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Must be MMs best mate, £20k at 0.375.

That 500k 12.46 trade is not right, sell at 0.039, surely it's a buy at 0.39.

ATB

Hello mickey,

Please don't say that, most of my shares are worth a bag of nuts, piece of string and a snowflake currently.

Hello Techie,

"...unfortunately there has been nothing to suggest this is likely."

Really..? Nothing at all?

Morning all,

Some appear disappointed. So, why would CPX issue an RNS, instead of an RNS-Reach, for this seemingly pointless info, as some say isn't this just standard stuff?

The message I get is that CPX are gearing themselves up for increased sales volume, which should be RNSed.

ATB and GL.

Last chance saloon, for me.

They either prove growth in production, none of this rubbish talk about "capacity," over the next 15 months and also net profit or I'll find somewhere else to watch by investment dwindle.

Hello MMa99,

Looking at the Cap-XX message today nice to see Schurter CFO in the meeting as well as the CTO, to be honest I've not heard the phrase c-level meeting before.

Hopefully, further good news to follow soon, which will explain DH's continued buying.

ATB and GL to all.

Well that's jinxed it, linking an RNS from JLP that refers to "stable power supply" and "uninterrupted power"..!!

ATB to all shareholders and good luck to Jubilee Copper, who are in the last chance saloon.

Morning Frogkid,

Same here.

Tjate and Jubilee clearing up the lead/zinc mess at Kabwe was what interested me.

ATB.

Hello Ardbeggar,

There's some info re. Tjate resource in an RNS 04/06/09, if you've not read it before.

@Everopeful,

Thanks for the GM update. I value Tjate at zero but interesting to see JLC (???) board will be talking about Tjate very soon and that they have stated their NAV for the deposit. Clearly looking to sell but I hope to see a royalty attached as the deposit could be very valuable in the future and to the right neighbour.

ATB

Morning Kalan,

My opinion (sentiment) of JLP is pretty low at the moment so I've no idea why I've just bought some more shares.

ATB

Hello jammer1,

My average is 5.7p I think and I'm seriously thinking about chucking some more in to get that average down as I do believe in the future of JLP despite the current MCap.

Not had the chance to listen to the investor meet yet but the comments posted here suggest that the FD is worth listening to and has a sense of realism unlike LC.

ATB.

My apologies to the board. The previous discussion, if you could call it that, took place about 4 years ago and it wasn't my intention to start a further discussion about whether JLP is a "miner" or not.

I agree with Jonah that JLP are a mining company. The fact that they don't carry out "deep" mining is obfuscation, some miners mine 2km down and some miners mine in an open pit, that can still be pretty deep. I'm fairly sure that everyone on this board knows the fundamental differences in CAPEX between the two.

Again my apologies.

ATB.

Hello Jonah58,

Totally agree, there are some very knowledgeable posters on this board, and I've learned a huge amount about JLP reading their posts.

ATB

Morning Chatmandu,

I recall, a while back now, that a new investor to JLP posted on this board for the first time I think and, unfortunately for them, dared to use the "M" word..!! At that time the M word was completely banned by the self-appointed forum police, bless 'em.

The first 3 responses weren't welcoming at all stating that JLP were not a Miner and "how very dare you" suggest that. It was pathetic and a bit sad to see to be honest.

To be fair I don't remember it being the, on occasions, less pleasant, poster here but the vast majority seem like decent folk to me.

ATB.

NT1967, thanks for the heads up.

Vanilla, Lars was referring to this post on CAP-XX page a couple of hours ago.

"The EU has postponed its Battery Regulation until 2027 - what does this mean for OEMs?

In 2023, the EU proposed a new law for more sustainable, circular and safe batteries. The regulations will ensure batteries use minimal harmful substances, need less raw materials from non-EU countries, and are collected, reused and recycled to a high degree in Europe.

Introducing new regulations concerning the life cycle of batteries means battery manufacturers will have to make changes to comply with new environmental due diligence rules. With the EU announcing last month that it was delaying the enforcement of this law until 2027, OEMs should start preparing now.

If OEMs start transitioning now, it’s possible to avoid significant cost increases while contributing to a cleaner battery industry."

ATB

@parkez

Think I found the reference in KIPRIS again and it looks like it's just a link to the International App. for the binder.

Dunno if this link will work, if not go to kipris.or.kr, search for cap-xx Limited and click the Foreign(English) tab and it should be 14 on the list.

https://www.kipris.or.kr/khome/search/searchResult.do?tab=patent

@parkez

Those are the 2 I saw on KIPRIS but as most of it was in Korean they might just have been references to the 2 Chinese patents but why would they be on KIPRIS..?

I do remember that the date was 07/01/25 which I assume was 1st July if they follow the US date format and the link was CPX's address in Sydney although was slightly incorrect "Unit 1A , Stanton Road" I think.

Very frustrating not being able to find them again.

Morning parkez,

My apologies as I thought that was your source, otherwise I would have added links.

Weirdly whilst I found 2 registers on KIPRIS that relate to CPX I cant find them now..?? One was about the binder and the other about a supercap, I had to copy paste stuff from the site into translator as the only info that appeared in English was part of the address.

Will keep looking.

ATB

Hello parkez,

Just been on KIPRIS, good work and thanks for posting here with your head-up and thoughts.

ATB

@iamald,

I managed to get average down to 0.472, so getting close now. Hope you're doing well.

ATB