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I finally pulled out this morning. I am not persuaded that the company will achieve its objectives and I hvae been particularly disconcerted by the use of the term 'silent velocity' to convey an impression of tangible progress being made. We are almost half way through the year and little appears to have been achieved. This company is very good with words but I think that is about it.

If this significant development is true it should have been reported.

The absence of such a report brings into question its veracity.

I hvae reported the post to LSE.

News awaited from end October RNS described as to be released 'in the coming weeks.'

Does anyone know what costs will be incurred per month in regard to drilling?

No update regarding efforts to secure funds from other sources in cluding government. These placings are too easy and inculkcate an indolent approach.

Despite the uptick in interest over the last week, occasioned by the geopolitics currently playing out and SB's compelling webinar on Thursday, it remains a fact that GROC is grossly undervalued at less than £10m. Given where we are now, confirmed by reading the RNS material for the last six months, GROC should be much further along the road towards a valuation reflecting the criticality of its graphite resource and the support already received from EIFO and other parties. IMHO this is a quite an anomaly when one considers other mining prospects which have no confirmed resources and who face the usual problem of raising short term cash to cover their operating costs. GROC is fortunately not in this position which should give all of us great confidence in the future.

That should read from June 2025 onwards not June 2015! -Ice on my brain caused by the current cold snap!

Reserved: I think the webinar next Thursday, 15 January, should be very interesting and I hope what comes from it will shift the outlook markedly in regard to the company's current valuation. It seems extraordinary that Groc is still valued at less than £10m when so much has been achieved in the last six months as a review of the RNS statements from June 2015 onwards makes very clear. Frankly, what's not to like as the Amitsoq project moves forward at pace?

Aint-got-a-clue:

Many thanks foir your kindness.

Does anyone know where I can dind the interview with the Chairman which I believe was conducted on 3 October last year.

Many thanks for your help.

Ocelot:

Very many thanks for this.

Your view that many PIs are long term holders struck a chord. I am one such and have been invested here for well over three years.

It would be nice to see the company get some better exposure and therefore I express the hope that our financial PR is being energetically addressed. Certainly, there is a very postive message to be publicised.

Ocelot: Tough question I know but what do think the share price should be now bearing in mind that we are capitalised at under £10m with some significant milstones achieved in the last few months of which significant items have been gaining loan funding on advantageous terms and, in the last few days, an exploitation licence?

Thank you.

I think not!

Alba has 20 billion shares in issue which is the product of repeated fund raises each of which has then, in recent years, diminished the share price.

I got out over two years ago having waited for five years for something material to happen.

The company's presentation commences at 9 a.m. this morning follwed by a Q and A. It is still possible to post a question if you wish.

Reportage over this last weekend confirms that the Belgian authorties have asked and have received from the MOD help regarding drone incursions which closed their airspace for a time. The bad actor responsible has not been idenitified but there is spculation that it is Russian inspired.

The MOD's procurement budget for the period 2023-2033 amounts to £288 billion. The govenment minister rsponsible for procurement stresses the urgency of response that is required to meet threats posed and that development in respect of tech and kit timelines should be halved.

Ex NATO General Secretary, George Roberston, has opined that whilst we are not at war with Russia, they are at war with us.

You have nailed it in one, Proquo. This opportunity is in Greenland, not Mongolia. Please look at the last RNS and come to your own conclusions. Also, if you have the time and inclination got the company's website and tune in to the webinar which took place last Friday.

I agree wholeheartedly, Ocelot. The funding package of five million Euros means that the company will not need to seek further financial support from share holders which is alwys a major concern for investors in micro-cap stocks. All the detail regarding what the company has been able to achieve on the financial front is contained in the RNS of 22 October last.

The above report is to be found on the Empire Metals' website. It is authoritative and detailed and I would suggest would repay the time spent reading it rather than hammering your keyboard to death!

I think everybody has thus far become rather distracted this weekend!

Moving back on message, investors might find it instructive to review the Shard report on the company's website and particularly the section dealing with valuation in the curent absence of the MRE. The report was only published a few weeks ago.

I post only rarely.

I have two million shares and have been an investor for over seven years. I have lost around 95% of my original stake.

I note that every new fund raise diminishes the share price even further than the previous one. Communication from the company is poor and evasive providing neitgher hard information or any time lines as to when operational goals will be achieved.

I believe the company needs new management and that Mr. Frangiskedes should pack his bags and move on.

Finally I am concerned that his continuing presence may affect the ongoing progress being made at Greencore because of the toxicity of his involvement with Alba.

Does anybody know why there is a proliferation of very small share trades?