be profitable in the past. These types of assets can often be moved back into production much faster than a ‘greenfield project.’
From the below presentation I am lead to believe that Toral is a “brownfield” project….am I correct ?
https://www.interregeurope.eu/fileadmin/user_upload/tx_tevprojects/library/file_1558958414.pdf

I like your thinking Bobby......:-)

Strike prices... In general I think its about 9.4 pence.
a) Tranche 1: exercisable at a price of 7.54 pence per share (being a 25% premium to the 30-day VWAP up to and including 23 July 2020) and expiring on or before 24 July 2023;

b) Tranche 2: exercisable at a price of 9.04 pence per share (being a 50% premium to the 30-day VWAP up to and including 23 July 2020) and expiring on or before 24 July 2023; and

c) Tranche 3: exercisable at a price of 10.55 pence per share (being a 75% premium to the 30-day VWAP up to and including 23 July 2020) and expiring on or before 24 July 2023.

Hi Bobby...as far as I am aware in the Corporate world if someone leaves with "immediate effect" as the RNS stated then all options are forfeited. This is my understanding. But hey...its EUZ anything is possible :-)

@ Mokgane...he may have co-authored an RNS but I can assure you he did not sign it off....:-) RNS's are signed off by all related parties including qualified persons before being published :-) Best D

@Jedster..Lols...I also think TP are awaiting the revised economic assessment before they issue another broker note....(to be sure to be sure)....so hopefully plenty of PR in the pipeline ..:-)

Thanks Mokgane...all goodly thanks....my estimate was about 165M so we very much aligned.GL.

You got any estimates on a revised NPV Mokgane ?

No Podcast I am aware of Mokgone. Trust you are well... I also think news imminent on Bara progress....In yesterdays RNS....he used the word finalisation....so I guess its close.
"At Toral, the Company is working towards finalisation of a new, independent, economic report on the project, currently being undertaken by Bara Consulting."

@10bagger..this RNS strengthens my case we will see value by Christmas. Do not underestimate the support of Junta and local government and ultimately Spain....they need this mine to be operational badly for many reasons and Toral is classified as an advanced project.

Paramount have a look at your own history and see if you have ever posted anything of substance. You are a loser and quite frankly you will be the first person I have filtered in a long time. Goodbye and wish you well....

Very anal ....guess you need to be mounted again...