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Force commodities annual report for year ended 31 December 2020 said about the Tshimpala project Malawi- During the year, no field work was completed at the Tshimpala project.

Anyone looked into Brewer's time with asx listed force commodities? He joined as MD in 2018 and resigned Jan 2020. There's a very interesting article on stockhead.com.au in which Brewer said a lot, but I can't seem to copy and paste in on the crappie phone. He talks of artisinal miners working this high grade lead silver in Malawi, he talks of an offtake agreement and a signed transport and logistics agreement, he talked of a 150 rc hole drill campaign, he said the company had agreed to purchase mobile crushing equipment "it's only going to take one or two shipments before the capital is paid back, that will give us the ability to fund a broader exploration program "...."it's shallow, the grades are just ridiculous, now it's up to us to demonstrate that we can build a sound development plan - and then deliver "....so did Brewer deliver? What do you reckon wee laddies? Sound familiar?

So maybe someone can list what Brewer's extensive African experience is in terms of success such as liquidity events, resources found and technical reports produced? Cheers ...

Has Brewer ever drilled anything and released results the results in his entire career? I've searched but can't find anything

Like I said, you can't do mining on the cheap. Well you can but you end up like maru, mining by hand and filling up little toy trucks. How much is a pick axe and shovel and the Tanzanian B & Q? Probably not much. All imho.

Good companies don't need pathetic, embarrassing rampers mate lol....that's why ars is like a ghost town. Watch and learn tho kiddo.

Stop comparing Asiamet to this dogs dinner FFS. One is a real project, with real mining people with a track records, and over 80 million USD spent, the other digs out rocks by hand, apparently sells rocks, and may or may not buy a machine to crush them ROFLMFAO all imho!

Stop giving out mental health advice and start thinking about two trucks filled with rocks, a plant that's not built on time and IMHO the worst CEO in the history of mankind!

Where's Andy and his AI friend when you need him, oi Andy ask your robot what a copper concentrate is and get back to us. Of course you don't have to.

If you think there's nothing to be critical or dismissive about, maybe this aint the game for you kiddo

Oh and Chuggs and your bizarre copper concentrate knowledge, lol, you can do one

I couldn't give a flying rats arris about manganese kiddo. I only invest in copper/gold.

Pertinent word here Andy is IF ...if it is continuities at 3% ......if mu auntie has a set of.....if I walked on the beach and found 10 million in cash washed up....if you weren't so hopelessly, outrageously optimistic!

Andy how can you talk of an SX-EW cathode operation with no drilling? What is the mineralogy and grade 150 meters down? LoL !

LoL that's funny. ARS have an ore reserves statement, circa 40 million tonnes off something like 350 drill holes. Maru has no drill holes and a proposed crushing circuit.

Richard if you want to be edgy you need a leg to stand on.....substance dear boy.

I'm no expert but it looks to me like they're essentially just crushing rocks....ROFLMFAO!

A real firm would do an SX-EW like Asiamet, who need circa 160 million USD for cica 13,000 tpa LME grade A 99.99999% pure cathode, yet maru need only 1.4 Million USD for what is it 20,000 tpa....of what

Right so they're not producing a copper concentrate in the traditional sense? Ie a conc that gets sent to a smelter?

You know most, scrap that all companies need to lend money to build a copper processing plant? Is Brewer making his out of Lego or something lolz i think we can all agree it's not happening early April is it? Not even April 2026 or 2027 IMHO!

So still end March early April for commissioning of the plant at Kinusi? What firm designed the plant and what is the cost?

So end of summer now is it? LoL