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There was no backtracking Skelly. Just a slight alteration of the text of the RNS.

Leon is a "Bot" and it is pointless responding to it.

Just ignore the postings.

The last line of your 10.03 posting is good advice Skelly

Wise Owl, I understand that "Leon" is in fact a "Bot" and there is no point responding to "his" messages.

Where's Skelly when we need him?

Great information Wiseinvestor and I think it shows the huge potential of this investment with lots of news due over the next few months especially as we are backed by the Czech Government.

Alex, I think you will find that Leon is a "Bot" and it is pointless entering into a dialogue with it.

Well the Czech Prime Minister thinks that the project will be successful, That's good enough for me but Skelly will probably rubbish his comments.

Do you really think that a company of the size of CEZ would continue to employ someone as their MD if they were not confident in his ability? Your language is completely uncalled for.

We all know how much you despise the CEO Skelly so give us all a rest.

Spot on Mick88. I think people forget that our major shareholder will have the final say on any sale and with their connections to the Czech Government I cannot see them giving an "outsider" an opportunity to buy in at a low price.

Personally I think that CEZ's presence will dilute the "Lenigas" effect.

We all need to keep our cool.

Guys, Leon is so obviously a "bot" that you're wasting your time responding.

The Czech state effectively control the lithium and if they were unhappy with the way the Company is being run they would take remedial action. This is going to be a strategic resource outside the control of the Chinese and too important for them to tolerate incompetent management.

I should move your funds over to Vulcan and save yourself a lot of anguish.

I think it decodes as "Screwed by Market shenanigans", Mr C.

I should go and short Leon. Short circuit yourself "bot"

Well Mr Bloomfield appears to have some confidence in the Company.

Of course they will get the lithium from an operational mine and one of those mines (with the largest hard rock lithium resource in Europe) will be located in the Czech Republic.

All moving in the right direction. The share price will take care of itself.

Interesting article in the business section of today's Daily Telegraph headlined "European carmaking giants to spend £4.4Bn on EV gigafactories. This is to counter the EU's dependency on China. Worth a read inho.