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Hi Battyk,

Thanks for the info. I am confused and I can't understand how i got the email. Having said that, I've probably been on their web site and requested updates.

Perhaps I should water the whisky down!!

Carliol

Interesting News item. I hope the link works:-

cornishstuff.com/mining/cornish-tin-lithium-finds-new-tin-field-at-tregonning/

I had an email from TIN at 10/13 yesterday. It's a long and detailed email so I've only copied and pasted the first paragraph. Please note the company has changed it's name to Cornish Tin and Lithium.

DRILLING RESULTS and CHANGE OF COMPANY NAME

Cornish Tin & Lithium Limited (“CTL” or the “Company”) is pleased to provide an update on progress:

The Company has changed its name from Cornish Tin Limited to Cornish Tin & Lithium Limited. A Special Resolution to change the name was passed by an overwhelming majority of the Company’s shareholders on 28 May 2026. The change reflects the extent and potential value of the Company’s hard rock lithium discoveries since 2022, the scale of which is now comparable to its high grade tin discoveries. We intend to advance both our tin and lithium assets towards production, with an inferred resource as the next step.

Our recent fundraise, which closed on 31 March 2026, raised just over £2.3M. To date, we have raised £7.2M (all equity, no debt) comprising ~94.4% private equity and ~5.6% retail (Crowdcube). CTL is an EIS-qualifying Knowledge Intensive Company with currently > £36M of EIS tax relief capacity still available.

CTL’s Phase 3 exploration drilling program, from September 2025 to January 2026, was primarily designed to target lithium-enriched aplite-pegmatite sheets (“sheets”) in our new extension area of Tregonning South. We had previously discovered this style of mineralisation (the “Newall Formation”) at Tregonning North, containing high lithium grades, (eg 0.3m @ 1.33% Li2O; peak grade 1.42% Li2O). Phase 3 has successfully demonstrated N/S continuity of this new lithium field across ~3.27km, from the northern-most intercept at Tregonning North, with the discoveries at Tregonning South of multiple lithium sheets at different levels extending across a wide area. Phase 3 drilling has also intercepted a new tin mineralisation system across Tregonning South, including ten tin/copper lodes so far and a sheeted vein system. Both the lithium and the tin discoveries are numerous, and require a naming system, hence “Newall” refers to lithium sheets as numbered, and “Norcross” refers to tin lodes as numbered. The plan below gives some context of the scale of these geological structures. Note: drilling also intercepted a number of steeply inclined lithium sheets, not shown on the plan below.

AGM tomorrow could have influenced today's sharp rise.

Substantial buy went through at 16.13 for 100,000 shares at 110p for a cost of £110,000. Someone's confident in the future of TIN. Perhaps we'll find out the reason for today's price rise in the morning.

Whatever happens, tomorrow should be interesting. Early RNS? News at AGM? There's already massive interest in TIN and tomorrow could be the catalyst of whatever is driving the share price north.

Carliol

Looking good for TIN.

Italy says Germany and other countries interested in joining GCAP jet programme

Thu, 04th Dec 2025 09:14Thomson Reuters

ROME, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Italy's defence minister on Thursday said other countries, including Germany and Australia, may be interested in entering the GCAP fighter jet programme in the future, with requests coming from Saudi Arabia and Canada too.

The GCAP, which currently involves Italy, Britain and Japan, is an effort to build a next-generation fighter by 2035 and is being led by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in Japan, BAE Systems in Britain and Leonardo in Italy.

"Germany could probably join this project in the future," Defence Minister Guido Crosetto told a parliamentary hearing. (Reporting by Angelo Amante, editing by Giulia S

Hello A&L.

I'm in the same position as yourself. I'm extremely disappointed with the performance of Bae. I suspect one of the main reasons is the lack of support from HM Government.

I bought in following the Strategic Defence Review when an increase in defence spending was announced. But since then this government has placed no significant orders with Bae or any of the UK's other defence companies. The UK military needs more frigates, destroyers, Typhoons, helicopters, tanks etc etc but nothing is forthcoming from HM Government.

Have a look at the share prices of QQ, CHG and BAB. Also RR has fell sharply in the last week or so. I find it difficult to understand why our military has been neglected for so long. It's obvious to everyone, except HM Gov, that the world is at it's most dangerous since the end of the cold war and what is being done about it? Absolutely nothing!!

