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Many just don't understand the business, and that's the problem with all the muppets that **** Patrick off. What have Boral done since?! Not a great deal. A regular quarry can take up to fifteen years to get into operation so this is really quick by comparison. The problem is you all went in far too early as didn't read time lines correctly. Some made a fortune last spike and have easily afforded to buy in gently again because they understood the time lines. Personally and this is selfish of me but I really do hope we get a placing and opportunity for a really low top up but I'm not an ass hole that is on here doing their best to deramp. Either way a few of us are in a lovely situation here and it won't be long before this is back in the .40 area.

Placing will give a great top up chance if there is one. Am surprised how long the cash has lasted. Very good really. However he may just have something up his sleeve which may take a few by suprise ;)

He isn't a major player! ;)

This will be developed and phase one as per presentation for now.

Remember WEF target of net zero carbon by 2030! Carney the man in charge and it will happen! This all bodes incredibly well for us.

Sunrise don't have to source that amount of finance.

Buyout at this stage circa 30-50mil

Thanks Suzanne, I certainly will.

DR in what way a "Con man"? Could you explain a little further please. Thank you.

Cherry, I've been looking in here with a view to a purchase at some stage. There are however some valid negative points that put me off, and it seems like a very high risk gamble. From what I can tell they have been promising this funding for years and years? Can anyone tell me when this all started and the reasons why it kept falling through? Surely if the EG were that keen and a valued asset it would be simple to fund - no?
The dilution does seem to have taken it's toll and I'm trying to ascertain the likeyhood of them getting funding now after all this time.

LOL ;)

Auntie Claire says Uncle Aviator has a big set of.... He is v confident in our group so think we will be ok ;)

Icey, Rodster is right. Don't engage it mate.

Filtered it already Rodster. A total waste of space. Fine, if there is something of genuine concern, a bad timeline etc but company is now on the cusp of greatness after all this time. Talking to five clients. A deal can drop ANY day. Not much anyone can say to deramp that LOL

Sorry if anyone has maybe posted this before but thought it was interesting.

https://www.transparencymarketresearch.com/pozzolan-market.html

Filter it Icy.

We could actually do with a new updated presentation really with Hazzen and new areas mentioned, but here for anyone who hasn't been on the website, and you'd be surprised how many don't look, this is the current. For anyone new, the main angle for Sunrise is now industrial minerals with pozzolan and perlite. The permitting was completed last year, and Sunrise are now in discussions with five other companies, as per rns, to sell our products to. Be in no doubt this will be sold. The demand is growing due to the reduction of fly ash and coal fired power stations. This is an eco friendly product that's in great demand as evidenced by 2021 sales and the takeover of the Kirkland mine by Boral. California and Nevada markets are buzzing for perlite and pozzolan and will be for the foreseeable.

https://www.sunriseresourcesplc.com/presentations

Best way. I think everyone has filtered it now.

Now back to the last perlite post with links. I've just gone back through some interviews and also the presentation. We are aiming at 30-50ktpa so based on last figures that would net us circa 3.5mil pa if using the lowest end of that projection. Tbh I hadnt forgotten about the perlite but was basing calculations mainly on projected pozz.

Very welcome Rodster. It at least let's folk see the kind of figures/tonnage. They can cross reference that to what our targeted tonnage is on the presentation from Sunrise website. Not too shabby.
Bliss indeed! :)

Filter it Twiggy. Much easier.

Here's another little but if info for the board re Perlite that may be of interest.

https://imformed.com/bpm-to-divest-perlite-business-focus-on-zeolite-market/

BPM perlite prices typically range NZ$150-340(US$107-242)/t FOB depending on market application and location.

The accompanying charts illustrate BPM sales by market share in 2018 and 2019. Owing to BPM winding down its Perlite Division in late 2019, BPM maintains that FY19 performance is not reflective of true operating performance.

Indeed, BPM reports that in FY17 it sold 10,388 tonnes of perlite valued at NZ$1.5m. In FY18, a sales and revenue decline (NZ$1.37m, 7,921 tonnes) was driven by a fall in LNG capital investment in the Asia-Pacific region, as well as an associated stock/product mix devaluation

Its bliss isn't it. He still posting carp?! Rodster baby you and I will be rich soon. It'll be like the day Delboy and Rodders went to the auction! Lol ;) Great little WhatsApp group we have now too with all those other investment ideas eh. This time next year! ;)