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£1 - nooo- even at the height of £6 per share todays £1 would be multiples of back then-remember any potential restart will be smaller scale (hopefully more efficient yield). there is no guarantee the gov wont put its foot down re the eia issues and extensions re permitting/fixing things from the past or that sufficient funds will materialise in due course bearing in mind nyrstar are taking cream off any potential profits. the devil will be in the detail shortly. one could muse its been leaky (no pun intended) or is it just speculators all joining the ramp up expecting good news soon? theres many mining companies with a fraction of this market cap that are profitable and without the debt burden/restructuring or being creamed by a major. caution required. appreciate peeps ramping here dreaming of prices, yet come on, mcap over 130 mill? some might say its already massively over priced considering the risks attached. thankfully nickel and zinc futures are helping longer term? what of the other permit that looked extinct months ago? will they ever try and reapply for it? house in good order first? and what of the investigation re certain events prior? what of the earlier summised debt being circa 250 million? then wasnt it 600? then the oohs and aahs when folks realised it was close to a billion? how could the figures vary so much in such a short time frame? what of the smaller traders whove lost out and trade locally their services to talv- wont a restructure screw them? what will the penny in the pound be for these guys? there are many hundreds of them and smaller service firms? will they still do trade with talv with the restructured company? or will some not touch it with a barge pole? for fear of delayed payments again? will cash flow be tight on re-emergence? if there are diffs whos gonna fund the co? will a consolidation need to be considered from any new start? what contingency will there be for new plans should another problem occur with gypsum/water etc as happened previously. past events show the flowsheet for what ifs was woefully inadequate and not properly tested/researched or approved correctly (under dispute). will find out more soon enough :-) imo-jmo-Corbs-gldyoR

The one billion that has nearly seen this company liquidated in very short time. it is rather a big deal. Nyrstar were in for over 200 mill- they were NOT sitting round the table recently and it was likely that if they hadnt come back for a retake agreement the company would probably have gone bust-just on Nyrstars hand. imo

there were insti investors and over one hundred trades per hour, every hour, many trades were £30-£200k- notice of late this is a speculators playground-no heavy hitters have been in for a very long time. jmodyoR Corbs :-)

Circa 1 billion-trying to get restructured. Nyrstar were oin for over 200 million so the recent deal with nyrstar will see them cream some crop off the top- whats left will possibly get further restructured to major creditors, but allowing for the company to actually make a working profit over the next few years, smaller scale possibly, then ramping up over time, as they fix all the shoddy aspects they had previously. nice rises but the mcap is getting rather high considering the shiit the company is still in. probably getting priced in for surviival soon. if not watch it fall back-again. profit is profit-peeps make their own choices eh? greed? or take what you can-when you can :-)))

great rise of late- re your 200p forget it-that would make talv worth over 4.5 billion -its already passed 130 million mcap and IS still on life support. there is still a lot of news to come over coming months re financing-restructuring-permitting and the best plan moving forward (if) nickel price will help and there are articles suggesting zinc price will rise next year too. Corbs-imo ps those that didnt know-recent dilution puts circa 2 billion shares in issue-back in days of £6 sp, a fraction of the shares were in issue so stop dreaming of £2 -£6- keep feet on ground and be realistic in ones expectation-eh? jmo

Class tier system? some will stay for local consumption-upper tier 1, some exported perhaps? canned etc? sent afield? maybe the co can explain in more detail the way forward /market they are working into? :-)

Amsters is what? 2 weeks to Nitti Port? (im guessing ) :-)

One to watch here bud, sale in progress behind the scenes. possibly chinese :-))

daily email is incorrect-tonight it shows srx at 57p-down 8% and largest faller. trades say otherwise. :-)

You wish……. :-)

http://www.sierra-rutile.com/uploads/srxinvestorpresentationfinal[0].pdf thanks arphilips on advfn :-)

investec-TR1 http://www.lse.co.uk/share-regulatory-news.asp?shareprice=SRX&ArticleCode=ijtgqj21&ArticleHeadline=TR1_Notification_of_Major_Interest_in_Shares

no shorts here matey :-) srx has always moved quick on the upward trend when it comes around. the rns was excellent news and until we here otherwise the "buyer" of the co is still in place, so diligence is continuing. i was impressed on cost per tonne closing in on the $500 per tonne marker. this is a world class producer with the worlds largest "naturale" rutile deposit. diversifying to the future with the agribus-green gold asset as well as working in hydro electric asset. the green gold can in time be worth hundreds of millions of dollars per annum to srx. of what value-in time will the hydro electric be? let alone the benefits both agribus and hydro bring to sierra leone as it modernises into 21st century? standards of living should increase for all those linked with srx , the thousands employed and thousands more-to be employed-couple that with the chinese bringing in new infrastructure-roads, rail and more. the future is very very bright. imo :-)

you closing in on 6 million shares yet? :-)

IS that another reason why gangama is being held back? part of the sale process at this time? delicately poised? :-))

Continued improvement in operating cost efficiency during the quarter, resulting in a 33% reduction in operating cash cost per tonne[1] relative to H1 2013 operating cash cost per tonne declined to US$539 per tonne during Q1.

http://www.investegate.co.uk/sierra-rutile-ltd--srx-/rns/sierra-rutile-provides-q1-2014-operational-update/201404070700141580E/

prove up the green gold here with the food stuffs/fruit. noted china on acquisition trail re agribusinesses…http://uk.reuters.com/article/2014/04/02/uk-noble-group-cofco-idUKBREA3109B20140402 all in good time eh gib? ;-) whats the odds the suits are chinois? ;-)

thats better :-)

Nyrstar can see worthwhile risk paying 10% worth of its debt to try and recapture far more than what its paid down-ie wants to see some of the £200 million paid back, or else it would have walked away and written the lot off imo agreed nyrstar think at least that part is risk worth taking with whatever negotiations / plans they have been party to at various meetings held recently. not that nyrstar had much choice. you can be sure talv would have wanted a bigger part from Nyrstar but when one gets burnt badly, more caution is required second time round. nyrstar i suspect are seeking a recovery of sorts. however if this doesnt walk i would NOT expect Nyrstar to be forgiving again. lets see how nyrstar react in a few months time corbs:-)