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The note below is indicative of the seriousness the US.GOV is taking climate change.SRES is well placed both with geological positioning and resource holdings for the eventual full take up its Pozzolan resources over the coming months so I don't agree its years of achieving nothing. PC has steadily been working away at getting value into the company on limited financial resources.

One of the Implementation Priorities in US President Biden’s November 2021 Executive Order
“Implementation of the $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act” is “building
infrastructure that is resilient and that helps combat the crisis of climate change”. The
Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 includes a $5.8 billion financial package for decarbonisation
of heavy industries like steel and cement. California has the largest economy of all the US
States and southern California is a major target market for the CS Project. In September
2021 California’s Carbon Cap-and-Trade scheme was signed into legislation and directly
targets greenhouse gas emissions associated with the cement industry. This Cement
Decarbonization legislation is focused on achieving net-zero emissions from the industry by
the end of 2045.
Natural pozzolan can replace up to 25%/30% of Portland cement in cement and concrete mixes
and can be a major contributor to net-zero strategies.

SRES is now well placed from the early stage investment point of view for both delivery and consequential financial expectations for Pozzolan and Sepiolite to materialization on the near term events horizon.

Bearing in mind POW will hold circa 50% of GMR on listing.
GMR have the 100% of the PILOT MNT., Tungsten Project. The largest known in the US.

As of 1 Jan 2026 the US Department Of Defense will ban the purchase of #tungsten from China, Russia, North Korea & Iran. ???? is currently largest tungsten exporter into ????. Domestic metal sourcing quickly coming into focus.

#GMET #POW #Nevada #mining

https://law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/10/4872
Golden Metal Resources
@GoldenMetalRes
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Apr 19
Golden Metal Resources - Schedule One Released-is the first 10 day notice - the second 10 day notice will be the final notice containing all the IPO details.

http://rns-pdf.londonstockexchange.com/rns/6686W_1-2023-4-18.pdf

#gmet #pow #tungsten #mining #nevada

For interest.
Shovel Ready Industrial Minerals for the
Green Economy
Sunrise Resources plc (“the Company”) is an AIM-listed industrial minerals business with
three key projects located in Nevada, USA. The Company is focused on moving its
flagship CS Pozzolan-Perlite Project into near-term production, to generate cash flow
that can be reinvested to advance and, or, monetise the other projects within its
portfolio.
The CS Project is now shovel ready, with all major permits secured. Sunrise is working
towards securing offtake agreements, or partnership agreements, with users of natural
pozzolan and, or, raw perlite to secure a route to market for its products.
Once these agreements are in place and a route to market is secured, Sunrise plans to
obtain the required funding and commence mine development. Sunrise is considering
several development options for the CS Project, which could produce a range of products,
and, importantly, all these options are expected to require relatively low capital levels,
that should be fundable for a company of Sunrise’s size.
Sunrise has also been advancing two of its other key projects at very low cost:
• The Pioche Sepiolite Project is under an option agreement with the world’s leading
sepiolite producer, Tolsa S.A. Tolsa has an option to purchase the Pioche Project for
US$1.25 million and a 3% revenue royalty.
• Commercial scale testing is currently underway at the Hazen Pozzolan Project. This
testing is being completed by an existing processor of natural pozzolan at no cost to
Sunrise and could lead to a further agreement depending on the results.
Offtake agreements, or partnership agreements, such as that secured with Tolsa, are
the key value driver for Sunrise, and once secured they will act as a catalyst to allow the
Company to transform from developer to producer.
In addition to these more advanced projects Sunrise has a portfolio of earlier stage
projects and royalty interests that help underpin the Company’s current market value
and which could also add additional value in the future with further exploration success.
Valuation
In this note we assess the value of Sunrise Resources’ principal projects. The CS project
was valued at £20.9 million using a discounted cash flow analysis and several
assumptions outlined below. The Pioche Project was valued at £1.9 million based on the
potential cash flow generated from its sale and a discounted cash flow analysis of the
3% royalty. The Hazen Project we valued at £3.6 million based on a discounted cash
flow analysis. Sunrise’s other earlier-stage projects we have valued at £1.9 million based
on a 2X multiple of the amount of capital invested to date. As a result of this analysis,
we value Sunrise Resources at £28.2 million or 0.71p per share, an upside of 691% on
the current share price.

SII is 17 billion so potential for a 10 for 1 consolidation.
If that happens it should attract more buyers.

As mentioned talk of a takeover would be good for the sp but why would they mount a take out bid for the whole when all the want is under their noses. I think it unlikely.
Meanwhile buying opportunities whilst the sp is this low.

I was taking the Micky.
Appreciate that this BOD hands are always at the till and are not concerned with supporting shareholders demonstrated by its track record.
Another share with a clever BOD who have raised money on empty promises of delivery every year for the past circa 21 years its called RRR.
ATB

This looks like a modern day value con tricks falling apart.

Why thank you for the simplification
Did I disagree the stock could be shorted?
As stated who would short this stock? Looks like you struggled to fully understand the question and you have never shorted a stock.
Apart from the known basic analysis of zero income etc.,
The mkt cap of £9 million indicates the high set up costs involved would give a minimum profit for success of a short assuming there is a willing market, plus the remotely possible loss costs of risk sp recovery.
I'll oversimplify for you ;-The actual cost involved in forestry assets acquisition is bare minimum, booking those assets at £millions is a paper exercise of value robbery,such maximising of asset value falls apart on value recovery therefore Sydbank acted against known cash assets.
So obviously the immediate odds on a short being successful are high just not worth the costs involved.
To simplify win win
No investment is no loss =win
Investment on funding recovery success = win

End.
ATB

I sold about a third of my holdings yesterday to reduce the cost risk of a delay hitting the sp hard.
Basically there is not a problem with anything other than paperwork. They will get out an RNS to confirm asap so one could arrive within a few days to a couple of weeks meanwhile the sp will continue its mildly erratic course providing many opportunities for profitable trading which will keep the sp alive.
There is of course the possibility of other good gold news being delivered alongside the expected funds news which could also boost the sp.