It's clear the PM and Charles !!! haven't got a clue when it comes running the country and funding the military. Charles is head of state and one day he is an admiral. The next day an Air Vice Marshall and the day after a General. As head of state he should be pushing for an acceptance that the UK military is seriously short of equipment and people. After all, the UK is being invaded but I don't think the PM and Chas case one jot.

I think BAE must recover soon. They have a mega order book and it looks as if the Ukraine war will rumble on and on.

Carliol

The info you require is on the following link with the exception of the amount of divi.

https://www.dividendmax.com/united-kingdom/london-stock-exchange/oil-and-gas-producers/ithaca-energy-plc/dividends

Carliol

The declaration date for the next divi is 21/8/ 2025 and the share goes ex d on 4/9/2025.

Divi to be paid on 26/9/2025.

Carliol

Let's hope this is the start of a sequence of new contracts to set the ball rolling with a subsequent increase in the share price.

Carliol

Hello Laura,

The recent drop in the share price is typical of the AIM marker.

It either over reacts or under reacts to news but rarely gets it right.

Given the current market cap, the potential of PYC is enormous. As new contract news starts to filter through and some positive news from the San Diago conference is announced we could easily see a sharp reversal in the current trend of the share price.

Patience is the key.

Carliol

Hello Laura,

Patience is the key. The market cap is seriously under valuing PYC.

There are lots of prospective deals in the pipeline and I'm sure the San Diago conference will generate some new contacts and some new sales.

Carliol

Morning All,

Looks like my modest top up has been the precursor to the 300,00 sell a few minutes later.

It's said in life there are only two certainties in life. Death and taxes. Now I'll add a third. Never follow my on the stock market.

I've traded shares for longer than I care to remember. I've always found it interesting but never boring.

Carliol

Car

Morning All,

This is my first post on the PYC

I first bought some shares two weeks ago and have managed to make a small top up today at 11.23 for 25,000 shares.

I found it impossible to make a normal buy with HL but managed to succeed with a fill and kill order at 1.39.

I'm looking forward to an interesting and profitable investment in PYC.

Carliol

Hello F G,

Re your post of 6.20am. The same thing has happened to me. Transactions not listed on the main market.
You might find your deals are recorded on the Aquis Stock Exchange. You will find a link to the AQSE on the top left of this page.
Once again, it's all smoke and mirrors.
Carliol

Hi FG,

This is my first post on the H & W board and my first post on any board for ages. I'm firmly convinced that H & W have a tremendous future and I 'm convinced the share price will reach many multiples of where it is now.

Regarding the large trade of 877,193 shares at 20 618p. The trade went through at 12.26 when the spread was 20.30p - 20.70. Because the trade went through in excess of the mid price I reckon it was a buy. I can't see such a large trade being a sell when the trade went through higher than the mid price.

This of course raises the question - Why can't a trade go through without any doubt about the nature of the transaction being accurately disclosed? There are computers that can out think the human brain. Men can go to the moon. The internet can communicate anywhere on the globe. Etc Etc Etc. But we can't have an accurate buy or sell trade reported. I wonder why!!

Carliol

Hi All,

Interesting news item on UK mining which includes a right up on Cornish Metals:-

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/984688/is-a-renaissance-of-british-mining-now-underway-984688.html

Carliol

VII,

The potential of CUSN is incredible and some of the forecasts underline the future of South Crofty. The catalyst was the success of the recent fund raising. I can't see how a major mining company can leave CUSN as an independent producer. World reserves of tin and copper are going to be diminished by increased demand due to high tech and expanding markets. To have a resource in a stable part of the world must be a consideration a major mining company needs to take into account when making a bid.

Carliol

Hi All,

The appointment of Tony Trahar to the board of CUSN is a significant appointment that could lead to the take over of CUSN. He has a history of acquisitions and disposals and will have strong connections with many big hitters in the mining industry.

Given the tremendous potential of South Crofty and the surrounding area and the high price of tin and copper etc I'm sure we will be on the radar of several major mining companies.

Carliol

Hi All,

Tomorrow could be interesting given the above increase on the TSX. The closing price was C$0.485 which is the equivalent of 30p on this side of the Atlantic.

I can't find any specific reason for the increase but there was some substantial buying which resulted in the increased share price.

Perhaps we'll find out the reason tomorrow.

This is my first post on this share which I bought following the recent fund raising. I've followed this board for some time now and have always found the posters well informed and I look forward to a long and profitable investment in CUSN.

Carliol