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Ella,

You should of realised by now, everything you post will be scrutinised and shredded. Everyone knows what you're about.

What's your purpose on this board? You've pointed out something we're all aware of....

Priced in but it's down 11% on the day? How much do you think it will go down tomorrow?

Get those rosy tinted glasses on and go read the rns again, make yourself feel better.

Some folks truly live on cloud 9.

After hours rns...never good news.

Has this been priced in? Another kick in the teeth to rose tinted shareholders.

Unlikely, Q3 results outstanding. Stinks to high heaven they're hiding something.

Absolute BS that bumbling fool doesn't have time for it.

Someone has changed their tune.....

Fulmar is spot on about your cuckoo tendencies.

Just like folks expected funding or Q3 2022 in Q1 2023?

There something damn fishy up with not postiny Q3 results. The BoD have time for everything else but no time to release quarterly results. Very suspect.

Sounds logical Seis but is there enough resource in Cheyeza East to make it worthwhile? We all know AA is not after peanuts, they're after the "motherload" as Remy would say.

The cash flow on one or dare I say multiple tier 1 assets would produce would be immense and the eventual dividend received buying at these prices would be mind blowing.

AA must be sure we've got something worthwhile in the ground if we received such terms. Anyone considering selling on news, should remember real value will start only when rigs mobilised and assays results start coming in.

I'd prefer we get a mine into production and receive dividends but I heard once or twice NvS stating we are explorers only? Ie explorer, doscover then sell.

Happy to be proved wrong!

Holding out topping up until we hear more on funding.

It's been too long and these big investment/royalty companies arr experts in SQUEEZING little companies duch as ATM.

Reading the stories of folks losing my certainly doesn't make me happy but gives me a little relief that I'm not the only one who's made damn stupid financial decisions.

Personally, I want to own the mine and receive very juciy dividends for life but it hasn't happened to date with much of my recent investments. Three lithium mines I was invested in was taken out by the Chinese filthy cheap while in development - one being Bacanora for a fraction of what it would of been worth if it was built and holding the biggest hard rock lithium resource in the wordl. I'm invested in HZM and foresee that asset without a doubt being taken over as well but likely from Glencore.

This will be a harder asset to takeout on the cheap do to the diversity of shareholders holding big chunks but I certainly think it will be - not filthy cheap but still on the cheap and usually in pre or in development so they dont pay anything NEAR what its worth when its built. Even if we get bad or at best reasonable terms from the Chinese and the mine gets built, you could be earning multiples on what you invested (at current prices) in dividends over a very short time span. All you need is patience, simple patience. Unfortunately most AIM investors can't see past their nose and only think max a few months ahead and want to quickly jump in the next trade for a measly few percent profit. If you have a longer term view you can make much more money and all honesty its better for your mental and emotional health not thinking about the trade so much.

Good chance we'll have ink on paper by Indaba (6-9 Feb).

AA CEO is due to speak on Feb 6 at 10:45 and Zambian Mining Minister Feb 8 11:30.

I'm confident it will end up with a Chinese partner, lets just wait to see what terms are offered.

Would really help our negotiating hand if the Graphite price could do a lithium.

Killed due to his usage of CAPS lock

Where's Kenny when you need him? We need his balanced approach on this board.

Will Orom Cross be built? Yes but I hope on reasonable terms.

We need to get as much interest as possible and for them to compete with each other. I can give you my experience with conducting business with the Chinese doing for 15 years in mining but mostly Oil and Gas in Middle East and Africa. They are extremely shrewd business people. They will take as much commodities as they can on the CHEAP, literally as much as they can, if they don't need it they'll take it and sell it on for a profit to someone that does. We had saying - "international prices" and "Chinese prices".

I've never met any other group of business that helps each other soo much. They actively cooperate, even if they are in the same sector and direct competitors. This applies to private and state entities. The businesses give intel and tip off each other of opportunities. This is encouraged by the leadership of companies and the CCP. Really was fascinating working with them but frustrating they way the negotiated.

Anyone had any comms from the company?

Todd, is that an assumption or have seen/read anything?