Amazing comments posted on short positions - who in their right mind would try and short this stock now ?
The facts are they have 5 weeks to rearrange their finances in very tight money supply markets any hint of success and the sp will bounce which is why the herd show interest -any sniff of difficulty indicating failure to satisfy Sydbanks contract within the given extended timeframe and the sp collapses .
I'll wait to seriously step in on any success news, that way it's a win win .

Some of the long winded stuff you come out with is amazing to say the least.

He might well disappear annoyed at missing out.
I fail to understand the persistence in posting on a share in the manner shown,shows ignorance in understanding-Investors are capable and have minds of their own.
Best left alone and ignored.

I've been censored " ***** " = B*tch

Steady on Claire.
He is not invested although entitled to his opinions he demonstrates a failure to understand the following ;- "Surely you are aware as a rule of thumb, to manage liquidity risks, smaller company funds tend to not have most of the portfolio in micro-cap stocks, which are classified as companies with market capitalisations of less than £100 million."
By repeating exactly what it says-
'Professional investors do not deal in the tiny amounts seen in this stock's daily volume full stop.'
Doesn't he understand what liquidity means.

He also makes the mistake of thinking that professional investors do not stake small sums to quietly build up a larger stake thus avoiding notice

'Small man' syndrome comes to mind.

In SRES from my view we have an unexpected professional investor already on board which is what re ignited my interest.
Now I'm building my stake up using small change whilst considering the merits of investing in another pre IPO (my last pre IPO investment is about to list) then ***** about my Daytona having to have all its fuel lines changed.
ATB

Pure curiosity-What has the price of a London flat got to do with the size of any private individuals investment funds ?
Surely you are aware as a rule of thumb, to manage liquidity risks, smaller company funds tend to not have most of the portfolio in micro-cap stocks, which are classified as companies with market capitalisations of less than £100 million.
Or are you intentionally trying to belittle the smaller investors attitudes and aspirations towards share ownership.

Thank you.
I note Biden has said they will be introducing tighter controls in a bid to seriously slash emissions for all Coal and gas fired power stations which will filter down to more interest in Pozzolan.
As for 'helpful' his M O is to disrupt and hide information to confuse investors. I note all his posts on SRES have been deleted.

Sydbank mean business and have given the company just 5 weeks till the end of May to raise circa $3million to settle their account or they basically close the company down.
As has already been mentioned they should be able to raise around at 0.30p.
I think it will be at 0.2 p or less if they have any chances of raising anything at all due to the continually tightening of the money markets.
I'd like to see them succeed even though I don't like the way the BOD values its assets.
So it's on my close watch list for the next few weeks .
Assuming success it could be another type KOD lift off.
Also looked at SRES which is in a better position having a mine awaiting customers for its Pozzolan product, so the usual wait for an RNS which could include news on their Gold aspirations.
ATB

Interesting;-
In a paper published in the journal Nature Communications, senior author Fengqi You and his colleagues examined 48 countries that are committed to playing a strong role in electrifying transportation, including the US, China and India.

Under a scenario where 40% of vehicles are electric by 2050, the need for lithium globally will increase by 2,909% from the 2020 level. If 100% of vehicles are electric by 2050, the need for lithium more than doubles to 7,513%.

From the years 2010 to 2050, in a scenario where all vehicles are electric, the annual demand for lithium would increase globally from 747 metric tons to 2.2 million metric tons.

By mid-century, for example, the demand for nickel eclipses other critical metals, as the global need ranges from 2 million metric tons, where 40% of vehicles are electric, to 5.2 million metric tons where all vehicles are electric.

The paper also notes that the annual demand for cobalt (ranging from 0.3 to 0.8 million metric tons) and manganese (ranging from 0.2 to 0.5 million metric tons) is expected to rise by the same order of magnitude in 2050.

“The unstable supplies of critical metals and minerals can exacerbate supply risks under surging demand,” You said, pointing to World Bank data that show that currently, critical metals and minerals are centralized in politically unstable countries such as Chile, Congo, Indonesia, Brazil, Argentina and South Africa.

So investmenting in lithium and other critical metals makes sense.
Also not to forget as new EVs enter the market place it will be a minimum of 8 years before the materials used to build them enter the recycle chain = so continual increasing prices all round

Talk of a buyout is premature,if such a rumour gained traction then it would only accelerate the sp foward.

Thank you Zumore and 3D . Will back track and see what I can find

Found somewhere to start;- London-based Red Rock Resources is set to resume production of gold estimated at more than Sh100 billion in Migori after settling a court case with the government which had terminated its mining licence in May 2015.

Red Rock, which has an interest in the local operation through a 15 per cent stake in Mid Migori Mining Company Ltd (MMM), did not say why the Ministry of Mining had cancelled the company’s licence.

The parties have, however, agreed to settle the matter in what paves the way for the multinational to make a new licence application.

A consent has been signed on behalf of the Attorney General and the company and is being filed with the court, the multinational said in a statement on Tuesday, adding that the parties have agreed that the case be marked as withdrawn with no order as to costs.

As part of the deal, Red Rock will also be at liberty to apply for licences under Section 225(6) of the Mining Act 2016 and that previous decisions will not be prejudicial to such applications.

"This settlement we hope will open the way to renewed progress towards our aim, which is to have a producing gold mine. Our desire, and that of the authorities and local communities is to. see the work towards this to recommence without delay said Andrew Bell