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the moisture in the levante cloud says more to follow? ;-))

very funny ;-) must try harder .. ;-)

haha. we knew the freefloat wasnt there- the codex last week suggested this was in progress- as lucullus muses on iii- swops-one out one in? -they could actually be buys but the float wasnt there-was it? ;-)) i assume be? is me-referring to you gib1 ? :-)

and another 700,000 shares- 3 trades....2.1 million shares...... £1,612.40,000k not the norm here :-))))

buys/sells -swap shop? :-)

codex? :-) plenty afoot .. haha

get stuck in :-)))

links within :-) http://www2.dupont.com/Titanium_Technologies/en_US/uses_apps/coatings/index.html

great work-would be good to find more recent articles? :-) i like your diggety diggety delving :-) :-)

cant wait for the agribus from the keiser to filter through- the green gold? have you read my recent muses here and the huge possibilities -great climate etc etc :-)

cant recall which of the firms-thinks its creab- might even be a chap called rupert? well clued up on srx http://www.prweek.com/uk/news/1131722/College-Group-hires-Kreab-Gavin-Andersons-Rupert-Trefgarne/ then again i might have the wrong firm :-)))

not much publicly about on scowscroft eh? :-)

great post - have you spoke to the advisors of srx- the ones after harry and neil at aura? very helpful- might be able to assist with your query. i note the pic of doc jl and that hes a lectuer? is that a geordie lecturer? :-)) (musing)

additional large dredge, feasibility study due before end september 2012 -decision might be given on funding through cash generated from mining, not dilution or borrowing :-) news expected on dry mining build progress and production start date-this year? additional revenue -this year (towards end of?) possible news on geo tech and potential drilling to increase resource? possible news on rare earth progress? news due in around 4-5 weeks on increased production figures/ progress etc any further news on more cost savings being implemented? any further news from the keiser on the agribusiness progress? plus other matters ? :-) jmo gldyoR

not aware of current status re biofuel-ive posted some thoughts end july here 2012 -including this which you may have already seen.... "http://www.awoko.org/2011/08/12/sierra-rutile-pumps-nearly-le180-million-into-agric/ The country’s only rutile mining company –Sierra Rutile – have invested nearly 180 million Leones (US$40,000) into an agricultural development plot which it hopes will help “to sustain alternative livelihoods of mining communities” living in its concession area. This was revealed in a press release issued Tuesday 8th August, 2010. The 43 acre agricultural plot which was cultivated in March 2010 is situated near Nyandehun village in the Imperri Chiefdom. Sierra Rutile provided farm equipment, improved seeds, fertilizers and insecticides for the project which presently grows Sugar Cane, Pineapples and Bananas. This is set to be improved upon as Senior Farm Assistant, Thomas Gogra, revealed that they will soon start growing coconuts, mangoes and oranges. In a bid to involve the local community in overseeing and maintaining the project, the company called in the local chiefs, and held consultations with the area paramount chiefs. Together they nominated 40 local residents for hire, which includes farm assistants, casual workers and guards. Health and Safety Manager, Ansumana M. Jabati assured the local farmers that Sierra Rutile Ltd. is developing the farm to meet community expectations. He added “We want to cater for the well-being of the host communities through sustainable agriculture. As a company, we will develop the farm and transfer ownership to the mining communities.” Sierra Rutile Chief Financial Officer Joseph Connolly, remarked that “The agricultural development project is a display of the company’s commitment to increasing sustainable employment in the local community.” He added that “This is just the start, going forward it is conceivable that commercial agriculture could employ as many people as mining currently does. The region is ideally suited to agriculture, given the abundance of rain, sun and fertile soil. This coupled with the existing infrastructure, skilled local workforce and the support of Sierra Rutile Ltd., make the development of agriculture in the area an extremely exciting proposition for all concerned.”""

and? then what? :-)

http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201209030700162932L Strengthens Management Team with New Chief Operating Officer Role London, UK, 3 September 2012: Sierra Rutile Limited (AIM:SRX) ("the Company") is delighted to announce the appointment of Gerald Boting to the newly-expanded role of Chief Operating Officer ("COO"). This further strengthens the management team and is aligned to the Company's substantial growth prospects for the next three years. Mr Boting, whose appointment as COO will take effect from 10 September 2012, will take responsibility for expanded accountability over the Company's growth strategy, including strategic business planning, project execution, and integrating the current operations. Mr Boting joins Sierra Rutile from Vedanta Zinc International, where he held the position of COO, responsible for operations in Namibia, Ireland and South Africa. Prior to that he was COO of Letseng Diamonds in Lesotho. Mr Boting has over 35 years of mining experience, having held senior management positions across Africa with Anglo Base Metals and De Beers. Mr Boting has a track record of running multiple mining operations and driving performance upgrades through the implementation of process improvement and mine efficiency enhancement. Andy Taylor, formerly COO, will assume the new role of Head of Operations. This will allow Mr Taylor to continue to focus on the current, upgraded, and recently expanded operations and drive further optimisations, synergies and efficiencies. John Sisay, Chief Executive Officer of Sierra Rutile said: "It gives me great pleasure to welcome Gerald as COO. He brings with him a wealth of mining experience. His expertise will further strengthen the Sierra Rutile management team and give added impetus to our expansion plans. At the same time, Andy will now be able to devote his full attention to continuing to drive the existing operations forward. As we have seen from the turnaround that has occurred in these operations, I have great faith that Andy will deliver further significant improvements. I am very excited about the potential results that Gerald and Andy, working together, can achieve." Ends

no wonder the keiser is aboard to assist srx with agribus in sierra leone :-) http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/47431/lonrho-advancing-in-africa-as-continents-significance-to-global-market-set-to-grow-47431.html

from advfn-eddie catflap "And a little more positive outlook from MD of Gunson Resources, David Harley. Snippet.... PROACTIVE INVESTORS: The internal rate of return estimated in the updated Definitive Feasibility Study is 28.3%. What would increase the IRR for Coburn? DAVID HARLEY: Higher product prices. The longer this current stock market downturn goes on, the worse the supply problem is going to get. A lot of the more immature projects, from greenfields to those still in the feasibility study stage, are having trouble getting money and progress is going to slow down. The supply problem is just going to get worse and worse. One of the offtakers we are currently talking to cannot get an assured supply of zircon. This is supposed to be a market in surplus, but when you talk to the people trying to obtain zircon, some are unable to obtain long-term supply contracts. AND...... PROACTIVE INVESTORS: What are your thoughts on mineral sands prices over the next few years? Many like Iluka have stated publicly that they have softened in the near-term but will regain ground in the medium to longer term – care to comment? DAVID HARLEY: Yes I agree with that. All of our research, with people like TZMI, and just general feeling around the market is that demand and prices will improve. What we are seeing in China at the moment is that the brakes have been put on the economy to stop property speculation and slow inflation. If you look at the average growth of zircon consumption in China over the last 10 years, this year it is way below trend. Is this a new paradigm? No, I think it is deliberately created by government policy. http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/32992/gunson-resources-david-harley-talks-exclusively-about-posco-deal-to-proactive-investors-32992.html http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/32990/mineral-sands-prices-are-seen-heading-higher-32990.html

will srx be repeating tmzi congress this year-november 5-8th :-) http://www.tzmi.com/Congress/tabid/177/Default.aspx or indaba early next year? 4-7 feb 2013 http://www.miningindaba.com/ :-)