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And interestingly my buy is a sell on LSE.

Just added at .82, would be delighted to add at .7.

Diggit - are you able to share those examples without putting you on the spot

Neither am I. As mentioned previously, China has built most of the infrastructure in both countries, owns multiple assets in both countries and will likely have words if things escalate further than cross border chest beating.

yep -central banks are likely to buy another 750 - 1000 tons this year, dollars ****ed, etc etc

Burt/Crisu/Nutter. Obviously not an exact comparison before Brian Ferry throws his warhammer out of the pram, but it shows that it's possible for impressive gains in the first year of construction in this gold environment.

Being completely selfish I personally I hope it does for a bit. Based on no evidence at all I thought it would go to 1.75 before settling given that there might be more profit taking - but not for long.

Check out the chart for Montage Gold who broke ground in December 2024 to know what's up...

Ferryboat's trolling would be effective if everyone else was on the spectrum.

oil/mineisthemine. could i be right in suggesting that orr might be in need of another whale to invest to raise and stabilise the sp given the proportion of retail holders. the sp went up post rab's investment. to that point if there are others in the wings they might enter prior to the license, after one or all of the major milestones are completed which are final results, eastern clp results, mre? or am i chatting *******s.

Ash - the back catalogue of the US, UK and Europe's armoury wouldn't be used to support Eritrea.

However, there isn't going to be a major conflict. China practically owns both countries, and although it might let them scuffle at the border in order to show face, it's not going to allow them f with it's assets.

Whoever said the potential conflict has only been covered on reddit isn't telling the truth as it's been covered by the likes of Bloomberg, the Economist etc in recent weeks.

However, and as previously mentioned the mine is much further from the northern border with Eritrea, sitting about 1,000 km to the southwest of the main conflict zones associated with the Tigray region. Additionally, to de-risk the $340M investment, the Ethiopian government has deployed a permanent, increased security presence in the West Welega Zone. This was a non-negotiable "condition precedent" required by the banks (AFC and others) before they agreed to release the funds. And as mentioned by another poster, Allied has been bought by Zijin Gold International, a subsidiary of China's Zijin Mining Group which is partly Chinese state owned. Note that China also has also invested massively in Eritrea and Zijin Gold also has a mine there . As a result I'd imagine if conflict does become kinetic it'll be localised chest puffing, with the Chinese pressuring both parties to not ramp things up.

One of these days it will ping Mr Wasp. Why did it get up .45/.6 something, with dodgy funding, more risk, less assets and a lower gold price. One things for certain, none us really know. What is for certain is that it's a far more compelling investment than when I bought it.

Allright lawrence of arabia

Lets hope all my other investments pull through so I can gamble the lot on NEO and KEFI

It all rests with the highly dubious South African mining authorities. The permit is the key.

On another note - has anyone here looked into Kefi?

We are all his children. Even CEKIM.

I didn't think the almighty gets upset

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