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Well there must be some wealthy novices out there.

For anyone who wants to research the company, look at Octobers presentation and look where the company is in relation to the turnaround plan.

There is a lot of capital expenditure required to turn this around, but it is fully funded.

In todays commodity markets at 2019 production rates, without any improvements in the mine, it will make a lot of money

Oh yeah John, there is a hell of a lot more shares then then! So you did well to sell when you did.

2949oz of gold sold in 2020

There's also rising threats to Democratic Republic if Congo tin production.

In recent weeks there has been an uptick in rebel killings, last Week Ebola turned up in the main tin producing province and in the last week there has been an outbreak of Bubonic plague.

Thats a very good point, weare in a position that we don't need anybody else, we have all of the required cash. If so.eone did attempt a takeover bid, I believe it would turn into a very large takeover battle, where someone is likely to end up spending £200 million on the assets - and personally I don't think rambler should accept anything but an all cash bid.

I would agree with those timeframes

I was doing it on the phone, ill have a look on the computer later.

I've just followed your link to the PEPRs, all I can see is previously approved PEPRs, not PEPRs in progress. Tge most recent I can see on there is the 2019 PEPR for the trial leaching at MoL (which I already have) - am I missing something?

No US$

On November's updated finanicals the total profit after capital costs come to $58 million over 9 years at todays copper price

I think tge companies answer would be they give news when there is news aside from quarterly updates. As an aside I've just run through tge feasibility study, tge total pre tax profit for LC has now nearly doubled to us$55 miliion

Yet another position, chief mining engineer.

Yes he did

Things could get interesting with the tin price in a minute, Busie tin mine in the Congo is in North Kivu province, where Ebola has just broken out.

Yes in that order without little deer. Atalya is on my watch list as I think that's cheap for the company.

A couple if weeks and it'll be back to 0.35.

I did have a cheeky top up today, my average is 0.32.

I don't think yesterday was that much of a shocker, they had to find $8 million from somewhere this year (the plan showed an $8 million shortfall after the financing). Its done and it will recover fairly quickly - a billion shares traded yesterday. Interestingly the ship is in port loading.