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42T, lets see how they pivot around the critical issue of feed stock.
Also if they can execute the 'Closed Loop' business model successfully, that would trigger the potential reason for the institutional investors (especially the green energy/environment focused investor groups) to jump in on HYR.

I see HYR on a critical moment, pivoting successfully towards the closed loop business model by partnering with large scale utilities companies could be the key which may finally unlock the value here....lets see.

A lot of junior miners have multibagged based on resource upgradation, with arcm we are in acquisiton of our projects (slovakia/drc) stage and limited production (zambia) - that I think deserves more valuation.
Slovakian and DRC's NPV of the mining project was above $100m+ and $150+m respectively, and as then the Zambian asset has also got the potential acquisition target between $200-500m considering the cobalt price

Another news concering our Zambian asset: Cobalt the new gold rush as BHP Billiton ramps up focus on electric car future. https://www.biznews.com/global-investing/2018/08/06/bhp-billiton-cobalt-mining-electric-cars

ARCM definitely going to be a potential acquisition target from major miners either for its precious metal projects in DRC/Slovakia or the battery metals project in Zambia. Whichever way we look at ARCM, either sum of parts or just parts, the valuation does not seem unreasonable near $250-$500m valuation. (a 10x-20x+ potential from current market cap)

The alarm bell has been rang but ARCM is yet to awaken completely.....ARCM is a junior mining sleeping giant...

Cheers Sta60, lets hope that this new found strength in the price not only makes money for the new investors, but also the ones from the early days.....I am already in the black, but hope it recoup money for the old investors from the Sturec days.....

Thanks Cattleman, glad to know you are doing well mate. this would be above 20s in next two-three years....it might sound ridiculous right now but there are not many junior miners in london stock market with three individually billion dollar mining project. (Slovakia - 900000+ gold oz, DRC - 3 million gold oz and Zambia - copper-cobalt)

The current management team are some of the best in the mining business and rare to find in a junior mining company. (NvS, Michael Foster, Brian McMaster, Jonathan de Thierry, Don Bailey)

Let see...

When the top LSE listed diamond companies are themselves down more than 75% over the last three period and none of them showing a positive performance over the same duration then it indicates a sectorwise decline and not any company specific. From being an £0 revenue company in 2015 to hitting an run rate of almost £1m per year in 2018 is itself an achievement that BRD should be proud of.....it's a quite an remarkable performance from the junior tiddler.....

Adverse court decision is already priced in, and if not it's an one of a kind opportunity to load here if the price declines.....

Ofgem ruling*

And the relentless bear trend here continues, is marketing discounting the fact that PPG cannot pivot their operation to profitability after the offence action? I wonder what can trigger the rerate here.....any comments?

HYR has all the factors going for it to be part of environment / green energy focused fund portfolio. The question is when do the institutional investors start accumulating here.....I wonder....

Getting ready for the next takeoff, ARCM has all the factors to make it the gold-cobalt junior miner of the year in LSE.....whether it's this year or the next one is the only thing to ponder......

CEO purchasing £50k of the shares, and the directors going for internal loan rather than share dilution for previous funding need shows the shareholder focused outlook of the management team here and also it's confidence in the overall operations.....

The way I see the risk to reward here is 1:3 as minimum (0.5p - 3p from 1p entry). I will take this chance.....the way I see should the court case go unfavourably, I will load more cheaply, and if it goes favourably I will average up/buy the pullbacks.....

Junior mining is one of the most volatile sector of AIM market, I accept the risk involved. It could all go kaput or kaboom. The probabilities when considering all the factors around management, production and the macro environment for African mining indicates to me its going to shoot upwards. Perhaps they would need some more placement money but 170m shares to get to where we are is remarkable in compare to performance of the other junior miners in AIM market.

BRD is on the verge of making as much as much every year as the current market cap is, perhaps they might double or even triple their annual revenue based on their plans to increase crushing capacity during Q3 2018.

Short it mate....it takes both the buyer and seller to make the market....

Both the last two trades are buys, but displaying as sell...one of them is mine....

If this goes down on the news of litigation news next few weeks, I will load up my final lots....

I am impressed by the quality of professionals and directors managing the company. They did not do an awful lot of dilution to get to revenue stage which indicates the strength of the current operations....

Added another 500k...

Hold 1.5m, looking to add another 3.5m.....

Its hard to reason £1.8m mc for a revenue producing junior mining company in a threshold to exploit over £100m resource potential of its kimberlite project.......undervalued by a wide factor......