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Also worth noting that both LGEN and Aviva decided not to invest in Deliveroo.

Quite interesting but as the presenter mentioned we need to know more about the Voisey Bay transaction. I agree that funds will be wary of cobalt coming out of the DRC unless every facet meets IFC standards. It is just possible that JT has played a blinder here but too early to assess this until the market receives more clarity on the transaction. In the meantime it seems that the circa 9p dividend is secure.

I believe that the Company will be drilling again soon on new ground and meanwhile working towards finalising everything to do with DFS and financing. The capex is not too big which is a big bonus in my opinion and I am sure that debt finance/royalty/offtake agreements will mitigate against the Company having to raise much, if any equity. Hopefully plenty of newsflow over the rest of the year.

I agree but disappointing to see large sells at 128p. added to the fact that many seem not yet to have received their allocation.

I think quite a few will trade these from the 128p price to 132p range but if JT has done a couple of real value enhancing deals we should be back around 150p in the next few months. 9p sustained divi should support this.

Unfortunately many financial writers do not bother to even look at the bigger picture. The shares fell 7.5% when going ex div . Have been in this share since £9 and £13 and the dividend record has been outstanding. I applaud the action of the top man leaving as a result of the destruction of an indigenous site due to negligence. With the price of iron ore holding up well I look forward to the next set of results.

We are now in the sixes and next stop fives. If any shareholder wants to find out why nothing is happening at Circum , I suggest that you contact the main players including AMED who have offices in Cape Town and London. No point in asking the clueless clown.

Morris......looks as if the fat clown has marched his men (suckers) to the top of the hill and is marching them down again and I bet the US Fund is itching to raise at sub 0.06 for their mates....looks as if nobody in the UK is willing to touch this with a bargepole. Broker, NOMAD etc etc happy to take their fees though !

No mega dilution ?.......dream on Snowking. If full amount raised by GR's new friends in the USA is done at a discount to current price (say 0.06) have you worked out how many shares need to be issued ?

And how much is the Company paying to the Nomad/broker and PR company ? Cannot even check percentages and have had to correct the figure in this morning's RNS. Board obviously incapable of doing it .

So t4ar as a non holder you can just buy in the market and let existing holders top up at a discount if they so wish. Makes perferct sense and I applaud the management !

Kievsky...Read the RNS and you might learn something. The price of the warrants will be set once and only if the $5 million funding is completed.. If the funding is at 0.04 p then that is the base case and warrants will be issued at the various premiums to that price. The closing price on Friday is totally irrelevant.

The clown could hand over to the Grand Old Duke of York who marched his men (suckers) to the top of the hill and marched them down again.

Ivans.....you must have inside information or else have not read the RNS properly. The price of the warrants will be fixed once the funding terms have been announced and not based on the share price at COB last Friday. Suppose the funding is done at 0.05 p?

Tomglan....Agree with you on BATS and Legal and General. I have also thrown Anglo Pacific (APF) and VOD into the mix for decent yield. I am a buyer of IMB at these levels and worked in the tobacco industry back in 70's and 80's for Marlboro Man of Philip Morris fame !

Well Credit Suisse has a recent price target of £40 and I will take somewhere between £30 to £40 in next couple of years.

It is in fact wonderful that the ethical bunch avoid this gem of a share. Gives us private investors the chance to hold BATS and IMPS for solid dividend yields. By the way quite a lot of the ethical bunch probably invest in mining shares where underground conditions are terrible in some developing countries.

Stockable...agree with you and one only has to look at KEFI and PREM for lifestyle companies. Had a very good virtual meeting with Mark Learmonth at the recent 121 conference and was very impressed with what CMCL has achieved to date. I am expecting dividend increases this year and next.

Coco the clown aka GR snaffled them up.

If you had the conviction you would have been able to spend a lot more than £5k today.