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For quite some time, spread deisgned to put off buying and encourage selling.

Not interested in the awaited results. Sense something else on the near horizon.

Anyone buying on the basis of the upcoming Results is bonkers! Got to be crazy if for that.

Buying in now is about taking positions given current lowly SP levels, material progress and the significant upside available from here.

Heya there ManyDave, thanks for the welcome back greets.

Yeah, held here for too long until I became far too much of an expert on country I had no prior knowledge of and, along with no visible progress, decided to move on. Have always been watching though. That partnership with PowerChina is the crucial thing here. I'm invested heavily in NCCL. They have GE and CMEC, two global monsters, just like PowerChina. That's what is needed in these situations. KIBO just never had that. Even when KIBO were supposedly working with GE, felt like GE were simply covering bases, there rally to block anyone else getting in.

Where GCM are right now is materially progressed from the old days. How much longer to wait, no idea. But having PowerChina on board is more than significant.

Holding but not in the group.

...not just punt money, especially when with a stock that has seemingly stalled for years, with uncertainty around whether or not it would ever happen. Don't think it's with results in mind either.

...the critical similarities with and differences between this and other Coal-to-Power projects is that, similar to NCCL, GCM now has a signficant partner, which is the difference between it and 'poor' KIBO.

Holding again now after watching for some time - this after being a holder for many years previous, from the days it was in the £2 to £3 range for months on end. What many folks would give for that now!

Good luck to all the genuine folks!

...some big buys today! :-)

25p is realistic on JDA :-)

Holding up well considering :-)

Drop in nickel stocks shifting quickly!

Appreciate the insights and updates TDT.

Whatever the backdrop, really reassuring to see LME nickel stock levels continue to drop. At near 5 year low. And with EV continuing to grow and expand and further commitments being made by producers

Really amazing work Smilemore, NaPoM, Ted, Steward, and others. Much appreciated by me!

Appreciating both your input Smilemore and NaPoM and that of others here (Steward, spaceman etc)

Dilution from/ at these levels has to be avoided/ prevented.

"...Both Spaceman and myself are also considering a no deal vote if option 5 not available and the SP is not in a healthy position."

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Great work Smilemore, much appreciated!

Kelladdee and others, if you're interacting with LSE through the mobile version of the website, you won't be able to vote. If you're on your phone, then go to the'Home' page and then to the bottom of the page, and press on the 'Desktop site'. Then go to the PREM share chat BB and you'll find you'll now be able to vote.

KME definitely is a good deal. I'm not necessarily against HBR provided 1) the deal is as non dilutive as possible (better still, not dilutive at all), and b) we have serious assurances of the highest degree in terms of confidence to turn the asset around, to revenue producing, in the time frame proposed. It shouldn't come as a surprise if there's hesitancy amongst PIs as past history has shown the kind complications that emerge with projects and timescales, granted some of those issues have been out our hands.

This all said, if the nmethod to secure our 50% of HBR is completely non-dilutive, I'm open to moving ahead with it. By this time, after suffering years of depreciation in the SP, I want as little unnecessary dilution as possible and the opportunity to see the SP rise unhindered. We've begun the journey and turnaround. The RHA deal has laid those foundations, with further news upcoming.

Option 5 sounds a good'n to me too. Have ticked up/ voted for that option.

That $6million from Zim Government is a major step change in the fortune of PREM. No doubt about it. We can guess at what has finally got them to commit those resources but their important thing is that they have.

As a result, we can focus elsewhere and are clearly doing so, with work at Zulu recommenced. The lithium sector is going to be even bigger than I had previosuly guessed. Add that to what value we eventually get from circum, Katete and even possibly HBR (if we get the right conditions), and we have a massive near term turnaround on the cards. Not forgetting KME which will reduce our costs materially.

Lots going for us right now, with these levels a genuine gift.

Tipping point perhaps already happened. Recent video link of consultants talking about those key materials suggests that this is about to kick off.

Good post Oopsi

The last set of papers we had access to more than suggsted that there was new evdience and that this new evidence was strong enough to turn it at the Court of Appeal. Of coirse, we are getting this kind of access ata pace that's behind actual events, so it am wondering what kind of affect that evdience and shift in the judge's position has had in the meantime and its possible connection to this 'amended summons'...if it all, of course...

...is very possible that we are headed towards an OOCS and that this is part of the process...

Genuinely believe we could be back to between 8p to 10p in hardly any time. The market around AMC continues to move, impacting upon fundamentals and prospects, whether or not we as PIs are able to see of feel this at the moment. Demand for electric vehicles grows. Stocks dropping. Something has to give ultimately.

...and we also have the 2018 drill results to include in the PFS...the living document version...

...but surely, we can now rest a bit easier that we have sorted near term funding!