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Nice to see one released, starting to look very positive here

Should add some bones to the SP..

Like this is about to go blue, gla

Like Labrador are in the process of having a MOU signed off going by the chat on another site, that would make a huge difference to the SP if it actually happens...

Go blue shortly, dropped it but no sellers, could be a nice bit of movement today

Like its going to be a nice blue day..Gla

I didn't make the list.. What's the plan Bill?? What you done with the 600 plus k on last raised?

Lot of share holders not happy at the moment, I doubt very much you will get a reply...

7 mil market cap, how's about that Bill....

There is loads of it as well, I asked the same question few weeks back, I know the grade is lower but this should have been the first thing to be sold on.....

See what they have to say about Parys.....

Has got to happen with this soon, no news for months, come on Billy pull your finger out....

Thing is the SP is below 4p, couldn't make it up

I share your frustration, I did a back of cig pack calculation and was surprised why this hasn't been taken over yet or parys sold.,.

Six months later what has been achieved here.....

To see a bit of blue for a change..where have those rumours come from?

LIM holds previously-mined stockpiles with a NI 43-101 compliant, indicated mineral resource of approximately 3.5 million tonnes at an average grade of 49.1% Fe and an inferred resource of approximately 2.9 million tonnes at an average grade of 48.8% Fe. These stockpiles are located within 15 km of Silver Yards and form part of LIM's Stage 1 deposits.....

Why is this sitting around gathering dust?

Tell you what I find a little odd, there are stockpiles of ore left over from last time Labrador/lim was open, although at a lower grade but why hasn't this been sold?

Fully agree, it's time to get on with or get rid of it and return value to shareholders..

These were the metal prices for the following only last week, havnt done the multiples though going by the PEA but gives you an idea how much in value it has increased..

$US1.20 per pound for zinc NOW US 1.3399
$US2.81 per pound for copper, NOW US 4.6525
$US0.95 per pound for lead, NOW US 0.9895
$US16.67 per ounce for silver NOW US 28.475
$US1,459 per ounce for gold, NOW US 1867.40

Didn't they say 25% of the value of what was produced would be Gold and Silver?

Feel free to correct me on any of the above. Not taking into account exchange rates today..